the younger alexander seems to be in the same top form that demolished roscoe tanner. both of the murderous of these semifinalists in somewhat blunted by the slower surface as there are five service breaks in the first six games, arthur would comment later that with a slower surface, it's almost impossible to follow a second serve in the net successfully. arthur did little of anything successfully and again loses his opening set in the second set as settled down starts breathing in his words and tears into john with the same shipping and driving that had put away mark cox in the quarter finals. the joint action in the second set. now with arthur serving ahead five one and 30 love. arthur's now demonstrating the complete game gay tennis serving for the set when you have it going this you have no fear of the delicate touch game that at times gives way to nerves. don budge can appreciate more than almost anyone in the all around game of arthur ashe said three john serving at three all love 15. ashe to hit winners. john knows he has to stop both his momentum. a great serve

pedagogical teams are working there again, thanks to the head of state, we will continue cooperation with roscos and our guys, for the second year in a row, will go to build spaceport facilities. you accurate. uh, a major international medical project is expected in novokuznetsk, our guys are ready to adequately represent the republic of belarus. we are ready and we are going there in the near future. this is not the whole list of objects. i would like to note that international cooperation is not a one-way street, that as soon as we go somewhere, we are aimed at invitation and our colleagues. what have you come? we looked and found our country, they have such a request, and this year there will be medical teams from st . in this direction and in the future we will also improve it. everything that lives, modern, belarus today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages azerbaijan kaza

i think about roscoe from south dakota who called, he was keen on forging bipartisan consensus and howe can work together on challenges. we came together as a country and we have come together at pivotal moments, whether it is in the aftermath of 9/11, looking at the existential threat of the autocratic powers of world war ii in response to pearl harbor and genocide overseas. can we reunify in a way without a war of depression? it is a question my grandfather often asked on the open mind, the broadcast on pbs each week. do we have the spirit within ourselves to do that, or are we complacent and only motivated by the most extreme

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from jerome to roscoe. >> what do you want?i want you to get a smaller head but i have no control over that. >> schenn a! >> oh my goodness! if it is a little miss attitude! >> all the characters just felt really personal to the kind of young black experience. >> why are you always over here? don't you have a man? >> fox used that show to build their network. >> fox was florida for black people. >> television became segregated. there was a place for shows of color and a place for shows that didn't feature characters of color. but given the success of fresh prince and martin, network started to look at other groups to build an audience. >> margaret cho as a comedian is extremely queer! >> i'm not even allowed to say the word the china because i don't even use mine. >> all-american girl is nothing like that! >> margaret, do you know why i encourage your brother to become a cardiologist? it is because i always knew that one day you would give me a heart attack. what are you wearing? >> i was about 23 years old and i went to disney

would not be, you know, rounded up or taken a jail and roscoe.he president of illiteracy today said, actually, he's not here, he's not in belarus. the question, is where is he? does the kremlin know where he is? so, i think this whole drama has not ended, right? we saw one major act, we haven't seen the next act. >> right, and that was kind of what we thought, i think, after it was wrapped up in 24 hours, this thing did not necessarily seem to be over. i don't put money on the fact that the kremlin knows exactly where yevgeny prigozhin's. that's just a guess though. deangelis, thank you, as always, my friend. appreciate it. coming up, everybody, the showdown between the -- and marjorie taylor greene following the vote to outside her from the right wing group. what to expect this week as lawmakers return to the hill. unfortunately, none of us want the powerball last night, i'm here, right? we're gonna tell how much the jackpot is now. there's still hope and when you can try again. >> oh man! can you believe it? it was right there! can i do it one

meteorologist rosemary roscoe here with a look at the heat that is arrived here rosemary. yes craig and i imagine a lot of folks inland are either happy they have a pool or are trying to think about who do they know that might have a pool because temperatures really warm inland today, outright hot. i should say, along the coast, inside the bay, a bit of a different story. we had a 40 degree span from the coast inland, very typical for summer months. giving you a look here at the heat advisory we spoke about just a moment ago. it's the shade of orange, so it does not include the coast. it does not include our bayside communities. it includes our north bay east bay, down to the south bay. our valleys, as well as our hills, which also includes the santa cruz mountains. it started this morning. we'll go until sunday evening and temperatures are expected to be just as bit hottw when they do peak. here's a view of the 24 hour temperature change up by eight degrees over santa rosa right now compared to yesterday. concord, livermore up by five and six. fairfield, ten degrees warme

rosemary roscoe but i imagine someone must be seeing sun somewhere in the bay. yes, we've got some sunshine inland. this beautiful view, though. we've had this all morning long. the low clouds and a little bit of fog along the coastline. high clouds continue to pour in as well. temperatures have fallen off since the weekend and we'll continue to cool as we get into the days ahead. here's a view from up above where we have a little bit of fog along the coastline. santa rosa, one of the spots reporting dense fog this morning. visibility down to about half mile or so. and the high clouds coming in, wrapping around that high pressure that is beginning to lose its grip on us. the onshore breeze through fairfield gusting to 33mph. we have the onshore breeze that strong. we know that that is going to impact our temperatures and that's what we're seeing this morning, down by 13 degrees in concord, down by 12 in livermore, closer to the water, down by five. san carlos, oakland in the north bay down by five. petaluma novato, san rafael area. temperatures right now in the

i think about roscoe from south dakota who called, he was keen on forging bipartisan consensus and hown work together on challenges. we came together as a country and we have come together at pivotal moments, whether it is in the aftermath of 9/11, looking at the existential threat of the autocratic powers of world war ii in response to pearl harbor and genocide overseas. can we reunify in a way without a war of depression? it is a question my grandfather often asked on the open mind, the broadcast on pbs each week. do we have the spirit within ourselves to do that, or are we complacent and only motivated by the most extreme