—— stefanos tsitsipas. definitely stefa nos stefanos tsitsipas. definitely stefanos tsitsipas.arma. and how good are your eyes, rico? probably not as good as this taiwanese artist who's carved these the three little pigs, really teeny pigs, on a grain of rice. it's to celebrate the lunar new year — this year being the year of the pig. some of us got to see some sleet and snow during tuesday, particularly during the second half of the day. some of the snow was pretty heavy like this weather watcher picture suggests, across some of the chilterns, we caught some good covering of snow into the evening. it has left a legacy of ice and further showers to take us into wednesday. disruption could be light to make a likely. take extra care. it isa to make a likely. take extra care. it is a cold start to this morning, widespread subzero temperatures with some life and we could be looking at temperatures below minus five celsius in northern areas. a few wintry showers across the far south—east of england which could amount to another couple of centimetres in places, something to bearin ce

it was soon all over, next up for nadal an intriguing semifinal with stefanos tsitsipas, a 20—year—old matches. for me, it is always the same. you are in the semifinals of a grand slam, you can't expect an easy opponent and stefanos tsitsipas is one of the best players in the world. to have a chance to be in that final, i need to play my best, that is what i am looking for. kvitova is on form. this will be the first semifinal that the two time wimbledon champion has reached sips being stabbed in a knife attack at her home in 2016. knife attack at her home in 2016m wasn't easy for me to kind of see myself being a semifinal after everything, i always wanted to come back and play under highest level i can, and compete with the best and play the grand slams and be very deepin play the grand slams and be very deep in the grand slam, which is happening, and yeah, ijust, it took mea happening, and yeah, ijust, it took me a bit, to the tear, but it was the happy tears for sure. the american daniel colins is in the semi, he knocked, she knocked out the russian winning two sets to one. collins w

why greece's stefanos tsitsipas is taking the australian open by storm. 75010071/?. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first — america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held here on a fraud charge in bolivia, but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief, klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity that's believed by officials to have broken all records. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: the malaysian owners of the premier league club cardiff city say they're 'very shocked' after a plane carryin

he will play stefanos tsitsipas next.part, rath and adele's hunt for a second title in melbourne remains on course after victory over tomas berdych. simple but more shocking for danielle collins, she thrashed the second seed and wimbledon champion angelique kerber 6- 06- wimbledon champion angelique kerber 6— 06— two. she may not have won four mac grand slam match before but i tell you it's going to keep i tell you its gaifig'ta keep . . ,. fl , , her i toll you its goifig'to ros-so . . ,. fl , , “biff i toll you its goifig'to ros-so . . ,. fl , , whether --eole eéiff i toll you its goifig'to ros-so . . ,. fl , , whether --eole are 1,7 i toll you its goifig'to ros-so . . ,. fl , , whether people are firmly ' ' ' mine. whether people are firmly mine. whether peeple are firmly me, iam mine. whether peeple are firmly me, i am not really fazed by against me, i am not really fazed by it. i love it either way. i kind of it. i love it either way. i kind of it more when like it more when people cheer againstm sometimes like it more when pe

stefanos tsitsipas, a name view beyond the world of tennis would have heard of until now.uraging first set, stefa nos despite an encouraging first set, stefanos tsitsipas was marginally second—best. then came the start of something special, having grown up idolising federer, stefanos tsitsipas singh began emulating him, levelling the match to swing the momentum. he refused to let go, delivering on the promise seeming him marked out as a future star of the game for the weather while not this proves a change of the guard, it was a breakthrough performance, the first greek player to reach the last eight of a grand slam. if celebrations inside the rod labour arena where restraint, they were not outside. federer has reigned supreme in melbourne across the sport here stood a potential heir to his throne. there was also a big upset in the masters snooker in london tonight, where the first time finallistjudd trump thrashed the seven—time champion ronnie o‘sullivan. leading 7—1 after the first session of the all—english final, trump kept his cool and went on to win it ten frames to

now, it's been a wonderful run at the australian open for the greek youngster stefanos tsitsipas butanded out a masterclass to the 20—year—old, losing only six games in a devastating display to book his place in the final which will be his fifth in all in melbourne. he'll play either novak djokovic or lucas pouille in the showpiece on sunday. i have to keep doing the things that i'm doing, that is my feeling, just keep playing the way that i'm playing. and let's see. that is my goal, i think. playing. and let's see. that is my goal, ithink. i playing. and let's see. that is my goal, i think. i think i'm doing a lot of things well so i can't complain much. i am just focused on trying to do the things i'm doing and then expect to have one of that special days. it felt like a different dimension of tennis completely. he gives you no rhythm, he playsjust... a different game style than the rest of the players. he has this, i don't know, talent that no other player, i have never seen know, talent that no other player, i have never seen a know, talent that no other player, i have never seen

we know better than to write off roger federer but he was beaten by tsitsipas of greece.made miracles by winning the australian open in each of the last two years. i would not say he can't win another grand slam title but a five set match, with insta nces title but a five set match, with instances recently when he lost to kevin anderson in five sets, tojohn millman of australia and the fourth round of a brutally humid night in new york and with someone like tsitsipas, whose level did not drop, it's even difficult, someone like roger federer at the age of 37, to maintain yourstamina. nothing roger federer at the age of 37, to maintain your stamina. nothing to be ashamed of. in football, manchester city have kept the pressure on english premier league leaders liverpool with a 3—0 win at huddersfield. danilo fired in from distance via a heavy deflection after 18 minutes to open the scoring, before raheem sterling and leroy sane both struck in the space of two minutes early in the second half. it's fourth straight wins in the league for city and puts them back within four poi

the greeks had to win 3—nil to qualify for the final — but federer‘s victory over stefanos tsitsipasopes. federer winning 7—6, 7—6 to put the swiss 1—nil up in the tie, and send the holders through to their fifth hopman cup final. greece fought back to win the tie. after maria sakkari beat belinda bencic, she and tsitsipas teamed up to beat federer and bencic in the mixed doubles — as the greeks ended their campaign with a consolation victory. earlier, in the same group, great britain pulled off a shock victory over the united states. katie boulter and cameron norrie came from a set down to beat serena wiliams and frances tiafoe in the deciding mixed doubles rubber. that result means the usa finished bottom of group b after losing all three ties. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. many hello there. for most of us we're in the middle of what's been really quite a cloudy and cool run of weather. and we've got more of the same on friday as well, with only subtle changes in time for the

he does not miss and it does mean that unlike roger federer, which was a real shotmaker‘s match, tsitsipasave two make all the running here. i do not think the spaniard is going to give it to him. he is playing his first semi—final here, so a huge dealfor bautista. a fascinating prospect this one, it is the first game on tsitsipas‘s serve. this one, it is the first game on tsitsipas's serve. a lot of discussion around to the favourite is, serena williams women's draw, we saw that terrific win against my naholo. novak djokovic too going strong, witty think that the winner perhaps lies in this tournament? yeah, i would perhaps lies in this tournament? yeah, iwould have perhaps lies in this tournament? yeah, i would have picked serena williams at the start of the tournament, i still think she at her best is the best. but the problem is that she does have a tricky draw here. as you said, she beat simone howlett here. as you said, she beat simone h owlett o n here. as you said, she beat simone howlett on the previous round, world number one, a great win for her but it isa number one, a great wi

tsitsipas won in four sets and now faces either rafa nadal or american francia tiafoe next.e again. —— federer. today, i can prove herself once again. -- federer. he seems to be quite a character. and here we havejudy murray winning twitter response of the day so far — with tsitsipas in the tsemi finals !! get it? and an incredible story in the women's singles where unseeded american danielle collins is into the semi—finals — before this tournament she had never won a single match at any grand slam tournament before. she beat russian anastasio public chink over. you can see how delighted she was. let's look at some of the back pages. first up the daily mirror — they have a story about the chelsea boss maurizio sarri fearing the sack after his extraordinary interview about the players and their lack of motivation in traning. sun goes with manchester citys attempts to protect sterling on the pitch telegraph has a story about the dangers drones could pose at big sporting events — and how some events have protection under the law and some dont. the picture you can see is the one

stefanos tsitsipas, he is through to the semi—final.men's tennis this morning from the australian open. he is 20—year—old stefanos tsitsipas, through to the semi—final. i will not leave it. he beat roger federer at the australian open two days ago. he has followed that win up by reaching the semi—finals in melbourne. this morning he defeated spain's roberto bautista agut, the man who beat andy murray in that epic match last week. tsitsipas won in four sets and now faces either rafa nadal or american francis tiafoe next. around 3000 or 4000 bolton fans were involved in a protest inside and outside their stadium against the club's owner ken anderson at their championship match against west brom last night — tennis balls rained down from the stands as the match got underway. bolton lost 2—0. they are unhappy with the way that the cloud is being run at the moment. —— club. the premier league's bottom club huddersfield town have named borussia dortmund second team coach jan seiwert as their new manager. siewert leaves the same coaching role

stefanos tsitsipas, and named few beyond the world of tennis will have heard of, until now.omise that has seen delivering on the promise that has seen him marked out as a future star of the game. whether or not this proves a changing of the guard, it was a breakthrough performance, the first greek player to reach the last eight at a grand slam and if the celebrations inside the arena were restrained, they were not outside. roger federer has reigned supreme in melbourne across the sport. but here stood a potential heir to his throne. and there could also be big upset in the all—english final of the masters snooker, where judd trump is thrashing the seven—time champion ronnie o‘sullivan. the first to ten frames wins and trump, playing in his first masters final, will re—start the evening session leading 7—1. and you can follow the snooker on the bbc sport website where there‘s also the latest from england‘s final game of netball‘s quad series. but from me, goodnight. that‘s it. we‘re back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it‘s time for the news where you are. hello. th

the rising young greek star stefanos tsitsipas, the man who knocked out roger federer, taking on the because neymar could miss the first leg of paris saint—germain‘s champions league tie against manchester united next month. the brazilian forward was substituted in tears, after suffering what appeared to be an injury to his right ankle as psg beat strasbourg 2—0 in a french cup tie on wednesday. neymar left the pitch after an hour of the match at the parc des princes. psg visit manchester united in three weeks's time for the first leg of their last 16 tie in the champions league. in england, the holders, manchester city, are safely through to the final of the league cup. the second leg of their semi—final against third tier burton albion was a formality really, because city were 9—0 up from the first leg. pep guardiola still decided to start sergio aguero, kevin de bruyne and rihad mahrez, and it was aguero who gave city a 1—0 win on the night. 10—0 it finished, on aggregate. they'll face either tottenham or chelsea, who play the second leg of their semi—final on thursday night. one

and coming up on bbc news: a greek sensation at the australian open as stefanos tsitsipas becomes the youngest man to reach a grand slam semifinal in 12 years. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. mps opposed to theresa may's withdrawal deal with the eu have been putting forward their own brexit proposals. they include a labour party motion saying mps should to vote on whether there should be a second referendum. the cabinet met in downing st this morning. it's understood that some senior ministers have been pressing for a no deal brexit to be ruled out. mps are to vote again on theresa may's plans in a week's time. here's our political correspondent iain watson. do you think your colleagues should be permitted the chance to vote on a no—deal brexit? most members of the cabinet remained tight—lipped when asked what their colleagues would be willing to do to avoid leaving the eu without a deal. privately, some ministers are prepared to leave office unless at some stage the prime minister rules out no deal. office unless at some stage the prin’j:é"rules o is 1o deal. offic

rafeal nadal takes on stefanos tsitsipas in the other (pam) with the raiders on their way out of town, and the a's planning to build a new stadium ... what will become of the oakland coliseum? we'll show you what the a's want to do with it ... next. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. (ken) as the oakland athletics continue plans to build a new waterfront ballpark in the jack london square neighborhood... today, the team's president shared the organization's new ld happen to the existing colesium site. kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the a's want to revitalize east oakland. (philippe) architect bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels -- the founder of bjarke ingels group -- designed the oakland athletics' vision to redevelop the existing oakland-alameda county coliseum site... once the a's eventually move into their new park.bjarke ingels/architect- "imagine that t

finally on the showpiece court the first of the men's semi finals — the greek giant killer stefanos tsitsipass been a boost for the ireland rugby union team, their talisman jonny sexton, the world player of the year, should be fit for the start of their six nations defence against england next weekend. the leinster fly—half hasn't played for a month because of a knee injury but will train fully tomorrow. head coachjoe schmidt says he's confident that sexton will be ready for their tournament opener in dublin. owen farrell is also expected to be fit for england. wales full back leigh halfpenny is in the squad but head coach warren gatland says he'll "miss the first couple of games" of the six nations. he was concussed during the autumn series and hasn't played since. now finally — let's go back to cricket — spare a thought for wiltshire cricketer billy cookson who's been in hospital in australia since october. he was involved in a head on collision with a bus in victoria. he suffered punctured lungs, a torn liver and several fractures and has since undergone extensive surgery. he's now recover

he might have expected a tougher match against the talented greek stefanos tsitsipas but he raced throughovic or lucas pouille who play each other tomorrow and the women's final on saturday will be between the two time wimbledon champion petra kvitova and the us open champion naomi 0saka. kvitova beat the unseeded american danielle collins in straight sets. it's her first grand slam final since she was the victim of a knife attack in her home when she sustained tendon damage in her playing hand and doctors had feared that she wouldn't be able to play again at the top level. naomi 0saka made her way to the final with a three sets victory over karolina pliskova. 0saka is looking for back—to—back grand slam victories after her us open win last year. it's won'tjust be the title on the line for the two women but also the world number one ranking. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are brexit editor of the daily telegraph, asa bennett and political correspondent of daily mirro

men's tennis has a new star in stefanos tsitsipas.to reach the last four in a grand slam since novak djokovic 12 years ago.” four in a grand slam since novak djokovic 12 years ago. i knew that win against roger federer was important and it played a huge role in my image and who i am. but i knew that the biggest challenge was today's match. i can prove myself once again. it is the former champion rafael next —— rafa nadal next. he thrashed tiafoe in straight sets. petra kvitova has reached the semifinals. that is all the sport for now. let's get more on our main news, the search for the aircraft of argentine striker emiliano sala. let's cross to our reporter paul heaney, who is outside cardiff city's stadium. we are expecting an update from the coast guard in the next ten minutes or so. tell us more about the been there. this player was signed under great excitement for the club. there was a real sense of anticipation that emiliano sala was going to be the club record signing and really make a difference. it was with great concern the

and tsitsipas, he was so rapid all over the course.rt any of the 12 break points he had against him, winning in four sets in just under four hours as well the changing of the guard was the phrase that was coined by john mcenroe he interviewed tsitsipas. >> he's in front of the mike a lot. he's always going to say stuff i love john. i heard of that story last ten years. so from that standpoint, nothing new there but about stefanos, he's definitely done a really nice job the last year and a half before that, too, obviously, but beating novak in toronto and likes of anderson and now me here, that's what you need to do to get to the next level and he's doing that. so, really nice for him. and i see him definitely being high up in the game for a long time. >> roger federer and he's reacted further to those comments by saying that for the first time since 2016 he's going to be taking part in the clay court season he's given that a miss the past couple of years because he wants to save his body, let's say, and concentrate on the grass court s

that includes another young next generation star stefanos tsitsipas of greece. atp tour title in melbourne. i could live happily ever after with 99! but if you're so close, knowing that i'm going to be playing this season, you know, iwill give that i'm going to be playing this season, you know, i will give it a go. bisley every tournament i will go. bisley every tournament i will go to, people might talk about it, like we are talking about it right now. but defending the title here in australia, sure, iwould now. but defending the title here in australia, sure, i would gladly take it! i will give it all i have. reaching 100 would be something truly very special. roger federer they're looking to make history with his 100 atp for title. three british women all have it tough in the first round. johanna konta is down at 37 in the rankings now after a series of poor tournaments. she was once a semi—finalist here three years ago, and she plays a home favourite ajla tomljanovic in the first round — the australian beat konta a few weeks ago. heather watson plays one of

reigning australian open champion roger federer is on court right now against 14th seed stefanos tsitsipasr won the first set on a tie break. in the second, this is the current score. live commentary on radio five live sport's extra. you can also listen via the bbc sport website and app. liverpool managerjurgen klopp described his team's win against crystal palace yesterday as "massive". their 4—3 victory extended their lead at the top to seven points. but it was far from straightforward. palace, who beat champions manchester city earlier in the season, came very close to an upset at anfield. here's nick parrott with that and the best of yesterday's other action. relief forjurgen klopp could so easily have been disappointment at anfield. this was liverpool back to how they used to be. slack at the back as andros townsend put crystal palace ahead against the run of play. but thrilling going forward as mo salah equalised. and roberto firmino put the reds ahead. ending their 29—year title drought is not going to be easy, though. defenders went missing as james tomkins drew palace level. and s

the defending champion was beaten in four sets by stefanos tsitsipas. of the masters snooker against the seven time winner — ronnie o'sullivan. the first to ten frames wins. we%i we 3.14777 —*e£ more we g % more sport for we % —*e£ more sport for you we g % more sport for you in an hour. a spokesman for the zimbabwean president, emmerson mnangagwa, has described the security forces‘ response to last week's protests as a foretaste of things to come. george charamba told the state— controlled sunday mail that the opposition mdc was using the recent rise in fuel prices as an excuse to bring violence onto the streets. he said the aim was to overturn mr mnangagwa's election victory last year. joining us now from kent is political analyst, alex magaisa who advised morgan tsvangirai, prime minister of zimbabwe from 2009—13. we are very grateful for your time. i wonder if you can enlighten us and tell us what you are hearing about what is happening in zimbabwe. the attacks speak for themselves. the situation is very tense and i would say it is an undeclared sta

reigning australian open champion roger federer is on court right now against 14th seed stefanos tsitsipasn a tie break, but the greek took the second. he then won the third as well. there is live commentary on radio five live sports extra, the bbc sport ‘s website and act. liverpool managerjurgen klopp described his team's win against crystal palace yesterday as "massive". their 4—3 victory extended their lead at the top to seven points. it was far from straightforward against a determined palace side. but two goals from mo salah helped liverpool to claim all three points and maintain that cushion at the top of the table. second placed manchester city can close the gap at the top to four points today, if they win at bottom side huddersfield town. mark hudson is in caretaker charge of the yorkshire team after the departure of david wagner. and city boss pep guardiola says his side can't afford to under—estimate their opponents huddersfield, orfocus too much on liverpool. forget the table, focus on huddersfield now. the conditions are freezing and every time we play against them, especially

.:' , 77:7, .r,,, w .fi’fi§ right now against 14th seed stefanos tsitsipas of greece.his is the current score. live commentary on radio five live sport's extra. you can also listen via the bbc sport website and app. liverpool managerjurgen klopp described his team's win against crystal palace yesterday as "massive". their 4—3 victory extended their lead at the top to seven points. but it was far from straightforward. relief forjurgen klopp could so easily have been disappointment at anfield. this was liverpool back to how they used to be. slack at the back as andros townsend put crystal palace ahead against the run of play. but thrilling going forward as mo salah equalised. and roberto firmino put the reds ahead. ending their 29—year title drought is not going to be easy, though. city boss pep guardiola says his side cannot afford to underestimate their opponents, huddersfield, all focused too much on liverpool. forget that table, forget the schedules. focus on huddersfield now, on the conditions that we are facing, and every time you play against them, especially, the

the greeks had to win 3—0 to qualify for the final, but federer‘s victory over stefanos tsitsipas in and send the holders through to their fifth hopman cup final. as the premier league teams enter the english fa cup third—round stage, there are some intriguing ties to look forward to, as some of the big sides find themselves taking on lower league opposition. on friday, tottenham travel to tranmere rovers, who play three divisions below. spurs are also targetting success in the premier league, the league cup and the champions league, but their manager insists they'll be taking the fa cup seriously and won't be underestimating the oppostion. the different level that we are in, in different leagues, but in the competition always if you are not right and you are taking away the competition, you can struggle. and cristiano ronaldo has taken to social media to celebrate yet another award coming his way. the juventus forward was named player of the year at the globe soccer awards at a star—studded event in dubai on thursday night and has since tweeted: "what better way to start the new yea

rafael nadal will play stephano tsitsipas at 8:30am. at some point we will be commentating on that.ipas is a real deal, he plays beautifully, lovely on the eye, and a great style to the man. and he gives a great press conference afterwards. so the game is looking in good shape, men and women. just a quick question away from this, did you have a hip operation? yes, i have a lovely shiny titanium hip. have you seen it? yes, he showed it to me, i was like, i don't know... he wouldn't give me the old one. i could have given it to the dog. i am asking because of andy murray and the decisions... you are laughing! what do you think will happen?“ decisions... you are laughing! what do you think will happen? if he had a new hit two years ago i think he would be in a position to win a lot of matches now —— a new hip. he is on the same path as many, many people before him. he is going to feel wonderful and pain free when all of this is over. and, knowing his appetite for winning, for playing, competing, training, he loves it all, i think he will be sorely tempted to come back. the hips nowaday

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he might have expected a tougher match against the talented greek stefanos tsitsipas but he raced throughdal is looking to become the first player in the open era to win each grand slam at least twice. he'll face either novak djokovic, the world number one, or lucas pouille, who play each other tomorrow. the women's final on saturday will be between the two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova and the us open champion naomi osaka. kvitova beat the unseeded american danielle collins in straight sets. it's just over two years since she was the victim of a knife attack in her home, she sustained tendon damage in her playing hand and doctors feared that she wouldn't be able to play again at the top level. to be honest i am still not really believing i am in the final. it is kind of weird to be honest. i did not even know if i would play tennis again. it was a really nice time to be dealing with everything... it was not only physically but mentally it was very tough as well. it took me a while to believe through people around me again. so it's naomi osaka next for kvitova in saturday's final.

his name is tsitsipas. i will be talking about this the morning.ove. this was from the times, i think, making their move. this was from the times, ithink, about making their move. this was from the times, i think, about the postal ballot for wimbledon. very strict rules. if you are sending your personal ballot, it has to be in a particular size envelope. not using black ink. other colours will render the application invalid. they are considering getting rid of the postal ballot. it's an institution. it's terrifying. are you wearing a dress on so—called blue monday? it's terrifying. are you wearing a dress on so-called blue monday? yes. it's because of blue monday. yesterday by mistake, i wore a dress that literally looks like the super—moon. it was a subliminal message. i thought i wouldn't wear it today. try to cheer people up. message. i thought i wouldn't wear it today. try to cheer people upm terms of moving pictures, the north—west of —— the north—east of england, very clear skies. they are up england, very clear skies. they are up early. caro

in the men's draw rafael nadal is into his 5th melbourne final, he outclassed stefanos tsitsipas in threeas pouille, who play their semi—final tomorrow morning. i have to keep doing that think that iam doing. i have to keep doing that think that i am doing. keep playing the way i am playing. let's see. that is my goal. i am doing a lot of things well so i cannot complain much. i am just focused on trying to do the things that i keep doing and expect. england's matthew fitzpatrick is leading the dubai desert classic after the opening round. the world number 39 from sheffield carded eight birdies including the last four holes to finish on 65 for the day. he's a shot clear of eight others including compatriot callum shinkwin who got this eagle on the 17th. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. thank you. the man who killed a woman in a speedboat crash on the river thames in 2015 and then fled the country, will appear in court in the former soviet republic of georgia tomorrow for an extradition hearing. jack shepherd was convicted and sentenced in his a

the defending champ, roger federer, out, losing to stefanos tsitsipas. 20-year-old moving to the quarterfinals. federer has won the australian open six times and i believe later in the show this morning we're going to talk more tennis, right? >> it's football, dan. come on. at least you can cheer on your patriots. we love when dan does sports around here. >>> also coming up here, the man who went on a vacation and found the surprise of his life when he found hidden cameras inside his airbnb rental. what to look for the next time you rent a room. >>> first, the emotional pleas of a young mother when has been missing now for over two weeks. >> her family wants any information you may have on her disappearance. her name is savannah spurlock. she's from richmond, kentucky. they want anyone who knows anything to come forward. abc's marci gonzalez is on the story from our l.a. bureau. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. police aren't saying what they think possibly could have happened to the 22-year-old but now multiple agencies are working around

his name is greece's stefanos tsitsipas.at the australian open, to reach his first grand slam semi—final. tsitsipas is the youngest player to reach the last four in a grand slam since novak djokovic 12 years ago. i knew that the win against federer was important and played a huge role in my image and who i am. but i knew the biggest challenge was the match today, i can prove myself once again. there is another challenge coming for him. it's former champion rafa nadal next for tsitsipas — the number two seed is also in fine form , and thrashed american francis tiafoe in straight sets. and in the women's singles, two—times wimbledon champion petra kvitova beat the last remaining australian singles player, ashleigh barty to reach the semi—finals where she'll face the unseeded american danielle collins, it was not easy for me to kind of see myself being in the semifinal after everything and i always wanted to come back and play at the highest level that i can and compete with the best and play in the grand slams and this is happ

tsitsipas public to become the first man to beat federer and nadal.ags. when their man saved three break points in a game they found excellent voice. on serve in the second set. let's talk about the women's final. a story on both sides, both women have got great stories behind them. absolutely, petra kvitova has not been other grand slam finals since the wimbledon final of 2014 which she won. more importantly not been in a final since she was stabbed in her playing hand, her left hand, an intruder broke into her apartment in december 2016. surgeon who operated set her chances of playing at the highest level against the very low in his opinion but some very clever surgery, in his opinion but some very clever surgery, then staking rehabilitation has seen in a position she is on a grand slam finalagain has seen in a position she is on a grand slam final again beating danielle collins. the roof was closed over the rod laver arena as temperatures approached 40 celsius. naomi osaka who beat back —— karolina pliskova, what a story for her, united states open

he outclassed stefanos tsitsipas in three sets.e. that is my goal, i think. playing. and let‘s see. that is my goal, ithink. i‘m doing playing. and let‘s see. that is my goal, i think. i‘m doing a lot of things well so i can‘t complain much. i‘m just focused on trying to keep doing the things that i‘m doing and then expect to have one of those special days. injury—hit spurs lead chelsea 1—0 heading into tonight‘s efl cup semi—final second leg with the winners set to face manchester city in the final. that game kicks off at 7.45pm at stamford bridge and our correspondentjoe wilson is there us this evening. there will be huge pressure on the managers this evening, both looking for a bit of silverware this season. absolutely and let‘s be clear, when you have clubs at this size and reputation, the expectation is that they will win a trophy but looking at the chelsea programme this evening, merit ceo salary continues his recent criticism of his players following their league defeat against arsenal again repairing to their lack of qualit

rafael nadal is into his fifth melbourne final, he outclassed the greek hotshot stefanos tsitsipas inchampionside side middlesbrough on a deal until the end of the season. the former chelsea midfielder was a free agent after a spell in the chinese super league. he played for nigeria at last summer‘s world cup and won the champions league in an 11 year spell at stamford bridge. boro are currently fifth in the championship, seven points adrift of leeds. britain‘s menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe have won their second medal at the para alpine world championships in slovenia. the paralympic champions took silver after finishing five seconds behind the slovakian pair in the visually impaired slalom. they also took bronze in the giant slalom on tuesday. jockey frankie dettori says he is considering riding into his 50s. the a8—year—old has ridden more than 3,000 winners in his career and was named 2018 jockey of the year, he‘s said that he can definitely make it to 50 and may even consider riding for another five years. i think he was doing that for fun. it will our pictures of him for n