christian, ollie and gail break it all down for you. >> she picks it up by the tail. >> how grandma is getting it done -- almost. >>> this video captured in mexico is nothing short of terrifying. one second that 16-year-old girl is there sitting on what looks like the bumper of that truck just minding her own business, and the next she is fighting men that are attempting to kidnap her. >> oh, my gosh. oh! >> you can see how they pull up in that red vehicle, three of them get out of the car, walk straight toward her, one of them appears to be holding a handgun. she immediately starts fighting back as they drag her towards the car. she seems to drop to the ground as she is screaming for help. >> you are being taken to be murdered, you are being taken to be ransomed or you are being taken to be trafficked. these are all thoughts going through your head and she's what, 16? >> yes, and there are amen disa mexico. >> she's making herself heavy, that's what you're supposed to do. >> right about here, you can see a man come out of the store and attempts to help. but one of the men points a gun

not this ollie, but the skateboard ollie. >> so from the sage of 29 to 30, prepare to be kblon away.way. >> it took him years to progress from where he was at now to where he was when he was 29. >> what's an ollie? i forgot. >> basically a jump, get up on curbs and stuff like that. the intro to every other trick essentially. >> and in the video you see him attempting to do ramps, attempting to do curbs, attempting to do flips. by month three, he manages this jump. >> i had no chance of learning how to skateboard. we had gravel roads. >> it takes a lot of dedication, a lot of passion, and a lot of desire in order to be able to commit to what he's doing because it's mixed with a lot of failures. >> but anyway, let's continue. >> i think he's doing a heck of a lot better than i expected him. he just started at 28. i thought he was still going to be trying to stand up and balance, but he's already moved ton tricks and trying to advance. okay. >> i love

they're treasure hunting and we like ollie's for theext two or three years. we think it can be a great stock. >> you also like diamondback energy. no i'm curious, do you like better than you like some of the energy giants in this country'sr wh going on with this? is it a cheap stock? >> we like the small cap energy plays. we recently had the rsv come in and hodges get bought out by concho resources. diondback just bough out a smaller company and they're going to gw cash flow, earnings, production greater than 50% in the permean basin. they're a premiere oil company and we just think they're going to continue t put up positive numbers going forward even with the -- >> i want to sneak in your last pick. is it pronounced conns? conns is based down in the houston area. there's 114. they're a retailer that is primary innd appliances consumer electronics. there's 115 of them. they're growing them. they just beat the quarter for the ninth quarter in a row, and we think the stock's cheap, sue. they should earn two fifty this year, three fifty next, and on a $35 stock

. >>> we've got christian, ollie, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including a creepy crawly show called "bug bites." >> today we're going to prepare tarantula tarantulas. >> do it! do it! >>> getting your first car is so cool, right? especially if it's a 1964 bel-air. >> okay. >> that's what dan's getting. >> what is that? who bought it? >> i did. >> you got the actual one? >> yeah, that's your car. >> are you serious? >> 100%. >> so dan has the 1967 bel-air as his first car. you sell a car and never forget about it. so he and his brother decided to see if they could find it. and they found it. they found the actual car that used to belong to dan. and they considered buying it, but dan was getting married and they needed to start a new life together. they couldn't really afford to buy this car. and that's where this story begins. >> it's 100% real, that's yours, dan. >> he was like, i'm drawing a blink, i don't know what is going on here. >> he's so confused because this is such a cool thing that is happening. but stacey, his brother tells him, yes,

the six-string soldiers' salute to america.e ♪ >>ollie, charity, nick and gail breaking down the beste web. plus your chance to win an ipad mini. plus the reactions to all those recommendations. >> it is best that a child be in front of the screen no longer than 30 minutes per day. >>> it's a good thing that police officers in mexico were paying attention because in what looks like a very definite experience, they heard this. >> oh, no. >> the cries of a baby. and so they start approaching the area behbaby crying ] the officers immediately pick up this baby girl, they cover her up in her blanket that was there with her, and nothing else. >> this is just so sad. i mean, a baby that age doesn't just walk away from home. >> no, a baby that age gets taken away from home. in fact, this is a really sad story of a kidnapping. it all started when the baby named mya and her grandmother were walking to the day care. at some point in the journey, they were taken, forced into a vehicle and then disappeared. immediately, authorities and their family began looking for them. unfortunately, they foun

ollie's mouth just dropped. this is the creator of the io camper.e's an engineer designer and built this thing when his son asked to go camping. and he was like, yeah, we can go camping, but we can go camping in style. >> so it's not cheap. >> yeah, how much? >> well, here's the thing, this is still in the development stage. it's on indy go-go. they are hoping to raise $200,000 to continue to develop it. they hope to put it into development next summer. you can customize it however you want. some of the cool features can be controlled by an app, because this does have onboard wi-fi, you can controlling the lighting, the window screens, and thomas says it slides into the back of most vans and you don't have to give up the functionality of the van. >> holy smokes, camping will never be the same again. >>> anything turns into a makeup tutorial these days. nicki towtorial has found this one. >> this insane makeup creation by nicole. and nicole created this look with one of her eyes upside-down. this is arianna grande mean meets stranger things right now

. >> what's an ollie? i forgot. >> basically a jump, get up on curbs and stuff like that. the intro to every other trick essentially. >> and in the video you see him attempting to do ramps, attempting to do curbs, attempting to do flips. by month three, he manages this jump. >> i had no chance of learning how to skateboard. we had gravel roads. >> it takes a lot of dedication, a lot of passion, and a lot of desire in order to be able to commit to what he's doing because it's mixed with a lot of failures. >> but anyway, let's continue. >> i think he's doing a heck of a lot better than i expected him. he just started at 28. i thought he was still going to be trying to stand up and balance, but he's already moved ton tricks and trying to advance. okay. >> i love his excitement here, but i take it it's really a win for everybody, even for him. at least as the scenery is pretty gng. >> if you want to try something, perhaps you want to try an ollie, just do it. >>> a child's terrifying play date with a potentially poisonous pet. >> no, no, no. >> that looks like a cobra. >> the

hi, olly is a great die.lfrom been attached to the club as a touring professional from the early days, he practises here, plays in oui’ days, he practises here, plays in our pro—am in the summer u our staff v our pro—am in the summer u our staff v member match in the winter and he is very well—thought—of. we have very fond of him and we couldn‘t be prouder of him today. how surprised he has managed to get, well he went round in paron he has managed to get, well he went round in par on day one and comes up with this 59. didded you realise he was capable of such things? absolutely. absolutely. 0lly has been showing a lot of good form this year, been showing a lot of good form this yea r, narrowly been showing a lot of good form this year, narrowly missing out in the qatar masters, so it is not a surprise he has managed to do this, when he is hot, he is hot. and, yeah, let us hope he can go on to win the tournament this weekend. yeah, let us hope he can go on to win the tournament this weekendlj like win the tou

understand it the word on the street is sirtim understand it the word on the street is sir tim barrow and olliebins knew that they had very little chance of delivering chequers to michel barnier. i don't like the idea of dirty money being handed out in the street. this is somewhere where you would hope there would be an eyeball to eyeball confrontation between various parties to see if they can come to some sort of common ground. he has been sitting at home in oxfordshire, obviously curdling away or getting himself wound up. possibly with his divorce papers as well. very much so, but here it is. i love reading everything that he writes, but if you aspire to be a leader, which he clearly does... well, interestingly, notanywhere leader, which he clearly does... well, interestingly, not anywhere in those 4500 words was there a suggestion of a change of leadership. do you think it was implied? that says it. you don't have to say anything else. but i just don't think doing this three days before the party conference, when the country is incomplete turmoil, i don't think there is coal for it. so wron

this is the full squad, which includes warwickshire bowler olly stone.r liam plunkett, who will miss the first three matches for his wedding. the build—up to this saturday's world heavyweight title clash between britain's undefeated anthonyjoshua and russia's alexander povetkin continues. the promotion is under way, joshua's skills on display in london this evening, as he gets set to defend his wba, wbo and ibf heavweight titles against povetkin with the fight at wembley, joshua's first back there since his victory over wladimir klitschko in april last year. it's expected be another capacity crowd of 90,000. the chair of uk sport dame katherine grainger wants to see russia's anti doping agency continue to be banned. she has shared her concerns ahead of tomorrow's world anti—doping agency meeting, where the three—year suspension is expected to be lifted. rafael nadal has pulled out of the next month's tournaments in beijing and shanghai. the spaniard has a knee injury that saw him retire midway through his semi—final againstjuan martin del potro at the us

olly robinson barged his way through with ten minutes to go to score the winning try. 24—21 it finishedwas a tight affair in the other pro—14 match where edinburgh almost surrendered a 16—point lead over benetton. they hung on at murrayfield to win by 31 points to 30. the government say they will give their full support to a potential bid from all four home nations and ireland to host the world cup in 2030. england were one of the nations that lost out to russia for the right to stage this year's successful tournament. the next two world cups will be held in qatar and north and central america. the english fa are working with the fas of scotland, wales, northern ireland and ireland to explore a joint bid to host the 2030 edition. in a statement released tonight, the prime minister says, "if they decide to go forward, they can count on this government 5 full support". both matches in the championship tonight finished in 1—1 draws. bristol city held aston villa and there were two fanatstic goals at hillsbrough in the yorkshire derby. adam reach scored a brilliant volley just before the br

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hello i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight.erson the record breaker, it's the perfect end to england's summer. there's no place like hampden. scottish football is going to stay in glasgow. i'm in leicester where england face switzerland, hoping to avoid losing four matches in a row for the first time in their history. also coming up in sportsday this evening. ferrari let kimi raikonnen go after five years, but the former world champion is staying in formula one. england's cricketing summer has come to a close. they beat india by 118 runs on the final day of the fifth test. the final wicket falling tojimmy anderson, his 564th in tests, no other pace bowler has taken more. that sealed a 4—1 series win, in alastair cook's last match. in a moment we'll head live to the oval but first here's patrick gearey with the details of the day's play. yesterday wasn't quite good buy for alistair cooke. he still had a day in the field. he needed one more quick to become the most successful pace bowler in history but history is rarely predictab

>>> plus your chance to win a new ipad mini with thursday's buzz word with christian, ollie, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including how a youtube nails dad into a long shopping trip. >> i finally feel myself -- am i feeling myself? >> yay! >>> filmmakers spent two weeks in northern pakistan. they were touring a mountain range up there that doesn't get a lot of traffic. so they had to rely on three guys to get into this area where two glaciers kind of flow together down into a valley. this is a documentary they are shooting called 1,000 feet. but let me tell you, it went from climbing quietly to this. >> run, dude. it's come straight at you. >> this is the moment where she says the cold wind off the avalanche got them moving. one guy ducks down behind some of these rocks. >> oh, man, it's almost like somebody picked you up, shook up the snow globe and poof, there is a blizzard. >> the avalanche isn't over. they don't really know where the other people are at this point. >> are you okay? >> they learned very quickly this was more danger than they anticipa a

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including a prank on a prankster. the massive undertaking that really hits home. >> this is really irresponsibly awesome. >>> you know, there's a thing that we should remember as drivers. if you are not very familiar with the road, slow down a little bit. we're in england where the person driving the van didn't get the memo. >> oh! >> wow! that was kind of awesome. is he okay? >> clearly the dude in front of us is airborne. he comes right around the roundabout and boom. >> back it up to the beginning of the video. three, two, one, you get on the roads and you have the lines on the floor to indicate to slow down. and a giant roundabout. so this guy, irrelevant of being unfamiliar with the roads, is just a moron. >> the person recording it was the motorcyclist behind him and got it on the helmet cam. he said he had to be cut out of the van and he had cuts and bruises and the ambulance brought him to the hospital. i can't believe how high that van got. >>> now they just can't seem to get

ollie stone and joe denley have also been included for the tortuous flanker.rst player to shoot a sub 60 round on the european tour. and the world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua has and the world heavyweight champion anthony joshua has weighed and the world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua has weighed in ahead of his title defence at wembley. he was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent. a group of men have been sentenced to nearly 50 years in prison collectively, after they were found guilty last month of what's been described as an ‘alarmingly amateur‘ people smuggling operation. their trial heard how the men's lucrative scam used small boats to bring migrants across the english channel. they were caught in 2016 after 18 albanians had to be rescued off the kent coast. our correspondent duncan kennedy is in dymchurch in kent. as you can see, it is a beautiful stretch of coastline, used by the public all the time but this is the exact spot that the smugglers tried to bring their migrants assure. they only succeeded once but you are right, th

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including a prank on a prankster. the massive undertaking that really hits home. >> this is really irresponsibly awesome. >>> you know, there's a thing that we should remember as drivers. if you are not very familiar with the road, slow down a little bit. we're in england where the person driving the van didn't get the memo. >> oh! >> wow! that was kind of awesome. is he okay? >> clearly the dude in front of us is airborne. he comes right around the roundabout and boom. >> back it up to the beginning of the video. three, two, one, you get on the roads and you have the lines on the floor to indicate to slow down. and a giant roundabout. so this guy, irrelevant of being unfamiliar with the roads, is just a moron. >> the person recording it was the motorcyclist behind him and got it on the helmet cam. he said he had to be cut out of the van and he had cuts and bruises and the ambulance brought him to the hospital. i can't believe how high that van got. >>> now they just can't seem to get

hello, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight: signinga century — it's a dream final test for alastair cook as he puts england in a winning position. the case for serena — the women's tour back her claims of umpiring double standards but can this behaviour really be justified? you owe me an apology. you owe me an apology i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i have never cheated and you owe me an apology. and scotland make their nations league bow tonight, we'll have the latest from hampden ahead of their match against albania. good evening. in the final test at the oval today, we saw alastair cook's final knock for england, he ended his international career just as he started it, with a test century against india. 147 in his final innings and 12,102 test runs, that takes him to fifth in the all—time list. and that has also put england in a great position to beat india. let's head live to the oval now and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. what a day for those fans at the oval, you just know it meant so much to

i say it differently, ollie. you say it the way you want.hoose from on the wide -- >>> so much to choose from on the world wide web. this time a dip into the unusual category. this guy here has 22 dice and a plastic tube. so he picks the tube up and vigorously shakes the tube back and forth. what does that do? they stacked the dice up into a nice tall column. >> wait. >> yes. now what he will do is gently place that stack of 22 dice on top of a nail. >> dude. >> he's -- that's quite a balancing act. >> yeah. >> that's amazing. >> he doesn't really fiddle around with it that long. he does it pretty quickly. he pulls the tube off the stack of dice and -- boom, there you go. >>> best friend there and then this video starts with a love letter from her man. they're celebrating her birthday and it's already off to a really beautiful lovely start. he has left her a letter. from there, send her on a bit of a scavenger hunt. >> there is a wine glass. he's good. >> this journey takes her to this restaurant beach front with yet another letter. now this

we have also got olly. olly smith. he has got a fantastic new summer smith. for details. see you at ten. thank you very much. see you at ten. thank you very much. see you at ten. thank you very much. see you in a bid. headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and steph mcgovern. coming up before ten we'll get the weather from stav but first, a summary of this morning's main news. the foreign office minister, alistair burt, will raise the case of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe directly with iranian ministers today during his visit to tehran. he said he will push for a resolution of all cases of british dual nationals detained in the country. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was jailed two years ago after being accused of spying, which she denies. a man has been charged with the murders of a mother and daughter in solihull. janbaz tarin, who's 21, will appear before magistrates this morning. raneem oudeh and her mother khaola saleem were stabbed to death outside their home on monday. government documents obtained by the times newspaper, have shown how p

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including the update only the college quarterback whose workout with his girlfriend blew up on the web. see the magic moment they returned to the field for the win. >>> called into a senior living community because they spotted something in the neighborhood. that would be yoda. he was dodging in and out of traffic in the neighborhood. the dog has a collar, but the dog no longer has an owner. the owner passed away. this pet was left to wander around. it had no place to go. and so po for paws was called in for their wonderful ability to lure animals. >> patience is what they need in this case. >> they do have patience. >> that's loretta, she's great. >> the dog is like, wait, i remember that. >> at the moment, the puppy needs some attention, some human interaction. >> i believe you're right, christian. after it gets his head pet, he was there in a lap. he was ready to be somebody's pampered pooch. he gets a bath, and then right here we find out that yoda has a thing for rolling on the c

>>plus, your shot to win a new ipad minnie as ollie, charity, nick and gail breakdown the groom when -- the bride is not on board with the garter toss. >> just pull it out of your own pocket. >>> oh, wow. >> pay no mind to that christmas bag. >> oh, wow. >> this is a birthday present. that's rusty turning 63 years old and pulls out a nice leather jacket. >> cool jacket. >> leather, our motorcycle jackets were leather. >> but they didn't say harley davidson on them, did they? >> no. >> do you remember when we had leather jackets that didn't have harley davidson on the back. >> he said, maybe. put your shoes on and come outside. >> put your boots on! >> oh, my gosh. >> rusty stopped in his tracks. you all see the gleaming chrome off the garage. >> my question is, how did they get it out there without them knowing? not the quietest motorbike. he's talking about the bike when he said honey. >> yeah. and his wife, jo, they used to ride together. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, the golf cart in the corner is like, well, i guess my battery's about to run down. >> all you have to do is turn that

we have christian, ollie, nick, char ty and gail breaking down the best on the web. along with your chance to win a new ipad mini. and a foodie going viral after deciding -- >> life's too short, man. >> why he's going to enjoy it while it lasts. >>> not all heroes wear some wear jeans like this guy at the car wash in california. he knows what is up. but someone at this car wash doesn't quite know that this is where our superhero leaps into action. see what is happening. >> no! >> his body is now a barrier between the vehicles as we see outside here. he's still trying to keep them separate. the other car jumps out of the way, he gets a little bit of a doink, but he managed to avoid any serious damage. >> was there still a driver inside that car? >> i believe so. you'll notice all the windows are completely covered. there's a lot of noise, there's water being sprayed around and they could have thought the truck was being buffeted as opposed to what is going on. the guy has a lot of props. he prevents a bigger situation. >> good for him. >> it is all about life and limb

european golf olly to talk about oliver fisher shooting a 59.e holy grail, the lowest score, managing to go around on a golf course in on their 60 strokes, very few players have done that and history has been made, the portugal masters, englishman oliver fisher sought —— shot the first sub 60 were round on the door, 69 strokes on his second round. this is the 18th green. he had that birdie putt for around a 58, the call close came. he just missed out on that, left himself a tap in for 59, a just missed out on that, left himselfa tap infor59, a round just missed out on that, left himself a tap in for 59, a round of 12 under par, just the one tournament in his career, reached a high of 161, today's round is all the more remarkable because he could only go around in bar yesterday. the more remarkable because he could only go around in bar yesterdaym feels great to make history in portugal. it's a great tournament, it's a great mark for the european tour. going out, trying to make the cut at level par and then shooting that's is a great day all arou

. >> exactly, ollie.n gets off the motorcycle, he kicks the bag off under the motorcycle to protect it. then another guy steps up to grab it wearing a similarly looking vest. >> does he get punched and run over, too? >> no, he was a good guy in the scenario. the guy hands it over to the man who it was taken from. that's a laptop computer. the man doesn't seem to be terribly grateful. i think he was a little irritated by the whole situation. >> i'm ready to cut him some slack because he just got carjacked and is probably kind of stunned. >> anton, the man on the motorcycle, asks the fellow if he's okay. >> it is just a simple mistake of driving with his window open, a tempting target. >> the suspect in this case did manage to get away. and in the comments of the video, anton says it is unlikely that police will do anything on this. >>> and this is beautiful country. this is vance national park in canada. something really cool happened there a year and a half ago. 16 bison were reintroduced to the area wher

. >>> you like a good magic trick, right, ollie? >> yeah. >> well, here's one for ya.disappearing car act. >> whoa! >> what are you thinking? >> as one of the vehicles is crossing the intersection, legally, another one comes careening across hitting that vehicle. >> oh, is that down in the subway? >> yes. the car that just caused this accident is going straight down that stairwell into the subway. nobody was injured because of this incident. the guy driving the car that caused the accident may not be surprised to hear was apparently driving under the influence. he was arrested on scene. and it sounds like he already had an existing record. it's not clear what consequences he's going to be facing, but hopefully he won't be driving on the streets again soon. >> it's amazing nobody was hit on the stairs going down to the subway. >> amazing what happens in this next video as well. you can see it happening right off the bat. this guy decided to go into traffic. >> come on, why would you do that? >> incredibly, somehow that guy was able to walk away from this incident. >> th

he very kindly and politely gets on the ground without incident because you were right, ollie, yes, in fact this is merely a training exercise. the idea being they're trying to garner a little bit more interagency, intercountry police cooperation for incidents like. this how they want to make sure the communication lines are wide open. they want to make sure that if there is any cross border crime they can work together to stop it. >> so you got the two different police forces there. >> yes. >> you can tell. they have the different cars and information on the back. it's just a way to practice for the real next time. >> exactly. in case there is any kind of communication breakdown, it's better to know in a situation like this than in a real situation. so well done, fellows. >>> how do you get on santa's good list? you have to be good. >> we made it. >> we know. >> i have a way for you to not only get on that list but get to the top of the list. these russians were going down a river in their boat and they spotted something. and i know what they instantly thought. santa's going to love u

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sport now on afternoon live with olly foster.n three weeks' time. we already knew eight of the 12 man squad because they came through qualifying and had enough points to go straight into the team, so this is the captain's pic, thomas bjorn, the european captain, and it can be a tough call for ryder cup captains but no surprises. these common experience and the four wild cards almost pick themselves. ian poulter has given us some of the defining moments in the tournament in recent yea rs. moments in the tournament in recent years. five ryder cups, playing in 18 matches and lostjust four of them. never lost a singles match, so he has been one of those captains picks and you can expect some more of those fist pumping celebrations if he starts sinking those monster parts. thomas bjorn says he is a man for the occasion and a special person, and he certainly is when he gets going. sergio garcia has also been picked. he won the masters last year but has gone off the boil since then. missed the cut of the last five majors and it will be

olly matu is a child psychologist at columbia university. >> just being able to go to a place that doesn'tl like therapy, that feels like something every kid does during the summer, that's so southern. >> it's canoeing and playing in the lake and therapy. >> and being able to tell your friends back home that i'm going to this camp. it -- it destigmatizes it. it normalizes it. >> reporter: >> this return camper thinks of the camp as a second home. >> besides being with my family, i've never felt more loved by just a group of amazing people than i am loved here. >> happy to say camp kita is happy to welcome even more campers next summer, and we should mention if you or someone you know needs help, there is a national suicide prevention lifeline, 1-800-273-8255. there's also a crisis text line. you can text 741741. still ahead tonight, the growing threat of lyme disease. there's a vaccine for our dog, so why not for us? also the u.s. open match that has everyone talking this weekend. a new champion emerges while a if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little

the key players — the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, and chief eu adviser, olly robbins.that the white paper was a game changer there. there's a real sense over the summer that the argument you've been making for some time, that the rest of europe's agenda does have a bearing on brexit and vice versa, is beginning to get some traction. but as dominic raab heads to brussels for the next round of brexit negotiations, he's got a problem. eu chief negotiator michel barnier has publicly rubbished key parts of the chequers plan. and now there are reports that he's said it's dead. you're trying to sell this chequers plan. he says it's dead. i don't really have time for all that media drama, i'm focused on the negotiation, and we're making a lot more progress than the sort of media scrawls they'd have you believe. dominic raab has promised to up the pace of negotiations, ticking off problems one at a time. there are just weeks left to strike a deal. good to be back. listen to the noises emanating from this town, and you might imagine theresa may's brexit plan is already dead. but

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. golf history has been made at the portugal masters.n oliver fisher has shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. this is the 18th hole in villamoura, he had this birdie putt for a round of 58. he just missed out on that but left himself a tap in for a 59. that's a round of 12 under par. io birdies and eagle, no bogies in his second round. the 30—year—old from bracknell has one just one tournament and reached a caree high of 51st in the european rankings 10 years ago. today's round is all the more remarkable because he could only go round in par yesterday. anthony joshua and alexander potevkin are weighing in ahead of their heavyweight world title fight at wembley tomorrow nightjoshua is putting all his titles on the line against his russian opponent. potevkin failed two separate drugs tests two years ago. one of them for meldonium, the drug that maria sharapova fell foul of and he also tested positive for a steroid—like substance. because of boxing's different doping protocols, he avoided a lengthy ban. my myjob is to show the

englishman ollie fisher lands a moment of golfing history in portugal — the first round of under 60 onopean tour. good evening. the prime minister has come out of her cornerfighting, after eu leaders comprehensively rejected her brexit plan yesterday. in a defiant speech, she has told them it's time to start treating the uk with some respect, and that it's "not acceptable" at this "late stage of negotiations" for eu leaders to reject her plan with no alternative. the two main stumbling blocks remain trade and the border with northern ireland. the eu council president donald tusk has responded this evening — saying that mrs may has known for weeks and in detail what the eu thinks of her plan — but that a compromise is still possible. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. theresa may's in a hurry, some say getting nowhere fast landing a brexit deal. so, how to come back from her diplomatic battering — the chorus of eu leaders telling her her brexit plan wouldn't fly. her answer in downing street? defiance — their turn to compromise. britain had rejected the eu's basic demands

doesn't have the courage to act, but the american people can. doesn't have the courage to act, ♪ ♪ ♪ ollyi'm now going to read sports. >> serena williams is now on her way. one was a very quick set. >> it certainly was. serena looked like she was going to beater opponent. she won the first set in 18 minutes, but kaneppi not going quietly. serena would get it back together, she was fired up in the third set, she starts yelling come on as she con that point. she will play tomorrow in the quarter finals. >>> nick saban is apologizing for this rant he went on after the win on louisville. >> what alsnswers did you have about your quarterbacks after watching them play. >> i like both players, i like them, why do you continually get me to say something that doesn't respect one of them. i'm not going to, so quit asking. >> he had been asked about his quarterback battle all off season, but the question was more than fair, they say saban has called taylor to apologize. i'm guessing he just had that ready for the next person -- >> her question, she wasn't even asking a loaded question with loaded wo

there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialistscorer in captain birsa read the titles of the year, comes in, yet to make his debut and joe delete from kenneth to make a return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago, it's been a big gap for him. he comes back and out but a very different cricket player now than when he used to be. there'll be an 80—thousand sell—out crowd at wembley tomorrow night for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against alexander povetkin. at today's weigh—in, joshua was almost two stone heavier than his russian opponent. he's been taking a new approach to training recently, waking up naturally before hitting the gym, rather than setting an alarm clock, and feels better for it. joshua is the favourite but his camp have warned him that povetkin is a threat, with a record of 3a wins and just one defeat. he is strong. no doubt about it. he isa he is strong. no doubt about it. he is a good fighter. i kid go on my back but and do the uk style boxing, but you have to do al

there's also a first test call up for seamer olly stone and a recall forjack leach, one of three specialistorer in captain, comes in the media to make his debut and joe denley from katt to return to international cricket. he played a few one days quite a long time ago. it's been a big gap for him and he comes back in but a very different cricket it now from what it was then. golf history has been made at the portugal masters. englishman oliver fisher shot the first sub—60 round on the european tour. fisher has won just one tournament in his career — and the 59 was all the more remarkable, as he only managed a level par round yesterday. it feels great to make history here. it feels great to make history here. it isa it feels great to make history here. it is a great tournament. a great day for the european tour to shoot 59. going outside to make the cut and level fire and shooting that, just a great day all around. there'll be an 80—thousand sell—out crowd at wembley tomorrow night for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against alexander povetkin. at today's weigh—in, joshua was almo

now, with all the sport, here's ollie foster, at the bbc sport centre... ryder cup just 5 days away, tiger woods is heading for his first tournament win in5years. the 14 time major winner leads the field by 2 shots with two holes left to play at the season ending tour championship in atlanta. adam wild reports. this part of georgia rarely sees crowds like this. then there are few in sport that attract them quite like tiger woods. please welcome, tiger woods. golf's biggest superstar on the hunt for a first win in five years, a site no one wa nts to win in five years, a site no one wants to mess. going into the final day with a three shot lead it immediately became four, a birdie at the first, a glimpse of the nerveless calm for which he was once so nerveless calm for which he was once so revered. behind him other greats of the modern game, rory mcilroy and the world number one, justin rose. even they are struggling to keep up. serious injury and personal problems have taken their toll on tiger woods. last year he was outside the top 1000 in the world. this

you're watching bbc news, the time is xx—xx, i'm olly foster the world anti—doping agency are expected—doping agency today despite opposition from a number of sports bodies around the world who feel that the russians are still failing to comply with the criteria laid down for their readmission when they were suspended three years ago, amid revealtions of state sponsored doping. our sports correspondent alex capstick has been following this. they are meeting in the seychelles, are we expecting an official decision anytime soon? it's should be sometime the next few hours. this isa be sometime the next few hours. this is a hugely divisive issue. they are saying that the wada's credibility is at stake. it looks increasingly likely that russia will be given formal recognition that it can run its own doping programme. it can be trusted to do this despite the three—year ban you had just been talking about. the meeting is taking place in the seychelles and the executive committee is considering a recommendation to reinstate russia. they say russia has met all the key criteria and that includes

olly is at the bbc sport centre. good morning.with sevilla and he says it is an important competition. i think it step—by—step. i am sure they are going to come little by little more, more supporters here with us but also it is our work to bring them here. so, arsenal winning at home, chelsea were on the road in northern greece, they were quite wasteful with some of their finishing against paok salonika but still won 1—0. willian with the goal. it was also a good night for the two scottish sides in the europa league. rangers had a really tough opening match away at villareal in spain. they were losing with 15 minutes to play but kyle lafferty equalised, his first european goal. it finished 2—2. rangers are unbeaten in nine european matches this season. their qualifying campaign started back injuly. they‘ve played more europa league matches than domestic games. celtic have started the group stage with a win — the first time they‘ve done that in 17 years in europe. they left it very late. leigh griffiths with the winner against rose

. ♪ ♪ ♪ olly. >>> a child is the first known victim of tropical storm gordon that made land false lastest of the alabama and mississippi border. what's is the situation there? >> the child died when a tree fell on the family mobile home. the storm is still tracking to the north, moving about 14 miles per hour, still hanging on as a tropical storm, 40 miles per hour winds, still a gooding concern, east of mobile and parts of the panhandle still getting heavy rain. there is also a chance for tornadoes. there will be flooding concerns inland as well. >> of course, in just hours, brett kavanaugh will be back in the hot seat. >> reporter: today is when the real heat is expected, brett kavanaugh will be tasing questions for at least 12 hours. they are expecting fireworks. >> day one of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's hearings turning into a shouting match. >> we cannot possibly move forward. >> i extend a very warm welcome to mr. kavanaugh. >> we're rushing through the process in a way that is in unnecessary. >> democrats saying they were not given enough time to review documents. >>

but there was a lot of talk around the head weight division which brings up all sorts of names but ollie as we know particular is one of my toughest challenges to date so that's where my focus has been for the last how many months i've been training for the fourth or joshua's arrival title holder is american dion sait wilder joshua versus wilder the fight many want to see the w.b.c. champion has just announced a bout with britain's tyson fury coming up on december the first both those fighters have on beats in records as well well earlier i spoke to me cox australia correspondent for max boxing about what joshua needs to do to race is global profile. it's first really developing a brand it's an ash i think the number one thing you need to do is to go and fight the winners the while the spirit body in the united states that's where the big money is that's where the market he's saving right bucks and that's where the yes a potential that you've been need to really build his brand and and become something special in the in the book to market this really to any have like books can take the t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ olly. >>> hollywood is remembering burt reynolds as an all around cool guy that stole our heartsecades, and he seemed to have as much fun off screen as on. >>> from clean shaven, to mustache, to bearded. when "smokey and the bandit" was big at the box office, sally field "the one that got away." he was married twice, his sejd marria -- second marriage to lonnie davis. >> forget all of this crap going on in your life, you're a superman. >> years later -- >> you loom large in my mind, you're burt [ bleep ] reynolds. >> he says i wasn't interested in challenging myself as an actor. i was interested in having a good time, but he did challenge himself in deliverance. you don't beat it. you don't beat this river. >> either way, women or film? >> that was a crude and sexist remark and i apologize for it. >> "star wars," "terms of endearment endearment," "pretty woman." there was the time he beared all on a bearskin rug in cosmo magazine, and he says he regr regretted it for taking attention away from "delivera e "deliverance." and johnny carson, cream of the crop comedy, he deny just pl

the spectacular ollie smith here with his trench coat. here with his trench coat. got a bit of a cocktailto choose from. all scrumptious. charge of what he will eat at the end of the show. end of the show. all night he has been up with that. been up with that. go to the website for details. see you at ten. studio: we need some kind of sound effect. thank you. the headlines coming up to you in just a moment. hello. this is breakfast with babita sharma and charlie stayt. ben will have the weekend's weather for you. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. by an earthquake. let's get the latest now from our reporter mehulika sitepu. for now, the rescue team or against the clock to find more victims. the clock to find more victims. swept into the tsunami because the salami itself, it was a big one. salami itself, it was a big one. up to five metres high. to five metres high. palu is a coastal city. coastal city. all the beaches are basically on the beach—side. basically on the beach—side. the whole thing basically collapsed. whole thing basically collapsed. eight story hotels have be

old-fashioned baby shoe, and he said i have to give you a gift you gave me a gift and he said my name is olliel you go out with me to dinner."stilson:"to my surprise she said yes."mccoy: "we went out about 3 or 4 times and we just fell in love immediately."margaret and oliver knew... they couldn't live without each other... deciding to spend the rest of their lives... as husband and wife.mccoy:"we love one another, we just could no longer stay apart. we just didn't want to part when it came time to go home after a date."proving love has no age limit...best man:"there is still love out there. there is still hope, if you seek that love of another person, i think it can still happen."now the happy couple -- looking forward --to all that married life will bring.stilson: "working together, cooking together, living together, loving together, i can't say enough that i like about her, she's great."mccoy:"we're going to be very very happy." (justine) that was elizabeth kuebel reporting. (justine) still ahead on the kron 4 news weekend... a sweet treat for the end of summer.... vicki liviakis gives us a

>> anton: ollie's got it going on. he's good.utiful. >> anton: everybody makes their own little aperitif thing. every different area has their own types. there's a million different types, you know. so this is ours. >> wolf: are you going to do one? it'll put hair on your chest, son. look everybody in the eye, and you got to go -- look, you got to go, "skol!" say "skol." skol! >> anton: now you say, "prost." okay. ready? ready, here we go. ready? here we go. prost. say it. >> wolf: prost! everybody. prost! >> anthony: i should point out here that the young man is drinking grape juice. wow. d match your family unlimited plans like you mix and match your flavors. so you get what you want, without paying for things you don't. number 6. i know. where do i put it? in my belly. (vo) one family. different unlimited plans. starting at $40 per line on the network you deserve. every year 790,000 americans it can happen anywhere, anytime. but during a suspected heart attack, immediately calling 911 and chewing bayer aspirin can help save a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ olly. >>> things around the buffalo bills have become so bad that one player just quit at half-timeore in the bleacher report. never seen anything like this. >> never seen a healthy player quit and retire mid game in the nfl, but that's what devonte davis did yesterday. he is in his tenth season. he started for the bills yesterday but he did not come out for the second half, and the bills' coach said davis pulled himself out telling them he was done. davis' teammates were not very pleased with him leaving them hanging mid game. >> i have never seen it ever, pop warner, high school, college, pros, never heard of it and never seen it and it's just completely disrespectful to his teammates. >> did he say anything to you? >> he didn't say nothing to nobody. >> he left? >> yeah, you know as much as i know. i found out go into the second half of the game. coming out, they said he's not coming out, he retired. >> davis is 30 years old and later issued a statement about his decision to retire, and it said i've endured phupltable surgeries and played through many different injuries throughou

bring out the bold™ ♪ ♪ ♪ olly. >>> christine blasey ford says she was assaulted, sexually assaulted ago. kavanaugh denies it. since this allegation has surfaced, professor ford has been thrusts into the spotlight. cnn has been learning from friends and colleagues how she is handling all the unwanted attention, and the impact that the sexual assault allegations have had on her life. cnn's emjay lee is live in california. >> the might forget ford did not want her identity to be revealed and it's safe to say since coming forward one week ago her life has been thrown into turmoil. christine blasey ford's life suddenly turned upsidedown after a stunning allegation that supreme court nominee, cavanaugh, sexually assaulted her more than three decades ago. >> the woman accusing him of sexual assault when the two were in high school has come forward. her name is christine blasey ford. >> ford says a drunk kavanaugh groped her and attempted to remove her clothing. kavanaugh has forcefully denied the allegations, saying i have never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or anybo