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aryna sabalenka, the first woman to reach consecutive final since serena williams in 2017 after another she now face? 12 seed and ukrainian qualifier yastremska where in uncharted territory. but she settled for six — four. but yastremska has been another remarkable run, she threatened a comeback but the hopes faded as she placed her way to a third grand slam final, a decade after her idol, china has another chance of another australian open champion. after her defeat, it was pointed out to gauff that this was her last major as a teenager — she turns 20 in march — and she was asked if she was satisfied with how far she'd progressed in the majors she's played so far. i tend to be hard on myself, ifelt like today, i was like, dang. looking back after all this stage of my life, it was obvious they are successful time, my life, it was obvious they are successfultime, i my life, it was obvious they are successful time, i saw a statistic that i am up there with serena with their wins. that i am up there with serena with theirwins. i that i am up there with serena with their wins. i saw that an

it since serena williams in 2017, after another impressive display.- another impressive display., ijust kept trying my best, kept fighting for it, and of course i am super happy to be in anotherfinal. so who would she now face. 12 seed zheng and ukrainian qualifier dayana yastremska were in uncharted territory, but zheng settle the better. * has been on a remarkable run and she started showing why. briefly, she threatened to come back. but those hopes soon faded, as zheng held her nerve and blazed her way to a first grand slam final. a decade after her idol lena won the title, china has another chance of another australian open champion —— her idol li na. andy swiss, bbc news. in the wheelchair event, alfie hewett is through to a seventh straight grand slam singles final. he beat belgium's joachim gerard 6—4, 6—1. hewett, the defending champion, will face japan's tokito oda in the final as he aims to win a ninth major singles title. britain's elvin evans has made the perfect start to the opening round of this year's world rally championship. the toyota driver won the first stage

desde el ano 2000 que se alza con el titulo sin perder ni un set, un grupo en el que tambien esta serena williams a marco polo con motivo de la de su muerte que fue hace siete siglos. >> los disfraces y mascaras tendran como tema central hacia el oriente el increible viaje de marco polo. >> para manana esta programado que las gondolas desfilen por el gran canal bajo la mirada de miles de turistas. >> el inicio oficial del evento sera el proximo 3 de febrero. >> y asi llegamos al final de noticias telemundo. >> muchisimas gracias por su el sintonifia. musica telemundo. >> oye, en zona mixta, fiesta en guadalajara en la presentacion de chicharito. >> debuto andres guardado con leon y xavi hernandez se va del barcelona. >> barca

whenever you tie serena williams at anything, it's like one. a golfer. ties tiger or michael jordan. there's just certain people in here in the same sentence. you know, you're doing something right? yeah. >> so you're off tomorrow, right? >> yes, working saturday. yes. all right. so what what's your prediction for saturday night? >> i just told them earlier. i said 37 to 13 san francisco. okay. think it's going to blow out. 21 13. that's mine. >> niners weighing on i think niners win >> 32 9. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: goodbye, mommy. former first lady melania says farewell to her mother. >> rest in peace. >> as b12's accuser faces blistering cross-examination. >> announcer: then... electric car chaos. >> look at the line trying to charge my card. >> frozen teslas are

and you mentioned you're a fan of serena williams. is that right? >> i am. i'm a williams sister fan. i'm a tennis fan. i'm actually a fan of most sports. i grew playing sports. and in a family that understood that there is so much value and playing sports whether you're the best are not the best. >> i agree with you. i'm a fan of serena williams too. i think she's strong. i think she's powerful coming and i think she's beautiful. in 2013 serena williams stated if i were to play andy murray i would lose 6-0. 6-0 in 5 to 6 minutes. maybe 10 minutes. no, it's true. it's a completely different sport. the men are a lot faster. they serve harder. they had party harder. it's just a different game. it sounds like she doesn't think she could beat men either. but, let's talk about some of your comments. you said this is attacking, and dehumanizing on trans. how do you think ms. gaines felt? do you think she felt dehumanized being forced to undress in front of men in her sports? or, attacked? that's a yes or no question. being forced to undress in front of a man isn't

she's the first woman since serena williams in 2007 to win the open final without dropping a single setnce lonely giraffe who was the focus of a relocation campaign is settling into his home. benito has been introduced into a wildlife reserve. the park director says he last integrated safely and quickly with a group of 7 others. hope he enjoys his new home. i'm linda kincade. cnn news room continues after a short break.

we know serena williams and others have suffered pregnancy-related complications. even myself with a harvard medical school degree, i'm more likely to suffer pregnancy complications than my white peers. so we need to make sure our hospitals and institutions are held accountable. that our policy makers are thinking about these issues and how to make our community safer and healthier. >> what is the response you've gotten to the book? i know it was just published. has it been positive? does it make you hopeful that change is possible? or the other side of it? >> i wrote this book because i think deep down, i am an optimist. and i feel like the response has been amazing. i think that there are so many health professionals that want to do better for their patients and they don't understand the history or how we got to where we are today. and i think that there are health care institutions that want to do better. my hope is this can be electricity if i go and galvanizing call to action. that this book can make people want to create systemic change. >> that's great. so g

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the first woman since serena williams in 2007 to win the open final without dropping a single set. >> this hour of cnn newsroom, i'm anna in hong kong. we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. .

the answer comes as fast as a serena williams serve, their friend debbie kelly. >> debbie for me washe whole package of a person. fair, fun, and a great leader. >> debbie, fiercely independent. driven. >> always wanted to be a career woman. >> she climbed the corporate ladder in health care. her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly, marvel that her commitment. >> she spent many, many hours traveling. and many hours working overtime. >> but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her twenties but it didn't work out. now in her forties and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. >> is it hard to date? >> it was hard for her today. >> so in 2008, debbie took a new job that allowed her to focus a little more on her personal life. that's when she got serious about her tennis game. >> she was a little bit of a tiger. >> that's how she messed this bunch. >> betty, an ellen mitchell. she was not a big >> she was not a big person. she would toss the ball up in the air and smashed the ball. >> the ladies played off the court to.