naomi lloyd the details. naomi: the bodies of those who did not make it.lier in the day, they voted -- boarded a boat, but shortly after leaving a coastal city, the boat capsized, with dozens drowning. wasfter the boat sank, it over. people were really scattered everywhere. i brought my children to the surface. the boat had totally sk. i could not save them. relief at those who were rescued, after libyan coast guards and local fishermen picked them up. most of the survivors are from suydam, with others from egypt, morocco, and tunisia. around 900 people have lost their lives trying to cross the mediterranean this year. the u.n. is calling for urgent action i.e. use states. urgent need to increase search and rescue capacity. that includes e.u. state vehicles and the lifting of restrictions on ngo's, and action to prevent people from drowning, trying to escape violence in libya. naomi: on tuesday, matteo salvini band a humanitarian -- bay armed -- banned a humanitarian ship from italian waters. he has seen his population surge at home -- popularity surge at

tonight coco faces the toughest competition yet against naomi on, sack adjust 21 herself -- naomi osakat 21 herself. the eyes will be on the match. even serena's. >> i think it's super exciting tennis. coco is obviously much, much younger than naomi -- if you can say that because naomi's incredibly young. it's shocking to say that coco's six years younger. i definitely think it's the future. women's tennis. and i -- i'm really excited to just be a fan girl and kind of watch. >> reporter: coco's and naomi's ages together is still younger than serena's. >>> football back in full throttle. fans got upsets, tied with three seconds left, calling on the walk-on, a freshman in his first college game ever. drills a 56-yard game-winning field goal. the wolf pack storming back from 14 down in the fourth against purdue, beating the boilermakers by three. great moment there. if that wasn't good enough, taltin awarded scholarship for his performance. a great way to kick off his college campaign. absolutely. >> that is real exuberance. >> that makes you smile. those moment. thank you so much. >> all

naomi: it is completely separate.ular procurement was run separately by a different group of people with the defense department and the gsa. what it does do is it helps the pentagon politically. the defense department has been accused by company like oracle which was eliminated from the jedi bidding competition that they design a contract was overly favorable for amazon. this is a way for the pentagon to say, we always said we would use multiple cloud vendors for multiple projects. look at this project, we are planning to use microsoft. it is really in limbo right now. president trump has questioned whether the contract was competitively bid. the new defense secretary has said he is ordering a review of the procurement process because he has heard so many complaints. meanwhile the defense department inspector general is investigating potential conflicts of interest surrounding forward defense department employees that have relationships with amazon. oracle just said they were claiming to appeal their lawsuit, challeng

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coming up on this programme: naomi 0saka fights to defend her title, as she goes through to the secondes two penalties for shanghai sipg in their asian champions league quarter final first leg against urawa red diamonds. and masters champion tiger woods faces another injury set—back as he's ruled out until october following knee surgery. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that top seed and defending champion naomi 0saka is through to the second round of the us open, the year's final grand slam, but not without her difficulties. after 0saka won the opening set 6—4, russia's anna blinkova claimed the second in a tie break to force a decider. and the 21 year—old from japan then found her game in the final set to advance to a second round meeting against poland's magda linnette. i felt

phil: naomi conrad reporting. this is dw news livive from berl..ill to come, we'll take you to the golf season's final tournament to walkk the fine lie between perfection and frustration. part two of this cliff h hanging hunt is on the way. giraffe populations have been given more protections in an effort to halt their dramatic population decline. the international trade of energy should species has agreed to regulate drafts and -- the selling of giraffes and their body parts. it has shrunk to under 100,000 in just 30 years. >> giraffes are both majestic and d lovable. perhaps even more so with a wonky ear. such idiosyncrasies makes it hard to reckon as their old buddies. >> to have such a close connection with individual wild animals, you might be looking at them from one side, you'll see them from the other side, just like knowing a friend. >> a friend for life. john dockerty first came to the national reserve 21 years ago as a carpenter, a pretext for getting up close to his favorite animals. now a researcher, he knows africa's direct population

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with two-time grand slam champion naomi osaka.ndy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. >>> our top stories this morning, federal authorities are working to round up more suspects they say are connected to one of the largest cases of internet fraud in u.s. history. the fbi says several fugitives are believed to be in the u.s. there are some 80 people mainly

naomi: it is completely separate.icular procurement was run separately by a different group of people with the defense department and the gsa. what it does do is it helps the pentagon politically. the defense department has been accused by company like oracle which was eliminated from the jedi bidding competition that they design a contract was overly favorable for amazon. this is a way for the pentagon to say, we always said we would use multiple cloud vendors for multiple projects. look at this project, we are planning to use microsoft. if it ends up being that the jedi contract ends up going to amazon, this is a way for the pentagon to say we are playing fair. emily: amazon has been the front runner for the jedi contract, but president trump has asked that the process be investigated by which that contract is awarded, so where does the jedi contract stands now? naomi: it is in limbo. president trump has questioned whether the contract was competitively bid. the new defense secretary has said that he is ordering a r

hey, naomi. naomi: whatever it takes.at the new zealand central bank governor said he will do to support the economy. invoking mario draghi's famous speech. adrian or says he will gauge the inflationary impact of this month unexpectedly large rate cut before considering further easing. >> looking forward, we were saying, everyone is telling us we need to be lower. global growth is slowing. let's get ahead of this. let's move now and reduce the probability of having to do more later. we are pleased with where we are. naomi: undermining trust. japan's prime minister has accused his south korean counterpart of damaging the relationship between the two countries. that's after so pulled out of an intelligence sharing pact with tokyo. shinzo abe has pledged to work with the u.s. to maintain security cooperation. the battle to host the world's biggest ever initial public offering is heating up. a host of the largest global exchanges are stepping up their courting of saudi aramco. we are told senior officials from london, new yor

naomi grimley, bbc news.eld is in biarittz, where the g7 leaders will meet this weekend. how do you think this issue will play out amongst the leaders when they meet? we've already seen a degree of unanimity from the european side, with borisjohnson coming strongly towards what macron said. this is a story which has projected itself onto the agenda. anytime there is a g7 orgy 20, something happens which places itself at the heart of what world's leaders are talking about. i have no doubt this will feature very strongly over the weekend. the seven leaders will talk informally of what is on the agenda, and it will come up is on the agenda, and it will come up then. 0n is on the agenda, and it will come up then. on monday we are told there isa up then. on monday we are told there is a section of the agenda which talks about the environment, and i have no doubt it'll come up then. it isa have no doubt it'll come up then. it is a contentious bill, it seems to me, but the unknowable is what the dashed the view dona

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warning that you may find some of the images in this report from our global affairs correspondent naomidisturbing. ground to a halt — usually, hong kong international airport is one of the busiest transport hubs in the world. but today, the planes have been stopped by yet another of the city's growing democracy protests. hundreds of black—clad protesters flooded this concourse. 0nly hundreds of black—clad protesters flooded this concourse. only a trickle of flights are leaving and landing. the vast majority are cancelled. the police are threatening the use of teargas here if they think it is what is needed to get things back to normal. this is why the protesters have doubled down on their demonstrations. footage from this weekend shows police adopting heavy—handed tactics. to subdue the crowds of protesters who've now spent weeks on the streets. as well as deploying their batons, the police have been filmed using teargas in enclosed spaces. nonlethal rounds have also been fired at close range and there are reports of facial injuries as a result. human rights groups are worried it is esc

open tomorrow. 15-year-old coco gauff will take on the defending champion naomi osaka.y scholes is here with the bleacher report. last night, andy, the chance for coco, coco, after another incredible performance. good morning. >> good morning. this is exciting. the future of women's tennis is here. this is the matchup everyone was hoping would happen when the draw came out. 15-year-old coco gauff versus 21-year-old defending champion naomi osaka. they've never faced each other. you combine their ages, and they're still one year younger than serena williams. coco needing a three-set thriller last night to beat babos. she's the youngest to reach the round of 32 at the u.s. open since 1996. there is little doubt who the fan favorite is at flushing meadows. >> coco, coco, coco. >> i mean, it gets me super pumped, and i'm like wow, like i'm really so grateful i'm playing in front of all after you guys and you believe in me. this is the beginning, i promise. i promise to always fight for you guys. >> osaka, meanwhile, taking care of business, winning 6-2, 6-4. the world numbe

naomi grimley reports.tered kashmir —— have been cut. at these images show how tensions have risen in the days since new delhi revoked this region's special constitutional status. the security services patrol the area, enforcing curfews in the eerie quiet. but stones and masonry scattered across the street are a tell—tale sign that angry protesters are making their voices heard when they can. this was already one of they can. this was already one of the world's most militarised areas, and now since the sudden influx of more indian troops, things are at breaking point. translation: people of kashmir are angry, they are like a volcano which will erupt and india is unaware of the consequences. as well as anger there is uncertainty. this train station is rammed with migrant labourers who have got out of the kashmir valley, fearing serious violence is on the way. we have come from the kashmir valley, we don't have any money and my wallet is empty. we don't know how we will travel further as they are asking for t

hi, naomi, how are you? yeah, hi. now, tell me, what's the name of this virus again?ely a virus? it's definitely a virus. 0k. i can't really hear certain letters. i replace them with different letters, so i hear different things. sometimes people want to be like me because they like my hearing aids, and i'm like, trust me, you don't. you don't want to be like me. cmv is a leading cause of deafness in children, it's really common, and mostly harmless, but it can be devastating for unborn babies. ready? can you let go? that's why paediatrician tamsin holland—brown has helped set up an nhs team, who unpaid and in their own time, have developed britain's first targeted screening programme for cmv. the problem was that we were catching the virus too late and a lot of the damage was already done at that point. we had to treat cmv within one month of life, and the research was starting to show that that was making a difference. that for some children, it was preventing that hearing loss deteriorating and for some children, it was even actually reversing that hearing loss. ok

earlier, defending champion naomi osaka battled from behind to beat russian 20—year—old anna blinkovad. the top seed will now face polish world number 53 magda linette in round two. wimbledon champion and fourth seed at flushing meadows simona halep is also through. she needed three sets though to make it past american nicole gibbs. 6—2 in the final set. scotland lock sam skinner will miss the rugby world cup after suffering a hamstring injury in saturday's win over france. the exeter chiefs second row limped off during the win at murrayfield, and it has been decided that he would not recover quickly enough to "play a meaningful part" in the tournament injapan that starts next month. glasgow warriors second row tim swinson willjoin up with the training group as cover, with gregor townsend names his final squad next tuesday. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. thanks forjoining us. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph, asa bennett, and author and journ

but, you also, in line with miles, you have this character, this book, naomi and speak to that, and, characters like this >> well, david walker and jamal campbell and i created naomi for dc comics. the idea to bring a new character into dc and just - she has a brand new origin, not connected to anything with batman or any legacy character, but she's an adopted child in the pacific northwest and she feels a connection to superman because he's also the most famous orphan. >> seth: yeah. >> and that connection leads her on a journey that she actually discovers her super power and her surprising origin that actually is going to bring a lot of new stuff to the dc universe. but what i discovered was how hungry some of the audience is for just new characters to come into this existing universe. like, it's superman and batman, but from a new perspective and that has been a real gift, like, people really have been warm and generous about naomi's appearance >> seth: and this is a big deal for people like me who are in the know you moved over after 19 years at marvel, you moved over to dc i wou

she hit the court. >> describing naomi osaka's game to those who never watched her play isn't difficult she's a whirl wind of intensity blanlsed by poise and grace. >> given your competitiveness how important to the be ranked number one tennis player in the world zbrts . >> it's always been a dream. one of the things little kid tennis players look forward to. we want to be number one. >> at only 21 years old has already reached the pinnacle of her sport. when we met her in new york she spoke with us. >> do you think that pressure is internal or external? >> i think the internal pressure isn't as bad. okay. why do i say that, because i realize i do put a lot of pressure on myself because having the number one ranking means you're supposed to be the best. >> you had a very personal instagram post where you called the last few months the worse of your life. what happened to make you feel that way. >> the tennis players train so hard just for that one moment or one match on the court. it's a really high high if you win or really low low if you lose. >> after winning back-to-back grand slam

ramos penalised serena williams a point and then a game for her outburst in last year's final against naomiered a humiliating 8—nil defeat to the netherlands in their eurohockey semi final. the world champions were always favourites in antwerp but the manner of england's defeat will raise serious questions just a year out from the olympics — that's if great britain even qualify. david mcdaid was watching if england had hopes of winning this tournament here for a third time in their history, those hopes were very swiftly extinguished by a very, very good dutch side. three heavens are up good dutch side. three heavens are up at half and very much the pic. the final scrolling could have been even heavier we have let you have further back in the record books to find a defeat as bad as this one. not a good night to be in england player. i was this probably the lowest point in my career so far, tough want to swallow. and my god we have got some work to do as a team. anything that will now test the bronze medal match here on sunday and is the captain says they're going to have to put this defeat t

supermodel naomi campbell who was dragged by new daily mail this weekend with a piece that question an upcoming philanthropic a word she is set to receive and also called out her age for no discernible reason whatsoever however it was the gallery of but 9 pictures of the supermodel with famous men who have been accused of or convicted of rape and sexual abuse that makes one wonder men like harvey weinstein mike tyson and kevin spacey that for many went too far when she have the nerve to respond at a self produced video on our official you tube page the daily beast called it weird and mentioned her tenuous connections to epstein stating campbell didn't discuss that in the video which showed her answering questions from a faceless interview as though she was on a real t.v. program as if a person can't make a statement to the world without the real press deciding whether it's valid for us right which brings us to the question of the day how will the process as a whole be able to properly report on the jeffery epstein case and those who assisted him in their focus is only on the women who

welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that top seed and defending champion naomisaka is through to the second round of the us open, the year's final grand slam, but not without her difficulties. after osaka won the opening set 6—4, russia's anna blinkova claimed the second in a tie break to force a decider. and the 21 year—old from japan then found her game in the final set to advance to a second round meeting against poland's magda linnette. i felt nervous. for me it is definitely a new feeling. i had never had to come into a tournament... come into a grand slam, iwon tournament... come into a grand slam, i won indian wells ones, so i felt that gave me a bit of practice but the amount of nerves i felt today was completely different to california. i am today was completely different to california. iam kind today was completely different to california. i am kind of really glad thatis california. i am kind of really glad that is over. the wimbledon champion, simona halep, is also through to the 2nd round and she was also taken to three sets by the american, nicole g

naomi campbell also made some headlines by wiping down hers -- look, she's got the gloves too. >> lookhat down, there's a reason to be a germophobe. >> when the baby was real young we used to do that. >>> next to a celeb who's using her influence as a force for good. >> singer kacey musgraves has racked up quite a collection of awards. six grammys, four country music association awards, and three academy of country music awards. >> racking up the awards. this morning she's produced something much more valuable, a brand-new friend. >> oh! >> yep, that's tom, owner of tom's one-hour photo in l.a.'s korea town. lately business has been slow for tom. >> okay. so enter kacey. she was in the city for a series of shows and needed a one-hour photoshop. because you don't need them til you need them. she was so impressed that she created a fan appreciation account on instagram just for tom. so look at this kacey selected a series of tom's handmade throwback photo drops and posed for her own shoot. these are like the glamor shots. >> oh, i know you have some glamor shots, right? >> i've got a cou

tennis american serena williams moved into the semifinals of the rogers cup in toronto by beating naomi a sock of japan williams lead early on in the 1st set winning 63 in the 2nd the 25th 3 time grand slam champion him tenure to dominate but then had a scare when she ran into the net post trying to chase down and a socket drop shot hitting her right arm. but she played on and she took the 2nd set 6 full to the semi's. it watching daily news from berlin up next data reporter which this week follows a young mexican volunteer who works in an addiction support center here in germany mariana evan stay will be out with you next hour thanks for joining us today w. . curious of. yourself. don't miss out. closely. carefully. don't lose something. to do good. actually.

second seed naomi osaka defeated belarussian aliaksandra sasnovich — but need three sets to do it.so world number one had a tough contest winning 7—6, 2—6, 6—2 needing two hours and six minutes and she'll now face taiwan's hsieh su—wei for a place in the quarter—finals. the number four seed and reigning wimbledon champion simona halep is also through to the last 16 — but she had to come from a set down to beat russia's ekaterina alexa nd rova. halep — who's reached three finals in cincinnati in the last four years, and lost all of them — took the deciding set 6—4 and she'll now face madison keys. in the men's singles, there was a shock defeat for the number 4 seed kei nishikori — whose wait for the first masters series title of his career goes on. he was beaten in straight sets by fellow—japanese yoshihito nishioka, who had to go through qualifying to reach the main draw. nishioka — who's ranked 77 in the world — won two hard—fought sets 7—6, 6—4. he plays the unseeded australian alex de minaur next. and the number 5 seed from greece — stefanos tsitsipas is also out. he lost the op

i just want to start by that i thinking naomi kelly, and the work of the capital planning committee.ause of the work of the capital planning committee over the years, we've been able to have a very well-thought-out plan for investing dollars in facilities that the city owns, especially our public safety facilities. and in 2010 and in 2014, voters passed these bonds without raising property taxes but with almost 80% of the vote to support rehabilitating facilities all over san francisco. and just this year, i was really excited about cutting the ribbon on station 5, which is my home station, where i used to get my toys as a firefighter. our firefighters and our police officers, fixing our buildings and making sure that they can sustain an earthquake is so critical to protecting the lives of our citizens. in fact we are all reminded from last week, the major earthquake that happened in southern california and the devastating impact it had on that community, we are reminded that we have to be prepared. it's not about if, it's about when a disaster strikes. so what are we going to do to

the top seed and defending champion naomi osaka is through to the 3rd round after a straight sets victory linette. osaka won the first set 6—2 — but then survived a brief scare, with linette, who's ranked number 53 in the world, winning the first 3 games of the second set. osaka recovered to take the set 6—4 — ad she'll face either coco gauff or timea babos next. going into this match eye was very calm, because i was thinking there was no way my nerves could be worse than they were the day before. —— i was come. for me, they also had that comfortability of knowing i had played magda before. so there is a lwa ys played magda before. so there is always that added stress of not knowing what she can do. for me that stress was ta ken knowing what she can do. for me that stress was taken away today. in the men's singles, rafa nadal is through to third round without playing. he was due on court later to face thanasi kokkinakis, but the australian has withdrawn with a shoulder injury. meanwhile, the number 6 seed from germany, alexander zverev, is already through to the 3rd round. he was taken to

at 21 naomi osaka is ranked number one in the world.open before a disapproving crowd who thought the match was called unfairly. coco and naomi have met before practicing together before the miami open in 2017. this week both seemed happy with a hypothetical match-up. >> she's super sweet and i would love to play her of course. >> i think she's doing amazing obviously so hopefully i can get to her level. >> now two of the biggest names in a new generation of tennis stars ready to prove it's anyone's match. both phenomenal talents. now among the millions of people expected to watch this match today, serena williams herself. she calls it the future of women's tennis and says she is really excited to watch. for her part serena is playing her own round of 16 match on sunday. peter and sheinelle. >> i'm excited to watch, too. blaine alexander. >> tennis under the lights. >> yes. >>> still to come, we have a sneak peak at the latest "terminator" movie. >> there's a familiar >>> still to come here today, the latest on dorian. >> plus, nascar su

in the tennis american serena williams moved into the semifinals of the rogers company by beating naomi a sucker of japan it was a much more quiet affair compared to the u.s. open encounter the 2 had last year when williams had many words with the umpire in this match up williams led early on in the 1st set winning it 63 in the 2nd 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominate but then had a bit of a scare when she ran into the net net popal post while trying to chase down and suck a drop shot at in her right arm and the less she played on also taking the 2nd set 64 williams will now mate check on fire 3 shots of a. second alan while the english premier league got underway on friday german football fans will have to wait one more week for the bundesliga to start in germany this season's managerial merry go round means there are new changes new faces in charge at several clubs begging the question just how hard a task that these newcomers have ahead of them. bundesliga coach a dream job and a lucrative one but only 18 people have the privilege for the new ones it can be a daunting ta

now, she faces off against naomi osaka on saturday. i cannot wait. must-see tv. >> you were at the open last night, too. >> roker family. >> yeah. >>> obviously, all eyes on the south as dorian bears down, but the rest of the country looking at weather, as well. >> that's right. let's check it out for you you'll see we have sunshine across the great lakes also out west. heat warnings are in effect. we are going to be looking at strong storms in the mid plains and some showers along the gulf coast of texas we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ♪ baby i'm not even in a gown ♪ and the only thing u have to say is wow ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ ♪ and you never felt this type of emotion ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop drop say oh my drop drop drop ♪ ♪ make u say oh my god my drop drop ♪ ♪ make you're jaw drop make u say oh my god ♪ >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a nice start to the day i

word on the back injury has forced her to withdraw from her last 2 events reigning world number one naomi a soccer with also better she prepares to defend her trophy as was wimbledon champion simona halep who has the u.s. open crown in her sights. well it's going to be amazing to win for yourself one but i'm not thinking about that i'm just trying to live a big day by day and we would see in the end what is going to happen all right that's a good sport and i have more later peter thanks very much and that was your news that was our broadcast do stay with us martine's here in about 3 minutes i'm back from 12 a quick summary of world news here on al-jazeera we will see you very soon. perception is validation we believe you want to be seen but in one life time we can't see everything that we rely on he experiences of others and the legacies of previous generations. with that testimony we would know very little. with this documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years these students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build

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three-set in with we'll see if that magic can continue she goes up next against number one seated naomi osaka. and a very wild 360 over head slam what a waywi >>> this is now a category two hurricane and forecast to go up to category four in the next four hours elsewhere highs in the triple digits in some areas all eyes on dorian making its approach this holiday weekend. >>> aside from dorian this labor day the rest of the country facing hot conditions. but on this day, monday all eyes are on florida >> it's so odd to see that map like that. >>> the obamas are now empty nestors. sasha, the youngest has started her freshman year in michigan. >> and a sea turtle conversation group make a shocking discovery. the geneticly mutated animal is given two names. htub soap scum and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops in microwaves and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean magic eraser, and now, new mr. clean magic eraser sheets. gewhite sale!... save on comforters... bath towels - $8

open. 15-year-old coco gauff will take on defending champion naomi osaka.choles has more in the bleacher report. the future before our eyes. >> that's right. the future of tennis, it's here. this is the matchup everyone was hoping would happen when the draw came out. 15-year-old coco gauff versus naomi osaka. they've never played each other. combining their ages, they are still one year younger than serena williams. she's now the youngest american to reach the round of 32 at the u.s. open since 1991. and there is little doubt who the fan favorite is at flushing meadows. >> i mean, it gets me super pumped and i'm like, wow. i'm really so grateful i'm playing in front of all you guys and you actually believe in me. this is just the beginning, i promise. i promise to ought fight for you guys. >> osaka meanwhile taking care of business. the world number one player, she had some star power in her box. kobe bryant and colin kaepernick were there watching her win. when it comes to the matchup, the odds heavily stacked against coco. making her debut in a grand slam

it cannot be easy defending a grand slam title for the first time and naomi 0saka had a lot of hard work match against the world number 84 from russia. she took it six games to four but at the moment she is about to face a second set point. patrick a bit gone through comfortably. and grabbing your muguruza has been beaten by alison riske of the united states. we had that wobbly but winning start from roger federer, novak djokovic looking strong and we will get to see rafa nadal in a few hours. miami sucker hasjust saved the second of those set plays. —— 0saka. rafa nadal says his knees are feeling better than the last time when he had to pull out. simona halep will also be playing shortly. and coco gauff, the 15—year—old who beat venus williams at wimbledon is back and she will play a bit later on. this is the fourth event she has been given a wild card for, in this year, feared that she turned 15. and thatis year, feared that she turned 15. and that is technically in contravention of guidelines issued to protect younger players but the us tennis association just could not resist and han

and so i tied my friend naomi.go, so i feel it. >> seth: oh, so this - [ laughter ] so this wasn't - naomi wasn't on stage, you were just tying her up backstage? [ laughter ] >> so, i was like, "escape trafalgar studios, and i will encap -- you know, capture you." and she's quite small, so i did. >> seth: well, that's smart. [ laughter ] i mean, if you're going to do that, you pick your smallest friend, yeah [ laughter ] >> she's massively talented. and then i ran, captured her, tied her up, put like tape on her face, and then -- she consented, i swear [ laughter ] and then i like, went to the wings, and was like -- 'cause someone was performing the monologue separate, maybe a comedic, who knows >> seth: yeah, and they were probably wondering what's all that banging backstage [ laughter ] >> and then i was stroking her hair in the wings, like "shh." [ laughter ] tied up little girl, and then the technician could see what was happening, and he wrote a note saying, "are you okay?" [ laughter ] held it up and my frien

naomi conrad is on the border with myanmar.. >> some peoeople told us that if they werere forced to go homome, ththey wouould ratather kill thememselves becauause they do't trust the governmnment to provie them with safetety to give e thm their lands back. this muslim minoritity has gone through h what some people termd close to eththnic cleansining. their vilillages were bomombed, women wewere rapaped. they d don't trtrust the goveret to provi the safetety and humann rights t that they wanant. a lot of peoplpl say once their demands have been fulfilllled, theyey would go baback. at this t time, ty prefer to ststay here. no onene we talked to once to go back willingly. -- wants to go back willingly. sumi: the brazilian president says his country lacks the reresources to fighght fires bug in the amazon rain forest.t. more than 74,000 wildfires this year, an 80% increase on last year. 10,000 fires h havbeen spotttted in the last week. in a speech on facebooook, the presesident alslso retracted d s earlierr accusation thatt the fires had been started by environmental organizations. we can

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naomi grimley, bbc news. jonathan head sent us this update from the airport.of hours, we have seen an expert in every change in this airport which was previously com pletely this airport which was previously completely covered with protesters right across this floor, singing, determined to stay until the small hours of the morning. they decided after meeting it wasn't worth risking a confrontation with the right police and so basically decided to go. and now, well, all these cleaners are try to give it of these cleaners are try to give it of the extraordinary range of posters that have been stuck upon these railings in the last four days coming to airport for opening. there has been massive disruption, dozens of flights cancelled. there are a lot of passengers still asleep upstairs, near checking desks. many others if i do take hotels. it will ta ke others if i do take hotels. it will take probably days to give her the backlog of flights, and there has been a big cost for these protest —— get rid of the huge backlog. although there were huge numbers of protest

naomi grimley, bbc news. let's talk now to kris cheng, who's a reporter for hong kong free press. hong kong international airport via webcam now. thank you very much for talking to us, it is the early hours of the morning now at the airport. what is happening there and what is the plan for tuesday among the protesters? there are still maybe 100—200 protesters sitting on the grounds of the whole although the flights have arrived so they are not talking to anyone other than themselves but they are saying they will return tomorrow to the airport again for tourists to tell them the truth about hong kong, about the extradition bill and so—called police violence. the examples in the clip, including tear gas at metro stations and a rupture of an eye of a protester. we saw some of that in the report just now. a protester. we saw some of that in the reportjust now. we also saw a representative from beijing talking about serious violence against the police and talking about the first signs of terrorism. i the protesters worried about this escalating language from beijing? what is tricky abo

[applause] >> i will call our chief administrator naomi kelly. >> good afternoon, commissioners naomi kelly, city administrator. i have to say, i was then city purchaser when the city administrator, ed lee, and ben rosenfeld hired ed to be the 311 director. i'm telling you, when he came in , he instantly, i realized, he was a great person, he became a mentor, he became a friend. a lot of the major decisions that i made while i was city purchaser and when i became the city administrator, ed was one of the very first phone kills -- phone calls i made. his wisdom, his guidance on how to manage at the 30,000-foot level, had to dive into the weeds, how to manage our colleagues, how to manage boards , how to manage the workforce, you have been such a true friend and it has helped me as i became the city administrator. thank you for that. it has also been great just to see how you have moved the traffic within san francisco, especially during major events, the world series, just any other events, and there have been times are we have been on munimobile one, after the world series of 2012, an

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