i'm wondering could he catch roger federer — i am a roger federer man myself. a roger federer man myself. grace, a lady. -- ballet. thank you for coming in, thank you for your company, more for you at the top of the tower. 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 which has been 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 for a time 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, lighter winds to start the day. still some showers around among central and western areas. nowhere near as heavy as we saw through sunday. a few showers maybe just catch you during morning rush hour in northern

and roger federer moves through to the quarter—finals at halle, as he remains on course for a ninth titlehere. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with football and it was honours even in both of thursday's group b matches at the confederations cup. cameroon and australia drew 1—1, which did neither side any favours, while a 1—1 draw between chile and germany leaves them both on the brink of the semi—finals. colm harrison rounds up the action. germany were hoping to make it to be number 100, but suffered an early set back. the defender paid the price for a wayward path and his teammate alexis sanchez made the most of that mistake to put the south american champions in front after only six minutes. he is now the record goalscorer, with 38. it almost got worse for germany before it got better. a crossbar which away from making it 2—0. three minutes before half—time the germans were level. a win for either side would have sealed their place for the last four, but 1—1 was the final score. the game between cameroon and australia also finished 1—1. the african champions league in front

no man has won wimbledon as often as roger federer, most recently in 2012.ord—breaking eighth title. despite that, federer is convinced the pressure is on the other members of tennis's illustrious big four. and the, rafa, novak, ithink and the, rafa, novak, i think are clear favourites to meet —— andy. because rafa is coming off an unbelievable run and dominating again and what he did at the french open wasjust again and what he did at the french open was just unreal. so of course he is going to come here with a lot of confidence. yes, maybe he doesn't have the matches to back himself up here on the grass but he is playing exhibition tennis this week. he is practising like he normally does, in a big way. so he is going to be very tough to beat you. and i think novak is going to pick up his game eventually. he is doing everything he can. whatever happens there happens, but he is going to be tough to beat you at once he gets rolling and gets into the second week, things will look very different around novak and also how do you quys around novak and also how do

the defending champion and world number one andy murray is the top seed, with novak djokovic, roger federermber one angelique kerber — who was the runner—up last year — is top seed. simona halep is seeded two, ahead of karolina pliskova, and elina svitolina fourth. south africa and new zealand had their women's world cup match abandoned, without a ball being bowled on wednesday. each team will each take one point after persistent rain came down. both sides recorded victories in their opening matches. south africa next meet west indies in leicester on sunday — the same day as new zealand take on rivals australia in bristol. there are two more games on thursday — weather permitting — and they include sri lanka against the champions australia in bristol, with both teams looking to make it two wins out of two. the australians began the defence of their title with a comprehensive 8—wicket win over the west indies on monday. nicole bolton — who scored 107 not out in that match — says they'd like to go through the tournament unbeaten, but admits it's a tall order. i guess we train every game in is

after sitting out the clay court season roger federer made a disappointing return to action, going outstuttgart tournament. the world numberfive has been resting as he aims for an eighth wimbledon title and took the first set against tommy haas 6—2. but the australian open champion was soon on the ropes and the 39—year—old german wrapped up the match taking the next two sets, 7—6, 6—4, for what was only federer‘s second defeat of the year. to golf now. the 117th us open gets under way on thursday with defending champion dustinjohnson looking to become the first player since american compatriot curtis strange in 1988 and 1989 to win back to back titles. erin hills in wisconsin is the venue and it's got everyone talking due to its yardage and length of the rough and the world number one is paired with two previous winners in martin kaymer and jordan spieth. masters champion, sergio garcia, goes with bubba watson and adam scott while 2011winner rory mcilroy will partner 2013 championjustin rose with jason day, who was runner—up to both players making up the trio but what does the reigning

seven—time champion roger federer faces ukraine's alexandr dolgopolov in his opening match.d seed and three times winner novak djokovic takes on slovakia's martin klizan, and rafael nadal is up against australian john millman. in the women's draw seven times winner serena williams will sit out of the tournament as she prepares for the arrival of her first child. world number one angelique kerber faces a qualifier, as does second seed simona halep. karolina pliskova meets evgeniya rodina. elina svitolina faces ashleigh barty. so that's the latest from the all england club ahead of next week's championships. david mentioned johanna konta and her injury worries, well after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semi—final in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semi—final and lost to caroline wozniacki. john inverdale and sam smith are at the tournament. it was certainly an eventful day here at eastbourne which began with high hopes for two british players through to the final tomorrow but ended with bot

roger federer created history of his own by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday. straight sets winner over germany's alexander zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grass—court season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas, but was back on track at halle — culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. i was doubting myself a little bit, i must admit, because losing first round for the first time in 15 years on grass was always going to shake mea on grass was always going to shake me a little bit. to be able to move on and remind myself that i actually can play well on grass, it is good. it gives me confidence. my nights win here, it is a wonderful feeling to win again. i am not sure if i will ever get a chance to win this again. it's important enjoy this one. now to cricket, where south africa beat pakistan by three wickets in their first match of the women's world cup in leicester. pakistan posted their highest ever world cup score with opener nahida khan, making 79 as they finished on 206—8. in res

to the duration of *, talking about roger federer, i think he so has his eyes set on wimbledon, this andy murray is doing well on clay. he's been out of form but has been playing his way back british. can i say that? scots are british. we will see how he gets on, anyway. green eyes to see you, thank you for your time. we are saying goodbye at this point. have a great day. you will see breakfast on bbc one in five minutes. —— practice. hi there. most of us at least saw some sunshine yesterday. but for today sunshine is going to be a little bit harder to come by. —— breakfast. for most of us it's going to be quite cloudy. and that cloud thick enough to bring some rain for some of us. now, the relatively clear weather we had yesterday working out into the north sea, replaced by this big lump of cloud. the area of low pressure still well out in the mid—atlantic. the low spinning around there, throwing south—westerly winds across the uk. so it is going to be a mild day coming up. but that cloud will be thick enough for some of us to get pretty wet weather. the wettest of it, first thing i

roger federer says it would be amazing if he could win an eighth wimbledon title next month. went out in the semi—finals last year to milos raonic. this year federer sat out the clay court season, but returns to action on the grass in stuttgart on wednesday. of course, the big goal is for me to try and win wimbledon again. that would be amazing. last year was difficult with knee. throughout the whole grasscourt season, i feel better this year. hopefully i will play equally good and may be better soi play equally good and may be better so i can achieve more. the man in form is rafael nadal and just a day after making history and winning the french open for the tenth time he's 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. the 31—year—old hopes he'll be coming to roland garrros for a few more years yet. iam going i am going to come back and try my best as i did all my life for is not

eighteen—time grand slam champion roger federer won his first match of the season on grass, by thrashingta in the first round at halle. the swiss top seed, skipped the entire clay—court schedule in order to be fully fit for wimbledon. he brushed aside sugita in straight sets injust 51 minutes. the japanese player replaced injured lu yen—hsun from taiwan and that was the the 35 year old's iiooth win on the atp tour. i think it was a good match. i think i was i think it was a good match. i think iwas in i think it was a good match. i think i was in control early and then had to focus on my service on and i did that well. i got off to a good start in the second set and brought it home quite easily and fahmy it was important to stay aggressive, keep pushing, go into the net and i think idid pushing, go into the net and i think i did that quite well today. i am happy to get my win on tour. meanwhile, third seed kei nishikori needed three sets to defeat fernando verdasco. spaniard took the first set, 7—6 before nishikori fought back to take the next two s 6—3,6—4 to advance to the second round

top seed roger federer will begin the defence of his halle title against taiwan's lu yen—hsun on tuesdaye grand slam champion is aiming for a record ninth title. but so far his grass court season hasn't gone to plan after the swiss lost to tommy haas, in the first round in stuttgart. it wasn't all bad in stuttgart. i should have won that match against tommy that he played more committed tennis but i did win more points and did have matchpoint, you should find a way and theyjust didn't so it was quite disappointing that i think i could have had a great run. maybe that's exactly the kind of loss i needed to fuel myself for what is to come. the man who's next best seed, austria's dominic thiem is already through to the second round after he was a 7—5, 6—3 winner over germany's maximilian marterer the french open semi—finalist now faces either david ferrer or robin haase. britain's world number one andy murray begins his defence of his queens title on tuesday. he's up against fellow briton aljaz bedene. murray is bidding for a sixth title there. it was where i won my first professional match

the bulgarian goes the same way as top seed roger federer who was beaten on wednesday with janowicz winningplay france's benoit paire for a place in the semi—finals. no problems for third seed thomas berdych who is now the highest remaining seed when he was a straight sets winner over australia's bernard tomic. the czech progressing 7—6, 6—2 and he'll now face spain's feliciano lopez in the quarter—finals. ajax captain davey klaassen has signed for english premier league club everton for a fee of around $30 million. the netherlands midfielder has made 163 appearances for ajax, scoring 49 goals, winning three eredivisie titles. in what has been a truly horrendous time for the residents of grenfell tower and the surrounding area of west london over the past 48 our bbc understands that manchester city, and england footballer raheem sterling is to make a substantial donation to those affected by the fire. the 22—year—old grew up in north—west london and has told the bbc that he would like to help in the best way that he can. now to athletics where the diamond league meeting in oslo brought cont

roger federer looks in great shape for the start of wimbledon a week tomorrow after winning an ninthi8—time grand slam champion outclassed the home favourite alexander zverev 6—1, 6—3 in the final. after winning the australian open, the 35—year—old sat out the entire clay court season, as he targets a record eighth wimbledon title. he didn't drop a set in the whole of this tournament. petra kvitova has won herfirst title since being injured in a knife attack at the end of last year. she's won the aegon classic in birmingham, coming from a set down to beat australian ashleigh barty. the two time wimbledon champion was told by her surgeon that she might never play again, but has recovered in some style to claim a 20th career singles title — and continue the ideal preparations for wimbedlon. valentino rossi has won a motogp race for the first time in more than a year after claiming victory at the dutch grand prix earlier. the seven time world champion started from fourth on the grid and fought off fellow italian danilo petrucci to take the chequered flag in assen. marc marquezjust edged

and roger federer moves through to the quarter—finals at halle, as he remains on course for a ninth titleth of thursday's group b matches at the confederations cup. cameroon and australia drew 1—1, which did neither side any favours, while a 1—1 draw between chile and germany leaves them both on the brink of the semi—finals. colm harrison rounds up the action. germany were hoping to make it to be number 100, but suffered an early set back. the defender paid the price for a wayward path and his teammate alexis sanchez made the most of that mistake to put the south american champions in front after only six minutes. he is now the record goalscorer, with 38. it almost got worse for germany before it got better. a crossbar which away from making it 2—0. three

wimbledon qualifying — the briton reached the third round at last year's wimbledon before losing to roger federer chance of making this year's tournament proper after being slovakia's andrey martin, despite being ranked 241 places lower than his opponent. willis now faces fellow briton liam broady — brother of naomi — in the next qualifying round. the first round is always tricky, a bit nervy at the start, he was serving very well, under pressure i served well and played a couple of good games to break. obviously happy with the win, i know i have more in me out there. get on the practice court and see howl me out there. get on the practice court and see how i play in the next match. you don't expect to go on your phone reading venues. at the same time dan likes to enjoy himself —— that news. he's obviously taken it too far this time. he knows more than anyone else what he's done and he's got no one else to blame. it could be a pivotal week for the british and irish lions on their tour of new zealand. their defeat to the all blacks in the first test two days ago means the series will be lost with

wimbledon was the run of marcus willis, coming through six matches in qualifying, ended up playing roger federerson and laura robson also have wild cards for the main draw. nine /4 favourite highland reel has won the prince of wales sta kes highland reel has won the prince of wales stakes at royal ascot, the queen arrived in time to see it, having recently made her —— having previously made her speech at parliament. first win at this year ‘s meeting, decorated night was second, ulysses came third. portugal have beaten russia 1—0 in moscow in groupa of have beaten russia 1—0 in moscow in group a of the confederations cup, portugal insisted cristiano ronaldo was concentrating on the match despite having yesterday received a court date for tax evasion charges, that appeared to be the case when he scored after only eight minutes. several more chances to score but it remained 1—0. mexico kicked off against new zealand in the other fixture of the day, they are out of the tournament, throwing away a 1—0 lead to lose 2—1 to mexico, who have now lost just once in lead to lose 2—1 to mexico, who have now

after sitting out the clay court season, roger federer slips up on the grass in stuttgart.icket news that tournament favourites england have been knocked out of the icc champions trophy at the semi—finals stage. pakistan were eight—wicket winners in cardiff as they raced to victory in what was an unexpected result. and our sports correspondent, joe wilson, was watching in the welsh capital. a sunny day in cardiff. football season a sunny day in cardiff. football seasonis a sunny day in cardiff. football season is finally over. if there is a gap in your sporting life, cricket. a major global occasion. the semifinals england, not, in against india. pakistan were here. anything could happen. jonny ba i rstow anything could happen. jonny bairstow open for england. he made 43 when pakistan finally held on. the strength or pakistan was bowling. joe root, a faint touch.

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wimbledon qualifying — the briton reached the third roubnd at last year's wimbledon before losing to roger federerroper after being slovakia's andrey martin, despite being ranked 241 places lower than his opponent. willis now faces fellow briton liam braody — brother of naomi — in the next qualifying round. the first round is always tricky. a bit narrator start and under pressure i served really well and played good games to break. 0bviously happy with the win and i have more out of the practice court and see how i can play in the next match. british tennis is still under a cloud since men's number three dan evans announced he had failed a drugs test for cocaine and is sitting out a provisionsl suspension. his davis cup team—mates say they are in shock. didn't expect to go on your phone reading that's news. at the same time done next to enjoy himself and have fun and his city can add to far this time but he knows more than anyone else what he has done patty has no one to blame. twelve months ago, novak djokovic went into wimbledon as the holder of all four grand slam titles — only to suffer a shoc

and now three behind roger federer. phil mickelson at the st. jude classic. tied for a lead on 12 but laying four from the rough. his approach, triple bogey. he was done. daniel burger in memphis. sank this birdie to take the lead. >>> game day, who is who, what is going to -- [ talking at the same time ] >> all warriors. what happened in cleveland. what went wrong in the last game and what they need to prepare. we will be looking that warriors pr man supreme. >> ntrusting story. >> welcome back from the road trip. >> great to be back. >> reporter: all right. we will be right back. news updates are always on cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> gnats for us at 5:00 p.m. we will see you back here at 6:00 p.m. for an hour of news. >> thunderstorms, we will update you on at 6:00 p.m. news updates always on on www.cbssf.com. >> quijano: america's longest war. three u.s. soldiers murdered this weekend in afghanistan. nhe debate intensifies in washington over how to end this 16 year war. >> mr. chairman, i believe we're in a stalemate. >> quijano: also tonight, president trump's we

. >> reporter: in march, "gq" came under fire for posting this photo of roger federer, calling him the greatest tennis player of all-time. fans quickly responded, that's not serena. mcinrow did step down on cbs good morning. >> would you like to apologize? >> no. >> reporter: he admits serena williams has earned her place as a tennis great. something her fans already knew. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with meals on wheels, the food truck with a very special mission that's inspiring america, next. >>> we're back now with tonight's inspiring america report. they're a great way to grab a quick bite to eat, and these days food trucks seem to be everywhere. but there's a special one in texas that's serving up more than delicious meals. katy beck tells us about it. >> reporter: cooking comfort food is what she does best. special recipes she delivers to kids with ailing appetites. >> it started with mac and cheese. and it's just mac and cheese. >> reporter: it started with becky and husband john's daughter libby, when she was being treated for cancer. mac and

run of britain's marcus willis — who came through six matches in qualifying and ended up playing roger federereen handed a wild card into this year's qualifying with james ward receiving a wild card for the main draw, along with heather watson and laura robson. portugal had beaten russia 1—0 in groupa of portugal had beaten russia 1—0 in group a of the confederations cup, portugal insisted cristiano ronaldo was focused on the match despite yesterday receiving a court date for tax evasion charges, that appeared the case when he scored the only goal after eight minutes. he had several more chances but it remained 1-0. several more chances but it remained 1—0. mexico against new zealand in the other fixture today. coming up tonight... i am in ukraine were english boxers have been picking up the medals at the european championships. in less than 90 minutes time the british and irish lions coach warren gatland will announce the first team for the first test against new zealand in auckland on saturday. as well as the starting 15 the big talking point is who will be captain with sam warburton still o

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novak djokovic is second followed by roger federer and rafa nadal.he third round at eastbourne today in what was his first competitive match on grass. johanna konta is on court as we speak. walden became the first woman to win the taekwondo title. talks to restore northern ireland's devolved administration are continuing with just one full day left to reach an agreement. discussions have been taking place between the five main parties and the british and irish governments to try to restore power—sharing at stormont. shaken woodward was northern ireland secretary in the labour government between 2007 and 2010 and joins me now from westminster. even in a place where brinkmanship is the rule rather than the exception this is pushing it to the wire, isn't it? well, i think these talks always go to the wirement when i was them in 2007 to 2010, the talks always went to the wire. the real issue is the wire isn't the end, it is a mechanism to get the parties to focus and what worries me is the additional complication that the tory government have introduced

. >> reporter: in march, "gq" came under fire for posting this photo of roger federer, calling him theatest tennis player of all-time. fans quickly responded, that's not serena. mcinrow did step down on cbs good morning. >> would you like to apologize? >> no. >> reporter: he admits serena williams has earned her place as a tennis great. something her fans already knew. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with meals on wheels, the food truck with a very special mission that's inspiring america, next. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. (roosevelt)smoking just messed thaup your lungs. i never thought that at only 45 it would give me a heart attack. my tip is; do your heart a favor, and quit now. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. when a fir

in 12 grand slams that the big four are the top seeds with novak djokovic second, followed by roger federernumber one joanna konta is through to the third round of the aegon championships beating romanian sora na cirstea in straight sets. bianca walkden has become the first british fighter successfully to defend a world tae kwon do championship title after beating jackie galloway of the usa in south korea. i'll be back with more on those stories after a.30pm. join me then. a cyber attack which hit organisations around the world yesterday is being brought under control, according to security analysts. among the institutions affected were the ukrainian central bank, the british advertising agency wpp and the port of rotterdam. researchers say they've developed a programme that can protect individual computers, although it can't stop the bug from spreading. earlier i spoke to brian lord. i think the nature of an attack like this which is similar to the the attack from two weeks ago, are designed specifically to hit large organisations and spread malware within an organisation and therefore hav

. >> reporter: and in march, "gq" came under fire for posting this photo of roger federer, calling himt tennis player of all time. fans quickly responded, writing "that's not serena." as for mcenroe, he did sit down -- he didn't step down on "cbs this morning." >> would you like to apologize? >> uh, no. >> reporter: he admits serena williams has earned her place as a tennis great, something her fans already knew. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, we'll tell you why google's $2.7 billion fine is such a big deal. and why did britain's queen elizabeth just get a huge raise? new charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. and it's softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird we all go, why not enjoy the go with charmin? fromto the wobbling yogis.kers to the stationary race winners, we all need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean's delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on. the was weakening.eeth the whiteness wa

top seed roger federer will begin the defence of his halle title against taiwan's lu yen—hsun on tuesdayeason hasn't gone to plan — he lost to tommy haas, in the first round in stuttgart. i should have won that match against tommy. he played more committed tennis and i could not come up with any more. i did win more points and had match point and it you should find a way but ijust did not. it was quite disappointing because i think i could have had a great run in stuttgart. maybe that is the calm of loss of a need to feel myself for what is coming up. —— fuel myself. meanwhile britain's world number one andy murray begins his defence of his queens title on tuesday. he's up against fellow briton aljaz bedene. murray is bidding for a sixth title it was where i won my first professional match so i have a lot of great memories. it has been by far my most successful turn on. unlike the courts, the conditions and it is close to where i live so i get to stay at home.. nick kyrgios is already out after retiring hurt in his first round match against the american donald young. the ninth seed recei

roger federer remains on course for a ninth title at halle in germany after a straight—sets win oververev‘s compatriot florian mayer after this 7—6, 6—4 win. the 18—time grand slam champion was knocked out in the first round last week in stuttgart but finds himself coming into form on the grass as he prepares his bid for an eighth wimbledon title. a plague of crickets is causing havoc in parts of peru, leaving locals unable to sleep at night. the bugs have invaded schools and houses, forcing people to leave. locals are now being asked to help control the plague, as frankie mccamley reports. it's notjust the sight but the sound of the crickets that's causing misery in this province of peru. and they are everywhere, making their way inside homes and forcing people to move out, leaving their belongings behind. translation: we won't live alongside these crickets. they fall on the ground and sometimes they stay alive. everything stinks. the bugs have also invaded schools, with classes suspended and children sent home. the extent of the infestation is clear. the crickets are just about eve

roger federer created history by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday.er germany's alexander zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grasscourt season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas but was back on track at halle, culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. to many football fans, he's an enigma. his name has become a byword of controversy but senegalese football legend el hadji diouf says he's a good guy who has often been misunderstood. he's back home in senegal where he is enjoying his retirement working as a personal adviser on sport to the country's president, macky sall. diouf has been sharing the story of his life with the bbc, starting with the proudest moment of his career. myself and my generation 2000 to put senegal on the map of the world. what a man cannot do for his country, i do for senegal. before the world cup nobody knew senegal. many people don't know senegal. but after the world cup everyone wanted to know where it is. and i think it isa to know where it is. and i

roger federer looks in great shape of the start of wimbledon.drop a set in the whole of the tournament either. petra kvitova has won herfirst title since being injured in a knife attack at the end of last year. she's won the aegon classic in birmingham, coming from a set down to beat australian ashleigh barty. the two—time wimbledon champion was told by her surgeon that she might never play again, but has recovered in some style to claim a 20th career singles title and continue the ideal preparations for wimbedlon. the british and irish lions have a huge week ahead of them, according to head coach warren gatland. after defeat to the all blacks in the first test, they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. and gatland has indicated that there are still test places available for anyone who performs well in the match. rory best returns as captain — he was skipper for the lions biggest win on tour so far, against the chiefs last week. every game with taking each one in isolation building up. 0bviously eve ryo ne isola

and roger federer looks in solid form ahead of wimbledon.etra kvitova‘s form is improving dramatically, on her return to tennis. she‘s reached the final of the aegon classic in birmingham — only her second tournament since her playing hand was badly injured in a knife attack six months ago. she went through when her opponent, lucie safarova, was forced to retire. kvitova will play ashleigh barty of australia in the final. a former wimbledon champion, so she will have arrived on fw 19. at the european boxing championships in ukraine, england had high hopes for a haul of gold medals with seven boxers in finals today. ultimately though they picked upjust the one — with six fighters losing this afternoon. the solitary win came going into these finals england‘s boxers were already guaranteed seven medals. the question was with the beagle or silver? the first couple of buyouts did not going than‘s way. the first two fighters lost out, but then at bantamweight, up against the local crowd favourite, the 21—year—old from liverpool was docked a point

roger federer looks in great shape for the start of wimbledon a week tomorrow, after winning a ninthampion outclassed the home favourite alexander zverev 6—1 6—3 in the final. the 35—year—old sat out the entire clay court season, as he targets a record eighth wimbledon title. he didn't drop a set in the whole of this tournament. petra kvitova has won herfirst title since being injured in a knife attack at the end of last year. she's won the aegon classic in birmingham, coming from a set down to beat australian ashleigh barty. the two time wimbledon champion was told by her surgeon that she might never play again, but has recovered in some style to claim a 20th career singles title — and continue the ideal preparations for wimbedlon. lions head coach warren gatland says they have a huge week ahead of them, after defeat to the all blacks in the first test. they take on the super rugby champions hurricanes in wellington on tuesday. and gatland says there are still test places available for anyone who performs. rory best returns as captain for the hurricanes match — he was skipper for th

roger federer created history of his own by winning his ninth title at halle on sunday.nder zverev in less than an hour. the 35—year—old top seed lost his first match of the grass—court season last week in stuttgart to tommy haas, but was back on track at halle — culminating in this 6—1, 6—3 victory over the home favourite zverev. now to cricket, where south africa beat pakistan by three wickets in their first match of the women's world cup in leicester. pakistan posted their highest ever world cup score with opener nahida khan making 79 as they finished on 206—8. in response south africa slumped from 113 for no loss to 177 for seven with number nine shabnim ismail striking consecutive boundaries in the 49th over to secure a win. not so good for south africa's men, though. they've lost to england 2—1 in their best—of—three t20 series. chasing 182 to win, the proteas came up 19 runs short. the two sides will next contest a four—match test series, which starts on the 6th ofjuly. that's all the sport for now. thank you. for the natives of alaska, the challenge of climate ch

with the fight to take place under normal boxing rules after sitting out the clay court season, roger federer tournament. the world numberfive has been resting as he aims for an eighth wimbledon title and took the first set against tommy haas 6—2. but the australian open champion was soon on the ropes and the 39—year—old german wrapped up the match taking the next two sets 7—6, 6—4 for what was only federer‘s second defeat of the year. let's return to our main story: within a few hours of the london tower block fire, people arrived on the scene carrying food, clothes, water to help families caught up in the blaze — and the emergency services trying to save them. graham satchell has been looking at how the local community responded. you may find some of the details distressing. it earned all day. the smoke visible for miles. 0n the street, people reliving the stuff of nightmares, the horror of seeing peoplejump, seeing them trapped at windows. the horror of seeing peoplejump, seeing them trapped at windowsm was terrible because i saw people at the top floor moving around, screaming for help an

he has 15 grand slam titles putting him in second place all time behind roger federer's 18. king of clay they call him for good reason. >> absolutely. >> it's going to be exciting as we head into tomorrow night. >> looking forward to it. >> l thank you so much. thank you for joining us tonight. we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00 everybody. until then have a good evening. i'm just gonna run to the store and get a few things. i'll pick you up when you're done. okay. i like it a little better when you stay, but all right. hey, sheldon. hello. i'm here for my haircut with mr. d'onofrio. i'm sorry, uncle tony's in the hospital. he's pretty sick. oh, dear. mr. d'onofrio's in the hospital. why do these things always happen to me? i can cut it for you. you're not mr. d'onofrio. i get my hair cut by mr. d'onofrio. you believe this guy? excuse us for a second. sheldon, it's okay. he can do it. he's a barber. he's not a barber. he's the nephew. he's an example of the kind of nepotism that runs rampant in the barbering industry. besides, mr. d'onofrio knows exactly how i like my h

roger federer looks in great shape for the start of wimbledon next week, after winning a ninth halle seed alexander zverev in straight sets in the final. after winning the australian open, federer sat out the entire clay court season, as he targets a record eighth wimbledon title. he didn't drop a set in the halle tournament, and beat sverev 6—1, 6—3 today. it could be a busy day for marin cilic at queen's. he's in the singles final at two o'clock, after beating gilles muller yesterday — and he's also in the doubles with marcin matkowski. they were trailing jamie murray and bruno soares in the semi—finals when rain stopped play. they'll resume after the singles final, with the doubles final straight afterwards. feliciano lopez will be trying to keep cilic from one of those titles. he needed three sets to see off grigor dimitrov, who beat him in the final three years ago. lopez said he'd wanted to win this tournament for his entire career, and was pleased to have another chance. valentino rossi has won a moto gp race for the first time in more than a year after claiming victory at the

and roger federer looks in solid form ahead of wimbledon. karen khachanov in the semi—finals of the halle open in germany. federer won 6—4, 7—6. he'll play zverev in the final. roger in ominous form. you wouldn't bet against him. petra kvitova's form is improving dramatically, on her return to tennis. she's reached the final of the aegon classic in birmingham — only her second tournament since her playing hand was badly injured in a knife attack six months ago. she went through when her opponent, lucie safarova, was forced to retire. kvitova will play ashleigh barty of australia in the final. at the european boxing championships in ukraine, england had high hopes for a haul of gold medals with seven boxers in finals today. ultimately though they picked upjust the one — with six fighters losing this afternoon. the solitary win came from liverpool's peter mcgrail, who defeated home favourite mykola butsenko on a split decision. the 21—year—old brushed off a point deduction in the second round to claim an emotional victory in kharkiv. and just

account recent grass—court form, with murray heading the "big four", followed by novak djokovic, roger federerdal. it is the first time in 12 grand slams that the four players have been named top seeds for a major and that keeps them apart until the semi—finals, of course. german angelique kerber is the top women's seed with britain'sjohanna konta sixth. well, the second seed in the men's draw for wimbledon, novak djokovic, has been in action this morning in eastbourne. after a near wash—out yesterday on the south coast, centre court was packed, as the world number four beat vasek pospisil in straight sets. it was djokovic's first game on grass this season, and he was in a good mood as he looks to get his game in top form for wimbledon, which starts on monday. it's the first time he has played at eastbourne and the first time in seven eastbourne and the first time in seve n years eastbourne and the first time in seven years he has appeared on a grass court tournament. john mcenroe has proposed a contest between men and women, to prove his claim that the serena williams would be ranked "700th i

second seed novak djokovic and roger federer are in the other half of the draw.tsonga. while alex ward, the world number 855, who's the only briton to make it to the main draw via qualifying, is rewarded with a match against the british no 2 kyle edmund. while in the women's draw number one seed angelique kerber and second seed simona halep both face qualifiers in their opening matches. defending champion serena williams of course misses the tournament due to the impending birth of herfirst child. if she is fit to playjohanna konta will face shay soo way, while heather watson plays maryna zanevska. after signing jermain defoe yesterday, bournemouth have added another player today, signing defender nathan ake for a club record fee from premier league champions chelsea. ake had a spell on loan with eddie howe's side last season and scored three goals in 12 games. the fee is reported to be around £20 million. the former chief executive of mclaren, ron dennis, has formally ended his association with the team he made one of the must successful in formula one. he's sol

that could be one semifinal with novak djokovic and roger federer ceded to me to —— meet each other inmifinal. also playing one day number one is his fellow british number one joanna konta. she day number one is his fellow british number onejoanna konta. she pulled out of eastbourne today with a back injury but she is expected to be fit. and the women's draw is wide open, with defending champion serena williams absent. she is pregnant. there are seven british players in action on monday and you can keep up with it all across the bbc. so that's the latest from the all—england club ahead of next week's championships. david mentioned johanna konta and her injury worries. well, after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semifinal in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semifinal and lost to caroline wozniacki. john inverdale and a sam smith are at the tournament. it was certainly an eventful and ultimate day here at eastbourne which began with such high hopes but ended with both british players not making it to th

ps3 behind roger federer for most of all time. people say is getting too old. he showed them.ike looking at the color of the french cars. cheryl: great tournament. the drama to continue on capitol hill. jeff sessions at tech to testify about his contact with russian in front of the senate intel committee. we will have those details for you. you are watching transcendent, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mual insuran. trio to breaking news this morning that the russian investigation back and focus on capitol hill this week. jeff sessions expected to testify before lawmakers tomorrow. the same committee james comey face. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. new calls for attorney general about alleged to testify at on whether she interfered with the investigation of hillar

roger federer is in really good form on grass in the run—up to wimbledon.he halle open in germany with a straight sets win over karen khachanof. with a straight sets win over karen khachanof. federer is back up to fifth in the world rankings — and he'll be looking for a 19th grand slam title at wimbledon, and in the other warm—up event at queen's, marin cilic beat gilles muller to set up a meeting with feliciano lopez in today's final. cilic has only had his serve broken once in the tournament so far. petra kvitova says she's feeling no pain and "couldn't have imagined a better comeback", as she reached her first final since her playing hand was injured in a knife attack six months ago. she'll face australia's ashleigh barty in the final of the aegon classic in birmingham, after her semi—final opponent lucie safarova was forced to retire. there were some strong performances from great britain's athletes at the european team championships in lille. at one point, they led the standings but they finished the second day of three in third place. eilidh doyle pro

and now three behind roger federer. phil mickelson at the st. jude classic. tied for a lead on 12 but laying four from the rough. his approach, triple bogey. he was done. daniel burger trying to defend his title in memphis. coming up in our next half-hour: sank this birdie to take the lead. >> u.s. open is next week. phil mickelson is not playing in the u.s. open so he could attend his daughter's graduation. good for him. >> good for him. all eyes ontology alabama tomorrow night -- on tomorrow night. >> are you worried? >> no. last -- year in game 5, draymond green was not on the team. full strength. i think they win it tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> coming up, this man holds our country's top secrets in the war on terror after decades inside the central intelligence agency he sits down with kpix 5 as a civilian. >> still a lot of secrets out there. and, you know, i will take to my grave a whole bunch of them. >> own worse enemy mr. president, knock it off. >> lashing out at president trump over his tweets. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] c

he gives 15 grand slam career, title just three behind all-time leader roger federer. >> just passionor the game, you know, i always loved what i'm doing, so i always have been working hard to keep doing the things that i really like. and it's if i ever had some tough moments, you know, that's my career, too, and that makes it a little bit more difficult. at the same time when you're way back in those all those things, it's more than special. >> he's a happy man there. it's not every day you get to shake hands with the president, unless you're on a flight with jimmy carter. >> the u.s. president was boarding a plane from atlanta to washington thursday and he would not sit down until he shook every passenger's hand. >> walking down the aisle. seemed to be joking at one point saying it will be his fault if the plane was late. he made it a habit of shaking heads with the fellow passengers. >> nice. >> well what would broadway's stickerness broady out of turn. >> maybe he was one who delivered. chleoe mee lathey returned. >> the 71st annual tone any awards took us by surprise. kevin space