for serena williams, i want her to win birth. for serena williams, i want herto wina birth.to win a grand slam because she hasn't won a grand slam final since she became a mum yet. but fantastic news, wonderful. but look at the telegraph frontpage, harry right there in middle saying we must coexist with nature. it sounds like his dad. he does. he is taking a leaf out of the book. it is a really, really good policy to get behind philosophy to get behind. we need think about conservation a little more with our lives. i think his he is acknowledging he comes from a very privileged position where he can go down to africa... he can buy organic. shouldn't be flying on private jets. but can buy organic. shouldn't be flying on privatejets. but he can buy organic. shouldn't be flying on private jets. but he talks about how giving everything he has been given, he can take stock and say, listen, we need to do more. there are so many issues we want to address in the future of the world's sustainability and the like. but it is great to see him using his platform in order to send that mes

she is onlyjust happened serena williams age, but has already w011 serena williams age, but has alreadyll out with an injury. she just never knows when she is beaten. she has a presence for the big occasion, burst main draw appearance in the us open and she is in the final. williams will not take lightly, adult. thank you very much. some sad news is waging a say. south africa rugby has confirmed that the former springbok legend chester williams has passed away at the age of 49 from a sudden heart attack. williams was famously part of the 1995 rugby world cup winning squad. he played 27 test for his country, scoring 1a tries in that time since retiring, he had taken up coaching positions at the springbok sevens and the university of western cape. his death comes less than months after his springbok partner died at the age of 50, also from a heart attack. let's take you to st james's park, but not to watch newcastle — england's rugby union team will play their first ever test match there this evening when they take on italy. it is theirfinal warm up match before heading to japan for the r

we're glad he's okay >>> up next serena williams a win away from history >>> finally tonight, serena williams is once again gearing u am history. here's cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: last night tennis fans got what they hoped for. serena williams, one of the greatest players of all time, once again will find herself in the finals of the u.s. open on saturday, two years after the birth of her daughter >> i couldn't have done it without this crowd. i just come out here and, you know, do what i can. >> reporter: if she can defeat a 19-year-old canadian phenomenon named bianca andreescu, her name will once again be entered in the history books, tied with margaret court for the all-time number of grand slam single title wins, 24. among those expected in the crowd saturday cheering williams on, the duchess of sussex, meghan markle. an old friend. but it isn't just the extraordinary young canadian with the big swing and a big future the 37-year-old serena will be playing against on saturday. it's herself >> it brings out highs and lows >> reporter: trying to put nerves and history to the sid

it definitely wasn't easy, i'm in the finals against serena williams, but i think iam most against serenaut i think i am most proud of the way i'm able to get into my zone and i was able to get into my zone and i was able to block out the crowd because they we re to block out the crowd because they were really, really loud yesterday. ifi were really, really loud yesterday. if i didn't do that, i'm sure serena would have won that a second set. so i'm really glad that how i handled everything. australia have retained the ashes — beating england by 185 runs in manchester to win the fourth test of the five match series and take a 2—1 lead. england's resistance was broken late on the final day — meaning australia will leave the country with the urn for the first time since 2001. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss was watching at old trafford. watching and rolling final day we've had at old trafford, ultimately australia that retained the ashes. it was i was going to be a pretty tall order for it was i was going to be a pretty tall orderfor england it was i was going to be a pretty tall order

open title she beats 23 time grand slam champion serena williams to clinch her thoughts ever slam. i'm going to home free glad you could join me u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with afghanistan's taliban leaders trump tweeted that he also scrapped a secret meeting planned with the taliban at camp david on sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul earlier this week the attack killed a dozen people including an. american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. face we're joined now by journalist and a t.v. in kabul good to have you with us and so president trump says that he has called off a secret meeting with taliban leaders have we heard from the afghan government yet what's their reaction we have heard from the on government just in the last hour or so and their reaction is basically pretty standard you know they're saying that they want a legitimate peace that can only come when there is a proper ceasefire when the follow on stop attacking out on civi

has beaten serena williams in straight sets to win the u.s. open in new york 1000 year old canadian to have the strongest not the much taking the 1st set 63 she then storm to a 51 made in the 2nd i'm look session to grab the wind for williams for back to tie the set of high 5 but andrea eskew held high enough to win the set and came her 1st . ever grand slam title. well joining us now for more on the u.s. open final is a lemo taki from v.w. sports great to see you alina and i think even the most avid tennis fans may not necessarily have heard the name bianca and the s.q. tell us more about her that i don't feel guilty about now i have a canadian only found out about jericho while ago she wasn't even in the top $100.00 at the start of one and i have to say 21000 has been a very kind year to canadian sports fans because for us we have the tron arap to win their 1st n.b.a. basketball championship and now we have a 19 year old making history andre eskew winning canada us press grandstand title and of course the reactions in the country have been h

open she beats 23 time a grand slam champion serena williams to clinch the 1st ever slapped. the x. . on helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders trump tweeted that he also scrapped a secret meeting planned with the taliban at camp david on sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul this week the attack killed a dozen people including one american soldier u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hope of ending a for. the afghanistan conflict. and for more on this and now i'm joined by the w.'s on the pages the man who's been covering the afghan conflict for since 2001 so very good to have you with us sandra now president trump says that he has called off this secret meeting with taliban leaders have we heard from the afghan government yet what have they got to say right now there is actually a presser by the presidential spokesman in kabul and basically they are in favor of calling all for

it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open. asing history. that is what the new york crowd had gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, blessed with an icy calmness beyond her years. and williams, it seemed, was losing her way. mistakes and frustration. bianca andreescu suddenly on the brink. but, with a championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the crowd lost theirs. but the fightback was as spectacular as it was short—lived. bianca andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams's wait for another grand slam goes on. so that's the fourth grand slam final in a row that serena williams has lost. tennis reporter anne—marie batson stayed up to watch the match and joins us now. thank you for speaking to us. why is it that serena keeps having difficulties in these finals? is the pressure getting to her? it is a really good question, and i struggle to find the answer. i think it is the pressure. i think her desire to win 2a grand slams to equal margar

and serena williams is about to take to the court at flushing meadows.ll have more coming up in a few minutes. hello and welcome to world news today. an iranian oil tanker which was seized by britain's royal marines off the coast of gibraltar injuly appears to have been spotted off the coast of syria. the tanker had been detained because it was suspected of travelling to syria against eu sanctions. the ship is carrying 2.1 million barrels of iranian crude oil and was only released from gibraltar on the condition it would not take oil to syria. the british foreign office said sailing the ship to syria would be a morally bankrupt course of action and against international norms. satellite photos released by the us company maxar technologies seem to show the tanker two nautical miles off the port of tartus. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. this is the iranian oil tanker at the heart of the latest tensions — the grace 1, as she was then known, but now renamed. detained injuly by gibraltar with the help of british marines. suspected of head

serena williams‘ quest for a 24th grand slam title will have to wait until 2020 at least.secutive final she's been in. canada's bianca andreescu beat her in this final in straight sets. it's the 19 year olds first major title — she wasn't even born when her opponent won herfirst us open title back in 1999. joining us now is courtney nguyen, a senior writer with wta insider, the official platform of the women's tennis association. she was at the match in new york. was bianca andreescu too good today over serena not good enough?” was bianca andreescu too good today over serena not good enough? i would probably say serena wasn't good enough and she was incredibly honest in her assessment of her play today and giving full credit to the 19—year—old and the way she did play. serena williams came into the final and her serve was only broken three times in six matches and tonight she couldn't hold serve, struggled with her first service percentage and gave the canadian a lot of confidence in her return game. serena said i have to find a way to bring serena into these grand slam fi

but it wasn't the serena williams that we had seen through six matches here in new york.d tonight she could not hold serve, struggled with herfirst service percentage and really gave the young canadian a lot of confidence in her return game. so, serena very, very frustrated by the way she played today, and she said, "i have to find a way to bring serena into these grand slam finals," because that's where serena is not showing enough. andreescu is only 19. is she going to play a central role in women's tennis for many years to come? absolutely, i really believe that ever since march, winning indian wells, she went to a tough, tough draw and really showed a lot of composure and how she handled herself over that two weeks. even then, the way she plays her tennis and how much resilience in her character and game, she didn't seem like a fluke in march, and here we are in september and she is a major champion. it also seems incredibly mature for 19. she apologised to the crowd afterwards, obviously many americans there, for beating serena. well, she is canadian. that is what ca

serena williams, she has 23 grand slam singles titles.o one else left has got a title, no one else left has got a title, no one else left has been to a grand slam final. a canadian player has won two of the biggest titles under the grand slams on the tour this year but serena williams now must be feeling really good that she can equal the record of 24. johanna konta, after defeating the world number three in the last round, has got a good opportunity to make herfirst us open semifinal. an exciting prospect. turning to the main‘s game, with the djokovic out, who is now the favourite? we thought we might for the first time in new york have a roger federer and rafa nadal meeting, that would have to come in the final, roger federer is five—time champion, rafa nadal has won this title on three occasions, and we just lost their world number six, who would have faced the winner of a man and a chill itch against rafa nadal. we have to think about stan van rinker. and a word on medvedev, he is player at the moment. he has broken into the top ten.

she beat serena williams in straight sets.nd you're going to be talking to her live in just a bit. i cannot wait for that. >> i cannot wait as well. >>> we have a big week in politics this week as well. abc's democratic debate just three days away thursday night in houston. we have a brand-new poll out, as well, shows elizabeth warren gaining ground, clear top tier, joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >>> we'll have that, but we begin with the race to find four crew members after this cargo ship capsized off the georgia coast. there are new clues this morning. sounds heard on board. kaylee hartung is there on the scene for us with the latest. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the dangerous and difficult rescue mission already continuing the morning. short time ago, a u.s. helicopter landed on top of this massive cargo ship behind me. we're told a sal vanl crew is onboard to rescue inside the ship where they believe four crew members are trapped. this morning, new details on that urgent serve t

serena williams hoping to win the u.s. open tennis tournament this afternoon tying an all time record. it will be a royal affair. meghan markle will be cheering her on from the stands today, saturday, september 7th, 2019. >>> from nbc news, "today" with sheinelle jones, peter axander and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. what a weekend here in new york for some good -- >> my goodness. we're off to a busy start. serena will turn 38 years soon. this will be her -- she hasn't won a major since giving birth. there's a lot of pressure. i'm sending her positive vibes this morning. >> looking for her 24th grand slam victory. we'll be cheering her on later today. >> let's get to our top story this morning. hurricane dorian almost gone but not done just yet. >> this morning the storm is moving up the east coast into new england after causing catastrophic flooding in the outer banks of north carolina and leaving destruction and death behi

>> reporter: williams last faced andreescu in the canadian open just weeks ago. serena. andreescu's response went viral. >> i've been watching you your whole career. you're [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this time williams will have her good friend meghan markle in the stands. the duchess apparently flew in for the occasion marking her first trip away from the family since archie was born. the match also marks williams' first return to the u.s. open finals since her controversial loss to naomi osaka last year. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i stand by what's right and i never cheated. >> i think she wants to see from herself at this u.s. open can she jump over this last hurdle. can she do what she hasn't been able to as a mom, at is win a grand slam? >> at nearly 38 this win would make serena the oldest player, man or woman, to win a singles grand slam in the open era. meanwhile andreescu is the first to be born in the 2000s to reach a major final. this is being billed as an inter-generational dual. it is looking like it will b

and of course we saw bionca andreescu upset serena williams.game style is described as game sloppy by another top ten, and medvedev says, yes, thatis top ten, and medvedev says, yes, that is what i try to do, to make my opponent miss. he takes giant strides around the court, run down a lot of balls. he can be a bit of a defensive wall at times. nadal is himself good at that as well. i think medvedev is proved throughout this us open he has great power, endurance to last of those long matches. russell fuller live in new york for us. that's our correspondence, rough and the dow due to be out on court at 9pm at flushing meadows —— rafael nadal do to be out on court. chelsea's women played a super league match at stamford bridge for the first time this afternoon — and they enjoyed a winning start to their season. they beat league newcomers tottenham 1—0, thanks to a brilliant strike from bethany england. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. a familiar rivalry inafamiliarsetting. with chelsea handing out free tickets, 211,000 fans turned

serena williams quest for a 24th grand slam title will have to wait until 2020 at least.ost the fourth consecutive final she's been in. canada's bianca andreescu beat her in this final in straight sets. it's the 19 year olds first major title — she wasn't even born when her opponent won herfirst us open title back in 1999. a us congressional committee is investigating another posisble conflict of interest between donald trump's role as president and his businesses. it wants to know why an airport on the west coast of scotland, close to a golf course owned by president trump, has been paid $11 million forfuel by the us military since he took office. the committee says the fuel would have been cheaper at a us military base. russia and ukraine have exchanged dozens of prisoners in a move which the ukrainian president described as the first step to ending the war between them. a man allegedly implicated in the downing of a passenger plane in 2014 was one of those in the group flown to russia. jonah fisher reports from kiev. this swap had been rumoured for weeks. so when the p

open title she needs 23 time grand slam champion serena williams to clinch her 1st ever slam. it's good to have you with us. u.s. president has canceled peace talks with afghanistan's taliban leaders at camp david he tweeted that he scrapped the secret meeting planned for sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul that killed a dozen people including an american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been meeting things last year in the hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. and to talk more about this bombshell announcement by president trouble i'm joined now by our washington correspondent bleicher there have been countless attacks by the taliban during the months these peace talks have been going on what may trump called it quits now well trungpa said on twitter that this last attack on thursday really was the last straw to make him quit the talks now and cancel the secret meeting that was supposed to happen was tolerably does and afghanistan's president at camp david on sunday and president trump s we that if they the taliban cannot agree to a cease fire

next wang qiang is serena williams but she had to ove rco m e qiang is serena williams but she had tohe had a medical timeout for the 23 time winner. it will take more than a rolled ankle to stop this major champion. she finished off in style as she aims for another title. and johanna konta made history by becoming the first british women —— woman to reach the next stage of flushing meadows. it wasn't easy to beat karolina pliskova. the number three seed and another star of the sport that won't finish in the next week of the grand slam. meanwhile roger federer has cruised into the quarter finals at flushing meadow with a straight sets win over beligum's david goffin. the fed gobbling up 9 of the 10 break points coming his win to see off the 16th seed 6—2 6—2 6—0 injust 78 minutes... next up for the the swiss five—time champion, bulgarian grigor dimitrov look, sometimes these scores just happen. you catch a good day, the opponent doesn't and things happen very quickly. maybe he struggled a bit early on but i found my groove after a while and was able to roll. i never looked back. ithou

already know the line—up for the first of the women's semi—finals, which will be six—time champion serena williamsde short work of wang qiang. after breaking the chinese player in her opening service game, williams, who is chasing a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title, powered through to claim the win injust 44 minutes. wang ended the match without hitting a single winner, and the 37—year—old williams, who picked up her 100th win at the us open with this victory, will now face the fifth—seeded

coming up on this programme: serena williams blasts away into the us open final, as she continues herord equalling 24th grand slam singles title. we will head live to new york shortly. the best in the world does it again, as steve smith hits a double century against england. and spain make it a perfect five 45 in their euro 2020 qualifiers, as they went to — one in romania. hello there and welcome to the programme. plenty to get through, but let's start with tennis, because it is women semi—final stay at the us open, with both matches being played under lights. serena williams remains firmly on course for a record equalling 24th major singles title after she powered past the fifth seed in the first of the semifinals. she was quite fantastic. survived a couple of early scares when she had breakpoints against her in the opening game but afterwards she started to strike the ball cleanly and with authority and it did not matter what she did she could not stay with williams who knocked

open title shooting to $23.00 times grand slam champion serena williams to clinch for the 1st ever slam. on the whole fairly shifts good to have you with us we begin the show with a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine the swap is being viewed as a step towards easing tensions between the neighboring countries and could also increase the chances of resolving the conflict in eastern ukraine 5 years of fighting between your cranium troops and russian backed separatists has left more than 13000 people dead. their 1st steps of freedom back on home soil 34 former prisoners arriving in kiev a handshake from the president is nothing. compared to the embrace of a loved one. some had been separated for months others years never knowing what would come next. but most of the now it's possible yes that is kept on changing we heard that the prisoner swap was going to fall through . the end of august it was a difficult time i couldn't sleep for 5 days. they only told us today at 4 in the morning that we should pack and someone would pick us up at the time before the flight ju

we hearfrom and serena williams is through to the final. from anthony's joshua ahead of his rematch and michael owen speaks to me about that twitter spat with alan shearer. that is all on sports asx 30. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week. we have rojo about corruption. we have it, chapter about corruption. we have it, cha pter two about corruption. we have it, chapter two bowling in the footsteps of the biggest heart film of all—time. and we have the shiny shrimps, a story about a swimming tea m shrimps, a story about a swimming team with a difference. 50, rojo, director i'm not familiar with. should i be? this is a breakthrough feature. it is a story set in argentina in the run—up to the coup. we open with a shot of a house being emptied of all is possessions and to bea emptied of all is possessions and to be a not entirely sure why. we then cut to a scene in a restaurant of a man who seems very cultured

it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open. were, together, opponents on the game's biggest stage. andreescu chasing williams, and williams now chasing history. that is what the new york crowd had all gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, but with an icy calmness belying her years. while she was still finding her way, williams, it seems, was losing hers. mistakes, and frustration. andreescu suddenly on the brink. but having saved a championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback was as spectacular as it was short—lived. andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on. but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. this wasn't the only time i visualised playing in the finals actually against serena williams. i've been... it's so crazy. i've been... sorry. i've been dreaming of this moment for the longest time. an emotional bianca andreescu there. great brita

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serena williams is closing in on a record equalling grand slam, at the us open. from margaret court's record of 24. standing in her way, in the semi—finals later — is the ukrainian elina svitolina, who knocked out johanna konta this week. we could see first—time finallists from both the womens‘s and mens‘s side of the draw. earlier, i spoke to the bbc‘s tennis correspondent, who's in new york for us. he thinks the way williams deals with the pressure from home support could be the difference. she has got to three grand slam finals since she returned from maternity leave. 0n finals since she returned from maternity leave. on each occasion she has been beaten by one of the best players in the world, or at least someone who went on to become the world number one. the test heard today would be that elina svitolina is not category. it is the first top 16 player that williams has played so 16 player that williams has played so far, svitolina is the best seat. she has yet to drop pc basel said. she has yet to drop pc basel said. she is a regular winnerfor a while, but n

serena williams loses the us open final in straight sets to a teenager.n a gripping match, 19—year—old bianca andreescu beat williams, who's now lost four majorfinals in a row. we have another largely dry day today with plenty of sunshine for england and wales. a bit more cloud for northern ireland and scotland later with a few showers, i will have all the details in about 15 minutes. it's sunday september the 8th. our top story: the prime minister borisjohnson has suffered a new blow to his authority after his work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, resigned last night. ms rudd said she no longer believed the government's main objective was to leave the eu with a deal, and she described the sacking of 21 rebel tory mps as an act of political vandalism. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. once tipped as a future pm, amber rudd's time in this government is over. she backed jeremy hunt in the tory leadership contest, but found herself reappointed as work and pensions secretary, surviving the clear out of other former remain supporters in

fell short nbc's ron mott has more >> reporter: disappointment once more [ cheers ] serena williams defeated today at the u.s. open by 19-year-old canadian bianca andreescu, marveling at beating a 23-time grand slam champion to hoist her first. >> this year has been a dream come true, and now being able to play on this stage against serena, a true legend of the sport, is amazing. >> reporter: for williams, a record-tying 24th grand slam which would be shared with margaret court must go back to court, and all the hard work it will take to reach another final. >> i was just fighting at that point. i was just, you know, trying to stay out there a little bit longer >> reporter: from that first slam way back in '99, williams has amassed a dizzying 22 others, wimbledon, france, down under over two decades williams took a break to start a family a couple of years ago and has chased the elusive record ever since, coming up short four times now >> i have never seen it in my life -- >> reporter: including last year's open today, the same outcome for a legend of the sport who shows no signs of

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the canadian teenager, bianca andreescu, has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles titlenineteen—year old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams six—three, seven—five. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. there are growing concerns about the number of young people who've died after taking diet pills containing a highly toxic substance. dinitrophenol — known as dnp — is sold online as a fat burning slimming aid — but in the uk it's illegal to sell for human consumption. adina campbell reports. it's a poisonous substance mainly used as a pesticide, but dnp is growing in popularity as a quick fix weight loss aid — with dangerous health effects. in 2018, there were six deaths linked to dnp in the uk. 21—year—old bethany shipsey had complex body image issues after being raped and emotionally abused by an ex—boyfriend, which led to a number of suicide attempts. in 2017 she took her own life. overdosing on pills containing dnp that she bought online. since his daughter's death, doug shipsey has been trying to trace the source of the dnp. bethany ordere

he took a medical time-out after the fourth set. >>> and serena williams easily won her quarterfinal 18th seeded wang qiang. 61-1 g. it took only 44 minute 6-1, 6-0. it took only 44 minutes. it was williams' 100th singles victory at the open. that's one short of the record held by chris evert. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning" anthony mason talks with grammy-winning country music artist vince gill about his new album and touring with the eagles. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." eagles. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. us

well in tennis serena williams overpowered alina as a bit alina to reach the u.s. open final now standing between her and a record equalling 24th grand slam it can't as rising star bianca and 3 school david stokes reports. she's not one of my just 27 team but serena williams seems determined to change that and make history in new york this week whatever elena spitz alina threw at her in the semifinal williams 3 strikes back. i mean she was on a mission using her trademark power game and even rest 7 volley tactics it was all simply too much for her opponent. b. williams took the ending set 6 games to 3 and the dominance continued in the 2nd set she had an answer for everything i was a 6 time champion on the top one game and she sealed victory in a place in the final for the 2nd year running i mean his last 3 final since a comeback from childbirth but she now has another chance to equal cool truckload of 24 brown slams she's got one day off to get ready not that she thinks she'll get much rest. my dog is in her home literally hanging out with b.b. and doing activitie

it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open. ggest stage. andreescu chasing williams, and williams now chasing history. that is what the new york crowd had all gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, but with an icy calmness belying her years. while she was still finding her way, williams, it seems, was losing hers. mistakes, frustration. andreescu suddenly on the brink. but having saved a championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived. andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on. but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. incredible victory. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles

he's not one of my just 27 team but serena williams seems determined to change that and make history in new york this week whatever elena spitz alina threw at her in the semifinal williams 3 strikes back. my money she was on a mission using her trademark power game and even rest serve and volley tactics it was all simply too much for her opponent i told williams took their $6.00 games to 3 and the dominance continued in the 2nd set she had an answer for everything. the 6th time champion of the top one game and she sealed victory in a place in the final for the 2nd year running. i 3 in his last 3 final set to come back from childbirth but she now has another chance to equal barbara cole truckload of 24 grand slams she's got one day off to get ready not that she thinks she'll get much rest. but i do know it is me. hanging out with b.b. and doing activities we wanted for me. so i try to save as much time with her i moved 4 times 1st or most the other semifinal was much tighter canadian teenager bianca address q. to be our next. set on a typewriter get splendid bench but the swiss fall ba

it's been 20 years since serena williams first won the us open. biggest stage. andreescu chasing williams, but williams now chasing history, and that is what the new york crowd had all gathered to see. what they actually saw was history of a different sort. andreescu still a teenager, but with an icy calmness belying her years. and, while she was still finding her way, williams, it seems, was losing hers. mistakes, frustration. andreescu suddenly on the brink. but, having saved a championship point, suddenly williams regained her composure, as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived — andreescu champion at her very first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on, but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.35pm. 00:09:51,206 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with ben brown. let's get more now on our top story today — amber rudd has b

. >>> before today, serena williams had lost three grand slam finals in a row. still looking for that 24th major title. before today, a canadian had never played a grand slam final in her life. today they both met at a u.s. open final. >> and that's how the 19 year old became the first canadian singles player to win a grand slam title, beating crowd favorite serena williams. she had quite a year. she began 2019 ranked 152nd in the world, but she will make up tomorrow and wake up as the fifth best female player on the planet. so you go ahead and take a nap, young lady. you deserve it. over on the men's side. return medvedev will play this sunday when he faces against grand slam champion rafael nadal. the match will begin at 4:00 p.m. >>> talking about baseball, both bay area teams will see action on the diamond. the giants face the dodgers and oakland hosts detroit. after a 5-4 win at dodgers' stadium, the giants look to repeat today with beaty on the mound facing gosselin. mauricio had himself a game last night. meanwhile, the a's look to bounce back from a toug

still to come on sportsday: we look ahead to what could be a career defining us open final for serena williamsn his fellow strictly contestant and paralympic table tennis champion will bailey. to the us open now. and in just over an hour's time serena williams can put herself in the history books — with a record—equalling 24th grand slam, if she can overcome her opponent in the women's final. the 37 year old will take—on the canadian teenager bianca andreescu — exactly two decades after winning her first title in new york — before andreescu was even born. but in her pre—match interview, williams said the record isn't her only motivation to keep playing. i would definitely still be playing if i had already passed it. but i've had so many chances to pass it and to have a lot more, so... but it's cool because i am playing in am era... five eras with so many amazing players. i think if you look at the span of the career and the players i have played, it's amazing that i was able to get this many. i have always dreamt of this moment ever since i was a little kid, but i don't think many people would

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: serena williams is through to the us open final, and anothera nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was "a wonderful example of how to help people in need." we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the british prime minister borisjohnson has said he would rather be "dead in a ditch" than ask the european union for another delay to brexit. hurricane dorian is making its way up the east coast of the united states, with weather warnings in place. a relief operation is under way in the bahamas — where the storm brought devastati

it didn't seem to faze him though medvedev winning it in 4 sets serena williams to look good so far new york a year on from her infamous defeat to naomi osaka in the 2018 final however on sunday against petra monte she had a bit of a scare the 23 time grand slam winner rode her ankle. the injury caused to simply distress and she even needed treatment but it was never going to stop or williams winning this one in straight sets and with its one chain in the last 8 her really ready barrington's brain injury. finally how the lean especially in a broke the hearts of the home crowd by knocking out american madison keys in $0.02 the number 5 feet would be up against you on a continent the next round she tries to finally win a grand slam title to helmet al-jazeera. and i will champion sprinter wade van niekerk and has confirmed he won't be defending his 400 meter world title in doha later this month in south africa has still not recovered from a knee injury which he picked up in a charity rugby game in the cobra 2017 he had damaged his leg a moment and even underwent surgery then it is also the

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the canadian teenager bianca andreescu has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles titlethe 19—year—old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: spaceport america. superfast weather satellites. and using vr to understand cancer treatment and recovery. 50 years after the first humans landed on the moon, a new space race is under way. but today, it is notjust nations that are competing to put ships and people into space. private companies are getting in on it as well. in fact, they are leading the charge. elon musk‘s spacex already delivers cargo to the iss and is now one of several companies exploring the notion of space tourism — putting non—professional astronauts into space. it has already signed up billionaire yusaku maezawa to take a trip around the moon. amazon boss and the world's richest man, jeff bezos, is also planning to take passengers to the edge of space by the end of 2019 with his company blue origin, and has ambitions to land humans on th

the canadian teenager bianca andreescu has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles title won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, dateline. hello. welcome to dateline london, i'm carrie gracie. this week: boris johnson's promise that he would do oi’ johnson's promise that he would do ordie to johnson's promise that he would do or die to deliver brexit by october the 31st has become do or die in a ditch. despite a full house of parliamentary defeats, nothing else changed in his message stop either doing or dying is still defiantly scheduled for october the 31st, so oui’ scheduled for october the 31st, so our question today: is the british prime minister digging himself a ditch in which to die or demonstrating exactly the determination that will do in the end? my guess, italian writer and filmmaker. ian martin of the times. mark rush. and stephanie baker of bloomberg news. thanks for coming in. the palace of westminster has seen many extraordinary political dramas over the past 1000 yea

as we know, we've talked a lot about records this week with serena williams not able to equal the openg could unfold in the next few hours. that's right and the feeling we get after what we witness last night with one of the all—time greats in serena williams losing out to a 19—year—old playing her first ever losing out to a 19—year—old playing herfirst ever us losing out to a 19—year—old playing her first ever us open, let alone first us open final, makes you come into this match thinking anything is possible. mededev has that feeling about him where there is no mental scar tissue from years of being defeated by this guy. he believes he can win and it will be up to nadal to prove he can't. nadal has saved a break point in the first game of the match. david, thank you for that at flushing meadows. a dangerous opponent, mededev. charles leclerc won the italian grand prix, giving ferrari their first victory on home soil for nine years.he held off the challenge of mercedes drivers valteri bottas and lewis hamilton, to win his second grand prix in a row and underline his status as a major

in tennis, the canadian teenager, bianca andreescu, has beaten serena williams to win us open women'ses title. the nineteen—year old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, an inside out west climate change special, with exclusive access to the campaign group extinction rebellion. exclusive interviews with the people behind extinction rebellion. i know it sounds a bit odd, but i did know since being nine that there was something going to come. and i've been preparing. plus, i meet the curry king who wants to ditch plastic. i'm no expert, but that is not going to be very environmentally friendly. that's definitely not. that's why we want to get rid of it. and what impact is climate change having on birds in your back garden? tonight, we're tackling the hottest story right now... the future of our planet. whatever you think of extinction rebellion, you will have heard of them. but did you know it all started in a small town right here in the west country? whose streets? our streets! it's been a sum

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