we need our nightlife venues. our cultural identity and a significant portion of our city's economy depends on it. this resolution provides for a simple but important protection for nightlife venues in soma. these controls will require anyone who wants to change a nightclub or bar, into other uses, to apply for a conditional use authorization. it will require us to look at each situation falls on a case by case basis. he will be able to weigh the impact on the public interest in safety and examine the effects of employment on the area especially the job impact. these interim zoning controls will last for up to 18 months and will allow us the time to look at any proposed displacement of the nightlife establishment. on a case-by-case basis with the attention and consideration it deserves. it will also give us time to come up with a plan for more targeted and effective policies to protect nightlife more permanently in soma and beyond. i urge my colleagues on this committee to consider this interim control and move it

haney introduced some legislation all we are saying these venues, this narrow set of venues, hits all of these bullets on the other bullet of having entertainment. the only pieces we are opting them out of our the 51 percent gross receipt and the days and hours of operation. all the state requirements on the bona fide public eating places where you do have to serve food. all of that still applies and i think i would push back on the notion that this is somehow allowing people to throw their hands up and saying we do not need to serve food anymore. >> the alcoholic beverage commission does enforce relative definition of bona fide which they do not enforce our law. apparently we don't enforce our laws either. this does not change state law. >> my point is that there are both state and local requirements that would remain requiring the preparation and actual service of food. that would still be, the increased version of legislation exempted businesses. well, i don't know inconsistent with state law. in any event we would try to right size and focus and on, in order to preserve planning e

a venue like mezzanine is not easily replaced. i think we have seen a number of venues over the last few years that we have been unable to replace, they never can find a home in san francisco. this is something that we take our responsibility to do, very seriously. this is within our powers to say it is because when the interest to have certain types of zoning uses, to have a higher level of specificity or discretion when certain types of things are happening. particularly when we have seen an area in like soma where nightlife has been critical and essential and we see those venues disappearing. that is where we have to interview -- intervene for public interest. that is what we're doing doing here. you have my commitment to do whatever i can to support and protect these venues, and also that we look for longer-term, more public solutions. it will be a temporary solution and we also need long-term solutions. i want to thank everyone that came out. i also want to recognize and think the cretin brothers and the representatives that

she said she wouldn't be here if it weren't for venus and venus is an absolute idle for her, a really need to be interested in tennis for the other 51 weeks of the year but when this comes along, its front page news, we absolutely love it, and from the word go. they won this isa and from the word go. they won this is a massive story. andy murray hasn't even started yet! wait till you see the coverage of him. and the football, we have the lionesses in action, the express of course tomorrow night, you have divided loyalties on this. we should have this stickups, we go outside. caters from the united states. this stickups, we go outside. caters from the united stateslj this stickups, we go outside. caters from the united states. i am. but you have lived in the country for...?a you have lived in the country for. . . ? a decade. you have lived in the country for...? a decade. divided loyalties? britain is where i developed my love of football and became a newcastle united fan. i like to fit in. i can't wait to see the best women's teams and football compete against each other and i think i

>> the goal here is to strengthen live music venues on support venues by restricting burdensome requirements. the goal here is to support all ages and entertainment. with what we know to be the operations of entertainment spaces to get currently as a bit of background, entertainment venue that wants to admit patrons of all ages has a restaurant license. in getting a restaurant liquor license they have to operate as a restaurant. under the local code, operating as a restaurant means operating as a bona fide eating place. that is where the set of dominoes that get us to an entertainment venue. i should note, there is also a bona fide public eating place definition in the state law that authorizes the liquor licenses you'd which is largely similar to our bona fide eating place with two exceptions. those are the exceptions we are seeking to reconcile with this legislation. the first is that the local fire bona fide eating place requires that a business draw 50 per - 51 percent of its sales and that has language about days and hours of operation including a minimum of five days a week. those are

venus said it was like playing herself as a younger venus. coco said that was great.ign of nerves or fear as coco gauff played against one of the best players ever to pick up a racket. dismantling her childhood idol venus williams in straight sets. defeating a player 21 years her senior who had already compiled four of her grand slam titles before coco was born. >> after the match, i told her, just thanked her for everything she did, i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her and told her she was so inspiring. >> reporter: coco ran court 1 like she owned it. and she did. >> i had to remind myself that the lines on the court are the same size. everything around it might be bigger, but the lines are the same. >> reporter: after the match, a somber venus williams was gracious in defeat. >> she did everything well today. she put the ball in the court, which was much better than i did, and served well, moved well. it was a great match for her. >> reporter: cameras captured her proud parents from sitting in nervous silence to erupted celebration. her dad corey is also her coac

later on venus doing everything she can. check out this line shot. venus williams.yeah, is keeping the castles in it. but in extended play, townsend serving with match point and venus sends it into the net. freedoms ends up winning this one 24-17. >> love that rooftop venue though. that is so cool. >> we could do backyard tennis. >> that is cool. got the city open. >> right here ion the nati capitol. >> and andy murray is going to be playing. >> that's right, playing doubles. you may not be at work for three weeks. >> i'm taking off. >> second we ofek we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. at we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party...'t uh, didn that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> hey news4 caught up with monet davis tonight. >> that name might sound f

meet the teenager who at venus wbeils >>> venu williams has beenn elimiated from the first round at the u.s. open. morgan radford introduces us to this young playe >> reporter: tory goss whose nickname is coco, served up a victory in her first match. venus williams at her own game. >> so far coco has done everything better than venus. >> showing no sign of nerves as she faced her idol. winning over the center court crowd with every single shot. after t e match,coco shaking hands with the woman who inspired her to pick up a tennis racquet. >> sheust tolde that congratulations and to keep going and good luck. after the match, id her, thank you for everything she did. and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. t teen tearing up on the sidelines. >> personally, i don't know how to feel. this is the first time i ever cried after a match -- or inning, obviously. >> her proud parents, celebrating in the stands. >> it's a lot that she sacrificed. nd i'm so happy that she's living out her dream. >> venus admitting she was out played. >> she did everything well today. and she put the ball on th

venus williams took a wild card to play in this event against bethany maddox sands.e net. wins it 7-4. and after that, things went terribly wrong for williams. her opponent takes control and captures the next two sets, 6-3 and 6-1 and sends venus home in round one. that is the last thing the promoters of this event wanted to see, because venus was the big name. >> not round one. that's tough. >> no. and venus and serena both have played in this event for many i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kathy griffin, from the los angeles lakers, anthony davis, the bachelorette, hannah b. and music from of monsters and men. and now, after all that, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: welcome, i'm jimmy. i'm

i remember before i played venus...le kid asked me for a picture and after the next day, after i played venus, everybody was screaming my name. it was pretty surreal how life changes in a matter of seconds. the maturity of her play can make you forget she only turned 15 in march and has already earned hundreds of thousands of pounds. but like most teenagers, what coco wants is pop. my mother posted me on instagram and i was screaming. i hope beyonce saw that! and told her daughter about me! i would love to take her to a concert! she's caught the eye of the woman who has dominated women's tennis for the past two decades. i think she's doing everything great. i'm a big fan, actually. i am so excited for her. i love her family. gosh... ijust could not feel more pride. she'll follow serena on court1 tomorrow and this time it's the former world number one, simona halep, in herway.

we talked about role models in women's football and venus and serena.countless! and these images are so brilliant. the look of sheer shock and disbelief on her face. i think that captures the magnitude of what she has done. as she has realised i have beaten my heroin and now this sky is the limit. great to see you both. thank you for being with us. that's it for the papers this hour. kate and james will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. weather next. some patchy cloud developing, the click its slightly threatening but very unlikely to see any showers or high pressure is setting in. that's what we had last week. the high has now shifted and instead of pulling warm airfrom the now shifted and instead of pulling warm air from the content we are pulling at him from the atlantic. back to average temperatures. a pleasa ntly back to average temperatures. a pleasantly fresh night ahead. as we go into the small hours of tuesday. a few showers continuing ac

the british team are testing at the venue british team are testing at the venue this week and also completingir final preparations for the world swimming championships beginning on the 21st ofjuly. siobhan—marie o'connor is an action and desperate to rediscover the form that saw her become olympic silver medallist back in 2016.” that saw her become olympic silver medallist back in 2016. i had achieved my dream of winning an olympic medal, and i did not then have the hunger or the drive after that. but i think everything that has happened since, it has taken me to this point, i wish i had realised earlier but all i want is to get back to my best and just prove to myself i can do it. i want to make the most of it. the team gb squad had a similar setup to this in brazil three years ago with the majority of the athletes heading through one before going on to achieve 67 medals. the british olympic association help by replicating that somewhat for tokyo that they can beat their target and achieve another record haul come the games next year. in the tokyo games are going to roll around quickly! that

the oldest player in the field at 39, venus was defeated by the youngest, 15-year-old cori coco gauffph over her childs had hero. just last week she was in high school taking a science test. as nbc reports, hike schogh sch change suddenly on the courts. >> reporter: game, set, stunning. cori gauff, whose nickname is coco, serving up a victory in her first grand slam match, betweeni beating venus in her own game. the 15-year-old phenom showing no signs of nerve as she faced her idol, winning over the center court crowd with every single shot. after the match coco shaking hands with the woman who inspired her to pick up a tennis racket. >> she just told me congratulations and keep going and good luck. after i match i told her that you for everything that you did. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. >> reporter: the teen tiering up on the sidelines. >> really i don't know how to feel. this is the first time i ever cried after a match or winning, obviously. >> reporter: her proud parents celebrating in the stands. >> it's a lot that she sacrificed and i'm just so happy that she's liv

and a sensational debut for a 15—year—old schoolgirl as she knocks venus williams, five—time wimbledonion, out on day one. and coming up on sportsday at 10.30pm, we'll have news of another upset at wimbledon as second seed naomi osaka is dumped out in the first round. good evening. the leader of hong kong, carrie lam, has condemned what she called the extremely violent storming of the territory's parliament today. hundreds of protesters smashed their way in and stayed there for almost eight hours, ra nsacking the building and spraying graffiti. the day started peacefully with a large march to mark the 22nd anniversary of the handover of power from the uk to china. but the violence began after activists broke away from the main demonstration and headed to parliament. it comes after weeks of unrest over a proposed law that would make it easier to extradite people to china to stand trial. rupert wingfield—hayes has the very latest from hong kong. well, sophie, july the 1st is the anniversary of hong kong's handover to china in 1997. it has in recent yea rs to china in 1997. it has in rece

venus was here competing for her third wimbledon title in 2004. that's the same year coco was born >> i'm really happy to see her playing great. >> after the match i told her thank you for everything she did. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. >> reporter: passing love from one tennis great to the next blaine alexander, nbc news, london >> living the dream. >>> the warning before your family goes to the beach this summer, reports of a deadly bacteria on the rise >>> and the three things you should do if you're flying this july 4th to avoid scammers stay with us >>> next a warning if your >>> next a warning if your family is hitting the beach for july 4th a grandmother who went for a walk along the ocean appears to be the latest victim of a rare but deadly bacteria. experts say one strain of flesh eating bacteria appears to be on the rise here's kerry sanders >> reporter: scientists fear what you can't scrape in florida, wade flemings 77-year-old mother died 13 days after scraping her leg walking on the beach that's where she came in contact

third, creating a venue to create stronger policies without delay. the commission would be empowered to investigate contracting delays and set timelines and goals for policies to speed things up. fourth, having the commission approve the budget, which will provide transparency and inform the mayor and board of supervisors as they approve the city budget. importantly, no advisory body heard the budget this year until it was approved. they're only one of the large departments that did not have the same level of review as most other large departments, before the budget was brought in front of the board of supervisors. five, creating more buy-in by bringing together diverse stakeholders. this will support the implementation of new policy directives, by making sure that providers are informed about new requirements, eligibility, et cetera. and be able to communicate and implement them. the appointment structure itself was very intentionally created. it supports shared governance, three of the appointments will be from the mayor. three from the board of su

when venus williams first one wimbledon, she wasn't even born.n going out and a new coming in. anybody watching the game yesterday, the maturity of somebody at 15 to play like that, it is extraordinary. hats off. hopefully she can progress a little bit further but she has already done extraordinarily well for herself. a 15—year—old! there is a so many things you can't do as a 15—year—old. things you can't do as a 15-year-old. absolutely. we have to keep an eye on her. that is for sure. we have more comments from our viewers about the football. craig parkins says the lionesses have done great but the us are the best in the world and this tournament. he thinks it isa world and this tournament. he thinks it is a 3—1 finish for the usa but he thinks why is the media not chanting football is coming home like the football lack —— like the men's game last year! we will when they get to the final. thanks for watching and thank you for your comments. we will talk to you soon. hello again, we are in the middle of quite a quiet spell of weather, really. loo

probes were hurled through entered planetary space near venus and mars.enus, our spacecraft reported the atmosphere to be very dense, surface, hot enough to melt lead. these investigations told scientists that on venus, there is little likelihood of life as we know it. -- one of the most expect one of the most spectacular feats of the decade, nasa sent a deep space probe across uncharted seas more than 360 miles for a brief but wondrous moment at our nearest planetary neighbor, mars. we learned mars is probably more like the moon than earth, pockmarked with craters with little-known magnetic field or gravity. as important as the return of scientific information was the new confidence gained in our technological material, that man could design and control such complex operations across millions of miles of interplanetary space. ♪ over the past decade, scientists also developed complex new instruments to probe the intimate secrets of the long mysterious moon. television cameras took us live" up to the lunar surface. close up toive and the lunar surface. our

venus williams took a wild card to play in this event against bethany maddox sands.the net. wins it 7-4. and after that, things went terribly wrong for williams. her opponent takes control and captures the next two sets, 6-3 and 6-1 and sends vus home in at is the last thing the promoters of this event wanted to see, because venus was the big name. >> not round one. that's tough. >> no. and venus and serena both have played in this event for many years, and that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. a van that changed us and chips forever. so thanks, keeper of the ks for a chance to aseorgahoney,n and chips forever. because of that van and because of everybody who loves to crunch like we do, we ramble on. knowing that caring for your tastebuds and the planet they hail from is no small potatoes. kettle brand chips. no

already incredible the other day when she beat venus. venus seemed pretty stunned by it.league baseball history, reached two plateaus with one swing. bryce harper's home run against atlanta last night was the 200th of his career. >> wow. >> and his 1000th hit. he's the first player to reach two milestones on one hit in mlb history. maybe he's worth all those dollars. >> those milestones with all that luscious hair. take off that helmet, bryce, show them the hair. >> come on, free the hair, bryce, free the hair! >>> a little boy from arkansas whose fears went viral is now showing the world his newfound confidence. >> it is so sweet. r.j. hampton was 3 when his father posted this video of him shaking on a diving board just two years ago. now at the age of 5 -- look. >> you get 'em, r.j. >> yeah, yeah, r.j.! he's able to jump in with both feet without dad's help. his dad said he did it to build his son's confidence. >> i'm of the mindset that you let your children face their fear. and once they get to the other side of fear, there's an infinite amount of success or possibili

i think we deal often in other venues, actually real entertainment venues that have mystery callers and mystery complainers and i would hope that if this person is watching tonight, that they just approach this business owner because i feel there is reasonable accommodation that they're willing to make and if not, there are avenues to take. so with that, i would like to move to approve this permit with the good neighbor policy with the conditions. >> second. (roll call). >> your permit has been granted and follow up with the director at your earliest convenience for neck steps. thank you next steps. thank you. >>> this is for a place of entertainment permit for the steakhouse at 399 garry street with live entertainment in the evening. the owners have restaurants including morton's steakhouse. there's a letter to 23 of the neighboring businesses, neighborhood socialse associatid community groups and neighbors around the area, as well. there was no opposition for this application. tenderloin station approves this with no added conditions. here to tell you more is the vice president, grego

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the second reform to support all ages and entertainment byaligning with entertainment venues. so under state liquor law, if you want to allow patrons of all ages, you need a restaurant license and you have to have at the local level local and entertainment use. to be a restaurant, you have to be a bonified eating place which includes, in part, a business draws 51% of the froes receipts from food sale and be open a minimum of five days a week. neither of those are likely to be achievable for a significant number of true entertainment venues creating great performance opportunities for san francisco. the proposal here is to exempt a narrow set of with that restaurant duality from an existing state law for nonprofit theatres and this looks at only allows alcohol service before, during and after the theatre performance. and that seems like a reasonable approach at the local level, as well. it's before, during and after, so that's the only time we'll be serving alcohol. then you should not -- you'rely an entertainment venue and you have to meet all of the other requirements, that i

and a sensational debut for a 15—year—old schoolgirl as she knocks venus williams, five—time wimbledonn, out on day one. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, kate andrews, associate director at the institute of economic affairs, and james rampton, features writer for the independent. good evening. the leader of hong kong, carrie lam, has condemned what she called the extremely violent storming of the territory's parliament today. hundreds of protestors smashed their way in and stayed there for almost eight hours, ra nsacking the building and spraying graffiti. the day started peacefully with a large march to mark the 22nd anniversary of the handover of power from the uk to china. but the violence began after activists broke away from the main demonstration and headed to parliament. it comes after weeks of unrest over a proposed law that would make it easier to extradite people to china to stand trial. our first report this evening is from rupert wingfield hayes, and does contain some flashing images. exactly 22 years after china took control h

>>> and we hear from the 15-year-old american phenom who just defeated her own idol, the legendary venus williams at wimbledon. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> what she said to williams after her big win and how her father's words years ago helped inspire her. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with new images from the southern border showing the living conditions for migrants in u.s. custody. >> members of congress got a firsthand look at facilities in texas, and they released this video of migrant women on the floor, some saying they had been held for nearly two months denied showers and separated from their children. >> the tour took place as border patrol comes under fire for some disturbing messages on facebook. abc's mona kosar abdi joins us with the new details. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, janai. well, just days ago congress approved a massive humanitarian aid package to deal with the border crisis, but after touring some of those facilities, democrats say lack of funding is only part of the problem. this morning, d

it's a great moment for her and for venus it's going to be a big moment for me and this is welcome as. she's playing it's a player that actually reminds me of him as well there are plenty of other new things for fans to look out for correspondent leigh wellings is at the all england club. well yes the things are quite significant changes to the wimbledon championships this year mind that there is now i roof over one as well as sensical sensical is how to read for the past 2 years to combat the tory a swimsuit and rai but now $1400000000.00 will have one to imply can go on like are want to play the weather looks very good for not just as i do the next few days i'm beyond so watching that i might not need to revive a cold one if it so other challenges there will no longer be an epic match is one lost that i really haven't i was here because when it gets to 12 all in the final set there will be a hard rides about stopwatches going on and on which is a assuring me in a way i think is one of things that makes wouldn't you take the other big challenge is actually off the coal face with the

it comes after her win earlier this week against five—time champion venus williams. eight. john watson has more. there can be no doubt that she has been one of the stories of the tournament so far, and that story continues as coco gauff books her place in the fourth round at wimbledon, the furthest she has ever been at a grand slam. it was a performance beyond her years, we know her achievements already, knocking out venus williams in the opening round, magdalena rybarikova, a former wimbledon semifinalist, no less, in the second round, and she has overcome polona hercog here today in quite dramatic circumstances, when you consider she dropped the first set, she had to save two points in this match before managing to claw her way back into the match, salvaging the second set before closing it out over three sets. a huge amount of support on centre court where she was playing for the first time, and you can only imagine that that support is going to grow, because she really has been one of the standout performers so far, a grand slam champion in the making and you won

and she found out she was playing venus through instagram. agent sent her a text and said venus williams. so she had to go to instagram to find out that she was playing. she has another match coming up tomorrow against the 139th ranked player in the world. watch out for this young lady. >>wh'rto a fun moment yesterday. talk to. >> let's talk to proud mom and pop. >>> joining us live now, coco's parents corey and candi gauf. whoo! i can't even begin to feel what you're feeling and just how proud you are. but how is your daughter doing today after the big victory? >> i think she's doing great. she's, you know, resting, sleeping in and getting ready to go to practice in a little bit to get ready for her next match. so i think she celebrated and wanted to get ready for the next match. she still has work to do here. she has big goals so she's going to go after them. >> there's right. she's got to stay focused. i got to tell you, to hear she grew up idolizing venus and serena and being on the court was something she really could never imagine, much

to venus at the net, cori?ologetic. >> i wasn't apologizing, he was telling her thank you for everything she's done for the sport. she's been an inspiration for many people and i was just really telling her thank you. i met her before but i didn't really have the guts to say anything so i was like, i mean, now or never. >> you could see this as a tragedy when young people start beating the old folks. the other big upset on day one, japan's naomi osaka, number two ranked player, lost in straight sets. >>> the u.s. women's national team just two wins away from the second straight world cup title. up first the semi-final match against england later today. cnn's amanda davis is live with the preview. just a hunch you are pulling a bit for the underdog here this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you may have found me out. yeah, this is a very big day, which needs a serious buildup. now nine hours till kickoff. the biggest match of the tournament so far. yes, i'm struggling just a little bit to mainta

so many are asking, has venus williams finally met her match?etails on this. i mean -- >> oh, yeah, get ready, you guys. cori "coco" gauff had already made history going into yesterday's match. the youngest player to ever qualify for the wimbledon. but she wasn't going to stop there. gauff was ready to school her competition in her wimbledon debut. >> on my italian test, i got a "b." today, i give myself an "a." >> reporter: 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff acing what many would consider one of the most difficult tests in professional sports. gauff taking down a living legend in her wimbledon debut, knocking out venus williams, who has won the championship there five times. >> i kind of knew it was coming, but still, like, you know -- you're so shocked when you play your hero first round. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the match with an attitude of gratitude. >> i have nothing to lose playing against one of the greatest players of all time. i'm just super honored that i can share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the co

when she was born venus had already won four of her major titles. i think 2004 is oneof the year that venus won a major and that was the year that cocoa was born. 2004! she's a baby. >> she is pretty darn good, apparently. >> you remember that name coco gauff. >>> a pair of newlyweds in ohio. they met at their assistin livg facility and yr ago they started dating! their relationship blossomed the past several months andli ph decided it was best to tie the knot. >> she decided? >> we fell in love wth each other. i know you think maybe a little bit far-fetched for somebody our age, but we want each other. >> i love that. good for per. so far moving in together, they decided to keep their separate apartments! when it ain't broke, don't fix it. phyllis said you can stay right across the hall. >> i can tell she is a catch and a fire cracker. >>> up next on news4, another hot day. padoctors are warning nts about a parasite that is lurking in swimming pool. we will tell you how ep your children from becoming sec. >>> a father handcuffed in front of his fri

the wimbledon wonder, the youngest player to win a wimbledon match in two decades defeats her idol venus williams, today, tuesday july 2nd, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" and thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. craig melvin here alongside kristen welker savannah and hoda enjoying this holiday week we may have seen the birth of a new tennis stars. >> unbelievable, 15 years old facing off against one of her biggest idols and she won. >> yeah. >> what does that feel like? >> we're going to talk a little bit more about coco. >> amazing. >> we'll take a look at that story in just a moment >>> migrants are still living in what some say are terrible conditions at border stations, and now authorities have launched an investigation into a private border patrol facebook group that reportedly mocks migrant deaths and contains crude jokes about members of congress nbc's gabe gutierrez is in clint, texas he is at the border patrol station visited by members of congres

for so long, venus williams has ruled these courts. is a five—time wimbledon champion and had w011 five—time wimbledon champion and had won two of those titles before cori gauff was even born. but as with life, there always has to be a changing of the guard, and for the 15—year—old, perhaps that time is nigh. as she played the former world number one around the court with ease. the first break soon followed, with history perhaps brewing. most teenagers right now are busy with homework. but here, cori gauff is screwing her elder, taking the first set. and the second looked to be going that way too, but at a break, she wobbled when faced with her first break point. it was just a temporary wobble. breaking straight back, giving herself a chance to serve for the match. she's got it! these are moments that most can only dream of. meeting her idol on her wimbledon debut. it's a dream debut for the 15—year—old! wimbledon debut. it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old! they say never meet your heroes, this introduction will live long in the mem

big stage and at that age, a young woman beats venus wimbledon -- that's what they should call her, venus >> standing ovation. >> wow. cori "coco" gauff shook hands with the superstar, telling venus is was the williams' sisters who first inspired her to pick up a racket. this kid is the youngest player to qualify for wimbledon in the modern era. let's bring in laura coates. there's so much about this story that i love. and i loved hearing her talk about what it was like to take on her hero. >> can you imagine that you took on your hero. you were able to beat her on the wimbledon court. think about that. this is somebody who said she idolized this woman. >> and i misspoke calling her venus wimbledon. but in truth, she owned that stage. we were just checking on this. i marvel at the age that she's 15 and able to put it together like that. but her role model, venus went pro at 14. i think she won the australian open at, like, 18. it's amazing to achieve huge things like that on that stage at that age. >> i mean, i got to recheck my life choices. when i was 15 years old, chris, i wasn't winni