he should look carefully at a man named david novak. yes, that david novak.ng business for prison-pound executives? guess what? >> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> reporter: tax fraud. ken's wealthy wife dee was novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew ken novak. and something made ken's relatives suspicious. so detectives drove over to the loft where they spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> reporter: and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> reporter: answered all the questions but didn't seem to be of much help. then as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family set they didn't recognize him, but would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but fair warning -- as y

novak interesting comments >> absolutely.s there may be a premium in the market of $5 to $6 per barrel which effectively means in a shorthand way that every time you, me, or somebody else goes to the petrol pump to fill their car, they could be paying up to 10% more for filling up their tank just because we have this trade war ongoing between china and the united states and there is that sabre rattling around the prospect of new sanctions on iran so the message from the russian energy minister is that as long as we continue to see these kinds of geopolitical hot spots, then we will continue to see fragility around the energy markets. that means volatility and ultimately prices being a little higher than they should be let's listen to what he said in response to my question. >> translator: indeed we make such assessments we can see the pricing situation today depends not just on the supply/demand balance or the economic situation but also on the uncertainty we observe today in the global markets. the trade wars, the sanctions

novak djokovic has won his third us open title. more on that in a moment, plus — rain could shorten the penultimate fedex cup tournament in pensylvannia withjustin rose on the cusp of becoming new world number one. and madness is san marino as a moto 2 motorcyclist tries to grab the brakes of an opponent as they hurtle down the straight. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has won the men's us open final at flushing meadows in new york taking it in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3. it's a third title in this championship for the 31—year—old serb who defeated the 2009 champion juan martin del potro. the victory is a 14th grand slam title for djokovic and takes him 3rd on the all time list level with pete sampras. djokovic, who won wimbledon injuly, will climb to fourth in the world after back—to—back grand slam victories. only great rivals roger federer and rafael nadal have won more. naomi osaka held her trophy atop the rockefeller centre in new york the day after defeating serena w

back—to—back grand slam titles for novak djokovic, winning the us open in straight sets. those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it‘s an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! you‘re watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: and the swedish general election has left the two main political blocs almost tied, with the anti—immigration party making gains on its previous results. lets stay with that now. ali esbati is an economist, and mp for sweden‘s left party. he joins us live from stockholm. welcome to the briefing. your left party saw a surge in support, as did the sweden democrats, why was that? thank you for having me. i think it is clear the parties that were sta ble is clear the parties t

open tennis including a very happy novak djokovic. brazil's constitution grants its people the right to essential medicines but it's been a long struggle and the system is constantly challenge to fight big within it down up to stuff i know that nine someone medical treatment could lead to good death but on the other hand i also know that because of providing that treatment would have a negative impact on the rest of society. brazil's real drugs war on the people's health on al-jazeera. what makes this moment if you will never do something. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is. oddly clumsy that is a perfect formula for authoritarianism in tyranny or near the light so long. and there's no way to hide it let me ask you straight out here is the two state solution no upfront retellings announces era. i don't got time to support his poll thank you very much adrian we start out the u.s. open where one martin del potro is three to his first grand slam final since winning the tournament nine years ago he beat

coming up on this programme in the last few minutes novak djokovic has won his third us open title.rain could shorten the penultimate fedex cup tournament in pensylvannia withjustin rose on the cusp of becoming new world number one. and madness is san marino as a moto 2 motorcyclist tries to grab the brakes of an opponent as they hurtle down the straight. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has won the men's us open final at flushing meadows in new york taking it in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3. it's a third title in this championship for the 31—year—old serb who defeated the 2009 champion juan martin del potro. the victory is a 14th grand slam title for djokovic and takes him 3rd on the all time list level with pete sampras. djokovic, who won wimbledon injuly, will climb to fourth in the world

novak djokovic has set up a possible us open quarter final against roger federer.a sousa in straight sets. he will now face 5—time champion federer if the world number two can see off australian john millman in their last 16 tie later this evening. formerfinalist kei nishikori is also through to the last eight. and in the women's draw, last year's beaten finalist madison keys is through to the quarter—finals after beating slovakia's domininka cibulkova in straight sets. japan's naomi osaka is also through. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are dawn foster — columnist at the guardian and steven swinford — deputy political editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. tory divisions over the brexit negotiations is the lead for the i — the paper claims both pro—remain and pro—leave conservative mps are urging the prime minister to abandon her chequers proposals. the express leads on the latest war of words between boris

of umpire fairness between the genders.on novak: 't see things as mr. does, i really don' i think men and women are, you know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is hard to generalize things. richard: serena williams spent her early years being coached by her father, richard, oing racism and financial obstacles on her path to sporting greatness. the seventh u.s. open victory, a yearn from nearly died giving birth to her daughter, could be a crowning moment. instead this will be debated and remembered for very different reasons. laura: earlier i was joined by megan greenwell,ef editor-in-chi blog deadspin. we were arguing about this at is6:00 a.m. in my telinic. do you believe the serena williams was the victim of sexism? megan: i think she's pretty clearly the victim of a double standard, in this case and many other cases. one mistake many people have made is looking at this case in a vacuum. serena williams has been the victim of sexism and racism throughout her entirer. an so to look at this when the same umpire, carlo

novak djokovic heads out on his us open quarter—final later.s also the opposition manager. tiger woods has been picked as one of the picks for the upcoming ryder cup. the skipperfor europe has for the upcoming ryder cup. the skipper for europe has four wildcard picks to make fought this month scottish and it are as. the big question is does he go for experience orform? question is does he go for experience or form? we'll find question is does he go for experience orform? we'll find out around 13 gmt. there is a lot of quys around 13 gmt. there is a lot of guys playing well. yeah. we are in a situation where we are going to make someone really happy and we are going to let somebody down and it is fortu nate going to let somebody down and it is fortunate and unfortunate in the same breath and that is the way it is. as a captain you will be sometimes when you have four picks, there will be four missed. that is not the case this time. a bit of thinking and stuff to do. like most of us thought, i am sure novak djokovic was expecting to play roger pe

novak djokovic is through to the quarter finals of the us open and could be set for a last eight clash with roger federer. and bryson de chambeau makes it back to back wins on the pga tour as he heads well clear at the top of the fed ex cup standings. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the cricketing news that alastair cook has announced he'll retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing series with india. the 33—year—old is england's all—time leading test run scorer, while his run of 159 consecutive test appearances is a world record. the former england captain has struggled for runs recently and will line up for the final time for his country when they face india in the fifth and final test at the oval starting on friday. joe lynskey has more details on a remarkable career. well, test cricket is a sport where success well, test cricket is a sport where success is measured in the figures and in his 12 years as an england batsmen alistair cook has amassed some remarkable ones. he became england's all—time test leading run scorer in may 2015 surpassing a pr

to all players being treated the same and that they did not believe that was done during the final novak djokovic has responded as well he says the umpire was harsh on serena but that sexism doesn't come into it may i have my personal opinion that may be should not have pushed syria not to the limit especially in a grand slam final. you know just maybe changed maybe it did change the course of the match in just was in my opinion maybe unnecessary i don't see things as mr simon does i really don't think you know men and women are you know treated in this way or the other way depending on you know on the situation it's hard to generalize things really i just don't see. it's necessary really to to debate that. italian motor bike rider a man of n.r.t. has been kicked out of his team of the grabbing arrivals brake lever during sunday's moto to race in san marino this is the incident which for an artist team described as an irresponsible act in danger in the life of another rider the matter of any snipers have terminated his contract to assess is going forward racing next year but the bike man

our guest host the rest of the morning, david novak of ogo lead he's now a cnbc contributor.n the area right now if you were still running yum? you definitely -- it would be front and center >> well, i think, you know, everybody right now is being told to get out of the area. i think what we would do and i think what every responsible company would do is first of all, you'd tell everybody to take every major you can take to get safe then the second thing you do as a company is make sure you have a recovery plan. for example, in the food business, you would put supply into the distribution centers. >> somebody has to be down there. home depot has people down there. >> then what you do, joe, is you want to help the first responders you know, we have taco trucks and pizza trucks and chicken trucks so they'll be down in the area providing food, helping the community get back up and running. it's very -- obviously it's a very challenging time. our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody there in the carolinas. >> yeah. do you -- i just wonder, if you have three or four extra days

novak: we have not yet taken any predictions on production growth.ve just spoken about the potential we have and the spare capacity that is there. we will be discussing the decisions and the steps we plan to take in algeria on the 22nd and 23rd of september when we meet with our colleagues. alix: how much spare capacity is there in russia and saudi? amrita: in the very near term, and this is important, if you need something in 30 days combined, maybe 300,000 to 500,000 barrels. i'm being generous. the point is, both of them can push production higher, but it would take time. can saudi arabia produce 12 million barrels a day? yes, they can, but not immediately. they need the neutral zone to come back and other fields to ramp up. that takes between six to 12 months, and that is where the market will feel the pinch point. iranian exports are going down right now. alix: that brings you down to the backwardation you were talking about. and if you look at the one to three months backwardation, it has started to pick up. you have tighter supply in one month

out of spite difficult weather conditions to time us open champion novak djokovic has made it through to the semifinals on the step closer to his fourteenth grand slam title the serb knocked out fifty five seed john millman of australia in hot and humid weather which has been a great problem for players during the tournament several breaks were needed in order for both players to catch their breath and in novak's case change their shirts clearly not an easy much for either player but it was the world number six djokovic she managed a straight sets win in the end. i asked the tramp why would you know would dare using some form of ventilation or air conditioning on the down of the court level side and he says that he's not aware of that you know only what comes through the whole thing i think that this tournament needs to address this i mean because whether it's night or day we just don't have air feels like sauna i mean. it's. i don't know what i want to add to that. waiting for a joke which in the semifinals is ok misha corey of japan who came from a set down to win and make it throug

novak knew julius rosenberg and alger hiss were implicated. although this is disputed by some scholars, novak is in defense of this position although it hinges on one person's knowledge and one white house meeting. when was not declassified until -- winona was not declassified until 1995, therefore it was not available for truman to publicly comment while in office. the arrest trial and executions of julius and ethel rosenberg were defining moments of the cold war. the war was fought along ideological lines and was characterized by joseph mccarthy, and then who undoubtedly saw communism. [indiscernible] mccarthy and his supporters fought relentlessly in the trenches. often fighting in the trenches were untold numbers of individuals such as the rosenbergs who were soldiers for the communist party and proxies for the soviet union. astonishingly former soviet , spymaster claimed in 1992 that the fbi discovered less than half of the soviet spy network in north america. in the spirit of these events were two of the most admired people in american h

but novak djokovic disagreed.he chair umpire should not have pushed serena to the limit especially in a grand slam final. maybe he did change the course of the match and just was in my opinion unnecessary. i do not see things as mr simon does, i really do not. men and women i think are, you know, treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it is hard to generalise things. and moto2 rider romano fenati has apologised for grabbing a rival‘s brake lever during the san marino grand prix on sunday. he was given a two race ban and his contract with the marinelli snipers team has been terminated. you can go to our website to see more on that story including the incident itself. men in the uk are becoming less fertile, and no—one is exactly sure why this is. but for the first time male infertility is now the most common reason that couples seek ivf. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has been told that men's fertility is being continously overlooked — and they're not being offered the right treat

novak djokovic is one win away from a grand slam title number 14. to win back—to—back majors for the first time in years. it is currently five games each in the second set. mo farah has become the first man to win the great north run 5 times. he led the half—marathon from start to finish, breaking the course record in newcastle. britain's david weir won the wheelchair race for the seventh time. that's all the sport for now. olivia colman has been named best actress at the venice film festival —— festival for her portrayal of queen and due for release in the uk next year. the top award, the gold mine, which went black—and—white spanish—language drama. it brings net flicks its first major festival victory and seals the company's reputation as a big name in arthouse movies. roma is a deeply personal black—and—white memoir to be conspired by his childhood in the rumour “— conspired by his childhood in the rumour —— roma district of mexico city. the film has inspired the judges as well, taking the top prize at the venice film festival. it was at the veni

you have michael novak doing the intro. to catholic men and economists. did you want only catholics to write? no, i am catholic a very devout catholic. it was just kind of a mix of economists and one person is not. and i know about everybody else. what is the caring society. what we want to build as a caring society. we want to build a society that well live up to what were called to by jesus. i think the question is one of tactics. as the pope seems to endorse a lot of top-down solutions to this once -- ones that involve a superstrong state. they don't have such a good track record. we are pushing more for a bottom-up solution to this one. largely individuals doing things that are in their own self interest end up helping other people. >> one of the essays there is a clear need for dialogue between a francis in economists because the pope and many in the economic profession do not see eye to eye at a fundamental level on many issues. >> ways in which we don't see eye to eye. one of the most important as economists view of the importance of property right

years to come. >> naomi osaka and novak djokovic, u.s. open champs, will be right here in our studio this terning. >>> i know you're a big bears fan. >> thanks. >> if you didn't stayp late to watch tend of thhehe end of t bears/packers game, you misd a great one. aaron rodgers leading his team to an unbelievable comeback win. rodgersurt his knee after getting sacked in the secondte qu they carted him off the field. he was checked out by team s. doctor chicago led green bay, 20-0 in the third quaer. roge dgers doesn't throw in the towel. he has three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. it was the largest comeback in history at lambeau field. the packers winning it 24-23. >> that's incredible. >> a lot of w folksere wondering if aaron rodgers record-breaking contract in theou off-season, years, $100 million, a lot of folks wondering if he was worth it. >> he needs his arm. not his legs. >>> mr. roker -- >> also perfect. >> get him a chair. hoanyway, let's you what we out west we're looking at a decent fire danger. we have flooding rain coming

well, novak djokovic get his ta ke man. well, novak djokovic get his take on the incident. man.situation. it is hard to generalise things. wales we re is hard to generalise things. wales were beaten two nil by. denmark in their second match of the new nations league tournament. the danes have been in dispute with their association over image rights. they refuse to play in a friendly against slovakia. tottenham‘s christine eriksson scored both goals. it was a bit of a reality check for the welsh because they thrashed the republic of island for— won him the only match. delhi alley is out of the england only against whitsun tomorrow night. —— tap—in two. there will be no further additions to gareth southgate‘s england squad flag in leicester tomorrow evening. that is all this author now. alastair cook still going strong. up to 79 now so not that far off that century that craving. british embassy officials in paris say they are assisting two people who are reported to have been attacked by a man armed with a knife and an iron bar. in all, seven people have been injured — four of the

novak djokovic, fresh from his own victory in the men's tournament last night, disagrees over questionss between the genders. i don't see things as mr simon does, i really don't. i think, you know, men and women are treated in this way or the other way depending on the situation. it's hard to generalise things. serena williams spent her early years being coached by herfather, richard. 0vercoming racism and financial obstacles on her path to sporting greatness. a seventh us open victory a year on from nearly dying giving birth to her daughter would have been a crowning moment. instead this final will be debated and remembered for very different reasons. richard conway, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. a former minister warns theresa may her party faces a ‘catastrophic‘ split if she doesn't change her brexit strategy. and coming up... why ‘drink—free' days might be the best way for you to cut down on alcohol. coming up on bbc news... novak djokovic has equalled pete sampras with 14 grand slam titles, after winning the us open in straight sets over juan martin del potro. he now move

novak djokovic heads into us open semi—final action in the men's, while serena williams is through toernational cricketer for the final time later on friday. the former england captain announced his retirement earlier this week, after accomplishing all he intended to in the game. england have already won their five—match series against india, with the final match to come at the oval, and captainjoe root is hoping cook can go out on a high. it's would seem fitting, wouldn't it, for him to go out on a real high, ona it, for him to go out on a real high, on a personal note, notjust asa team. high, on a personal note, notjust as a team. and hopefully he can soak up as a team. and hopefully he can soak up everything else that comes with this week, and go out and deliver on the field. it would be nice to start and finish, wouldn't it, with a century. so you never know, it might be written in the stars for him. two i think credit to him. the way he handled his batting, his technique, and all the pressure from you guys, i think, since ashes to now you guys have been putting him under pressure

. >> you got michael novak during the intro and robert murphy during the close. two catholic men, two catholic economists. if you want only catholics to write? >> no, we didn't. i'm catholic, a very devout catholic but it's kind of a mix of economists who have one percent i think is non-economist, some of the people i know there's an anglican. i don't really know about everybody else. >> what is the caring society? >> what we want to do of course is a caring society, we want to build a society that can live up to what we are called to by jesus and that's one where we care for the poor, care for our common home so the question is one of tactics. how do we get that caring society? and the problem in many of the economists in the book half is the pope seems to endorse a lot of top-down solutions to this. once it involves a very strong state, maybe even supernatural agency but don't have such good track record in solving these problems so we are pushing more for bottom-up solutions, largely individuals who think that their own there in their own self interest that en

john wellman open champion millman will face a tough test, sixth side, novak doak kick. >> can you challenge upset religion a the u.s. open? >> you know who is my favorite, 650. there has to be a new point. >> looks like tiger woods may have found his "tiger" capturing can attention. >> that's not him?he >> another final round of the bell technology kids. he'soing that on purpose. signing autographs. taking pictures. all right. >>> 4:56. coming up at 5:00, q theuestions start today. wmakers set to start capitol lling his supreme court nominee. it is with wolding documents. she was in jail for the rise high rate. that's next on news 4 today. mi> lunches are being packed. up.es are w classes start today for thousands of children across maryland and virgeia. >>> begged for her return and then charged for her murder. a teacher is finally set to start today. >>> replacing the swing vote. congress gears up to grill the supreme corat pick. sevel lawmakers are focused on mystery documents the administration refuses to release. everyone.ng, thanks for joining us. i'm eun yang. >> i aaron gilchrist. p

i'm joined by the day's sport as novak djokovic which makes a grand slam trophy number fourteen at the u.s. open. six hundred thousand children that's more than one every minute are expected to die from hunger in walls insists year that's according to a new report by save the children it says four and a half million children under five will need treatment for severe malnutrition this year that's a twenty percent increase on twenty sixteen tens of thousands of children could die in yemen in afghanistan and in south sudan but the biggest number of fatalities is expected in the democratic republic of congo where three hundred thousand are at risk save the children warns starvation is increasingly being used as a weapon with warring parties blocking food or medicine leading to devastating consequences . armitage is our correspondent in the southern nigerian city of caliber and ahmed we're talking to you because of course you cover extensively the conflict in the northeastern part of the country how is the issue with food and food deprivation being manifested in that particular part of the

. >> host: you've got michael novak doing the intro and robert murphy doing the close, two catholic economists. do you want only catholics to write? >> guest: so no. we didn't, i am catholic, a very devout catholic, but it's kind of a mix of economists can one person i think it is an economist. some of the people, i know there's an anglican. i don't really know about everybody else. >> host: what is a caring society? >> guest: what we want to build of course is a caring society. we want to build a society that can live up to what we are called to by jesus, and that's one where we care for the poor, where we care for our common home. so the question is one of tactics i think. how do we get that caring society? a problem in of economist in the book have is that the pope seems to endorse a lot of top-down solutions to this, ones that involve very strong state, maybe even supranational agencies that don't have such good track record in solving some of these problems we are pushing more or a bottom-up solution to this one, largely individuals, but then end up helping other people. >> host: one of t

about ways that we can make markets work as a carried society you have michael novak during the intro and robert murphy during the close. two catholic men and two catholic economists do you want only catholics to write. >> no we didn't. i am a very devout catholic. it's just kind of is kind of a mix with one person there. some of the people i know i don't really know about everybody else. what is a caring society. what we want to build of course is a caring society. we want to build a society that can live up to what we are called to by jesus. and that's when were we care for the poor and we care for our common home. the question is one of tactic i think. how do we get that caring society and of the problem that many of them have in the is that they seem to endorse a lot of top-down solutions to this. once that involved a very strong state and maybe even supernatural agencies. they don't really had such a good track records. we are pushing more for a bottom up solution to this one. largely individuals that are in their own self interest. but then not helping other people. one of the e

open men's final didn't have anywhere near as much drama as the women's but nevertheless novak djokovic put on a great tennis display to be one martin del potro and wrap up his fourteenth grand slam title moving in level with one of the greats of the game david stokes has the action. plenty of pre-match smiles between two close friends but once the photos were done it was down to business and it was just a bit chilly. comfortably taking the happening say six three i b it was more competitive in the second set which lasted ninety five minutes but no matter what del potro tried just a bit have meant so i be edged it on a tie break to go two sets up. the epic baris didn't stop that the pop chart threw everything he had a joke of it in the third set but even with his power. he just couldn't break the serves defense and instead it was joke of it ch he broke him i be ruthlessly took the set six games to three and the title was his for third time i was not bad for a player who had elbow surgery in february since then he's won wimbledon and now the u.s. open to move level with pete sampras on f

and will now face novak djokovic for the title on sunday david stocks has the action. this was always going to be a tough test to ruffle the doubt but he's the world number one for a reason and typically he took the point to del potro. i have something wasn't right he has a history of knee trouble and was clearly suffering perhaps feeling the effect of his five hour battle with dominic team in the previous round. as he slowed down turned up the pace edging the first set on a tie break and then breaking early in the second. the dallas frustration group he could barely move and was helpless as del potro breezed into a two set lead. before. he lasted two hours but the defending champion had no choice but to call it today the first man to retire from a semifinal that the u.s. open since the professional era began back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i hate to retire. but stay one more set i'll play like this. well bit too much for me the dow's injury aside del potro looked impressive he's three two his first major final since winning the u.s. open back in two tho

the number 6 seed and 13-time champion novak djokovic.gh exit if you are in charge of ticket sales. >>> about 49 minutes past the hour. growing concerns that the u.s. backed rebels in syria could come under attack. the president with a forceful warning for adversaries in the region. we go live to the middle east. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use your smartphone to text the keyword on the screen to 20-20-20. scientific research on cognigrape, a sicilian red wine extract in forebrain's memorysafe blend, suggests not only sharper recall, but also improved executive function and faster information processing. your opportunity t

one most perfect to make it perfect he'll have to beat novak djokovic in the final the serb enjoyed a comfortable straight sets win of a kind she could i think. he's looking forward to sunday showdown with the potro he's a dear friend and someone that i respect the law and. you know i we all felt for for his struggles with injuries that kept him away from the tour for two or three years. but he was always. a top five player in eyes of i think everyone djokovic she herself had elbow surgery in february but he won wimbledon just a few months later victory on sunday which secured grand slam the fourteen and draw him level with pete sampras third on the all time list david stokes al-jazeera. well my colleague on the richardson is actually staying late for you tonight to bring you the bring you the action from that women's final in new york. eight hundred g.m.t. first for now and you back to come up good tommy did some work as well just before we leave you i want to go back to our top story and that was syria and the pictures which a lot of you have been talking about on the live stream to

the winner, novak djokovic.ng wimbledon. he‘s now third on the all—time winners list, level with american great pete sampras. there is a lot of significance of me being now shoulder to shoulder in terms of grand slam wins with him. it's terms of grand slam wins with him. it‘s incredible when you think about it. i watched it‘s incredible when you think about it. iwatched him it‘s incredible when you think about it. i watched him win one of his first wimbledon championships and i grew up playing and thinking one day i would be able to do what he does. to actually be here, it‘s a dream come true. serena williams‘ claims of sexism have been backed by the governing body of women‘s tennis. wta chief executive steve simon said she had been shown a different level of tolerance. earlier williams was fined more than $13,000 pounds by the us tennis association for her outbust during the final of the us open. the 23—time grand slam winner received three code violations — accusing the umpire of sexism and claiming to be pena

novak djokovic has won the us open tennis, beating juan martin del potro in straight sets.ament win, and makes him equal third on the list of all time grand slam winners. —— mail winners. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian and the swedish general election, which has left the two main political blocs almost tied, with the anti—immigration party making gains on its previous results. the ft says the eu is preparing to give its brexit negotiator, michel barnier, new instructions to help close a deal with britain. the move is seen as an attempt to help bolster theresa may as she comes under pressure from hardline brexiteers within her goverment. 0n the reuters website us and eu trade chiefs will hold a first meeting in brussels today to pursue closer transatlantic ties after us president donald trump agreed to drop his threat of tariffs on eu cars. next, do you yearn for a shorter week's work? the independent reports on comments made by the leader of britain's trade union movement, frances

novak gives a very spirited defense of this position. fernando was not declassified until 1995, therefore it was not available for truman to publicly comment while in office or after he left office. venona was not declassified until 1995, therefore it was not available for truman to publicly comment the trial and ultimately the executions of julius and ethel rosenberg were a defining moment of the cold war. [ indiscernible - muffled audio ] astonishingly, former soviet spymaster, claimed in 1992 that the fbi discovered less than half of the soviet spy network in north america. it remains a mystery for ever why pres. truman remained silent during the rosenberg case and deferred action to his successor. while there is no mystery as to pres. eisenhower's actions when the fate of the rosenbergs became his responsibility, it is puzzling why history continues to judge him so harshly in light of extraordinary circumstances. it goes without saying that the rosenberg case remains controversial 66 years later after their execution. thank you for y

open seventy finals with novak djokovic and defending champion rafah nidal in action it was an unhappy day an adult with a spaniard forced to retire with a knee injury after going to set down to one martin del potro joke a bitch powered his way to the final with a straight sets win over japan's k. quarry subban made up last year when he had to watch from the sidelines while recovering from elbow surgery joke of it will now face trial in sunday's final. and after a heavy summer of football england back in action in the inaugural nations league they're looking to maintain the feelgood factor generated by a run to the semifinals of the world cup with a win against spain at wembley the visitors meanwhile hoping to get back on track after a disappointing time in russia but will have to cope with the loss of some legendary names for england's world cup heroes it's not a bad way to get back in the groove after a run to the semifinals that caught the public's imagination they face an inaugural nations league tie against spain at wembley on coach got associate wants to build on the feel good fi

the next three sets millman now advances to the quarterfinals for the first time where he will face novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over joe while sosa of portugal djokovic has won the title twice before now a new advertising campaign by sports giant nike has thrown support behind american football player collin kapur neck and laid up an already racially charged debate in the united states this just days before the start of the new season capper nick is the quarterback who caused division protesting racial injustice by kneeling during the american national anthem that protest started more than two years ago and president trump has chimed in forcefully against the movement a capper nick started not he's new campaign pulls no punches believe in something even if it means secor flossing everything that's exactly what colin company because done over the past two years after starting his protests in august twenty sixth game company has not been offered a new contract by any n.f.l. club with. his decisions of protests racial injustice specifically po

gaffe to net the winner in his debut for the national team two one the final score i and in tennis novak djokovic to produce a strong performance to be. throw in the us jock a bitch one six three seven six six three to seal his third triumph in new york his opponent. was playing his first grand slam final since winning the two thousand and nine u.s. open. previously of the women's competition twenty year old they only defeated serina williams in a thrilling us open final but it was williams whose actions have claimed most of the headlines williams has been on seventeen thousand dollars for three code violations during the second set after being warned for a coaching violation williams was docked a point for smashing a racket then for calling the chair umpire a lawyer and this thief williams was dropped in the entire game. so a news for now sumi will be with you the top next hour with another full round of thanks for watching. lot of we were here on earth when do we want to. be perceived someplace and. listen.

in tennis novak djokovic produced a strong performance to be one martin that puts on the u.s. open final and when his fourteenth grand slam title the thirty one year old served one wimbledon in july and will climb to fourth in the world after back to back grand slam victories djokovic won six three seven six six three to seal his third triumph in new york his opponent poulter was playing his first grand slam final since winning the two thousand and nine us ok. and previously in the women's competition twenty year old naomi osaka defeated serena williams in the thrilling u.s. open final but it was williams who has dominated the headlines as she's been fined seventeen thousand dollars for three code violations during the second set that after being warned for a coaching violation williams was docked points for smashing a racket then for calling the chair umpire a liar and a cheat williams was docked an entire game. you're watching news still to come folks wagon goes on trial as investors seek over nine billion euros in compensation saying the carmaker should have informed shareh

three says he now advances to the quarterfinals for the first time where he'll face none other than novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over portugal's so-so. now to the world of surfing big waves sandy beaches blue skies and sun it's easy to picture right when i imagine if you were unable to picture it if you were blind well this is the story of a blind surfer and surfing coach who more than makes do with his other senses on his favorite waves off spain's basque ost. as i tore frank a senate warms up on the shoreline his four senses are tangling being blind is no obstacle to doing what he loves most surfing. the taste touch smell and sounds of the ocean guy he will long the waves of the well known surf break. and if that's not enough frank assent to still runs his own coaching school. stock let ok's the feel well everybody says it's not possible to teach when you're blind but there are many forms of coaching i'm trying and i'm working with people who have a great results it's play we're doing something right now those into this is start local stuf

coming up after that, novak djokovic plays roger federer‘s conqueror, the unseeded australian john millman cup team was confirmed on wednesday when captain thomas bjorn named his four wildcard picks for this year's matches against the united states. of the eight players who had already qualified via the european tour's money list and the world points list, five of them were rookies, with only francesco molinari, justin rose and rory mcilroy having previous ryder cup experience. bjorn countered that by adding four ryder cup veterans, including henrik stenson, sergio garcia, ian poulter and paul casey, who rejoined the european tour this year in the hope of making the team. i only wanted to be putt of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to them, which i know i can be. and once i announced my intentions to thomas, you know, it was full tilt. so to finally reach that goal, and this was obviously just the tip reach that goal, and this was obviouslyjust the tip of reach that goal, and this was obviously just the tip of the iceberg, we've now got to push on and go to paris

novak djokovic is through to the quarter finals of the us open and could be set for a last eight clash wins on the pga tour as he heads well clear at the top of the fed ex cup standings. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the cricketing news that alastair cook has announced he'll retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing series with india. the 33—year—old is england's all—time leading test run scorer, while his run of 159 consecutive test appearances is a world record. the former england captain has struggled for runs recently and will line up for the final time for his country when they face india in the fifth and final test at the oval starting on friday.

he's currently world number one, but missing those major tournaments will give novak djokovic the chance the rankings. the serbian is currently third with second placed roger federer only expected to have a limited schedule. naomi osaka is through to the pan pacific open quarterfinals in tokyo. it was her first match since winning the us open earlier this month and she beat dominika cibulkova in straight sets as rob heath reports. white flowers could represent peace and serenity. naomi osaka could almost have been making a point, after serena williams‘ out worst during herfinest after serena williams‘ out worst during her finest hour. after serena williams‘ out worst during herfinest hour. williams‘s rage at the umpire junior us open final overshadowed her first grand slam title. with the on court action at flushing meadows relegated to a sideshow, this was a reminder that at the moment her tennis should be centre stage. she raced into a 4—0 lead against dominika cibulkova and sealed the first set with one of ten aces. the second was even more compression set, osaka powering into the qua

he is currently number one in the world rankings, but missing those major tournaments will give novake is third in the rankings, with second placed roger federer only expected to have a limited schedule. michael phelps has called for more support to be given to athletes when their careers come to an end. the most decorated olympian says that he contemplated taking his own life during the worst periods of his own depression. and he has called for support. england's netballers have been beaten by the australia in the quad series. it was the first time the two sides sides have met since england's historic win in the final of the commonwealth games earlier this year. emily croyden reports. english netball has changed. the first time here, they faced australia as the number to side in the world, a chance to prove with the world, a chance to prove with the world cup on the horizon, they are now the team to be. they attacked the match with purpose. and co mforta ble attacked the match with purpose. and comfortable filling the shoes of a joke pardon, out with injury. england were done leading

novak djokovic cooling down in the new york heat.gsz very lean right now taking on john millman. a diet of great snots the second set. look at the joker. that's a legal play. you can hit it around the net and the crowd loving the action. triple match point for djokovic. jellman comes in, the joker, the six seed puts it away and wins 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. the 49ers visit the vikings sunday. jimmy garoppolo gets the man shanahan wants to be his quarterback, kirk does ibc. >> i'm happy for that. i'm extremely happy with who we have here and where we're at and the decision we made on who to go with before that. >> yes. >> abc 7 sports. >> be happy with jimmy g. >> abc 7 news cons online on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices. . >>> all right. wrens is in the books. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here at abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. on jimmy kimmel live, sarah silverman. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, sarah silverman, dave matthews, and music from dave matthews band. and now, hold on tight, her

the winner will play either novak djokovic or kei nishikori in sunday's final.t started the second set. it's the second week of matches in the domestic rugby union season and an exciting night in the pro14. edinburgh had blown a 17—point lead against ulster at ravenhill but then kicked this penalty in the final minute to go ahead again. there was another twist though, as ulster won their own penalty in overtime and john cooney stole the victory, the second time in two weeks he's converted a crucial late penalty. meanwhile glasgow warriors beat last year's runners up munster 25—3 at scotstoun. scotland full back stuart hogg scored this try, as well as kicking two penalties and a conversion as warriors made it two wins out of two. just one game in the premiership where northampton beat harlequins 25—18 at franklin's gardens. england captain dylan hartley scored a try on his comeback from concussion to give northampton their first win under new boss chris boyd. warrington wolves have sealed their place in the super league play—offs. they held on to beat huddersfiel

open tennis including a very happy novak djokovic. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. however after winds of extreme drought in the eastern side of australia picking new south wales there is some good news now you may well think that a picture of a drought a puzzle is not good news for us this is just quite nice it looks like australia and is result of recent rain that fell somewhere in new south wales now it's been really a change of season there in september so this white cloud you see going through here is actually a lot more significant think of the size of australia that has been significant thunderstorms some of which produced hail this is again southwest of sydney and it's not star on. it's just a matter when today is just tired to death of some twenty centimeters even more in places the amount of rain that fell must be more noticeable for commuters in sydney itself where it gave the wettest september day in twelve here is how inevitably it always happens in city superstructure there was of course a certain amount of flooding this be