ithink stuttgart, the media were there covering it.is best for the tournament in birmingham, buti best for the tournament in birmingham, but i am sure it has put a lot of opinion. i am sure discussions were long and there were some disagreements, that they have done what they think it's right for that event. they may be having thought as much about the wider implications, though. the tour de france champion chris froome has been knocked off his bike while training near his home in monaco. the british rider, who was unhurt, posted this picture on social media, writing: "just got rammed on purpose by an impatient driver who followed me onto the pavement!" "thankfully i'm okay. bike totalled. driver kept going!" he has reported the incident to local police. well, froome isn't involved in the giro d'italia, but there have been some thrills and spills on today's fourth stage. the first involved another team sky rider, diego rosa, who appeared to be on the receiving end of something approaching road rage from javier moreno. then with just 11

laura siegemund was the home—town hero in stuttgart as she lifted the biggest title of her career atmladenovic in a great comeback win. mladenovic led 4—1 in the deciding tie—break but siegemund fought back to win 6—1, 2—6, 7—6. west indies were 286—6 in theirfirst innings at stumps on the opening day of the second test against pakistan at kensington oval in barbados on sunday. royston chase was unbeaten on 131 with skipper jason holder on 58 not out. pakistan won the first test of the three—game series by seven wickets injamaica as they seek to clinch a first—ever series win in the caribbean. in the past few weeks we've reported on the growth of women's football in india and afghanistan, as well as featured the only female coach in the pro american women's league. now it's your turn to vote for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year. ourfirst nominee is germany's melanie behringer, she won olympic gold in rio last year after claiming a second straight bundesliga title with bayern munich. hi, guys, i'm melanie behringer, i'm nominated for the bbc women's footballer of the yea

i broke the world record over the 110 meter hurdles at the world championships in stuttgart and i won well. so if they take that time which is still a european record, away from me, surely they must take the medals was well because you cannot have the medal without the performance. everything needs to be eradicated, itjust seems everything needs to be eradicated, it just seems ludicrous. everything needs to be eradicated, itjust seems ludicrous. the sport has huge problems at the moment and many to do with drugs but i am absolutely 100% behind any initiatives to combat that but this will not do that. it will not change anything. people are still going to cheat, still going to try to buck the system. and it isjust a bit of a constructed to allow the sport to somehow wipe the slate clean when actually it has not faced all the issues properly but it brought upon itself. clearly a controversial plan, strong words from steve cram. how have they defended the idea? european athletics say it is about restoring trust in the sport especially in the wake of recent doping scandal. they say the re

medals, when i broke the world record for 110 meter hurdles, it was at the world championships in stuttgarte as well. if they ta ke won the world title as well. if they take that away from me, surely they have to take the medal as well, because you can't have the medal without the performance. everything needs to be eradicated. itjust seems ludicrous as an idea. christiano ronaldo was the star of tonight's all madrid champions league semi—final as real took on city rivals atletico in the first leg at the bernabeu. it's the fourth consecutive season the sides have met in this competition, as patrick geary reports. madrid's is a local rivalry writ large. the banner sarcastically asks, atletico madrid, tell us how it feels. the reply would not be printable. here was the man who scored the winning penalty last time and the opening goal this time — cristiano ronaldo, of course. atletico madrid's normally mean defence had listened up a little bit, allowing artistic freedom to the opposition. —— had loosened up a bit. the next goal was appreciated by both sides. it is now, when it matters, that th

so you can privately enter and take off from stuttgart in terminal three.it's the size of a photo booth. next time you are in germany, there you go. pick up a pretzel and say a prayer. michelle: speaking of the first flight for the chinese made passenger jetliner that is set to rival boeing best-seller 737. that is a huge deal. c-919. civil aviation milestone for the country. it won't hit the market, though, for another couple of years at the earliest. next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- they celebrated before it became law. so what is in the new healthcare bill. find out how it could affect you if it reaches the president's desk. jonathan: first abandoned as a child. "7 on your side" helping her find her real family. >> you have a full sibling. this is a joke. it was true. jonathan: the incredible reason union that will leave you in tears and what they say about their mother. it will shock you. it's coming up fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 ye

bob: stuttgart. if you look at b.m.w.t of them have established great manufacturing plants here with high employment and again, i go back to fiat is one of the few that if you look at the fiat brand that basically is 100% import and they never would have been able to get into this country -- they could not have afforded establishing the dealerships that they inherited. tom: would mr. trump have let buy chrysler? bob: no. i think what happened during that administration, you had pelosi and reid who really didn't want to take responsibility for assisting two buy chrysler? o.e.m.'s, gen and chrysler, so they gave one away. tom: what a great day to have bob nardelli with us and to wrap our heads around the central bank discussion and we'll do it later. i will speak with robert kaplan of the council on foreign relations, he's the interesting president of the dallas fed, robert kaplan on the two americas within the texas district. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emma: let's get to the bloomberg business flash. deutsche bank will pay $41

one gold medals and i broke the world record over 110 metres hurdles of the world championships in stuttgart my medal as well because you cannot have that without the performance. everything needs to be eradicated, itjust seems ludicrous as an idea. petra kvitova has returned to the tennis court today for months after being badly injured as she fought off an intruder at home armed with an eye. the two times wimbledon champion posted this photograph of herself in monaco on her facebook account with the words, i hope this picture makes you as happy as it makes me. after meeting in two of the last three champions league finals, real madrid play neighbours atletico in the semi finals with the first leg at the bernabeu tonight cristiano ronaldo and his real team mates will be without gareth bale who misses out with a calf problem, but atleti have their own injury problems too with juanfran ruled out. real won both of those previous finals against their rivals, including last year's on penalties. there's a huge of it"??? .;:.¢.'5..«»'~.,:.»' “m... ' ' tonight. atletico madrid have injury concerns

i broke the world record over the 110 meter hurdles at the world championships in stuttgart and i wonme, surely they have to take the medal as well, because you can‘t have the metal without the performance. everything needs to be eradicated. itjust seems ludicrous as an idea. after meeting in two of the last three champions league finals, real madrid play neighbours atletico in the semi—finals, with the first leg at the bernabeu tonight. cristiano ronaldo and his real team mates will be without gareth bale, who misses out with a calf problem, but atleti have their own injury problems too. real won both of those previous finals, including last year‘s on penalties. paralympic champion susie rodgers has announced her retirement from swimming after a six—year international career. the 33—year—old won gold in the s7 50 metres butterfly in rio, four years on from taking three bronze medals at the london paralympics. she also won two bronzes in rio and says she wants to leave at the top after what she‘s described as a "journey of learning, challenges and ultimately immense happiness." that‘s

band judge meldonium had lost your‘s australian open, she made her return to the woman's to at the stuttgartto boost rankings. she then competed in the madrid open where she lost in the second round and this week was competing in the tying up this week was competing in the tying up before retiring in the second round endured with a thigh problem. but ended her chances of qualifying with enough ranking points for the main draw at wimbledon. before that much difference tennis federation said they would not be handing maria sharapova a wild card to compete at the french open, the second major in the french open, the second major in the tennis calendar. the president of the fft said there can be a wild ca rd of the fft said there can be a wild card for return from injuries but not for the time from dublin. criticism over night by the w t eight that the wta, steve simon the chief executive saying that sharapova has completed her sanction and believes there is no grounds to penalise a further beyond the sanctions. this will bring her presence at wimbledon not in the main draw, but in qualifying, i

she was given wildcards to events in stuttgart, madrid and rome, but for the next tournament, which isthe same privilege. she isa not be given the same privilege. she is a two—time champion there, but the organisers said their responsibility to protect the high standards of the game's played without any doubt on the results, on the other hand, this morning, the chief executive of the women's tennis federation has said that the french open had no grounds to penalise maria sharapova by denying her a wildcard. steve simon said she already served her sanction. the next tournament is wimbledon. sharapova will need to go through qualifying because of her low ranking. alternatively she could receive a wildcard, but pat cash hopes the organisers will send out a strong message. i would hope that they would stand strong and said no, you've got to go through play and qualify. look, maria at qualifying, she'll breeze through it on the grass. she is very experienced and she will probably need some extra matches and she might welcome those matches. clearly, she's not physically ready 100% for hard t