rafa nadal looks to stay on course for an 18th grand slam title.nine points clear at the top of the table. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. first then to melbourne, where play is underway at the australian open tennis. later, rafa nadal faces the 21—year—old american frances tiafoe in the quarter—finals, and before that, the home favourite ashleigh barty will look to become the first australian female singles semi—finalist for 35 years when she takes on the double

rafa nadal looks to stay on course for an 18th grand slam title.uventus thrash serie a's bottom side to go nine points clear at the top of the table. welcome to the programme. thank you forjoining us. first then to melbourne, where play is underway at the australian open tennis. later, rafa nadal faces the 21—year—old american frances tiafoe in the quarter—finals, and before that, the home favourite ashleigh barty will look to become the first australian female singles semi—finalist for 35 years when she takes on the double wimbledon champion, petra kvitova. our tennis reporter david law is there for us. david, it should be a fascinating night there later on the rod laver arena? how and feeling in terms of the atmosphere ahead of those games? great anticipation, i think particularly ahead of ash barty‘s match against petra kvitova. as he said, such a long time since australia have had a player to do this kind of thing on the women's side and ash barty does look like a really good player right now. it was all too much for her, she took some time out

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we expect rafa nadal versus novak djokovic in the final?er semifinal and went on late. they were the two best and we expect them to be in the final. the plastic stories in the women's semifinals. —— fantastic stories. after a knife attack... petra kvitova beat the unsseded american danielle collins. this will be her first grand slam final since she was the victim of that knife attack just over two year ago. the second set was harder than the first set. she did not know she would have these highlights again and she has come back and understand this is her second chance and it is a great story and i am delighted. you could not wish to meet a nicer person. superb. playing not just person. superb. playing notjust for the title but... facing naomi 0saka notjust for the title but also the number one ranking naomi 0saka beat karolina pliskova in three sets. they will be facing each other for the number one ranking. number one in the world and people say serena williams is the best player in the world when she plays well and that may be the case bu

and old rival rafa nadal. andy murray has also long been part of the big four but he tearfully announced that injury means this might be his final tournament german twenty one year old alexander spann i've weights in the wings for his first grand slam title. among the women caroline wozniacki is defending the crown she won last january the dane believes she's well primed to add to her so grand slam trophy it's amazing i think you know it's something i've always hoped for and and then being back here it just feels so great i feel like the first time i came in and hit on the court i think ok i feel at home i feel good i feel like these courts are suited for me serena williams is looking for equal the record of twenty four grand slam singles titles but needs to avoid the milk down which cost a last year's u.s. open. world number one simona halep has a tough draw while germany's angelica camber is looking to kick on after winning wimbledon last year the battle is on to stop wozniacki sailing away with another titl

first of the men's semi finals — the greek giant killer stefanos tsitsipas faces another goliath in rafa nadal union team, their talisman jonny sexton, the world player of the year, should be fit for the start of their six nations defence against england next weekend. the leinster fly—half hasn't played for a month because of a knee injury but will train fully tomorrow. head coachjoe schmidt says he's confident that sexton will be ready for their tournament opener in dublin. owen farrell is also expected to be fit for england. wales full back leigh halfpenny is in the squad but head coach warren gatland says he'll "miss the first couple of games" of the six nations. he was concussed during the autumn series and hasn't played since. now finally — let's go back to cricket — spare a thought for wiltshire cricketer billy cookson who's been in hospital in australia since october. he was involved in a head on collision with a bus in victoria. he suffered punctured lungs, a torn liver and several fractures and has since undergone extensive surgery. he's now recovering, but a couple of his cricketing

beaten by rafa nadal, he won the stockholm open. he reached the last 16 at wimbledon.he has shot up the rankings, now 15th in the world and beating roger federer to reach the last eight in melbourne, an incredible achievement given he is only 20. he beat bautista-agut to get to the semifinals. you have been picking out some of the shots in his armoury. he spent a lot of his childhood watching roger federer videos on youtube. it is reflected in his gape. here is an example of some of the shots from court today. that backhand firing, the timing as well, was truly impeccable, against the guy that knocked andy murray out of the tournament. he is 611", he has a good touch and feel round the court. a lovely drop shot in the third set and then he has a big booming serve to match it up as well. winning in four and a first grand slam semifinal for the well. winning in four and a first grand slam semifinalfor the greek star. fascinating stuff. and we are talking about what he can produce on the court. it is worth pointing out some the interest he has away from the court, and cer

rafa nadal potentially has a fourth round meeting with britain's number one kyle edmund in his sights this tournament last year and he's seeded 13th this time round. nadal, though, if he comes through that is set to meet roger federer in the semi—finals, that's if the great man, the 20 time grand slam champion, can negotiate his way through this path. that includes another young next generation star stefanos tsitsipas of greece. and federer is looking to win what would be a 100th atp tour title in melbourne. i could live happily ever after with 99! but if you're so close, knowing that i'm going to be playing this season, you know, iwill give that i'm going to be playing this season, you know, i will give it a go. bisley every tournament i will go. bisley every tournament i will go to, people might talk about it, like we are talking about it right now. but defending the title here in australia, sure, iwould now. but defending the title here in australia, sure, i would gladly take it! i will give it all i have. reaching 100 would be something truly very special. roger federer they're lo

the former british number one andrew castle and began by discussing that great performance from rafa nadalporting performances from one end of the court with rafael nadal. this isa of the court with rafael nadal. this is a bloke that has been out for five months, since the us open, he hobbled out of that after losing to del potro, but look at this. this was a 32—year—old bloke who has just had surgery and the best part of five months off his form was incredible. hit the ball in the right place, hard and strong and definite. for the entire duration, only an hourand definite. for the entire duration, only an hear: and new,“ but ”7 —777 7” tsitsipas did not play badly but nadal did what he does which is be a legend really. a fantastic victory and lying in wait it's novak djokovic or lucas pouille. it has to be djokovic, the bookmakers will say. lucas pouille has amerli mayoress mo in his corner and she is fantastic at bringing out the best in his players will stop he was not enjoying himself last year so it is great to see him finding the appetite for the game again but you have to think that

emerging names have attempted to challenge the status quo with the first grand slam of the year but rafa nadal and novak john the fish are still setting the standards in world tennis. in their fifty third career meeting the match was expected to be an epic showdown between the top two players on the planet but jock a bitch the reigning wimbledon in the us open champion had other plans for his spanish opponent the dow had to drop to set on the way to the final but now he was outclassed jock veges wrapping up the first set in thirty minutes i. was ruthless dominants continued in the second putting on a masterclass performance in a down had no answer. a flicker of light for nidal and the third was quickly dammed when jock a bitch fought off a break point and eventually sealed a six three six two six three victory i when the pair met in the australian open final back in two thousand and twelve jock which needed nearly six hours to win. this time though the serve was so remote liz he only needed to. decide to call templates on on the journey in the last twelve months because. as rough i've been thr

six four four six six three she'll play australia is actually bhatti i former world number ones rafa nadal and roger federer are also through to the fourth round of the defending men's champion phèdre sailed through on friday he took the first set in emphatic fashion against american taylor fritz it's worse than seemed to ease off the gas trying out some different shots on the twenty one year old it led to a much more even second set federer clinching at seven five with some impressive wins a straight sets victory in the end for the world number three who said that he's virtuous or display had just been experimentation rather than toying with is if it . was a try to relax and start playing more dropshots and play more so. vali you know that the saber was just to see how did it feel how to what is the opponent going to do but i don't do it deliberately to make their party look bad or to be on the highlight reel because. i felt i was like this when i was younger you know teenager coming through on the tour and i was trying to do is great shots on court seventeen and you're like what he cares

at the australian open tennis, the 17 time grand slam champion rafa nadal faces the american 21 yearsn't dropped a set so far in the tournament as he comes back from injury. he's looking to add to his one and only australian open title which he won in 2009. and before we go a couple of things getting plenty of reaction on social media, one was what german tennis star alexander zverev did on court at the australian open on the verge of going out in his fourth round match to milos raonic he took his frustration out on his racquet, losing his cool and then going on to lose the match. afterwards he admitted it did help get rid of his frustration but maybe not his bank balance. and have a look at this amazing footage from ireland. it's 21—year—old jockey michael sweeney aboard ask heather — he goes over the last fence and somehow managed to pull himself up and go on to win the race from an almost impossible situation in cork. remarkable stuff. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — including the latest on what's happening at the australian open tennis at our website, it's

that says he want to spend soon long enjoying his win at the australian open one his final against rafa nadalon sunday adding the trophy to the u.s. open and wimbledon titles he already has he now wants to hold all four grand slam titles at once for the second time in his career with may's french open crown already in his sights i don't want this to sound arrogant but i've done it once why not do it again in just one slam away from that i'm not the only one that. has been in this situation before and dahlan for there have been holding three or four. you know many times throughout their careers and. you know everything is possible you live so it's kind of feel as if you have. now israel's blockade of gaza has left two million people struggling with unemployments power blackouts and crumbling housing supply suffering little hearts of palestinian youths but in the town of carney yunus a group of young men are finding a new purpose the rest sports tailor made for an urban landscape scarred by war. reports from southern gaza. you have the disciplines do their warm up exercises in this cemetery in

fans have been waiting for will member one novak djokovic has set up a final with his old rival rafa nadal the serb cruised three semifinal against luke are poorly beating the frenchman in straight sets six nerves six two and six two the which is aiming for his seventy five in melbourne and a reunion with nadeau of sorts. you know he's my biggest rival. you know in my career played so many matches against him at big matches and this court of course the one that stands out was the finals of six hours almost ten thousand and twelve i'm. hopefully we don't got that that long this time but. i'm sure we're going to have a good finals. one final has already taken place the unseeded pair of australia sam stosur and girish china be defending champions tomorrow bubble so an interest in them and then a bitch for the women's doubles title a six three six four victory was the tenth in a row for stosur and zhang and their first grand slam title as partner it was also revenge on bubbles and then of h. who beat them at last year's us open. there was east african dominance on friday at the dubai marathon

emerging names have attempted to challenge the status quo with the first grand slam of the year but rafa nadal and novak john the fish are still setting the standards in world tennis. in their fifty third career meeting the match was expected to be an epic showdown between the top two players on the planet but jock a bitch the reigning wimbledon in u.s. open champion had other plans for his spanish opponent the dow hadn't dropped a set on the way to the final but now he was outclassed jochum edge of wrapping up the first set in thirty minutes was his group list dominance continued in the second putting on a masterclass performance in a down had no answer. a flicker of light for nidal and the third was quickly damned when jochum which fought off a break point and eventually sealed a six three six two six three victories i win the pair met in the australian open final back in two thousand and twelve jock which needed nearly six hours to win. this time though the serve was so remote liz he only needed to. i'm just trying to contemplate on on the journey in the last twelve months because. as a rou

open after overcoming poorly in straight sets in melbourne the serbian bull take on an old rival rafa nadal and sunday's final as he looks for a seventh australian crown. djokovic has first set was nearly flawless the world number one slammed past his french opponent six nothing he continued his dominance and barely broke slender in the rest of the match take in the final two sets six two six two joke which leads in a dollar twenty seven to twenty five in matches played and another classic encounter should be expected. all right stephen is here now with another warning for the u.k. to go ahead and figure out rex it fast right i'm sure they'll pick up things now but yes this is another warning they've been coming lately this time from the head of goldman sachs saying today that if the u.k. doesn't manage a smooth exit from the european union the u.s. investment bank would scale down its role there goldman's david solomon made the comments at the world economic forum in davos and it mirrors a common theme in the meetings there that are enduring today big concerns about the global economy and

meanwhile rafa nadal has lost him to sunday's a men's final of the hammering greece's stiff honest city pass in straight sets novak djokovic and look up we need to in the other semifinal on friday. with the christophe another warning over the cost of drugs that this one could really sting the chief executive of airbus tom enders has warned that the aviation giant could shift its u.k. manufacturing to continental europe in the event of a hard breck's it specifically in a standard said that the company's wing building operations could be moved out of the u.k. in case there is no smooth exit from the european union and british brakes administer says barkley told parliament today that he took the warning very seriously partly added that mr and the support of prime minister through the maze deal which parliament rejected to soundly last week. free trade and protectionism those are the hot topics of the world economic forum in davos currently political leaders from germany japan and india said that global problems must be tackled multilaterally they're worried that the u.s. china trade disput

he's already beaten number three seed roger federer and he's set to face rafa nadal in the semi—finalsich boasts a big greek population. one restaurant is even naming a dish after him! nicole papasavas is the owner of stalactites restaurant and she told me what the atmosphere is like in the city at the moment. oh, it's very, very exciting at the moment. there is such a big buzz around all melbourne. it's a sea of blue and white everywhere you look. in the restaurant, at the tennis, at the australian open itself, it's just, the energy is just electric at the moment. and of course, stalactites which you are the managing director of, is supposed to name a souvlaki after stefanos! will you only name the souvlaki after stefanos if he wins the grand slam tournament or if he beats rafael nadal? no, no, we actually have already said that, we're happy to do it now because he's done so well. we are so proud of him. he's done an amazing job and getting to the semifinals is such a big achievement so we are going to name it, even from now. we're just awaiting him to come in and choose his ingredien

he's on the hunt for many more grand slam titles a drug rich a simple hug the world number two rafa nadal with few problems and a straight set final win on sunday so playing his fifteenth overall grand slam victory so that puts him to behind the dow for korea titles and five behind roger federer who leads the all time list with twenty. i'm blessed to be able to win his dream. yes i know there are two guys ahead of me now and you know history of the most lambs one but. you know i still have time and i was watching last. so let's zero in football don't wonder in the driver's seat after the bundesliga nineteenth round of matches all of a movie from d.w. sport is here welcome welcome so despite there being a long way to go in the season it is looking like a two or three horse race very much so blow me down with a feather is that when i'm buying at the top of the table fell the usual suspects don't mean does he say out in front of the moment i got a nice six point cushion there at the top of the table but as we know i'm not going to just give up their title so easily they've now won seven game

emerging names have attempted to challenge the status quo at the first grand slam of the year but rafa nadal and novak john the fish are still setting the standards in world tennis. in their fifty third career meeting the match was expected to be an epic showdown between the top two players on the planet but jock a bitch the reigning wimbledon in u.s. open champion had other plans for his spanish opponent the dow hadn't dropped a set on the way to the final but now he was outclassed jock veges wrapping up the first set in thirty minutes i was ruthless dominants continued in the second putting on a masterclass performance made down had no answer. a flicker of life for an adele and the third was quickly damned when jock a bitch fought off a break point and eventually sealed a six three six two six three victory i win the pair matt in the australian open final back in two thousand and twelve jock which needed nearly six hours to win. this time though the serve was so remotely as he only needed to. decide to hold templates on on the journey in the last twelve months because. as rough i've been t

it's good old sport now as far as i'm thank you so much rafa nadal has won his first round match at the australian open the second seeds only triumph in melbourne was ten years ago james duckworth in his opener in straight sets there were concerns about medallists health he pulled out of brisbane international with a strain it ended his twenty eight thousand season early to undergo ankle surgery every day helps. makes me. feel better makes me feel more comfy them so that's an important big because it is a first big while at the same time because that gave me the chance to be on court again and that's what they need today wimbledon women's champion angele kerber is through the second round the german looked looked in good form needing just seventy two minutes to beat her opponent along to her gag slovenia for the twenty six team champion is brazilian qualifier beatrice her dad. and former world number one maria sharapova was even quicker in her victory over british qualifier harriet dar the russian who was going for her second title in melbourne beat the briton sixty six live in just six

he's already beaten number three seed roger federer and he's set to face rafa nadal in the semi—finalsish after him! nicole papasavas is the owner of stalactites restaurant and she told me what the atmosphere is like in the city at the moment. it's very, very exciting at the moment. there is such a big buzz are around melbourne. it is a sea of blue and white everywhere you look. in the restaurant, at the tennis, at the australian open itself, the energy is electric at the moment. and of course, stalactites which you are the managing director of, it is supposed to name a souvlaki after tsitsipas. will you only name the souvlaki after stephane is if he wins the gland —— grandstand tournament or if you beat rafael nadal? —— stefoanos. —— stefanos. allah, we are happy to do it now. getting to the semifinals is a big achievement so we are going to do it now. --we are happy to do it now. we are waiting for him to come in and choose the ingredients. what you think will be the ingredients? it he mentioned he likes tomic ran it, the geeky, french fries, tomato and basil. --he mentioned he likes

federer will begin the defense of the stroke begins in a system in is in the same half of the draw as rafa nadal which means they could meet in the quarter finals the dog will have to get past james duckworth in round one first women's german caroline was the iraqi has allison from a funk in the first round seven times williams plays tatyana maria for starters world number one some of the help will face a rematch with the last woman to be to read a grand slam in twenty eighteen can there be. over in sydney players are preparing for the aussie open at one of the big warm up tournaments there was a quarter final clash featuring two former champions and indeed two left handed. czech republic coming out on top here against the twenty seven the winner from germany angelica six four six one the school. next players alexander system which have been there since. and home hope ashley bharti has made the semifinals in sydney after eliminating will number one samantha halep she's proved too good for belgium's elise mission six three six three all these talents and skills this is a new type recruits for the

tennis world number two rafa nadal is heading into the australian open as a series title contender as he returns to full fitness the thirty two year old's returning to competitive tennis after three months of struggling with persistent injuries the spaniard was contemplating his own career longevity a day after andy murray announced that melbourne could be the final tournaments of his career due to a chronic hip injury. seems like he had not very long career because today players are playing along but he's thirty one years ago he will. if you died at thirty one we will say that he had to grade them very long so that's that's a real think so all the best for him will miss him. but two days him no no one. not twenty anymore i would generation everyone is more than thirty's these kind of things happens that's it raining and be champions the golden state warriors beat the visiting chicago bulls for their third straight win over in portland the trailblazers thrashed the charlotte hornets hundred twenty seven to ninety six ha mccollum start for portland with thirty points while damian lilla

emerging names have attempted to challenge the status quo at the first grand slam of the year but rafa nadal and novak john the fish are still setting the standards in world tennis. in their fifty third career meeting the match was expected to be an epic showdown between the top two players on the planet but jock a bitch the reigning wimbledon in u.s. open champion had other plans for his spanish opponent the dow hadn't dropped a set on the way to the final but now he was outclassed jock vigil wrapping up the first set in thirty minutes was his ruthless dominance continued in the second putting on a masterclass performance in a down had no answer. a flicker of light for nidal and the third was quickly dammed when jock a bitch fought off a break point and eventually sealed a six three six two six three victory i win the pair met in the australian open final back in two thousand and twelve jock which needed nearly six hours to win. this time though the serve was so remote lists he only needed to. decide to call templates on on the journey in the last twelve months because. as rough i've been t

at yesterday's semifinal, rafa nadal was spectacular, so what if i know we have to look forward to. other in grand slam finals this is the record. rafa nadal just comes rafa nadaljust comes out on top. 27-25 to rafa nadaljust comes out on top. 27—25 to novak djokovic. in careers but the eighth time in a grand slam final. how do you see this one? they have not actually played in a grand slam final for too long. the 2014 french open. too long for a great rivalry like this. the match of the year last year was the semifinal of wimbledon. whoever won this was going to beat the one in the final. if they produce more tennis like that i will bea produce more tennis like that i will be a happy customer. everybody talks about the 2012 australian open final, five sets and novak djokovic took it, one of the great games. five hours and 53 minutes, can you imagine that? 53 minutes against either of them would be enough to see most people. whether we will see another one that lasts nearly six hours i doubt, but you must see classic tennis between these two because it is what they achieved. it is t

competing with and beating three of the greatest talents to ever play the game in roger federer, rafa nadal deal with, i'm not sure that any other athlete and or even team have had to deal with the pressures and expectations that he was under to achieve those grand slams. it was here on centre court that andy murray became that rarest of things — a british champion at wimbledon, not once, but twice, and in doing so achieved legendary status. it's become hard to imagine this place without him, but we now know he may never grace this court again. either way he'll be remembered for a lot more than just tennis. one of the first high profile tennis players to employ a female coach, murray consistently campaigned for equality in the sport. something he was praised for today, by one of the game's legendary figures, billiejean king, who called him a champion on and off the court. the incomparable andy murray. such was his popularity, murray the only person to win sports personality of the year three times. not bad for a boy with a dream from dunblane, who, through sheer hard work and talent went on

in the men's game there've been tributes from rafa nadal, and juan martin del potro, the man who's hadto murray in that extraordinary 0lympic final in rio in 2016. this that was also a games where britain'sjustin rose became the first 0lympic golf champion, and tributes from across sport are echoed by the multiple world snooker champion, another scot stephen hendry who says murray is one of scotland's finest, and that's a sentiment scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon agrees with too. she says he's an inspiration to young people in the nation. we're going to finish with this image and tribute from the twitter account of wimbledon. whatever happens next andy they say, you've done more than you know... joe, thank you, we'll have more on andy murray later in the show. clearly this sentiment very strong towards andy murray. as we take a look at his journey from a young tennis starlet in the town of dunblane to sporting icon. before that, it's time to take a look at the weekend ahead in the premier league and all eyes will be on the tottenham hotspur manager mauricio pochettino as he h

competing with and beating three of the greatest talents to ever play the game, in roger federer, rafa nadal deal with, i'm not sure that any other athlete and — or even team have had to deal with the pressures and expectations that he was under to achieve those grand slams. it was here on centre court that andy murray became that rarest of things — a british champion at wimbledon, not once, but twice, and in doing so achieved legendary status. it has become hard to imagine this place without him, but we now know he may never grace this court again. either way, he will be remembered for a lot more than just tennis. one of the first high—profile tennis players to employ a female coach, murray consistently campaigned for equality in the sport, something he was praised for today by one of the game's legendary figures, billiejean king, who called him a champion on and off the court. the incomparable andy murray. such was his popularity, murray the only person to win sports personality of the year three times. not bad for a boy with a dream from dunblane, who through sheer hard work and talent, w

coming up on bbc news, all the latest from the australian open, where rafa nadal is through to the last minaur in straight sets. he's a highly paid sports star but he's too afraid to leave the united states. turkish born enes kanter should have been in london last night playing for his basketball team the new york knicks. instead, he remained in america, fearing he could be arrested or attacked if he travelled. turkey issued a warrant for his arrest, claiming he has links with armed groups said to be behind the failed coup in 2016. nomia iqbal reports. both on the court and now off. speaking—trmehhrhis-l kanter explains his fears have been justified. are you worried that you'll be sent back to turkey? yes, because now everybody was saying, "oh, you'rejust talking, but you don't no evidence". but when my team was flying to london, the turkish government put a red notice under my name with interpol. as soon as i left the plane, they will send me back to turkey. do you feel you have been proven right? yes. ka nter has been a long—standing critic of pesident erdogan, seen here with theresa

. >> australian open men's final, novak djokovic taking on rafa nadal., check this out. he misses it. you don't see that happen very often. he dropped the first set, would find himself in trouble in the second. djokovic with the booming forehand winner,s the second set 6-2. he would complete the sweep on championship point. nadal hits it long. 6-3, 6-2, 6-6. djokovic wins his 15th career grand slam. to golf final round farmers insurance open, justin rose dialed in strong from start to finish. shot his second consecutive 3 under 69 today, finished the tournament at 21 under par. this is getting better by the second. he was able to hold off adam scott, beat him by two shots. the nice approach on the final hole, setting up the tap-in birdie. collects a cool $1.3 million. tiger woods tied for 20th at 10 under par. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. if you like golf, pga tour is coming to pebble beach in a week-and-a-half. >> eric's golf game is like that, what we just saw. >> eric has no golf game literally. eric doesn't play golf, bu

and on fire as well have all the day's sporting cleaving rafa nadal wins his first round match at the australian open as he looks to win the tournament for the second time in his career. although more threats traded between the u.s. and turkey over the conflict in syria turkey is vowing to continue its fight against kurdish militia in the battle against eisel as after president trump issued a warning to turkey on twitter he said that starting the long overdue pullout from syria while hitting the little remaining isis territorial caliphate hard from many directions will attack again from existing nearby base if it reforms will devastate turkey economically if they hit kurds create twenty mile safe zone or the syrian army has been mobilizing around manager at the request of kurdish y p g forces turkey is preparing for a long planned attack on the white b.g. if you use the group as a danger to its southern border or speak to mohamed atta near the turkey syria border in just a few minutes but first let's go to c.n.n. consolo who is in asked them ball for us so sinema obviously of the turk

ana k: y bueno, si yo soy del amÉrica por ti, tÚ tienes que rafa nadal. s mets quÉ vivan los mets! ana: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, [golpean la puerta] satcha: golpes a puerta internas policiales matizan el arresto de roger stone en la florida. las imÁgenes muestran el momento en que los agentes le gritan al ex asesor del presidente trump que abra la puerta. el estratega polÍtico hoy comparece en corte donde le formulan cargos por manipular a testigos y brindar declaraciones falsas. sobre esto conversamos en vivo con el abogado joseph malÚ desde washington d.c. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros.queremos poner en contexto lo que significa este arresto y las implicaciones que tendrÍa con las filtraciones de wikileaks y cÓmo habrÍan daÑado la campaÑa de la entonces candidata presidencial, hillary clinton. abogado: desde el comienzo hemos escuchado que nos habÍamos quiÉn era la persona que estaba en el centro de la coordinaciÓn, si es que habÍa una coordinaciÓn entre la campaÑa del presidente y los rusos. en este caso, stone,

tsitsipas won in four sets and now faces either rafa nadal or frances tiafoe.own from the stands. bolton lost the match 2—0 and stay second from bottom in the table. on a happier note, you might remember yesterday, we showed you the case of mistaken identity at huddersfield town where a spectator was asked for an interview in the belief that he was the prospecitve new managerjan siewert. he replied he was actuallyjust martin from wakefield. well, huddersfield did announce their new manager. they did it with a video on twitter and, spoiler alert, it's not martin from wakefield. phone rings hello. yep, it's martin from wakefield. you know, the new head coach. not now, martin from wakefield. that is, in fact, jan siewert. hi, i'mjan. i'm really happy to be the new head coach of huddersfield town. with an excellent accent as well, dean martin? but don't they look alike? they have also addressed them well. do you think that was the same person? that was two people by the way. that was two people? ok, no wonder i am confused. way. that was two people? ok, no wonderl

rafa nadal playing in his 25th career grand slam final but novak djokovic was head and shoulders better, dominating the serve winning 25 of the first 26 points and made quick work of nadal, who prior to the finals had not dropped a single set in the tournament. djokovic wins his seventh career australian open title, the most of any player in 15 career grand slams, moving him ahead of pete sampras and tied with nadal for second most all time. pga, pebble beach at torrey pines, near san diego, rory finished in fifth place, the flagstick might have cost him some cash. tiger today, birdie on 18, shot a 67 but finished 11 back. to that man, a two shot lead, in the 18 fairway, made sure it stayed that way. tapped in with a birdie. that guy is number 1-ranked player in the world. on the pga tour. how is this for an old-school big east matchup? chris mullin and st. john's against patrick ewing and georgetown. hall of famers first met nearly 40 years ago. less than two minutes to play, the holy is up two, forcing the turnover, not one, not two, not three, but four chances, instead georgetown end

baseboards novak djokovic weeps to the seventh australian open title in a dominant display against rafa nadal that story and more later this means a. welcome to the news our two bomb explosions in a catholic cathedral in the southern philippines of killed at least twenty five people and injured many more there's been no immediate claim of responsibility for the sunday mass attacks on the predominantly muslim island of hollow jamila arlindo god has more. the first blast was inside the cathedral as worshippers celebrated sunday mass that was followed by a second explosion in the car park a security forces were arriving there has been no immediate claim of responsibility they are trying to. disrupt the peace process they're trying to destabilize it it's like like for men things of this time is asian and to show that the government will not be able to control the area that the the places that. there is conflict the attack in the capital of sulu province come six days after a referendum on them in the now region voters in the muslim dominated region overwhelmingly approved a deal for more self rul

that talk of each sweep so too nice seven for straight open title in a dominant display against rafa nadalthat story in malaysia this means that. if there are more welcome to the program good to have your company the brazilian authorities have resumed their search for survivors from the mining which burst on friday spewing millions of uses of waste into the environment rescue efforts were suspended for most of sunday over fears a second dam in the complex was about to up to but they say there is little hope of finding alive any of the estimated two hundred and fifty people still not accounted for there see seven bodies have been recovered so far well from bernardino daniel schorr i'm not a story. this is the result of the downburst which you don't millions of liters of waste from a non or mine in minutes it destroyed everything in its path but you taisha that infrastructure homes and lives. didn't come of this so really are delusional but it is rich i'm just looking for a survivor or any sign of life in the wreckage of this house maybe a leg or a head of a person i don't know the way the h

schools know that djokovic sweeps series seven to straighten the title in a dominant display against rafa nadal that story and more in the program. hello brazilian authorities have restarted the ground search for survivors of a dam collapse and. after experts ruled the remaining down was no longer at risk of bursting thirty seven people are confirmed dead and hundreds remain missing following friday's collapse the company that owns the mine has had more than two point six billion dollars frozen from its accounts to help pay for damages several neighborhoods nearby have been evacuated. because they we were at home and the foreign when told it was five thirty am and after the siren sounded the civil defense people came knocking on doors asking everyone to evacuate leave their homes then we had to leave not just me but my family my children and up to now we are in the street because we can stay inside our houses. we are. so i suppose a sigh of relief danielle somewhat that there is no threats of a second bursting. well it's certainly some relief but there has been a great deal of attention regular

says he won't spend long enjoying his when at the australian open the serb won his final against rafa nadal on sunday adding the trophy to the u.s. open and wimbledon titles he already has he now wants to hold all four grand slams at once for the second time in his career with maze of french open crown already in his sights. i don't want this to sound arrogant but i've done it once why not do it again i mean i'm just one slam away from that i'm not the only one that. has been in this situation before and there have been holding three out of four. you know many times throughout their careers and. you know everything is possible in life so it's kind of feel as if you know i have israel's blockade of gaza has left two million people struggling with unemployment power blackouts and crumbling housing but in the town of kind eunice a group of young men are finding new purpose through a sport tailor made for an urban landscape scarred by war charles strafford reports from southern gaza. you have his friends do their warm up exercises in this cemetery in kommunist in the southern gaza strip. they a