di stefano was actually you know he was an election and he's one of these people that i'm talking to he represents what the club represents it's tough passion for the club he was an incredible player the bar was so high morale continually met and even raised that standard galactic goes team of the ninety's and thousands were packed with ludicrous talents. and they've in fact can be i can speak personally from when i was a kid you know if i was my kind of hero along with two thousand and the current same features the best player at the world cup among others. barcelona too has a history packed with attacking geniuses romario maradona and rivaldo. and you can't talk about barcelona without mentioning johan cruyff so like madrid the catalans are determined to bring the best players in the world to spain and that's when they're not bringing them through their own ranks they represent something which is sort of a modern spain. a different sentiment a feeling of like we can achieve great things abroad this in four years of madness with the world's three genuine superstars playing in the le

i had gotten contacts with stefano and we talked about length and i said i have my own story and to -- i am a mother, i have three beautiful children and also a teacher. for me to -- my message is we got to let the children know that it's okay to speak. it's time. they need to know it's okay and that they can feel safe to speak out. >> to message to others, because there are many women maybe had a childhood experience, a teen experience. we know what happened allegedly in the case most recently of dr. ford. people who might feel that the result of that hearing and that political process is to teach people not to come forward. what would be your message to victims? >> to definitely come forward and since we have done this documentary i've had women and men approach me and tell me their story. and to know that we're not alone. and that our voices are important. and that we need to be heard. and to -- so it is important. don't -- you can't carry this. if you have -- that's what we're trying to get out. we want do get that message out. it is okay to speak. >> and finally to those who watc

nishikori, who last won this event in 2014, came through 6—3, 7—5, and he'll now face stefanos tsitsipasumber two seed kevin anderson, but he had to come from a set down to beat australia's matthew ebden. this was a first round match, and anderson plays frances tiafoe of the usa next. former england captain andrew strauss has stepped down as england's director of cricket after 3.5 years in the role. strauss had taken a break in may after his wife entered a new period of treatment for cancer. andy flower, who's covered for him, will continue in an interim role before a full—time replacement is found. the former england captain says 2019 as a year is potentially the most important the game has had in this country with the world cup and ashes series on home soil. the coach says that strauss has already left plenty to work with. we've spent the last two or three yea rs we've spent the last two or three years having plenty of meetings about the processes we want to go through and where we want to be, sort of, 12 months out and heading into the world cup. zoe lot of that work has already been

. >> stefano. >> stefano, nice to meet you. you're here to talk about the painting?ah. >> i'm looking just to accent stuff. >> right. that wall right there and this wall right here could be your accent wall, as well as that one right there. ♪ >> in order for me to move forward with my marketing plan, i wanna see any and everything that andrew has. so andrew wanted to take me back into the garage to show me his delivery vehicle. oh, this is cool. >> this is the fetchmobile. >> they wrapped and the whole deal? >> uh-huh. and look. and look, and look. >> well, i mean-- >> no. >> wait a minute. >> there is no "well." >> it's a scratch. so a team member did that? >> yeah. carelessness. >> it's called an accident. i mean, andrew, you do understand that things happen, right? >> oh, i understand, but not constantly. >> the question is do you have enough patience and tolerance to educate them, to train them, to forgive them? >> [scoffs] i have seen my employees whittle away at the integrity of la dogworks...by stupidity, by laziness. by not--not coming to work. you hire peopl

stefanos tsitsipas of greece has made his way through to the second round, with a three—set win overked i3ist in the world, the greek star won his first match on the atp tour in shanghai. now he is the world number 15, with an outside chance of qualifying for the tour finals in london next month. but milos raonic‘s hopes of qualifying for the tour finals took a blow. the canadian was beaten in three sets by american mackenzie mcdonald. mcdonald, a qualifier here, took the decider 6—3. and three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka is out, too. returning from knee surgery, the swiss is still not looking his best, and was beaten in three sets by world number 19 borna coric. chinese guard ding yanyuhang caused a stir as he scored points for the dallas mavericks, as the nba team beat the philadelphia 76ers to wrap up their china games series. fans had been chanting all game for the chinese player to take to the court, and they finally get their wish in the fourth quarter. he committed a foul, as boos rang around the stadium, but then made it onto the scoresheet with a free throw, which

he's got kevin anderson in the last eight, after he overcame stefanos tsitsipas and their quarter—finalfar from his best against spain's roberto bautista agut but did enough to reach the quarter—finals with a three—set win. the top seed is fighting to defend the title and his world number two spot. and usman khawaja's seventh test century steered australia to a remarkable draw with pakistan in dubai on thursday. at 136—3 in their second innings, the aussies were chasing a62 for an unlikely victory. australia reached lunch without losing any wickets, khawaja battled on, reaching his century from 224 balls. his side played one ball short of 140 overs, longer than they've ever batted in the fourth innings of a test, to muster 362—8 and save the game. former england captain wayne rooney, now playing in the mls, has been getting all nostalgic about manchester united. but not about the football, it was about the fashion. take a look at this. some brilliant clothing combinations going on there. from the left is paul scholes, rio ferdinand, rooney himself, alan smith and john o'shea. rooney sim

were meeting one of the blocks strategists italy's stefano months are easy heads the european commission's department of international cooperation and development. were fierce in the opium societies for the problem is the pro is why it how we come of it was a call to do. and european uno. try to contribute in this way taking all sure you say courage could quite courageous to say approach if you want so therefore the three things the let's say structured a bit more input from the sale to the whole second institutional building and capacity of the states in order to be able to manage the territory fighting as criminal and there to get set the. reintegration of the regulus he's pragmatic in his defense of e.u. cooperation with dictatorships like sudan so therefore there is already a reality of camps careful let's read them because you for another wave stuff about you know that would be a problem if we partially closer because if we leave open cool for example work there would be simply divisional traffic therefore let's go period with them you know order to have a better management of this th

but they say of the boat was 48-year-old stefano owe from san mateo. investigators didn't wait long to arrest him. >> the driver of the boat was found to be under the influence of alcohol. he was subsequently arrested for driving the boat while under the influence of alcohol and causing injury as well as reckless driving of the boat. >> neighbors say boating accidents are rare on -- everyone who could help dove in to try to help the boy. >> they didn't need me. there was plenty of help and people were very concerned. everybody was cooperating and doing the best job they could to take care of t boy. >> reporter: someone on the boat that hit the child who actually dialed 911. the d.a. will make the ultimate decision whether to file criminal charges against the driver. live in san mateo, i'm damian trujillo. >>> we're on a final stretch to election day where you decide on complications propositions. you could end up voting for something you're actually against. it can be tricky. backers say it's about repealing the gas tax. those words aren't on the ballo

will suffer, but the less than the other businesses, steph no, thank you -- they're applauding you stefano >> thank you very much >> stephano pesoina, the ceo of walgreens alliance list stay we are tame. cnbc obtained and audio recording. >> addressing employees at the company's headquarters in illinois after filing for bankruptcy, which happened yesterday. lampert rarely speaks publicly >> i believe back then that master change was coming to retail w. mastish change comes massive opportunity. if the world of retail was going to be stable, it would have been much more difficult to create something different. there would be no amazon, just a larger wal-mart there and would not have been the opportunity for sear's to break from the pack once again and change the face of retailing as it always had in the past. as we all know, we haven't capitalized on this opportunity the way i would have liked instead of growth and investment, we have faced restructuring. >> lampert also said we have to quote take what we have learned and fight another day. request itself the bankruptcy filing is for reorgan