garcia lost 6—4, 6—1 to wang yafan.

garcia lost 6—4, 6—1 to wang yafan.unner—up from tunisia, ons jabeur, is bidding to go one better in 2023 and land her first grand slam, and she is through to the second round. the fifth seed had to overcome breathing difficulties in a gruelling match with colombia's camila osorio, and even had treatment from medical staff in the first set, however she came through 7—5, 7—6. on the men's side, triple grand slam winner andy murray is through to the second round with a straight—sets win over frenchman corentin moutet. third seed daniil medvedev needed just 7a minutes to cruise past attila balazs. the 2021 champion hit 41 winners as he beat the hungarian 6—1,6—1,6—0. probably the fastest three—set match i played, even though i'm not sure, but probably. i felt not bad on the court, quite well, looking forward to next round. i think the goal is always to try to play better and better every match. because every match is going to be tougher and tougher. let's see how the next one goes. 2019 us open semi—finalist matteo berrett

wang yi on a 21r—hourvisit foreign minister wang yi on a 24—hour visit which has drawn criticism in conservatives that it showed weakness and links the uk government? china policy to of appeasement. mr clovelly says trying to isolate china would be a mistake. our beijing corrsepondent, steve mcdonnell, has been speaking to him. this is the first chance a foreign secretary has had to visit china for about five years. a lot has happened in the world. one of the things that has really struck me over the last few years is that where you lose that face to face interaction, the regular communications, there are more opportunities for perhaps misinterpretations, mistrust, errors. and so part of this trip is about making sure we reestablish those lines of communications. now, there are those in your own party who don't want you to be here at all. they say you're sort of essentially assisting a government that's guilty of serious human rights abuses. but, i mean, can you point to any breakthroughs on any trips like this in the past, which have actually changed human rights on the ground here

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm audrey asistio. a south bay school district is considering legal action saying a group handing out pamphlets has become aggressive. police say they were called after a parent was assaulted. it's a national political battle over what should and should not be taught in the classroom. ian cull spoke about what they saw and claims the group is making. >> reporter: the santa clarified school district says members of a local group have been standing outside of groups and handing out pamphlets, an organization the website says is opposed to the teaching of critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education. it's a debate happening in districts around the country. taty says she saw the group last friday. >> she said my parental rights were being taken away. >> reporter: it claims educators are indoctrinating kids. >> the flyer was disturbing. i told her it was inappropriate. she yelled at me and said, it is not. then, yeah, i was pretty upset about it. >> reporter: the district says the group handing

wang: we had been expecting supportive measures on property.last year, it led to more credit support. the implementation has been poor. then the politburo meeting about four weeks ago also changed the tone on property. that was promising. so far, what we have been expecting is disappointed. second mortgage down payment is still 40%. if they can lower that to 30% across-the-board, that will be very helpful. but it is moderating at them margin. there is no easing for tier one cities. there has been very little additional credit support for developers. that has led to defaults and payment issues which makes people worry about next. from the policy stance, the government seems to be ok with support. but somehow the specific measures are slow in coming through. today, with the lpr rate not cot for long-term, that is also disappointing. rish: what's going on? do you think things are getting worse in china? or is there any light at the end of the tunnel? wang: the property side, things are certainly not improving. that's a very big drag on the overall

wang ruizhi can't wait to get moving. she's 85 years old and has hip problems.ut here at mingle's she can forget about them. dancing, she tells us, does her a world of good. many here live alone. mingle began organizing these meet-ups three years ago, shortly after his mother died. >> my life felt meaningless. i wanted to do something for my late mother. i have so much grief... and doing this helps me overcome it. his guests affectionately call him their 'managing director'. wang ruizhe and her husband are farmers. they barely manage to make ends meet. they both could do with a new set of teeth - which is simply unaffordable. but they say its fine. >> i can chew and bite. my daughter gave me money, but i don't want it. i'm too old, i don't have many years left. i don't need it. we had planned to meet some other social media stars in another village. but they came under pressure from the authorities, even though they're not doing anything political. back in beijing, in the privileged world of the beijing glammas. the authorities don't mind them in the least. >> t

i'm janelle wang.ville police are still trying to sort out and track down suspects after hundreds of teens mobbed an east bay mall. hours of chaos ended in gunfire and a stabbing. nbc bay area alina jones has the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: that bun shot was part of sunday night's mall madness at the bay street mall in emeryville. >> it's terrifying being out in public. it's frustrating that it's happening by our own kids. >> reporter: police say it started around 4:30 sunday afternoon when a group of around 50 teens started causing a disturbance at the business. within two hours an estimated 250 more teens showed up near the amc theater. that's when police say the first of several fights broke out. police called in backup from other cities as they tried to handle the crowd. investigators say several smaller fights broke out eventually leading to the gunshot. luckily, police say, it doesn't appear anyone was hit. >> i actually saw somebody get trampled while the kids were running. it was

i'm janelle wang. jessica aguirre is on assignment. the mayor back from a trade trip in vietnam, mounting criticism and concern over rising violent crime in the city. velena jones has her plan on tackling the issue. >> reporter: from increasingly angry business owners across oakland to brutal videos of street violence to contentious neighborhood meetings, oaklanders have sent a clear message. they don't feel safe and that needs to change. >> there has to be something done about it. >> reporter: overall violent crime is up by 46%. >> we are working day and night. day and night, not just here in the city of oakland. we are uplifting other agencies to support us as well, too. >> reporter: efforts include $120 million loan from the state to install license plate readers.

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. police in the north bay are asking for the public's help solving the mysterious disappearance of a fairfield mother. police are searching for both the 36-year-old woman and her boy friend who has been named a person of interest in this case. >> reporter: police tell me erica brown was last seen at her fairfield home more than a week ago. a neighbor tells me she saw her get out of her car and walk inside on august 20th. she hasn't been seen since. >> i want her to know she's loved. we are looking for you. we're going to find you. >> reporter: that's what

affairs of the people's republic of china informs you that this position was expressed by the late wangfter participating in peace talks in in saudi arabia, to which russia was not invited , at the same time the diplomat emphasized that china and russia are still reliable friends and partners , at least one person died as a result several people were injured in the storm in latvia. the ministry of health reports that several people were injured due to falling trees. three more people were injured by large hail. the storm also caused damage and covered neighboring estonia with a storm surge. almost 10,000 people were left without electricity. with the island of rukhnu a lot of care, a project that collects funds for the high-quality rehabilitation of wounded soldiers , the idea of ​​​​such a multi-component recovery in the union of specialists from different directions to the project will be joined by 50 famous people who will auction off valuable items or hold master classes. the first lot will be a training session and conscious fencer and olympic champion olga harlan will join the ini

selina wang joins us from washington. selina, this is setting up to be a pivotal week for donald trump and this presidential race. so talk us through this. how is this likely to play out with this debate looming along with the deadline to surrender? >> reporter: mary, as you know, trump is notorious for changing his mind at the last minute, so he could still join that debate stage if the rnc accepts his entry. trump in the georgia case has until friday to turn himself in, so while other candidates continue to hit the campaign trail, trump expected to get his mugshot taken. mary? >> mary: selina, thank you, and welcome to "world news tonight." it is great to have you with us. tune in here tomorrow for "this week" tomorrow morning. jonathan karl interviews former vice president mike pence as he prepares to take the stage for that first republican primary debate. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. why record heat and hurricane hilary may be driving up the price of gas. >> and a majo

the brix summit continues, the head of our foreign ministry sergey oleinik and his chinese colleague wangand had a detailed conversation about the schedule of contacts also on the implementation of the key agreements reached during the visit of the president of belarus to china in march this year, in addition , the head of the belarusian foreign political department. i discussed topical issues on the bilateral agenda with the minister of foreign affairs of cuba. bruno rodriguez is also head of the indian foreign ministry. in addition, sergei oleinik held a meeting.

my maternal grandmother's family, the ang family, my my mother's family, her father's family, the wang family and what was so interesting about working on this project was that because i am fifth generation chinese-american, there were four, and my family goes back to the mid-19th century. any any major of things that impact did chinese americans from the mid-19th to today i was able to write about these historic and historic sociopolitical events that impacted the community through the lens of various family members just because we've been here for so long so i felt like i was really fortunate. now the downside, of course, is that i had a ton a cast of characters to deal with. right. and so many people i found completely fascinating. so is the railroad worker, the grandson of the railroad worker on the wong side, i've got my my angst side. right. and duk foon right. who was the first person who came over for? my grandmother's side of the family enters country just two or three years after the chinese exclusion act is in full effect. he flees the west coast during a period of very inte

abc's selina wang with a list of these prescription drugs. she's at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president biden announcing for the first time ever medicare will begin negotiating drug prices with manufacturers, targeting ten major medications that treat everything from diabetes to blood clots to cancer. the president says it will mean lower health care costs for millions of americans. >> today is the start of a new e deal for patients, where big pharma doesn't just get a blank check at your expense. >> reporter: this is the list of drugs at place. xarelto and eliquis to prevent prevent strokes and blood clots. jardiance and januvia, which treat type-2 diabetes. farxiga, for people with chronic kidney disease. entresto to stave off heart failure. enbrel for about fly dis. imbruvica, for blood cancers. stelara, for crohn's disease, and fiasp and novolog, both insulin products, for diabetics. as many as 9 million seniors take at least one of those drugs on the list. some paying up to $6,500 out of pocket each year. teddie brew

know my hermits in the cold season, the horde protsevali tutor of the rich mayons, and at the notch, wangwed on carts and meats of the former grand duchy and tried to paint over everything for that the wolf juggled the ruins of the ancient castle frames. all of the supposedly litvinian clans, straightened out at a more expensive rate by the pledge of urts. i am maleva at our reshka from a poor civilization and we know the light on varsha rest. in a minute , watchful childbirth with hasali about splattered mercy with gunas. the great fortress crumbled pastoral silence among friends and the edge of sight was destroyed by the criminal code of the locomotive alena, the little native places are such the most joking, at the time i his uncle napoleon horde went around amal usya of belarus painted polotsk sophia and the kaluga church, ugly, then she stood at the ruins visited logoisk to spontaneous collectors bratoutyshkevich. the show recorded valshans, smolensk, rushil, he curled and ugly vorotsedzhi. all of peru is fucking asshole. guest house. i am kitty, budova, oleg prottki was not an archi

we've sent four different people now to china and they've sent no one back to the us we've invited wang't come yet. so we're looking, i think the next couple of weeks are going to show china's true response for this. but so far, i would say it's at least mildly positive if they've agreed to some meetings. real estate is a big part of the economy, 25 sometimes 30% of the gdp depending on the year. and that's really suffering. and probably the actual data is worse than the reported data. so i think that's the big difference that gina raimondo may have more success than her three cabinet minister predecessors is simply that china is not looking as good now. they're concerned about the economy. they want to do something. the economy has been really the bridge between these two countries, even as they fought a war of words and just really nasty press sometimes. so hopefully, hopefully, that bridge can remain intact. more now on the travel chaos at uk airports. as i mentioned earlier if you are planning to travel today by air the advice is to check before you set off. serious disruption kicke

brix summit continues, the head of our foreign ministry sergei oleinik and his chinese counterpart wang and had a detailed conversation about the schedule of contacts , as well as the implementation of key agreements reached during the visit of the president of belarus to china in march this year, in addition, the head of the belarusian foreign policy departments. i discussed topical issues on the bilateral agenda with the minister of foreign affairs of cuba. bruno rodrigue. himself also the head of the indian foreign ministry. in addition, sergei oleinik met with iranian colleague iran along with the uae and saudi arabia has become one of the three middle eastern countries that will join the brix from january 1, 24, the withdrawal will also include two african states. egypt and ethiopia plus argentina i'm also hoping to get confirmation for a speedy admission to brix, sergei olenik said. norway is preparing to hand over f-16 fighter jets to kiev as well as the netherlands, this was reported by the tv2 channel, with reference to an independent source, the number of aircraft was not spec

what it called interference in the internal affairs of this country, and the chinese foreign minister wang yi said in this regard that the leaders of the united states south korea and japan gathered in a small group and raised issues related to taiwan, maritime affairs and other cases of baseless attacks on life. this action is considered interference in internal affairs. they tried to disrupt iran's relations with its neighbors. this approach is based on principles. it is considered fundamental in international relations that declares its strong dissatisfaction and strong opposition to this approach and has conveyed its serious protest to the relevant parties . the air defense system of the syrian army shot down the air defense system of the lieutenant general, which was flying with the aim of attacking the villages and towns on the outskirts of idlib and homa. the syrian defense published pictures of the downed lieutenant general on its work page on social networks and added that these drones were equipped with explosive ammunition . the syrian ministry of defense announced the downing o

wang bestowed dynastads across the mustaches of belarus and the illumination of their people for theched out to write by the chair and sweated like a jazz to their play . some of them. jim has a guilty folk artist's wife. i wildly never happened. here jaya will end us about you, life by suicide for happiness was killed vladislav golubok was shot already a month after ara that the 28 yacht theater was disbanded from sin, the playwright and director had a blast of shakespearean plots of the olek to the people. no. i have already pierced your pie at the planets of the trinity and their dots. in vain you are and the entrance hall of the legend is not life, deep, a kind of genie, beckoned, convoy. yes, he ran away from death, he flown away from siberia, he collected a new corpse there and went around deliveries, showing performances, singing belarusian songs. you them who with the murder of the slave maitre have this story willingly. what is the best way to test your erudition and ingenuity with the right tricky questions? name the fabulous genie who was saved by the soviet boy volka 's c

. >>> we want to introduce to you someone, janelle wang the bunny. >> oh, yes. she is very cute. check her out. she's at the county of animal services in san martin. take her home. this bunny is oreo. we adopted him from peninsula humane. you can help get in all the cuteness. weosted detailed on how to adopt janelle. feel free to change her name. this saturday we'll be at the county of santa clara in san martin as well as berkeley humane. all the details on our website, nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> the san mateo sheriff's office is on alert after an aggressive shark encounter at pebble beach. the sheriff's office says the shark came up close to a kayaker but, fortunately, the kayaker was able to get away. no word on what type of shark it was. >>> a group of local first responders took off from maui to help in the recovery effort. these san francisco firefighters are volunteering using their own vacation time, even bringing their own gear including tools for search and rescue making themselves available to the maui fire department for whatever them they need in and around

i'm janele wang.police are investigating a stabbing at a high school. nbc bay area sky ranger over james lick high 30 minutes ago. just before noon these pictures taken. police say the stopping involved two students. both taken to the hospital. we don't know their conditions at the time. the suspect in the stabbings took off from the scene. james lick high is under lockdown. we have a crew on the way to the high school and we'll bring you more information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> also happening now, legal proceedings under way after several officers were taken into custody earlier this morning. bob rid del is in the studio with what we know about this raid. >> some officers schedule to be in federal court. we are awaiting word from jodi hernandez. we're learning about the fbi roundup from the on the i don't care and pittsburgh police department. this is after a 18-month investigation into an alleged criminal network. we reached out to the fbi in san francisco. they told us they'd provide in

he welcomed the opportunity to discuss them with foreign minister wang yi on wednesday. >> translator: dialogue and cooperation are the key words and main tone of china's policy towards the u.k. of course we've also noticed from time to time there have been some noises in the relationship. >> but also we're able to speak about the opportunities that i foresee, opportunities for chinese people, for british people. >> he also met with chinese vice president han jun. cleverly said he brought up the damage to rights and freedoms in hong kong caused by beijing's national security law. he also stressed the importance of peace and stability in the taiwan strait. on the same day members of a british parliamentary committee published a report referring to taiwan as an independent country. a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry said they're confusing right and wrong, and he urged them to abide by the one-china principle. those lawmakers have criticized prime minister richi sunak and his government for a lack of coherence on china, but he says the leaders plan to cooperate on global cha

foreign minister wang yi in this regard, china said the leaders of the united states and south korea

you know, these people like professor wang in pittsburgh when they're fired, there should be a fund to, get good lawyers for them to sue the. and once these get hurt and not with fines, they may back, wolf, when you get their pocketbook, they may start listening until. they get hurt. they're not going to listen to anyone. and that's probably the cheapest way of it. getting them good legal represent patients to find out why they were fired. and no one, to my knowledge, has done that so. can you answer that? is anyone done that or thinking of it? yes. some lawsuits going. timothy jackson at the university of north texas has been run the job because he ran. he headed a music journal of musicology, built around a austro music theorist named schenker that has been very influential in united states. there's a musicologist at hunter college here in new york city, part of the cuny system that has the most absolute lutely insane theory that because schenker talks about hierarchies in total value and is making sort of hierarchical analysis of music that. this is about race that that that so all

wang, of china have agreed to meet at least once a year. when it comes to export controls, and she did not necessarily want to give the message back on they are being conciliatory towards china or making concessions. she said, quote, i want to be clear, we are not compromising or negotiating in matters of national security. that being said, she also emphasized that not all -- the vast majority of those products being traded do not fall under those export control categories. haslinda: you have got to wonder whether she thinks it has been a successful trip. how is beijing responding to her narrative? on the one hand she says the u.s. has no intention of standing in the way of china's economic growth, but on the other hand we know what has happened already in terms of sanctions, chip controls, ai, and so forth. stephen: they had an opportunity to discuss all those things and also, gina raimondo promised transparency on the export control process, if you will. it is not just a hard and fast deadline. this will be a consultative period as well a

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. business owners in the richmond district paraded an empty coffin down the sidewalk as a memorial to several businesses that have recently close. >> they say the transportation project on geary begins on schedule and the disruption could close down more businesses. there is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> one, two, 34. >> reporter: as they marked -- marched the pallbearer down the street they fear more names will be added. they are opposed with a project aimed at improving travel times for buses headed to and from downtown and the construction and changes that come. >> they are putting in a project now that will take away 25% of general parking from the core of the commercial corridor which will put the nail in the coffin of several businesses here. >> reporter: along with removal of parking the project will be followed by another project years later. merchants say years of construction will be devastating. >> is if they say 2 is automatically 4. >> reporter: people have been urging

tracy has got a very tired janelle wang, a pomeranian, who was rescued from fremont.emont. >> this was her friend. >> with her friend, marcus washington. marcus, the resemblance is uncanny, i'm sure. these two are buddies. we don't know what their story is before they got here, but they are up for adoption. the president of valley humane society is here. what are you trying to tell people who have never rescued a dog? i've rescued animals. what do you tell someone who has never rescued an animal about what the experience is like? >> right now our shelters are packed full across the state of california with dogs especially, and a lot of times people think that animals end up in shelters because there's something wrong with them. so you're taking on a problem. that's really not true. the animals that end up in shelters are there because of human issues, like maybe they were evicted or couldn't find housing. those issues actually lead to really amazing animals like these three in our shelters. >> is it a turnkey, when you show up you pay the fee and you walk away with th

i am janelle wang. we are digging through the details about that averted strike, we are also tracking other stories on this monday including the latest out of hawaii. it is now a recovery mission. hawaii's governor is warning scores of more people could be found dead. our ian cole is also talking with a local professor organizing a relief effort. also what's up with our weather? hot and humid and a chance of lightning. how fire crews on edge tonight. our ron maietta are tracking which areas are of concern. >>> san francisco coming into question. an unusual demonstration to show how businesses are having a tough time recovering from the pandemic. to begin with breaking news. more than 4000 san jose city workers will show up to work after all. the unions told us terms of a new contract with the city have been agreed upon. the workers are from two unions representing city employees raging from 911 dispatchers, librarians and employees at the animal care center. the city and the unions worked over the weeke

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm audrey asistio.th bay school district is considering legal action saying a group handing out pamphlets has become aggressive. police say they were called after a parent was assaulted. it's a national political battle over what should and should not be taught in the classroom. ian cull spoke about what they saw and claims the group is making. r

i'm janelle wang. jeff ranieri is tracking the heat while ian cull is finding out how people are dealing with the smoky side. >>> we also tracking flooded streets in huge storm surge. we are tracking hurricane idalia. >>> are you, family members or friends catching covid again? we are looking at an uptick in places. out what doctors are saying. >>> beyonce is in the bay and the party is already underway at levi's stadium. marianne favro will join us with all the fun. >>> we begin with the microclimate weather alert with high fire danger , parts of the bay area under red flag warning. we see smoky skies tee. let's give you a view from sky ranger over san francisco. you can barely make out the golden gate bridge through the thick haze. smoke is coming from wildfires to the north of us and it meanwhile the winds are forcing pg&e to cut off power. that includes parts of lake county. the purple triangles mark the areas where pg&e ordered the public safety power shut off. napa county also mentioned as a poss

i'm janelle wang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cole is speaking with police and parents about the stabbings right now. we're also tracking other stories on this thursday, including an overnight raid targeting police officers in contra costa county. the fbi just gave an update less than an hour ago. our jodi hernandez is talking to community leaders about this fallout. >>> also, she remains in stable condition. the san jose police officer shot yesterday is still in the hospital. >>> zeroing in on the cause of the destructive wildfires in maui. what the attorney general is doing to get answers. >>> we'll begin with two students being stabbed at james lick high school. they each suffered at least one stab wound. police say one has life-threatening injuries but has been stabilized. the other is expected to be okay. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us live from the high school. are police still there? >> reporter: janelle, i can tell you that there are quite a few officers who are still here on scene. they've been collecting evide

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai.ners in the richmond district paraded an empty coffin down the sidewalk as a memorial to several businesses that have recently close. >> they say the transportation project on geary begins on schedule and the disruption could close down more businesses. there is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> one, two, 34. >> reporter: as they marked

i'm janelle wang. we need you.e partnered with shelters across the bay area. bob redell went out to have face to face time. >> reporter: we are trying to clear the shelters. we are in the new surgery center. it's very noisy because you can see there's a dog being operated on here, being prepped for surgery, another over there. the noise, you can't see, but there's dogs waking up from surgery. they are coming out of the haze from the drugs they were under. they are okay, but they are trying to come back to reality. we have melanie, president of the valley human society. you have mike. the resemblance is uncanny. this is what makes this dog mike special is that you can't see, but he has three legs. he came in with a broken leg? >> we pulled him out of the shelter. he got hit by a car. he came in with a pretty significant break. he needed to have his leg amputated. he had his stitches removed and is available for adoption. >> he seems like a nice dog. he is walking with three legs. >> dogs are very adaptable. really,

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i'm janelle wang. the man accused of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home wants her attorneys to be able to go back to the alleged scene of the crime. david depap's team says they need to see the home themselves. they say it could put mr. pelosi in danger. nbc bay area has the story from san francisco. >> reporter: david depap appeared in court for the entire hearing. the request by his defense attorney is not unusual. people accused of crimes are sometimes granted access to the crime scene. in this case he's accused of breaking into the home and attacking her husband. chuang said without being able to examine the house, we will not be able to impeach any possible testimony by mr. pelosi about what may have happened inside the house but jaclyn scott corley had several questions for chuang and how unusual it is. >> the conduct that mr. depap is allegedly engaged in is something that happens in state courts all the time, burglaries, assaults, but not at the federal level, and i think th

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. an emotional day after a cop was ambushed and shot in the line of duty. >> among those praying for her, a south bay politician whose brother is credited with saving her life by pulling her to safety. nbc bay area's scott budman has more. >> reporter: first off, we got an update from the san jose police department on the officer in the hospital. they tell us she remains in critical but stable condition. elsewhere, we also heard from neighbors of the suspect and from south bay assembly member evan low on the heroism of the officers involved. a crew came out this morning to remove and repair the gate to this housing complex where police and fire crews made a frantic entrance yesterday to save one of their own. >> i was like, oh, lord, there's police everywhere. >> reporter: among the officers, ryan low of the san jose police department whose partner is the officer who was shot here when they responded to a domestic violence call. >> i'm proud of my brother. i told him, he's my hero. >> r

wang yi had a telephone conversation.this telephone conversation, with the greetings of the presidents of the two countries , they assessed the progress of the affairs for the implementation of the agreements between the heads of state. and on it emphasized that the foreign minister of china also considered iran to be a more important member of the belt and road and described iran's presence in the upcoming meeting of the belt and road as a disaster . mr. banki also expressed his satisfaction with the visit of the emir of saudi arabia and the progress of relations between tehran and riyadh . the luna 25 spacecraft collided with it was destroyed by the surface of the moon. the russian space agency announced that this spacecraft, which was supposed to land in the south pole and the south pole of the moon, had a technical failure. it was said that the crash was part of the competition of the great powers to explore the moon . the donna spacecraft entered the moon last wednesday 25 it became the orbit of the moon and was supp

she plays the much lower ranked chinese player wang yafan next so will be hoping to go even further.sweep of brits through to the second round. 5he beat anna blinkova. but she has a much tougher test next. aryna 5abalenka is the number two seed. the belarusian came through against the belgian maryna zanevska. former england rugby union star, ugo monye, is part of a new national activity taskforce being launched by the government. it's to encourage us to spend more time on the move. adults should aim to carry out at least 150 minutes of moderate activity each week and children should do 60 minutes of physical activity every day. there isn't enough education and awareness of the impact of physical activity on our physical and mental health. you know, statistics like physical activity can can get rid of about a million cases of diabetes a year, 100,000 cases of dementia. it can raise academic attainment and achievement in our schools. it can lower the referrals to mental health services for children, young people. all of these facts need to be talked about more. and i hope this strategy

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. the person who stabbed two students in san jose are still on the loose. we're learning about another violent incident that happened at the same school, the same campus, last week. >> we're talking about james lick high school in san jose. the two attacks are prompting the teachers to call for more safety measures. here is ian cull. >> reporter: as a precaution, the gates were closed for much of the day here at james lick, and there were supervisors monitoring the entry points. but we know this is the second time police were called to the campus this month back on august 7th, a staff member was also assaulted and taken to the hospital. the fight earlier this month was posted to social media. it appears to show a group beating up a student. police say a staff member was assaulted and taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. this clip was shared with us showing these are not isolated incidents. it was posted to an instagram page. the teachers claim in both cases the aggre