she since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou? ,, . , since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou?n, and shall be started very _ were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. - were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. we - shall be started very well. we wonder how emma raducanu, playing on this stadium with a capacity of nearly 2a,000 for the first time in her career, and we have the answer. she did 11 games in a row, and i thinka she did 11 games in a row, and i think a lot of people thought she could definitely win this match. but they are staggered by progress... she has made through the draw. regularly dismantling the top 50 players. england will have played a top 50. preparations are continuing today. she's been practising away from the media, and its business as normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. juat normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. , , ., .~' normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. , , ., a ., her life. just a quick word, we heard you _ her life. just a quick word, we heard you losing _ her life. just a quick

the 18—year—old beat the american shelby rogers in straight sets.s from new york. an incredible match by emma raducanu, the young tennis phenom from britain playing in the hallowed arthur ashe stadium, against an american, no less. but if she was nervous, it did not show. instead, she relied on the skill that got her this far in the tournament. although she struggled at the very beginning, she quickly found her groove and came back roaring, eventually beating opponent american shelby rogers on home court. commentator: what a way to take the opening set! - raducanu has won all of her matches at the us open in straight sets, an incredible feat for the teenager, whose only previous grand slam experience was just two months ago. umpire: game, set l and match, raducanu. two sets to love, 6—2, 6—1. what a moment for emma raducanu. raducanu is only 18 years old, made a name for herself at wimbledon and is solidifying her reputation here in america. next up is the quarterfinals on wednesday, possibly under the lights of the evening sessions here in new york

support and it made me feel extremely welcome here, and i'm really grateful, and even to play shelby rogersort and hear my name being chanted in the crowd, i couldn't believe it and it meant so much and i'm really, really happy and just super grateful to everyone out there. . , ., super grateful to everyone out there. . , super grateful to everyone out there. . i. , ., , super grateful to everyone out there. . , ., there. have you been able to take a moment _ there. have you been able to take a moment to _ there. have you been able to take a moment to enjoy - there. have you been able to take a moment to enjoy it? l take a moment to enjoy it? yeah, at the end of the date we have moments with the team and it is nice, we all get to regroup and chat through the day and what just regroup and chat through the day and whatjust happened. we go get frozen yoga together. and we had dinner and just treatment, recoverfor and we had dinner and just treatment, recover for the next day. treatment, recover for the next da . ., ., treatment, recover for the next da. ., day. how do you feel about your next

she's taking on the home favourite shelby rogers at the us open having not lost even a set so far at and she was broken in her opening game. shelby rogers knocked out ash barty in the last round, but i can see that raducanu has held her second service game, so she is 2—1 down in that opening set, and you can follow it on the website. it's been a paralympics to rememberfor britain. they came second in the medals table in tokyo with a remarkable 1;1 golds coming home, and a number of the team are arriving back this evening. our senior sports news reporter laura scott is at heathrow for us in anticipation of that. ican i can see the flag is waving behind you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say- — you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say- a _ you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say. a lot _ you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say. a lot of— you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say. a lot of cheering - you. what is the mood like? joyous, i would say. a lot of cheering as - i would say. a lot of cheering as the athletes, through the arrivals hall, abou

continues — she's through to her first grand slam quarterfinal, after easing past home favourite shelby rogers— and didn't look back either, winning six games in a row to win the first set 6—2. and her dominance didn't stop there — raducanu winning a further five games in a row in the second set to put her on the verge of victory. the 18—year—old served it out, winning the second set 6—1 injust 29 minutes, and will play the olympic champion belinda bencic for a place in the semi finals. europe have retained golf�*s solheim cup after a thrilling final day of singles in ohio. rookie matilda castren beat lizette salas to claim the crucial 14th point they needed to beat the usa and against the odds retain the trophy. england's batting disintegrated at the oval today, as an inspired performance from india's bowlers saw them take ten wickets on the final day and win the fourth test by 157 runs to go 2—1 up in the series. england resumed on 77 without loss, chasing 368 to win. they lost two wickets in the morning session, rory burns reached 50, but was out next ball. his fellow opener, haseeb hameed,

she knocked off the last american woman standing shelby rogers in straight sets.aid that she was bracing for abuse on social media from those mad at her for losing after they beat ash barty. >> obviously we appreciate the spotlight in those moments. but then you have today and i'll have 9 million death threats and what not. so it is very much polarizing, one extreme to the other very quickly. i could probably go to my profile now and i'm probably a fat figupig and you know, wordst i can't say right now. but it is what it is. you try not to take it to heart and it is unfortunate side of any sport and what we do. >> yeah, rogers' comments just a couple days after sloan stevens said she received thousands of abusive messages after her third round loss. >>> and on to baseball, red sox in the ninth inning yesterday, austin meadows hits to center field. and it will hit the wall just above alex's glove. he turns on the jets. he scores the game-tying run on an inside the park home run. tampa bay goes on to win 11-10 in ten innings. rays were down 7-1 after the second inni

shelby rogers stared in the eyes of adversity and adversity blinked first. rogers rallied back to stun barde and advance to the fourth round. rogers is the only american woman to reach the second week. >>> to the pitch, scoreless until the 89th minute. dominique bachie ahead and into the net. game winner for the rapids. snoedz loses for the first time san jose loses for the first time in 11 matches. >>> trying to hang onto his lead in the tour championship. rolls in the long birdie putt here. sinks it on 18. the winner earns $15 million. my dad should have put a golf club in my hand when he was younger. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've

it's a different story for shelby rogers.he is playing tennis beyond her years. from 2—0 down to 6—2, the first set done injust 38 minutes. as the last us woman in the tournament, rogers was expected to be roared on by the crowd. instead they sat silent, shocked and surprised, simply in awe. less than half an hour had gone in the second set when raducanu sealed the win. it means a lot to have gone out there and to have performed. from the beginning i received so much support. they've made me feel extremely welcome here. i'm really grateful. to play shelby, who is american, and receive that much support and hear my name being chanted, i couldn't believe it. it meant so much. i'm really, really happy and super grateful to everybody out there. raducanu had to come through the qualifiers to get this far. seven matches played, not a single set of dropped. tickets to see the next big tennis star in action are going to be harder and harder to come by. michael redford, bbc news. europe have retained golf�*s solheim cup after a thrill

this is american shelby rogers that topped off ashley barder. could not build momentum against emma. look at that forehand. one it 6-2 and served here and after the return to the net, 6- 1, 6-2 and game the youngest to weech a quarter final and the second teenager in new york. no american women left. >>> college football emotions run high. right after an overtime game. so here is notre dame's brian kelley immediately after his 9th ranked irish beat unranked florida state. >> i am in favor of execution. maybe the entire team needs to be executed after tonight. >>> that got social media's attention. big time. he was channeling the old ball coach john mccab from the buccaneers. kelley responded. >> it is an all john mccab quote. i was kidding tongue and cheek. was it taken serious? are you crazy nobody likes to be funny anymore. >> welcome to social media. >> they don't remember john mccabe. >> the buccaneers were 0-14 in 1976 but today, you got to be careful what you say. >> that's right. >> people are liberal. >> they don't remember john mccabe.

raducanu faces american shelby rogers laterfor a place in the quarters, and we're joined in the studio the tournament for radio 5live. good to see. thanks for being on today. good to see. thanks for being on toda . . ~ good to see. thanks for being on toda . . ,, i. ., good to see. thanks for being on toda . . ,, ., . a phenomenal run so far, not dropped a set — is she free from any pressures being away from home? the fans at flushing meadows seem to have really got behind her. potentially free from the professional flushing meadows? she started professional flushing meadows? sue: started the professional flushing meadows? 5ie: started the year professional flushing meadows? 5i9 started the year at 183 in the world and now she is williamson alive rankings and is one win away from her first rankings and is one win away from herfirst grand slam quarterfinal appearance and this is just her first grand slam appearance. this is her debut, she has played six matches and is yet to drop a set. she is fierce, she is ruthless and loving it. the new york atmosphere can be intimidating and she is

w flushing meadows continuing with a dominant wind of american shelby rogers, elliptic champion belinda cheek. i was just soaking it all in really it's really trying to enjoy the moment and it's, it's something that you kind of dream of like to play on ash. it's the biggest cool in the world. so soon i really didn't expect to be here. so i just really wanted to be in the president and take it all in quarter final at sean. she's the features world number 2 dano med for depth and it's the other 18 year old and the women's draw layla fernandez of canada. the night session that includes the french sharp and champion barbara creature covert and spanish. teenager call us across a brazilian police have opened an investigation into the fortunes pinion place, who are accused of breaking covered 19 quarantine rules. the origin siena scott has now left brazil back in training. here in one is aries. on sunday they woke up qualifier, and so paula was abandoned when health officials run on the page, claiming that seems english bass players shouldn't have been allowed to play. a president. joining fra

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funnel grand slam of the faith and they'll straighten was beaten in round 3 of us opened by 100 shelby rogers. me thank you for joining us. the battle for control of afghanistan span g valley is intensify with taliban and resist inside is both claiming to have the upper hand. the region surrounded by mountains north of cobble is the last to hold out against stanley band roll. more fierce fighting is being reported between the national resistance front, made up of malicious and form rock gun security force members. and taliban forces both sides claim they've infected heavy losses. a top us general has warned there's a chance of a broader civil war that's bringing our corresponding char stratford, who's in campbell for is our tony. i know you've been speaking to people in pantry, tell us about the latest jo, harry and also the significance of this balance. we have, i know. okay, we seem to have lost the connection to child stradford there, but we hopefully we'll get back. we'll get back to him in just a moment when reestablish that connection. meanwhile, aide is slowly starting to come into a g

grand slam of the season deal straight and has been beaten in around 3 of the us open by home shelby rogers. ah thank you very much for joining us. we begin with breaking news from guinea in west africa where heavy gunfire has erupted near the presidential palace in the capital con crate. the in the military has been deployed on the streets and is urging people to stay home. it's unclear who is responsible for the gunfire. report say, several presidential gods may be wounded. this is the presidential palace in the car loom business district in conner, cree where heavily armed soldiers have been seen guarding the area. some reports say president of con day was near the presidential palace hotel, car loom as bringing west africa correspondence, nicholas hoc was following developments from senegal. he joined us on the line from the car, a very fluid situation. nick today in connor cree. what's the latest you're hearing? well, i mean that the question of the all people, all citizens of guinea are asking themselves right now is who is in charge of the country. there's been numerous pictures circ

shelby rogers is playing raducanu after beating australian world number one ashleigh barty.isit girl. she absolutely blew away her last opponent in the last round. she now has selby rogers, as you say, the last standing american woman in the tour so far so this will be a tough, tough test for anna but she says she has learnt from the wimbledon experience where she pulled out in the first stage where she was effectively hit by a bit of nerves perhaps and had dizziness and had to pull out early and had problems breathing. this time around it looks like she is much more confident. she is playing so much better. a lot of people are tipping her already for future success. we look at the people who have done this well in majors and got the salas teenagers, they are huge names in the women�*s game. if you can go on and emulate that that would be absolutely incredible and a lot of people are very excited about emma raducanu. she is somebody who has much come into her own in the last six months. world number one a few months ago and now she has the stomach 150 and it now looks like s

the australian lost to america's shelby rogers in a third round match that went on for more than two. here in the uk, the opposition labour party says it believes there's a strong case to vaccinate healthy children against covid, to prevent any further disruption to their education. ministers have asked the uk's four chief medical officers to consider the broader implications, after government vaccine advisers recommended against vaccinations of all 12—to 15—year olds. our health correspondent, jim reed, reports. in the united states, they've been vaccinating children for months now. france and germany, too, have been pressing ahead. in this country, though, there is still uncertainty. government advisers have said the medical benefit alone does not justify jabbing all those between 12 and 15 years old. it's left parents waiting for ministers to make a final decision. if it's going to free up our world and our country more, to give us freedom and protect our children and things in schools, then absolutely, i've got no objection whatsoever. we don't know that much about it, so ijust t

final grant sam of the season gil strain was beating in round 3 of the us open by home players. shelby rogers largest came back from being 5 to down in the final set against the rain was intention. well, number 43, eventually winning the deciding sets in the high break to move to the last 60 to every 20. good. so i'm sorry i you guys are awesome. i didn't want to leave. i mean, i just said, you know, make, try to stay and mad. i can't get any words or every time i try something different . you can't win everything with tennis, match that you play and i'm proud of myself. i'm proud of my team for all the efforts we put in over the last 6 months. it's been absolutely incredible. i think we, we could have lost much more. honestly, i probably wouldn't change a thing with, with all of the, the tough moments that we have had. it's created some of the most enjoyable experiences and not learn so much about myself. watches the play button and the final in rounds form, the 18 o drops just one game in a straight to win over that. so the best form of the time is through to the last 16 . her 2nd grade bra

she was not expecting the excitement of the last 16 match but the australian loss to america's shelby rogerswhat she had achieved. something she can relate to. a new story shining in new york. this has been the opening weekend of the women's super league. arsenal took an early lead against the champions, chelsea. chelsea just equalised in the last couple of minutes. brighton take on west ham later. europe have a three—point lead over the usa heading into the second day of the cup in ohio. europe dominated the opening. the defending champions won three out of the four matches. they went on to win their afternoon as well. the second day is just getting going in ohio. europe are up in two of those early matches and you can follow that on the bbc sport website and we will have updates to the rest of the day. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. economic and social uncertainty is growing in afghanistan, as the country still awaits an announcement of the new taliban government. it had been expected earlier this week — but no reason has been given for the apparent delay. meanwhil

third qualifier in the open era to reach the elite eight at the open with a seven day win over shelby rogers just three games in the victory which took just over an hour. the brick moving on, the olympic gold medalist for a spot in the semifinals. o'connor is not the only teen in the elite eight. she joins canada's layla fernandez who turned 19 on monday. you can watch all of the action from flushing meadows every night on tennis channel. ♪ jonathan: yields are higher, the curve is steeper, the equity market not doing much at all. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york we begin with the big issue. september gets in early downgraded. >> payback came early. >> q3 was weaker. >> september is a critical month. >> post labor day was the game plan. >> the payrolls report. >> new school year is a wildcard. >> a lot of companies are starting to push back the back to office. >> major corporations have pushed off the full return to office. >> you have given

the excitement of a last 16 match with top seed ash barty, but the australian lost to america's shelby rogershining in new york. stuart pollitt, bbc news. it looks like another gripping day of golf in ohio. europe had a healthy 3—point lead over the usa heading into the second day. the foursome;s are well under way, and as you can see, europe up in two. a really strong start from the europeans who are the defending champions. follow coverage from ohio and the latest in the dutch grand prix — as well the rest of the live action on the bbc sport website. also, formula 1 is under way, the finalfew also, formula 1 is under way, the final few laps also, formula 1 is under way, the finalfew laps in holland, max verstappen as it stands, leads and will leave the standings ahead of lewis hamilton and then something spectacular happens over the last few laps and you can follow the end of that race in the bbc sport website as well. it is a four tv kind of day to day, sean, if you are following sport. you have got eyes on the back of your head! it is following sport. you have got eyes on the back of your

continues — she's through to her first grand slam quarterfinal, after easing past home favourite shelby rogerso put her on the verge of victory. the 18—year—old served it out, winning the second set 6—1 injust 29 minutes, and will play the olympic champion belinda bencic for a place in the semi finals. europe have retained golf�*s solheim cup after a thrilling final day of singles in ohio. rookie matilda castren beat lizette salas to claim the crucial 1ath point they needed to beat the usa and against the odds retain the trophy. england's batting disintegrated at the oval today, as an inspired performance from india's bowlers saw them take ten wickets on the final day and win the fourth test by 157 runs to go 2—1 up in the series. england resumed on 77 without loss, chasing 368 to win. they lost two wickets in the morning session, rory burns reached 50, but was out next ball. his fellow opener, haseeb hameed, made 63 — but when he fell after lunch, that sparked a mini collapse that really knocked the stuffing out of england. they lost four wickets forjust six runs. ollie pope and johnny bairst

. >>> the dream run of the british teen is continuing after her victory shelby rogers. >>> and doctorsao paulo treating an 80-year-old and he is recovering well after undergoing surgery to remove a few more from his colon. we wish him all the very best at this time. rosemary, back to you. >> thank you so much, patrick. >>> and ground-breaking surgery in israel has given one-year-old twin girls a precious gift. for the first time in their lives, they are able to see each other face-to-face. these little girls were born conjoined at the back of their heads. they were separated sunday after a grueling surgery that took more than 12 hours. the lead doctor gave an update during the procedure. >> translator: the neurosurgery part of the surgery of the twins' separation has ended. we've done the reconstruction of the brain membrane, reconstruction of the skull and now the plastic surgeons continue the surgery for the sealing of the skin. to our delight, everything went as we had hoped. >> the girls' surgery took months of preparation. the hospital says that it is the first separation of its k

the excitement of a last 16 match with top seed ash barty, but the australian lost to america's shelby rogershat she had achieved, something emma raducanu can relate to. a new star is shining in new york. stuart pollitt, bbc news. what a win for her. the paralympics closing ceremony takes place in the next few hours in tokyo, drawing a close to another successful games for great britain. rachael latham is in tokyo for us — a few more medals today to add to paralympic gb�*s impressive haul. yes, this morning started with a bronze medalfor great yes, this morning started with a bronze medal for great britain yes, this morning started with a bronze medalfor great britain in the wheelchair basketball. that match was against spain. in tokyo, all eyes were on the gold—medal match, japan versus the usa and it was a nail—biting fourth quarter. the leader bounced between the two countries because only in the final minutes, the usa dominated, defending their title and winning that gold—medal. the marathon also went ahead this morning and david weir pushed to fifth place. he said he wanted a bronze meda

open tennis tournament, unseeded american shelby rogers looked shocked as she edged world number ones. few predicted the result, possibly the thrilled underdog hefz. she was down 5-2 in the final set before mounting a serious comeback winning a tiebreaker and moves on to the round of 16. >>> closing ceremony for the paralympics is just hours away. athletes from around the world competed in tokyo and broke dozens of records. china is cdominating the medal count with 96 golds. great britain a distant second followed by the united states and the russian paralympic committee. >>> despite warnings from health officials, tens of thousands of school-aged children have been attending the games, two teachers in eastern japan tested positive for covid-19 after excorting their students to the paralympics. blake essig has more from tokyo. >> reporter: for more than a month, this is what it's looked like inside hospitals and clinics across tokyo. children, some cases as young as 1-month-old, testing positive for covid-19. fueled by the delta variant, the number of kids testing positive for covid

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open, at flushing meadows, queens, 28-year-old american, shelby rogers, who was unseated, beat the world'syer, australian -- rodgers is the last female american player standing, the next match is tomorrow against another teenager from the united kingdom. >> listen to that crowd! well, despite the cdc warning, unvaccinated americans not to travel, millions of people are expected to get away for the holiday weekend. health officials are worried about the spread, as the u.s. is already seeing four times as many cases, and more than twice as many hospitalizations compared to this time last year. and that is with 62% of americans having received at least their first dose of the vaccine. now, joining you for more insight into the numbers is doctor robert laquita, professor of medicine and workers in new york medical college. doctor, good morning, thank you for being with us. you know, i have heard doctors and health experts on air in the weeks leading up to this, we would eventually see a leveling off with this delta surge. but is that still the prognosis? >> well, we are seeing a bump of 166,00

it's a different story for shelby rogers.rprised, simply in awe. less than half an hour had gone in the second set when raducanu sealed the win. it means a lot to have gone out there and to have performed. from the beginning i received so much support. they've made me feel extremely welcome here. i'm really grateful. to play shelby, who is american, and receive that much support and hear my name being chanted, i couldn't believe it. it meant so much. i'm really, really happy and super grateful to everybody out there. raducanu had to come through the qualifiers to get this far. seven matches played, not a single set of dropped. tickets to see the next big tennis star in action are going to be harder and harder to come by. michael redford, bbc news. she's amazing, isn't she? europe have retained golf�*s solheim cup after a thrilling final day of singles in ohio. leading 9—7 at the start of the day, europe got the five points they needed to secure the trophy. rookie matilda castren with the winning moments, as she beat lizette s

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in the next round raducanu will play american shelby rogers who stunned top seed ash barty.ze medal match. rachael latham is in tokyo for us — another successful game for paralympics gb draws to a close. yes. the bronze medal went to great britain but this morning all eyes in tokyo would have been on the gold medal match. it was usa versus japan and it was a nail—biting fourth—quarter. the lead literally bounced between the countries in the final few minutes, bounced between the countries in the finalfew minutes, usa bounced between the countries in the final few minutes, usa took that lead. they won the gold medal and they have continued to rain dominance here in the wheelchair basketball, defending their title from rio. in the marathon, david weir pushed, came for. he said he was very happy with his time. it is the fastest he has gone in years but the fastest he has gone in years but the final medal of these games in tokyo for great britain went to kristin combs in the men's edmonton. just to reflect on the last 12 days of competition, rate britain has 124 medals —— great

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she's relishing the prospect of playing in front of 20 thousand fans against the home favourite shelby rogersn into. there's a surprise new leader at the tour of britain — thanks to the best day's work of his career, from american rider robin carpenter. carpenter made a solo bid for the stage win on dartmoor, and held off the chasing peloton all the way to the finish in exeter, winning stage two, and taking the overall lead by 22 seconds. the race finishes in aberdeen on sunday. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. great stuff. thank you very much. let's return now to education as today millions of pupils return to classrooms in england and wales, amid fears of a spike in students with covid. we are speaking to two head teachers of primary schools to find out their plans for the new academic year, the challenges they face in terms of capture plans and the mental health of and teachers. —— catch up plans. with me is simon kidwell who is the headteacher at hartford manor primary. and, also, i'm joined by emma meadus who is a headteacher at coppice valley in harrogate. good aft

britain's emma raducanu faces home favourite shelby rogers in the last 16 at the us open tonight.ho he now leads by three points. his mercedes team mate valterri bottas was third. in ohio, it's all set for an enthralling final day at the solheim cup. the usa dominated yesterday's early foursomes to reduce europe's lead to a single point. but after a topsy turvy afternoon fourballs, europe have a slender lead going into todays singles. and paralympic gb are reflecting on a brilliant games injapan, finishing second in the medal table with 124 medals, including 41 golds. two of those golds were won by swimmer maisie summers newton. she told me what it was like racing alongside her hero. when i first started racing against ellie simmonds after she came back from rio that was surreal for me because she has always been such an idol for me and someone i have always looked up to such a race against her is really strange but i have definitely got used to it over the past few years. she has such an inspiration, good friend and lovely person. to have her in the cool room and having that pers

emma raducanu faces shelby rogers in the last 16 of the us open later on this evening.o'clock news. pupils are starting their first full week of school today in england, wales and northern ireland — as the chief medical 0fficers in the uk consider what to do about vaccinating teenagers. the current advice is that only 12—to—15 year olds with health vulnerabilities should be offered the covid jab. the government says the measures in place in england's schools strike a balance between safety and reducing disruption. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. teacher 0wen harvey started 2021 in hospital with coronavirus. he was away from his primary school class for months. barely able to walk, 0wen gradually built back his strength in his garden. so this school year is a big step back to normal for this teacher, now vaccinated, and for pupils, who'll be able to mix freely in the playground. we're just excited to get everybody back into school and to get back to something like a normal curriculum, do assemblies again, get that lovely social feeling that schools have bee

shelby, iowa. >> shoutout to our brother, roger, in elizabethtown. >> we are the millers celebrating madison's birthdaywe are the staley's from heimerville, georgia we are celebrating 25 years of wedded bliss with you today. >> travel down from toronto to see broadway back in action. ♪ >> all right broadway is back you guys, welcome back to "today." it's a tuesday morning we are so happy that you're starting your day with us. a nice crowd out there little broadway action >> get outside in a bit, by the way. we have a packed hour ahead and more for you tomorrow on "today" as we kick off national heritage hispanic month and a group of business owners who found quite the way to thrive during the pandemic we will have that for you tomorrow. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00 hurricane nicholas battered the gulf coast with heavy rain and w wind not along before the power outages began. morgan chesky is in the middle of it. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this is why you do not take a tropical storm likely. officials knew it could strengthen overnight, exactly what nicholas did, making landfal