emirates team new zealand win the america's cup with a resounding 7—1victory over oracle team usa.ng next yea r‘s football world cup tells the bbc doping stories on russian footballers is made up news. novak djokovic talks to the bbc as he sets his sights on returning to the summit of men's tennis. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that emirates team new zealand have won sport's oldest event, the america's cup, after a 7—1victory over oracle team usa. it reverses the result from four years ago in san francisco. todd niall has been covering the event for radio new zealand — and gave me a flavour of the atmosphere in bermuda. the scenes are monks that the new zealand supporters here and the team itself were extraordinary when they crossed the line. -- amongst. this is not just crossed the line. -- amongst. this is notjust winning a sporting event that something new zealand has pursued with some success and some disappointment for 30 years. it has been 14 years since new zealand lost it with the third campaign since we lost in auckland in 2003. a big

emirates team new zealand have won sport's oldest event, the america's cup, after a 7—1victory over oracle team usait reverses the result from four years ago in san francisco. todd niall has been covering the event for radio new zealand — and gave me a flavour of the atmosphere in bermuda. the scenes are monks that the new zealand supporters here and the team itself were extraordinary when they crossed the line. -- amongst. this is not just crossed the line. -- amongst. this is notjust winning a sporting event that something new zealand has pursued with some success and some disappointment for 30 years. it has been 1a years since new zealand lost it with the third campaign since we lost in auckland in 2003. a big moment today with all that hard breakfrom moment today with all that hard break from the past campaigns was able to be buried. even what happened in san francisco when new zealand was so far ahead, how much sweeter if this win? absolutely. to come up against the same opponent again with that history. new zealand really never recovered from it. being on match point but then losing eight rac

emirates team new zealand have booked an america's cup rematch with oracle team usa.land beat sweden's artemis racing in the only race of the day to win the challenger final 5—2. the kiwis began monday with a 4—2 lead in the best—of—nine series and needed just one victory to advance to the 35th america's cup match and that starts this coming saturday on bermuda's great sound. it's an absolutely amazing day out there. we got through an amazing start and felt like the boys were in a good mindset. there was no way we went getting it done in that second race. i think it is full credit to the whole team. as a whole, everybody has been pushing super hard. we had some hard times recently with our capsize and other things but to get the job done today is massive for us as a sailing team full of the british and irish lions take on the highlanders in the fourth match of their tour of new zealand on tuesday. sam warburton returns from an ankle injury to captain the side in dunedin but still believes he's a doubt to face the all blacks in the first test on the 24th ofjune. the li

face eitherjapan or sweden in the challenger final and then the right to take on the holders oracle team usan the america's cup final. conditions farfrom ideal in paris, as rain proved to be the toughest opponent at roland garros today as all of the men's french open french open quarter finals were postponed until tomorrow. both rafael nadal and novak djokovic were due to be in action but the court covers were brought out. and that means all four of the men's quarter—finals will be played tomorrow including andy murray who's up against kei nishikori. in between the rain delays, two of the women's quarter finals were wrapped up, with the unseeded 19 year old latvianjelena ostapenko causing an upset by beating the former world number one caroline wozniacki over three sets, to reach herfirst grand slam semi final. in the day's other quarter—final, the 30th seed timea bacsinszky beat the french woman kristina mladenovic 6—4, 6—4. the home favourite had knocked out the defending champion garbine muguruza in the previous round. the cause of death of former newcastle player cheick tiote, is still b

emirates team new zealand are one victory away from an america‘s cup rematch with oracle team usa, afterll be decided in bermuda on monday with the america‘s cup races for the auld mug getting underway next saturday as the american team look to make it three successive wins in the world‘s oldest sporting contest. very old indeed. almost as old as me. that is all we have time for. so from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, there. showers overnight continue into the morning across parts of scotland and northern ireland in particular. all linked into an area of low pressure pushing across northern scotland. as it clears away however into the morning there is a slight tightening of isobars and that means that winds strengthening a little bit during the morning rush hour. northern england, northern ireland, central southern scotland in particular. could see wind touch 40, 50 miles per hour. there could be a few restrictions on the bridges and maybe on some of the ferry services, but the further north you are across scotland, the lighter winds to start th

face eitherjapan or sweden in the challenger final and then the right to take on the holders oracle team usa farfrom ideal in paris, as rain proved to be the toughest opponent at roland garros today as all of the men's french open french open quarter finals were postponed until tomorrow. both rafael nadal and novak djokovic were due to be in action but the court covers were brought out. and that means all four of the men's quarter—finals will be played tomorrow including andy murray who's up against kei nishikori. in between the rain delays, two of the women's quarter finals were wrapped up, with the unseeded 19 year old latvianjelena ostapenko causing an upset by beating the former

america )s cup home to san francisco, "oracle team usa" came up short when defendg >>> four years after bringing the america's cup home to san francisco oracle team came up short when defending it today. people gathers to watch team new zealand reclaim the title in berm mudda the america's cup is considered the greatest prize in yachting. -- made a come back against the heavily favored new zealand team when the race was held right hr. unfortunately history did not repeat itself today. >>> the warriors are -- >> he is one of three finalist. also a final lst for six-man of the year. >> i will have to give you snub the past two season, will draymond green final win the award. what we do know is for the first straight year draymond was named to the -- draymond received the most team votes. were also named to the all defensive first team. giants who welcome the rockies in town tonight. they are the second worst team in major league baseball. losing 5 one games wasn't that enough? apparently there is drama in the clubhouse. closer is one of many struggling. reports came out claiming he rubbed

emirates team new zealand have booked an america‘s cup rematch with oracle team usa. o in 2013 when they were on the losing end of one of the greatest ever sporting comebacks. that challenge starts this coming saturday on bermuda‘s great sound. fresh from a tenth french open title, rafael nadal has been taking it easy. nadal may well be the king of clay, but he was loving the water as he took a leisurely cruise along the river seine in paris along with the famous trophy, less than 2a hours after his straightforward win over stan wawrinka. for the first time, bbc learning and scientists from the university of 0xford have investigated the impact of losing an hour‘s sleep. there are some interesting findings, but not in the way we expected. they discovered that children slept for longer after the clock changed, but appeared more alert in the afternoon, which poses the question, should the school day be flipped around so the harder subjects are taught after lunch? this classroom study is the latest experiment from terrific scientific. the bbc scheme to help bring science t

zealand have defeated sweden's artemis racing 5—2 to set up an america's cup rematch with holders oracle team usa the day with a 4—2 lead in the best—of—nine series and needed just one victory to advance. let's return to our top story and the british prime minister, theresa may has spent the day reassuring fellow conservatives that she will settle the current political turmoil. for more on this i spoke with our political correspondent ben wright. she has stabilised what was a very precarious situation after watching this so badly and destroying overnight the government's working majority in the house of commons. it did look, over the weekend, that theresa may was very precarious, that she was in trouble. but i think she has done enough in the last day oi’ she has done enough in the last day or $0 she has done enough in the last day or so to steady the ship. there are a couple of reasons. number one, she had to get on board her parliamentary party, the conservative party, and her cabinet. they had to rally around and support her and it is clear they have. she went to a meeting of conservative mps

emirates team new zealand are one victory away from an america's cup rematch with oracle team usa afterdecided in bermuda on monday with the america's cup races getting under way next saturday as the american team look to make it three successive wins. for all of the details from the world cup qualifying football over the weekend, take a look at our website. it is all laid out there for you. the tiny island of bute in scotland is one of the last places you'd expect to find a syrian hair salon. but for the past year, the island has been home to 15 syrian families trying to rebuild their lives. the bbc‘s mohamed madi went to bute to meet one of them. good luck to them! back in westminster at the start of no doubt another busy day. alistair is back with me. as the dust settled, what do you think? i think she really has to re— sees the initiative around brexit which was, after all, the most dynamic interesting political thing that has happened in politics over recent years. she said it was the brexit collection and she wanted to reconfirm or authority. she then shied away from doing it. i t

british team hope that they can turn their fortunes around and win the right to take on the holders oracle team usae next hour. studio: john watson, many thanks. a man has been shot and wounded by police in paris, after he attacked an officer with a hammer outside notre—dame cathedral. hundreds of visitors were inside at the time. a little while ago our correspondent in paris hugh schofield gave me this update. we can explore what kind of terrorism, whether it was a so—called lone wolf or part of the plot, but i do not think there is any doubt that the man had islamist intentions. the interior minister told us that he shouted out "this is for syria ! " told us that he shouted out "this is for syria!" as he did it. he attacked a policeman with a hammer. an unattributed source close to the investigation said that in hospital, on the way to hospital, said that he was a soldier of the caliphate. it seems no doubt that this man was motivated by islamist ideas, whether 01’ motivated by islamist ideas, whether or not the theory i heard that this was some sort of spill—over knock—on effect from the london

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team oracle usa and emirates team new zealand lead the way in the america's cup qualifying series.ders but can gain a valuable bonus point to take into the decider if they finish top, while it was a mixed day for ben ainslie's british team of land rover bar who won one and lost one as they remain third in the race for semi final positions. a quick update, tipping off in five minutes time is the oakland... the clevela nd cavaliers. from me and the sport today team, goodbye. see you later. that morning. it feels as though it has been a week of extremes. extreme heat, thunderstorms, and even some rain. as we move towards the weekend, things are not quite as extreme but nevertheless, it's sunny spells and scattered showers, it will feel noticeably fresher but good news if it has been too hard and too humid. this swirl of cloud arrived during thursday, a weather front that moves through and introduces slightly fresher air from the west. it brought a change on thursday, 15 degrees, and in the south—east we saw highs of 26. it stays humid, and will push further inland through the day toda

cup) 35th america's cup in bermuda underdog erimates team new zealand defeated larry ellison's oracle team usan overwhelming 7-1 victorythis is a revenge victory for new zealand, as they lost to team usa in heartbreaking 9-8 defeat in last america's cup in san francisconew zealand's peter burling is youngest ever america's cup winning helmsman (pam) next at the top of the hour. human remains found in a east bay warehouse. tonight -- detectives are trying to determing if the remains are linked to the case of a missing father of two and uber driver from san francisco stay tuned for kron 4 news at 11... the day's big stories and your forecast.. in half the time. (steve) but first...in another edition of people behaving badly.stanley roberts shows us one bay area creek...where people are dumping their trash, and it's having a big impact on wildlife.stay tuned for that. ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do th

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. >>> a new america's cup champion was crowned as emirates team new zealand beat oracle team usa. won race nine today in bermuda to clinch the match. the oldest trophy in international sports now goes to the kiwis. 26-year-old burling the youngest ever to win the cup. >> he's a gold medal winner in the 49er class, a world champion in several classes of sailboats. he's a prodigy. i think it's fair to say we're going to see him for several more america's cups. >> this year marked a redemption for new zealand. the team blew an 8-1 lead to oracle in the last america's cup. which was held here in san francisco in 2013. >>> good news for drivers in the santa cruz mountains, and in the east bay. one key road is open for the first time in months. and another is about to open after repair work was completed on winter storm damage. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with new video from the drone 7. >> drone view 7 flying over the so cal san jose road. today marks the first time drivers have been able to use the major north-south route since february 13th. that's when this past winter

competition reaches its dramatic climax, with the start of the finals, when the titleholders, team oracle from the usa their challengers for the cup. it is so exciting to be here. there's a real buzz in the air. now, over there, some of the teams are practising and i've never seen boats like these before. when they raise up out of the ocean on their hydrofoils, it's just an incredible sight. they are so fast, so awesome — it's like they're flying across the sea. this is a massive event and it's the first time bermuda has hosted the cup. tens of thousands of spectators have headed here, plus an estimated 50 million people around the world are watching on tv. but here in bermuda, the spotlight isn'tjust on what's happening above the water — what's going on underneath the waves is being seen as just as important. the water is obviously our playing field, so obviously it's within our own interests to highlight the issues that there have been globally with plastics in the ocean. it's forecast that by 2050, there could be more plastic in the ocean than fish. that's scary. clearly, that's a major issue that

team oracle usa lost the americas cup. new zealand came out with the 7-1 victory. >>> and also coming up, still faces scanscandal. takata file bankruptcy. what is next. >>> and it may be summer on the calendar, but people still getting skiing in. the reason you can spend the fourth of july on the slopes as long as you dress accordingly of course. >>> a check of the markets this morning, some split results so far the nasdaq down about 12 appointments in early trading, but the s&p and dow jones have are both risen. dow jones is 21,438. >>> meanwhile takata filed for bankruptcy protection yesterday. the company manufacturing air bags that were blamed for killing at least 14 people around the world. matt bradley reports. >> reporter: it's the end of a giant. one of the world's largest auto parts manufacturers filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy yesterday that book ends a decade long scandal in which the company recalled some 11 millionaire bags that were thought to have caused more than 14 deaths and hundreds of injuries. that was

the winners of the series go forward to challenge team oracle usa for the trophy proper. with a little bit of pressure and we closed in and took a win by the narrowest of margins. that is all the sport for now. we will be back with more later on. on this programme we've been following the case of the nine month old charlie gard. charlie is incredibly sick and is being cared for 211 hours a day at great ormond street. the doctors there say there is nothing they can do to save him and want to turn off his life support — but his parents are fighting to stop that from happening. this week the supreme court granted them another week, beforejudges decide what should happen. connie and chris are trying to keep charlie alive long enough to take him to america for an experimental treatment. victoria spoke to them yesterday. hello, thank you very much for talking to us again. tell us first of all how charlie is? yeah, he is ok. he is still stable, still fighting, he is cracking on. and how are you guys? exhausted. are you? angry. tired, yeah. it hasn't changed, really. well, it's pr