it was fairly clear at the lack of matches caught up with maria sharapova.ning—night, under the lights, she developed after defeating the second seed, simona halep. and she played well in patches against anastasija sevastova. in the deciding set, her forehand, in particular, broke down. it was a very canny opponent she was playing. they made a decision that commercially she delivers and also believe her record meant she was entitled to a wildcard at some do not agree. she needs more matches and if she can stay free of injuries, she could be a real contender in 2018. sevastova will play american sloane stephens in the quarter—finals. she ousted germany'sjulia goerges 6—3, 3—6, 6—1. it caps a remarkable comeback from stephens who was a 2013 australian open semi—finalist. she missed 11 months with a foot injury that required surgery injanuary and returned only at wimbledon, but has won 12 of her past 14 matches. us ninth seed venus williams advanced by defeating spain's carla suarez navarro 6—3, 3—6, 6—1. the wimbledon and australian open runner—up, seeking her

now sharapova has published a memoir, unstoppable: my life so far.t. the big question facing her — can she get rid of this cloud over her career, face down criticism from rivals and climb back to the top of the sport she learned as a young child in russia? maria sharapova, what was it like playing here in new york at the us open just a few weeks ago, back in the limelight after your suspension? it was amazing. an incredible moment. it started when the draw came out and ifound out i would play simona halep who was so close to the number one ranking before the tournament. i knew at what level she was competing so i immediately understood the type of level i had to produce against her from the first round on and it really challenged me. ifelt like it would be a prime—time match, i had not played on arthur ashe for a few years because of the suspension and because i was injured in previous years. for many years i had not competed there and i was looking forward to that moment, just getting to the venue from the practices, everything before, the anticipat

maria sharapova, thank you for talking to us. thank you.get more than theirfair share this afternoon, some will get more than their fair share of downpours. storm clouds looming off the north sea coasts, this photograph was taken in bridlington. showers working in, particularly widespread across coastal yorkshire and lincolnshire and norfolk as well, you will find that you probably have several showers here during the day. for wales the show was thinning, that might well happen across south—west england but vendor of the channel islands with reports of localised flooding affecting jersey. no one is immune from showers today, sunshine between showers and later today we should see cloud breaking across northern scotland, the weather gradually becoming drier and brighter here. overnight some wane for wales and south—west england for some time, otherwise skies will clear other night and we will be left with a cold night. temperatures potentially low enough for frost in sheltered parts of scotland. not far behind that elsewhere in the british is

maria sharapova's comeback for her first grand slam since her doping ban, is over.nastasija sevastova in three sets. former world number one sharapova, had been granted a wild—card entry into the main draw. despite criticism from some of her competitors. the latvian 16th lost the first set but took control after that

we will talk live with maria sharapova. erick smith: a couple of spots to watch for today -- past 123, a bit of volume headed down this way. you will see those delays before 123. not too bad, but deftly enough to slow you down already. looking at a bit of trouble on the beltway, this is the inner loop. the left lane is blocked for the work zone enforced bill passed read four. expected jim after richie marlboro road. you have this one trouble spot on the beltway, otherwise we are in the clear. a bit of trouble on 16th street below scott circle. the northbound right lane will be blocked for sewer repair. nothing too bad. traffic gets through the this is inbound new york avenue. a lot of volume this way headed toward the third street tunnel. finally, looking at some construction in the downtown silver spring area. inbound colesville road -- you can see the right line in the parking lane blocked. two lanes with one lane getting by. you see traffic backing up as you had in on colesville road through the downtown silver spring ar

sharapova, what was it like playing in new york at the u.s. open just a few weeks ago, back there in the limelight after your suspension? fora: i had been training quite some time and to be able to walk onto a court with thousands of people, the crowd, the emotions, the noise. and the feeling that i had walking into it was a feeling of warmth and welcome. and no, it just felt like that is a place that i belonged. it's been my stage for so long and have not felt that experience. to be in a grand slam after such a long time was very special. laura: let's talk about the suspension which you talk about in your book. why did you stop taking maldonin, which was not a banned substance? maria: after my first grand slam at wimbledon, i was not very healthy. i went to see a children's doctor back in russia that my father took me to. i was still a teenager. he ran some tests, did an ekg sunday had some abnormalities in my heart. that was one of the supplements he recommended i take. it was common in russia. it was completely legal for take for -- to take

maria sharapova has responded to her critics in a uk exclusive interview with the bbc. after a 15—month doping ban, she returned to the tennis circuit in april — but she wasn't welcomed by some players. eugenie bouchard branded her a cheat and andy murray said he was surprised that so many top level athletes apparently had heart conditions. i don't think it's for them to really have an opinion because they don't have the facts. so, you know, ithink that those are the types of words that make headlines and they will be used as headlines, but ultimately this is my career and ifaced it head on and i admitted my mistake, and i went about it and i served my suspension and now i'm back. the canadian play said that you are a cheater and shouldn't be allowed back into the sport because it sends the wrong message. what do you think? those are comments not based

maria sharapova, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause )

tonight we begin with tennis great maria sharapova. >> as part of the process of writing this book, i started by looking at all the journals i have been writing since i was a young girl and a lot of them were just these repetitive words that i'm going to do well, i'm going to defeat this player, i'm going to play well, i'm going to concentrate, i'm going to focus, and i was probably eight or nine years old while i'm writing these words. no one made me keep a journal or told me what to say. it was sort of this self-esteem confidence i put on paper and in my mind and i never shared it with anyone else. >> we continue with will dean, creator of the tough mudder competition. >> the reason we have been successful is because we have this mission and the mission is creating community based on teamwork, camaraderie, overcoming obstacles. i think one of the central lessons whether or not you want to become an nearpt or not is this idea that great companies have a purpose above and beyond making money. >> we conclude with part four of charlie's interview with steve bannon. >> economic nationali

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maria sharapova talking to my colleague laura trevelyan there, and the unstoppable sharapova ?t floreana tortoise wasn't so much on the brink of extinction as well and truly gone according to experts. well, not so fast — after 150 years on the list of species lost to the planet, it has made a dramatic, albeit, slow comeback. as the numbers grow, the tortoise will ultimately be returned to the galapagos island of floreana as virginia langeberg explains. nothing happens too quickly in the tortoise world. but this is a comeback worth the wait. the florea na tortoise, once thought wiped out, has been on the extinction list for one and a half centuries. now, with careful conservation, the species has been brought back from the dead. translation: today, we are announcing to the world some very good news. we have managed to recover a species that was once thought to be extinct and was listed as such for the last 150 years. the species became an extinct from its home island of floreana during the mid 19th century after hunting and exploitation from the first settlers. some floreana wer

here is sharapova.g four matches, playing in front of a big crowd and fans and just competing, you know, being in that competitive environment. it is what i miss. you can't replicate that anywhere. and especially at a grand slam. sharapova talking about her grand slam run at the us open. i want to finish by showing you some nice pictures. you may remember that neymar went in the transfer window to p56. neymar went in the transfer window to psg. here is him doing keepy uppies. they go all the way round the pitch. getting more and more elaborate, but they are on an international break and brazil about to play columbia. that was an impressive way to get around a pitch and do some warming up before a match. certainly worth £200 million obviously. he can do that! a shot ashot gun, a shot gun, a monkey, a pregnant spaniel, all among the prizes offered in illegal raffles held on facebook last year. the gambling commission has exclusively told this programme that numbers of complaints about drawers and tombolas

we talk to golfer sergio garcia, tennis player maria sharapova, olympic swimmer michael phelps and basketball coach mike kryzewski. >> so he's in competition, right? okay. when you're on a court, like, you feel things. so i'm saying, like, you're in a race, how do you know where other people are? >> rose: yeah. eally. do y'all swim? do you know who's swimming next to you? >> rose: do you know if you're winning? >> you can feel it. obviously, when you're in a pool the middle lane is the fastest lane so you have the next fastest people next to you. so you have a sense of where things are. some strokes you can feel the splashes. >> that's crazy. isn't that nuts? ( laughter ) >> rose: sports for the hour, next. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sergio garcia is here. he is the 2017 masters champion. last night he won the green jacket in dramatic fashion defeating justin rose in a playoff. here is a look at the winning putt. >> and after

maria sharapova says it is in for her critics to have a say on her return to tennis.lcomed back by all. more on those stories around about half—past. president trump is on his way to florida to assess the damage caused by hurricane irma. 10 million people in the state of florida, georgia and north and south carolina are still without power and thousands more have lost their homes. more than 20 people were killed in united states to add to nearly a0 lost their lives in the caribbean during the storm. among those who died were eight resident of a nursing home in florida, which had its air—conditioning cut—off. 115 other residents were evacuated from the home and some are in critical condition in hospital. 0ur correspondent richard lister has this report. when emergency teams searched this florida nursing home, they made some horrific discoveries. three elderly residents dead, five more dying, and scores of others enduring dangerously high temperatures. we did start getting calls this morning indicating that there were a number of people that needed treatment and as we a

maria sharapova has turned on the fellow professionals who‘ve labelled her a drugs cheat.king to the bbc‘s laura trevelyan. what was it like playing here in the us openjust a what was it like playing here in the us open just a few weeks after being in the limelight after coming back from your suspension? to be able to walk into a court like that with thousands of people, the emotions, the noise, and the feeling that i had walking into it was a feeling of warmth and welcome. it felt like that‘s a place that i really miss, where i belonged, it has been my stage for so long, and i haven‘t felt that experience. so, to be in a grand slam after such a long period was very special. let's talk about the suspension, which you talk about a lot in your book. why did you start taking meldonium, which was not a banned substance?” start taking meldonium, which was not a banned substance? i had been u nwell not a banned substance? i had been unwell for a long period. i went to see a doctor in russia. he ran some tests a nd see a doctor in russia. he ran some tests and said i had abnormal

maria sharapova's run is done.apova got a wild card to the dismay of many after a 15-month suspension for doping. after winning the first set today, she ran out of gas. sharapova's attempt to reach the quarterfinals for the first time since 2012 is over. american sloan stephens and sam querrey also move on. >>> you're about to meet a special young man. his name is shea sakahara and he happens to be a huge giants fan. he's 12 years old, lives in hawaii, and has cerebral palsy but he loves baseball so much, nothing can slow him down. the disability weakened the right side of his body, so shea learned to throw left-handed and tossed aside the leg braces doctors gave him. his dedication has amazed his parents and coaches. >> i like being able to show others that everyone is different and that anyone can do anything. when i grow up, i want to become a g.m. for the san francisco giants because they're my favorite baseball team. >> all right. shea loves the giants, and when our own larry beal told them about shea, the tea

you can see the full interview ‘the unstoppable sharapova ?'n of the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire has promised to get to the truth. in his opening statement, martin moore—bick said the inquiry was not there to punish anyone or to award compensation, but to get answers to the pressing questions of how such a disaster could occur in 21st century london. at least 80 people died after the fire broke out in the 2li—storey block in north kensington on the 14th ofjune. 196 households were made uninhabitable by the fire, including people who lived in the tower — and those who lived nearby, but just three of those households have been moved into permanent accommodation. launching the inquiry into the fire, sir martin moore—bick said it would be split into two phases — with the first examining how the blaze developed and the second looking at how the building became so exposed to the risk of a major fire, with an interim report expected by easter. the chairman praised the fortitude of the local community but turned down a request from some

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sharapova won the first set 7—5, but the latvian number 16 seed fought back and took the second set 6ussian, who'd been granted a wildcard since returning from a drugs ban, couldn't recover and sevastova won the third set 6—2 to book her place in the quarter—finals. she'll play the american sloane stephens. britain's lewis hamilton won the italian grand prix in dominant style and with it took the lead in the drivers‘ championship for the first time this season. a day after breaking the all—time record for pole positions, hamilton was in total control at monza, leading mercedes teammate valtteri bottas to a one—two. ferrari's sebastian vettel was third and is now three points behind hamilton. chris froome has finished the second week of the vuelta a espana by extending his lead over vincenzo nibali. stage 15 featured a testing mountain—top finish on the sierra nevada but team sky rode a high tempo and it was all froome's rivals could do to keep up. colombia's miguel angel lopez impressed on the climbs, riding away to claim his second stage win, and move up from tenth to sixth overall.

i am pleased to have maria sharapova back at this table. welcome. year ago, a very different time. >> a very different time. i remember this table, my first interview. charlie: what has happened that you look to as indicative of where your future is? >> the first step of being back on the court, that playing, has been incredible. it is what i wanted when i was at this table. it is what i looked forward to, that competition that i missed so much of playing the game that i have been doing since i was a younger. getting that back in april was extremely special. i have had my ups and downs with injuries and having that memorable u.s. open a couple of weeks ago. charlie: why was it memorable? >> memorable for a few reasons. one, because i have not played at the u.s. open for a few years because of the suspension and previous injuries. it was the first grand slam back after 19 months. there was something more in the air. there is a sense of excitement. there is nothing like going out and playing a primetime matchup u.s. open. charlie: the number two seed.

charlie: maria sharapova is here. she is a five-time grand slam tennis champion.he is one of the world's most recognizable athletes. she has been ranked number one on five different occasions through her career. in 2016, she was suspended in competition for two years after testing positive for a banned substance. her sentence was shortened to 15 months after the court found she bore no significant fault and did not intend to cheat. she writes about that ordeal and her personal journey to the top of the tennis world in a book she titles, "unstoppable: my life so far." i am pleased to have maria sharapova back at this table. welcome. maria: thank you. good to be back. charlie: i saw you a year ago, a very different time. maria: a very different time. i remember this table, my first interview. charlie: what has happened that you look to as indicative of where your future is? maria: the first step of being back on the court, back playing, has been incredible. it is what i wanted when i was at this table. it is what i looked forward to, that competition that i missed s

maria sharapova, has made it through to the 4th round, in herfirst grand slam event since returning to — arthur ashe court — where she's plyed all three of her matches in the tournament so far. and afterwards she hit back at caroline wozniacki's complaints, that sharapova gets favourable treatment when it comes to the show courts. with regards to scheduling, as you know i don't make the schedule, and you know i'm a pretty big competitor and if you put me out in the parking lot of queen's in new york city, i'm happy to play there. that's not what matters to me. all that matters to me is i'm in the fourth round and i'm not sure where she is. the 23—time grand slam champion, serena williams, has given birth to a baby girl at a clinic in florida. sports stars and celebrities have sent their congratulations. a name hasn't been announced yet williams though had already said that she was planning to return to tennis for the australian open in january. what odds on her winning that one? there is a strong english contingent at the top of the leaderboard at the czech masters golf. lee slattery l

you can see the full interview ‘the unstoppable sharapova ?'m. 17 national anti—doping organisations have demanded that russia is banned from next year's winter olympics. the games start in under five months but the group, including the uk and united states, said the ioc‘s failure to hold russia to account for their doping scandal, endangered the future of the olympic movement. meanwhile, british bobsleigh head coach dominik scher—rer has resigned. injune, the bbc revealed athletes had written to british bobsleigh to complain of "bullying, racism, sexism and discrimination". there's no suggestion of any wrong—doing by scherrer. paris has been confirmed as the host city for the olympic games in 202a. it will be 100 years after the event was last held in the french capital. they'd lost out in their bids for the 2008 and 2012 games. they were up against los angeles, where the olympics will now be held in 2028. british time trial champion steve cummings has withdrawn from the squad for next week's world championships. he was initially a reserve for

. >> maria sharapova's run is over.hould become the story of this event getting a wild card to the dismay of many after a 15th month suspension for doping. she won her first three matches playing mostly on center court. but after winning the first set today she just ran out of gas. she had too much game taking the second and third sets as her approach to reach the quarterfinals for the first time since 2012 is over. she moves on to the round of 16 with a three-sets viktdery. >>> a week from today the raiders open the regular season at tennessee. derek carr is going in to game week as a hall of famer. his alma mater, fresno state, retired his number last night. that makes two cars in the fresno state ring of honors. brother dave number 8 was retired before him. this is a big deal at bull dog stadium. na star paul george. fresno state alum showed up with his brother david by his side. he gave the pregame pep talk. says it should have been just three words. >> win, just win, baby. no, they were like, what? that's not even

you can hear more of that interview in ‘the unstoppable sharapova?ich is on the bbc news channel, this friday at 9.30pm. and we finish with some breathtaking pictures from mauritius of the strapless kite surfing championships. the sport is very different from traditional kite surfing in that the board is not strapped to your feet, so you have to rely on your balance to remain upright. with the stunning backdrop of le morne peninsula off mauirtius, italian airton cozzolino won the men's competition, and moona whyte claimed the world title in the women's event, while the rest of us all watched slack—jawed in amazement. that's all from sportsday. everton against atalanta in the europa league is just about at half—time. follow that on our website. 3-0 3—0 down at half—time. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening i , but from us, it's goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news. let's turn to one of today's stories, a man who spent more than 11 years in prison despite being originally sentenced to spend just ten months behind bars is

maria sharapova's made it through to the ath round, in herfirst grand slam event since returning to the sofia kenin, on the main show court — arthur ashe court — where she's plyed all three of her matches, in the tournament so far. and afterwards she hit back at caroline wozniacki's complaints, that sharapova gets favourable treatment, when it comes to the show courts. with regards to scheduling, as you know, i don't make the schedule and you know i'm a pretty big competitor and if you put me out in the parking lot of queen's in new york city, i'm happy to play there. that's not what matters to me. all that matters to me is i'm in the fourth round and i'm not sure where she is. the final practice for tomorrow's grand prix at monza has been delayed indefinitely. they should be speeding around right now but the race director has ruled the conditions are not safe. mercedes' va ltteri bottas conditions are not safe. mercedes' valtteri bottas was quickest yesterday in practice. qualifying sta rts yesterday in practice. qualifying starts at 1pm this afternoon. you can starts at 1pm this after

maria sharapova i5 through to the fourth round of her first grand slam since returning from a 15 months so far on the main court which has led to complaints from other players who have not been scheduled on the show courts. the fifth seed caroline wozniacki has been particularly critical saying sharapova is getting favourable treatment. regarding scheduling, a5 regarding scheduling, as you know, i don't make a schedule. i am a big competitor and i would be happy to play in the parking court at wean5. but i am in the third round and i am not sure where she is. —— at queen's. the 23—time grand slam champion, serena williams, has given birth to a baby girl at a clinic in florida. sports stars and celebrities have sent their congratulations. a name hasn't been announced yet williams though had already said that she was planning to return to tennis for the australian open in january. will have more sport coming up for you at 6:30pm in sport5day, and just to let you know it is still you at 6:30pm in sport5day, and just to let you know it is 5till1—1 in that qualifier with georgia. thank you.

maria sharapova has responded to her critics in a uk exclusive interview with the bbc.— but she wasn't welcomed by some players. eugenie bouchard branded her a cheat and andy murray said he was surprised that so many top level athletes apparently had heart conditions. i don't think it's for them to really have an opinion because they don't have the facts. so, you know, ithink that those are the types of words that make headlines and they will be used as headlines, but ultimately this is my career and ifaced it head on and i admitted my mistake, and i went about it and i served my suspension and now i'm back. a canadian player said you shouldn't be allowed back into the sport, it sends the wrong message. what do you think? can occur those comments is not based on factors i don't take them into depression. white matter what are the facts? as you aren't a teacher? of course. -- you aren't a cheetah. eugenie bouchard branded her a cheat and andy murray said you can see the full interview ‘the unstoppable sharapova' on the bbc news channel, this friday at 9.30pm. essex are o

such a stinging comment from sharapova.ight '{ (£5"i;st;£2;;e£:.1::§£¢57>~:—?§=4:73 e—z. when gloucester full back jason woodward popped up in the 82nd minute, of the game, to snatch an opening day victory. in the nights other premiership game, newcastle beat worcester 35—8. the expanded pro 14 also got underway last night and it was an impressive start for ulster. they beat league debuta nts the south african side the cheetahs 42—19. all black, charles pee—a—tow, scoring one of ulster‘s six tries. there were also wins, for edinburgh and munster. iam sure i am sure all of us would have played crazy golf at some point. but did you know if you're good enough, you can turn professional. the world championships took place in hastings, earlier this summer and the british team, leave for croatia this week for the world adventure golf masters. earlier this summer they came flocking to the home of crazy golf at hastings which has hosted the world championship for the last 15 yea rs. world championship for the last 15 years. it may

you can see the full interview ‘the unstoppable sharapova ?'d from next year's winter olympics. the games start in under five months but the group, including the uk and united states, said the ioc‘s failure to hold russia to account for their doping scandal, endangered the future of the olympic movement. meanwhile, british bobsleigh head coach dominik scherrer has resigned. injune, the bbc revealed athletes had written to british bobsleigh to complain of "bullying, racism, sexism and discrimination". there's no suggestion of any wrong—doing by scher—rer. wrong—doing by scherrer. play has been called off for the day at the fifth and final women's golf major of the year — the evian championship in france. constant rain meant that the french ducks were the only winners, at least providing a few birdies today. the first group had completed eight holes when play was called off meaning that the event is now a 5a—hole tournament starting tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. all media editor is at the world televisio

maria sharapova is out of the us open.king her return to grand slam tennis following a 15—month drugs ban, but lost in the fourth round to latvian anastasija sevastova. chris froome has extended his overall lead at the vuelta a espana, after a tough day in the mountains. he now leads his nearest rival by over a minute. there are six stages to go after today‘s rest day. jordan henderson will again captain england against slovakia in tonight‘s crucial world cup qualifier at wembley. elsewhere, scotland host malta, and northern ireland take on the czech republic. iam sure i am sure they can do that, can‘t they? sorry, have you finished your toast? and luxembourg and france drawing 0—0. toast? and luxembourg and france drawing 0-0. and we will have a look at the weather. good morning. we have a bit of a grey start to the day to day. this scene was taken yesterday in saint leonards on sea in east sussex. similar skies across many parts of the country today. we have some cloud, some drizzly rain but for some of us it is set to b

. >> also going one-on-one with maria sharapova this morning. she's here to talk about all that and a lot more, wrote it in her book as she drives into it. >>> t-boz. the entire time she was on the road she was in and out of the hospital. new music out all coming up. >> she don'tan >> yeah, she don't want no scrubs. love that. >>> i'm tempted to make a transition but i'm not going to because we're moving on to hurricane irma and the aftermath of hurricane irma. a lot of devastation in jacksonville and abc's linsey davis is there, a lot of flooding, linsey. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, george. this morning jacksonville is just now beginning the process of recovery after historic flooding. you, of course, remember the movie "a river runs through it," that's the scene through downtown a result of ten inches of rainfall coupled with massive storm surge. many residents ignored warnings to evacuate and as a result there have been more than 100 water rescues in neighborhoods along the st. john's river. the national guard brought in deep wate

pasamos al tenis, sharapova vvenciÓ.veza, sin ganar las. la persona que ganÓ ha tenido que entrenar en el gimnasio para cargar todo ese peso. recuerde que nos vemos esta noche con mÁs noticias e informaciÓn. >> pásale, chaparrito. ah, qué guapo. ahorita le vas a dar muchos, muchos besos a tu mami y le deseas suerte en su primer día. tobías: ¿su primer día de qué? laura: ¿te acuerdas que te dije que apenas hoy iba a empezar a trabajar? tobías: [asiente] laura: ok, bueno, entonces papá o la abuela estela van a pasar por ti a la escuela. pero en las noches yo voy a llegar a cenar contigo y siempre a leerte un cuento. ¿ok? tobías: sí. laura: bueno, ratón, te amo. que tengas muy bonito día. >> ay, chico guapo. muy bien. ya nos vamos. laura: mi amor, dejé todo en el pizarrón anotado y si se te olvida algo, cualquier cosa que se te ofrezca, por favor-- >> mi amor, mi amor, ya, tranquilízate. todo

strike -- >>> and sharapova completed 54 unforced errors. she will move on to the quarterfinals as well. >>> and they played through the brain out there. this was a car for 17. -- par for -- 4 on the 17. justin thomas buries a long birdie putt. thomas had a low round for the day. thomas goes into the final tomorrow tied for the lead with mark leishman. >>> nfl teams have cut down their rosters to 53. calhoun was let go. but last years third round pick was not for long. he signed with the oakland practice squad today. they spent the weekend look back at his alma mater. and carlos car had his jersey retired last night. >> i dreamed of this moment since i was a little boy. and now it has happened. [ cheers and applause ] i hope that i gave all of you at least one game or one play or one moment that you can remember here. >> what a great thing for the carr family. now they have two nfl quarterbacks. >> and maybe a little guy down the road. stroke -- >>> we will be right back. of beer... in none other than germany! the challenge? carry 27 mugs...

charlie: maria sharapova is here. she is a five-time grand slam tennis champion.umber one on five different occasions through her career. in 2016, she was suspended in competition for two years after testing positive for a banned substance. her sentence was shortened to 15 months after the court found she bore no significant fault and did not intend to cheat. she writes about that ordeal and her personal journey to the top of the tennis world in a book

former us open champion maria sharapova follows muguruza out of the tournament.wing a 15 month doping ban. she lost in the fourth round to anastasija sevastova. it's evenly poised between bangladesh and australia heading into the second day of the second and final test in chittagong. bangladesh remember pulled off a surprise victory in the first test so australia must win this match to level the series. spinner nathan lyon took four quick wickets and bangladesh collapsed to 117 for five after winning the toss. but the hosts clawed themselves back into it and closed on a more respectable 253 for six. if you've ever been frustrated on a golf course you'll know how sergio garcia feels here. after slamming his putter into a sprinkler head and damaging it he then had to continue his round without that club. he ends up putitng with his driver — little too much on that one...all he ends up putting with his driver — little too much on that one...all because he lost his temper — he ended up with a round of 75. the us open championjustin thomas is top of the leaderboard af

shah maria sharapova has returned to the tour in april after 15 months doping ban.layer bruscha rd branded banned list in 2016. the canadian player bruschard branded her a cheat. andy murray said he was surprised that so many top level athletes had heart conditions. it is not for them to have an opinion as they don't have the fa cts . opinion as they don't have the facts. those are the words that will make headlines and used at head lines but this is my career. ifaced it head on and i admitted my mistake and went on about it and served my suspension, and now i'm back. the canadian player, said you were a cheater, you should not be allowed back into the sport. what do you think of that? i think that is not based on fact. is that the fact, that you are not a cheater? exactly. the full interview is on the bbc news channel tomorrow at 9.30pm. the uk and the united states say that the ioc‘s filature to hold russia to account for the doping scandal has endangered the future of the sport. injune, the bbc revealed that athletes had written to the ioc, claiming that bob slat