over to you, heather watson.screen here in a rally against germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent nor outthink her. all this past champions were watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch to the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. well, she fully deserved to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. disappointing on the into heather watson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on centre court and still afterwards reflecting back one of the most emo

iain watson, bbc news.from the conservative party that boris johnson has agreed that the conservative whip should be suspended from chris pincher while bnp is investigated by the independent complaints and grievance scheme —— while the mp is investigated. let's get the latest on that from westminster. we join our political correspondentjonathan our political correspondent jonathan bray mcleay our political correspondentjonathan bray mcleay blake. explain what it means and what is it inevitable? —— our political correspondentjonathan our political correspondent jonathan blake. to our political correspondent jonathan blake. ., , ., our political correspondent jonathan blake. ., ., ., ., blake. to give you more detail on what chris — blake. to give you more detail on what chris heaton-harris - blake. to give you more detail on what chris heaton-harris has - blake. to give you more detail on j what chris heaton-harris has said what chris heaton—harris has said this afternoon, it confirms that chris pincher has

overto you, heather watson.screen here in a valley against germany'sjule niemeier which summed germany's jule niemeier which summed up germany'sjule niemeier which summed up the first set. watson tried to race making the most of her first ever first—round race making the most of her first everfirst—round match but ever first—round match but ultimately... everfirst—round match but ultimately... yes, first set to jule ultimately... yes, first set tojule niemeier 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 32—year—old an opponent or outthink. all this past champions were watching a rising shia sonic star, new question —— watching a rising star, no question. 6—1 in the sector than a nice touch of the crowd. i sector than a nice touch of the crowd. , ., ., , ., crowd. i 'ust want to say sorry that i had to crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a _ crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick o

heather watson continues to programme...erwatson continues to wow, as she secured her place in the fourth round of this year's championships. it meant so much to get over the line there at the end and i was just really proud of myself and just grateful for the sport out there. still no stopping novak djokovic, he cruises into the fourth round with yet another straight sets win. and can the british number one, cameron norrie, make it into the last 16 of a grand slam for the first time in his career? cheering and applause. and i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines... india recover after a poor start against england in the rearranged fifth test at edgbaston. and back on his home track... lewis hamilton is second fastest in practice for sunday's british grand prix. good evening. from the all england club this friday night, where various yet again a smile about for british tennis this time. it is heather watson providing the story. she has played every single day of these championships be

watson is currently beating me i—o.t al should get even smarter because it's going to be reading all of the discussions and the media coverage about injuries, players�* health and their general performance, and that means we can do something quite exciting. now, i�*m filming this quite early in the wimbledon fortnight, but we�*re putting the finishing touches to this programmejust before the singles semifinals, and that means that we can put on screen for you who watson thinks is going to win those matches. i�*ve got no idea what you�*re looking at now, but by the time you watch this, you will know how it did. now, some might find apps like this a bit gimmicky, but if they can get fans of all ages engaging with tennis, well, that can only be a good thing in my book. but let�*s change sport completely now. several years back, i tested what were then four of the leading activity trackers. even though i�*m wearing them all, all the time, they don�*t have the same view of how many footsteps i�*ve taken. so, i decided it was

heather watson.watson then trying to serve away and bagel this set againstjuvan. watson had a hamstring issue coming into these championships, we weren't really sure what to expect. watson has played every single day of these championships because her matches have carried over into a second day on both occasions, but you can see there juvan really seems to on both occasions, but you can see therejuvan really seems to have lost the plot in this second, but she has an opportunity at least to get one break on the cards in this second set. it may not change the dynamics entirely. we are holding onto these pictures in case heather watson gets herself over the line here and now. let me tell you what is happening with ons jabeur as we jump is happening with ons jabeur as we jump over to centre court if we can because ons jabeur is the world number two now. that is the highest north african or arabic player has ever been in tennis. she took the first set against diane parry 6—2 and it looks like at the momen

heather watson can rely on her serve but it was wayward at times.g a point and shooter to win this set or she is going out of these championships. heatherwatson or she is going out of these championships. heather watson with work to do on centre court at the moment. we will keep you updated. and then on court 0ne moment. we will keep you updated. and then on court one note, cameron norrie should be the favourite shortly to reach his first grand slam quarterfinal?— shortly to reach his first grand slam quarterfinal? sure have been the appmpriate — slam quarterfinal? sure have been the appropriate word! _ slam quarterfinal? sure have been the appropriate word! that - slam quarterfinal? sure have been the appropriate word! that is - slam quarterfinal? sure have been the appropriate word! that is what| the appropriate word! that is what british hopes may be penned own and ice heather watson gets out of. he is taking on tommy paul, who cites tim henman as his hero, the american. he loves the serve and volley game. cameron norrie, the ninth seed here, int

watson is currently beating me one—love.rtnight, that al should get even smarter because it's going to be reading all of the discussions and the media coverage about injuries, players' health and their general performance, and that means we can do something quite exciting. now, i'm filming this quite early in the wimbledon fortnight, but we're putting the finishing touches to this programmejust before the singles semifinals, and that means that we can put on screen for you who watson thinks is going to win those matches. i've got no idea what you're looking at now, but by the time you watch this, you will know how it did. now, some might find apps like this a bit gimmicky, but if they can get fans of all ages engaging with tennis, well, that can only be a good thing in my book. but let's change sport completely now, because omar mehtab has been competing in a very different kind of tournament. numberfive, going fora kick| at the goal, but they lose full ball control, and - the second attempt... omar: every year, robot footba

fingers crossed for heather watson and cam norrie| for heather watson and cam norrie tomorrow.what is happening at the moment because two potential blockbusters going on at the moment, on court one, nick kyrgios is playing stefanos tsitsipas and kyrgios, who is the biggest character left in the men's draw at the moment, a former quarterfinalist, only reaching the second week of a grand slam and two occasions, his time to soak high, he should be doing better in that. he says he is feeling better than ever before, playing the fourth seed tsitsipas, who on paper is the favourite, going to serve at the moment and may be going to a tie—break. tsitsipas a spring in his way out on grass at the moment, he won the title in mallorca going into wimbledon and. kyrgios really wants to deliver, can he do it at this championships finally at a grand slam? centre court, found that i will get going just as we speak against lorenzo sonego, nadal serving first, i will keep you updated on that. for the month, back to ben in the bbc sport centre. from south london to south africa, where wales were b

iain watson.gures for covid—i9 in the uk show another big rise in infections in the last week — they�*re up by almost a third. our health editor hugh pym joins me now — hugh, a big jump in the numbers? that is right. this survey by the ons involves regular testing of households and is seen as the most authoritative guide. the headline is 2.3 million people in the uk had the virus last week, up 32% week on week. pretty significant but still only about half what it was in late march. scotland had the highest rate in the uk. hospital numbers, in england, this is the latest data, nearly 9000, up by 2500 just in a week. we have to be clear some of these people, more than half, have gonein these people, more than half, have gone in with other health conditions and then tested positive. the number where covid was the primary reason for being there is rather less and that headline figure. it seems these sub—variants of 0micron are spreading more rapidly than previous sub—variants, that is fuelling this su

great hustle from watson. her greatest strength was her experience.a juvan could not quite believe. she's made that, wow. the first set was a tie—break, the second, a celebration, eventually. 6—2, heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round! playing here at home in front of all you guys, the atmosphere is everything. i love you too! so please can all of you come back for my fourth round? 0h, they'll be there. at 5:23pm, cameron norrie was walking on to centre court and he never looked back. up against experienced american stevejohnson, norrie was soon expressing himself and winning. 0h, they are off their seats on centre court! in straight sets! he is ranked 12 in the world but he's never reached the fourth round of a grand slam, until now. you can do well all over the world, you get some success here at wimbledon and you get attention. all of this is now for cameron norrie. venus williams has lived through all the adulation tennis could offer. at a2, she's back here this year for the mixed doubles, with jamie murray. it was a late tr

chetan, how is watson getting on? heather.t happy about what she has been looking good on the grass, first stop on centre court so her match will be finished today. she is playing the slovenian and i can see that heather watson has been broken. not the best time to join, it was going with serve and heather watson did have break point it to games all and could not take it. she is one of the most experienced grass court players, the former british number one, outside the world�*s top 100. a lot of people tipping her to when this and she had a breakdown at the moment. the world number 62, not reached a second week of a grand slam. much younger, in her career. heather watson holding the hopes alongside katie boulter. she has work to do on centre court. on court number one we have ons jabeur who is trying to be a trailblazer. she is embracing that title, taking on the french woman. ons jabeur reach the quarterfinals last year and yet when world slam. world number two i should say. she is on centre court, ons jabeur. well, they are

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watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car. i didn't even look at them. i had no interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog can't get a hold of innocent little child that can't defend it. >> he's their self like at all or even an older person. watson filed a police report but hasn't been able to find the dog owners hope that she gets some kind of justice and that same day, more in san francisco taylor bisacky kron, 4 news. >> well, in the south bay, a man is dead after his car collided with a concrete barrier along interstate 80 in san jose. it happened around 2 o'clock yesterday morning in the area of car caught in o'toole avenues. police say the driver died at the scene. his name is not available. and this is the 39th fatal crash of 2022. in san jose. and the east bay, the oakland city council has voted formally to settle the

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner.an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto center court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. alonso it's proving. cameron norrie won the first set and is going well in the second. he has ranked seventh in the second. he has ranked seventh in the s

always good to hear what you have to say, thank you, rob watson. == say, thank you, rob watson. -- remainnd the funeral of a four—year—old girl killed in a russian missile strike in ukraine. liza dmitrieva died on thursday after the attack on the central—west city of vinnytsia, which killed 24 people in total. the child's body was found in debris next to a pram. images of her pushing the same pram just hours before the strike have been shared around the world. the girl's mother was also seriously injured, and wasn't able to attend the funeral. the kremlin insists it hit a military target. it's been revealed that a consignment of landmines was among the cargo on board a plane which crashed in northern greece on saturday. confirmation has come from the serbian company which was shipping weapons from serbia to bangladesh. our balkans correspondent guy delauney has more. this is all that is left of the soviet—era cargo plane that crashed near kavala in eastern greece. it was going to make an emergency landing at the city's airport, but it didn't make it that far. local people saw the antonov

but the sighting of embattled qb deshaun watson prompted mayfield straight.ers were thought to be a trade spot, maybe for jimmy garoppolo. but with mayfield going to carolina, that's out the door and with deshaun watson's trade to cleveland earlier this year. yeah, he might be suspended maybe for the whole year. and if watson can't play for cleveland, which would be crazy. but it's very feasible. that opens the door for another starting quarterback option for the browns. they might need a garoppolo for a year this year. the forty-niners also have less than 5 million dollars available in cap space and they're just don't appear to be many trade options left for the niners to remove garoppolo salary, which they'd love to do because they want to hand the reins over to trey lance. there is still a chance the niners can make a go route below trade work. but after the mayfield trade today, having to just release garoppolo could be the more likely scenario and that mask finally, former san jose shark in nhl defenseman brian marshman passed away today at the age of 53

iain watson, bbc will move them along the path to number ten. iain watson, bbc news.ing billed as the most expensive tv show ever created. it was launched at comic con in san diego, and our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. today our mac days —— today, our days of peace begin. it is today our mac days -- today, our days of peace begin.— days of peace begin. it is being billed as the _ days of peace begin. it is being billed as the most _ days of peace begin. it is being billed as the most expensive i days of peace begin. it is being| billed as the most expensive tv series ever with a price tag rumoured to be in excess of $1 billion. add to that the expectation of a group of fans who grew up watching peterjackson plus �*s oscar—winning trilogy. so, can you get something more pressured than this? laughter yes, there is a pressure, but that's also really exciting. i am a lord of the rings fan, so i am with them. and i am really excited for them to see it, and also kind of with fantasy, anything with a fandom, it is good habit finally out there. the unive

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner. striving, delivering. her greatest strength was her experience, against an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. wow. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto centre court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. he's the first british man in five years to reach the fourth round. american

iain watson, bbc news.ll the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes, at the bbc sport centre. thanks. good evening. with less than a week until women's cricket makes its commonwealth games debut in birmingham, england are on blistering t20 form. they beat south africa by 6 wickets today in a record—breaking performance, as adam wild reports. at new road new faces. atjust i7 at new road new faces. atjust 17 a first cap for alice c. a first taste of international cricket, well, this was quite a start. a second ball bowled and a first wicket. behind those flames, finally a spark in how england needed. by that point south africa had passed 100. one for england's future, another making history. this is the moment she became england's women's to 20 wicket taker. england's batter is quick to take aim. danni wyatt really got things going and having earlier watched her wife break that bowling record, standing skipper enjoyed a successful run chase was never really in doubt. a special day with a first wicket, a record

our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster. good morning. saying as things stand mr pincher won�*t face any further action, but will this align hold, and is there a risk that the prime minister is putting himself in a position of not taking the allegations seriously enough. taking the allegations seriously enou:h. . , ,, enough. certainly downing street told me this _ enough. certainly downing street told me this morning _ enough. certainly downing street told me this morning they - enough. certainly downing street| told me this morning they thought enough. certainly downing street - told me this morning they thought no further action was necessary under government source said last night when the news broke that they believed he had done the right thing by resigning as deputy chief whip and they say he is a loyal conservative mp. he is certainly loyal to borisjohnson because chris pincher was part of what was known at westminster as a shadow whipping operation when the allegations around party gate surfaced towards the end of last year in th

let's go to ian watson who has com an . �* let's go to ian watson who has company-— let's go to ian watson smith. you're obviously a supporter - company. i'mjoined by chloe smith. you're obviously a supporter of i company. i'mjoined by chloe smith. you're obviously a supporter of liz i you're obviously a supporter of liz truss, who's consistently in third place, she's not been a head at all throughout the contest, she remains in third place. are you nervous tonight she won't make the final two? �* ., ., , tonight she won't make the final two? ., tonight she won't make the final two? i'm not nervous because what ou see two? i'm not nervous because what you see in — two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her— two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is — two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly _ two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly a _ two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly a leading i you see in her is clearly a leading position— you see in her is clearly a leading position and one that has momentum. what you've _

so spring training tells bubba watson or all of them, we have a proposal on the table, we'll give you $125 million, and you work half as much as you do now, and you'll make twice as much as you do now. want to sign? where is the pen. and i bet if you talk to most and i don't want to talk to -- i'm not a millennial myself, but i imagine if you talk to a lot of young people and you say look if i offered you x amount of money, would you take it. i think a lot of people would say sure. i don't think it feels great but i get it. >> many have stood up for the pga and criticized the liv golf tour but it go starting tomorrow and donald trump will be there. andrew ross sorkin, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, what two-thirds of americans want in their political leaders. some surprising numbers from a new poll on civility in politics. that is next on "morning joe." t" >>> new polling shows a statistical tie among voters when asked which party's candidate they support for november's midterm elections. according to the laft battleground civility poll from georgetown university, 48% of vot

let's bring in ian watson.ed to drop out and this evening they'll be another ballot tomorrow and if necessary if people don't withdraw it in the final ballot will be on wednesday where we're down to their final due, then go to full membership for the vote over the summer with the new prime minister replaced in september six. backs tonight, we think tom tugendhat will be the person not to observe and borisjohnson's observe and boris johnson's government observe and borisjohnson's government amongst the candidates is the most likely out according to his own supporters. they've been chewing over the numbers of the past hours when the ballot close to this evening. it's still impossible to say exactly how the other candidates will fare against each other, we know rishi sunak has been out in front. the question is will he do not to get past the threshold of 120 mps and mean he is guaranteed to be one of the final two. and the rest of the week will then determine who his opponent will be when the members are involved.

watson was once formerly ranked as high as number two in the world.o the rival world gets another heavyweight. speaking of heavy weights, i can't wait to see who you have in the next segment. >> how can i follow that ? >>> >>> toscano-anderson and how he gave fans a unique chance to say good-bye. >>> hello, i'm gayle king. tomorrow we introduce you to a marathon runner >>> new at 11:00, basketball fans got a chance to bid farewell to a-an jd the action at the pro-am league and led the raiders to victory. the champ signed with the lakers earlier this month. he will be missed. we'll be right back. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >>> all right, we made it halfway through the week, congratulations. we're getting there, slowly but surely. the late hshow with (male narrator) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female narrator) find out how in this paid presenta

the pride of the channel islands, over to you, heather watson. rally here against germany'sjule niemeier, which summed up the first set. watson chased and raced, trying to make the most of her first—ever fourth—round match, but ultimately... 0h! yeah. first set to niemeier, 6—2. watson could neither outrun her 22—year—old opponent, nor outthink her. all those past champions were watching a rising star, no question. jule niemeier, in herfirst wimbledon, is through to the quarterfinals. 6—4 in the second set, and then a nice touch for the crowd. i just want to say sorry that i had to kick out a british player today. ah, well, she fully deserved her win. but what gathered above wimbledon then was the sunday reality — one british player left in the singles. he's on the baseline, about to unleash a forehand. that's phenomenal. cameron norrie, against america's tommy paul, a player ranked below him, an opponent he knows well. norrie took the first set 6—4, and cautious confidence rippled through court number one. a few nerves are starting to creep into

iain watson _ they need to retain. thank you very much. the two candidates — our next prime minister, presented by sophie raworth, will be broadcast tomorrow on bbc one at 9pm. firefighters in california are struggling to contain a huge wildfire that is getting closer to yosemite national park. more than 6,000 people have been moved from their homes since the blaze started on friday. parts of california are in a state of emergency, and the fire has filled the air with smoke, prompting health warnings. james clayton reports. these scenes are becoming all too familiar in california. a raging wildfire, the oakfire described by authorities here as explosive, devouring forests that are tinder dry. firefighters are struggling to contain it as it engulfs people's homes, livelihoods, and businesses. this army veteran is spending his wedding anniversary waiting, hoping that the house he left will be ok. a lot of memories, though. my family grew up there, my kids, and...i don't know. just sad. the eight largest fires since records began in californi

watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car even look at them. i had no interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog could get a whole innocent little child that can't defend it. >> his or herself like at all even an older person. watson filed a police report but hasn't been able to find hope that she gets some kind of >> that same day, more in san francisco taylor kron, 4 news. >> today we're learning the name of the man who died in a house fire in antioch contra costa county coroner's office says 61 year-old frank lucas was found inside his home last night. you see the fire here, the scene. it started just after 8 o'clock on certain teen drive just off davidson drive. firefighters arrived to find the home's garage up in flames. that's where they believe the fire started. one other person who was in the home at the time

the league is reportedly insisting watson be given an indefinite suspension.be weeks before a former federal judge presiding over the hearing hands down her decision. >>> there's a huge shakeup in college sports. usc and ucla are leaving the pac 12 conference to join the big ten in 2024. the big ten voted unanimously to add the schools. it will increase the size of the big ten to 16 schools and comes almost a year after oklahoma and texas accepted invitations to join the scc in 2025. >>> speaking of sports shakeups, nba free agency is officially under way, and it kicked off with some shocking news. superstar forward kevin durant has told the brooklyn nets he wants to be traded. it's an unexpected move that could change the balance of the league for years. durant's four-year contract extension kicks in this week which is set to pay the 33-year-old nearly $200 million. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," "stranger things" actor david harboul talks with anthony mason about the hit netflix series. pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until y

now due to his injury, watson will serve as an off course.n boston this september. but he's right. it is a growing list that includes phil mickelson, dustin johnson, bryson, the shaam bro brooks keopka living someone out. so this is the direction the gulf is heading. not tiger, not i guess until tiger go somewhere. yeah, tour is alive and well. but he's been pretty clear that he doesn't think this is a great idea. now. >> yeah, saying thanks, thanks. the dark knight rises again. when you can see ben again. when you can see ben affleck back in batman gear. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. hold on... you're a night ma

heather watson was a junior grand slam winner with ups and downs inevitably following but this year,onent, she produced shots that no one could believe. the first set was a tie—break, the second was a celebration, eventually. 6—2, heatherforthe first time ever. you are in the fourth round.— first time ever. you are in the fourth round. ._ ., ., fourth round. playing here at home in front of the _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you _ fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you guys, - fourth round. playing here at home in front of the love you guys, the l in front of the love you guys, the atmosphere is everything. i love you too. so, please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? timer;r too. so, please, can all of you come back for my fourth round?— back for my fourth round? they will be there. back for my fourth round? they will be there- at — back for my fourth round? they will be there. at 523, _ back for my fourth round? they will be there. at 523, cameron - back for my four

so, like, a bubba watson, this is -- what does this do to a legacy for bubba watson? he was once number two in the world. >> and won the masters twice. >> twice. now what? >> supposedly the four majors, the british open, the u.s. open, the pga and the masters, are not affected by the suspensions which the pga tour has handed out to these players. so they can still play in the majors and your legacy is largely determined by what you do in the majors. nobody is saying that these players don't have the right to do it. the question is it the right thing to do. and also we want to talk about golf grievances, we mense menti the majors, the british open is often contested at turnberry, but the rioyal and ancient club has not extended any olive branch to donald trump, which is probably also sticking in his craw. >> as a junior golfer who went to watch greg norman hit sand shots and he was amazing, it is disappointing to watch. i had no idea so many years later i would be disappointed to see what happened here. bob, lovely to have you. thank you for being with us this morning.

due to his injury, watson will serve as an off course.tain at the liv golf invitational event in boston this september. he joins phil mickelson, brooks keopka bryson to shaw, bro and others leaving the pga tour and joining liv golf. that's it for sports kron. 4 when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >> some breaking news just in san jose. police are at the scene of a crash that seriously injured a child. happened shortly after 8 o'clock tonight on winfield boulevard just south of blossom hill road there. police say the kid was on a bike when he got hit by a car taken to a hospital. the driver stayed at the scene and i

but it has been a good wimbledon for heather watson.iscovered by scientists — and it's been hiding in plain sight for 177 years. the plant is the world's largest water lily — with leaves more than 10 feet wide. it's been in the archives of the royal botanic gardens at kew since 1845, but was mistakenly identified as another species. our science editor, rebecca morelle, has the story. they're a marvel of the botanical world — giant water lilies dominating the pond in kew gardens. but these aren't just extraordinary to look at — they're also a species that's new to science. they are huge, aren't they? and they feel so strong. yeah. when you press down on them. under the path there is a network of nerves and they're filled with air, so basically it's like a floating mat. for years these plants have masqueraded as another species, but carlos magdelana, one of the world's leader water lily experts, long suspected this wasn't the case. when you think this is a new species, you have to demonstrate it, and this is what we have done. it's one of

watson asked for the dog's owners phone number several times, but the woman continues to walk away.that even threatening to have the dog by her again. that's when watson says the woman turned around and attacked. >> she hit me in the head and took off even look at them. i had no interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. >> i will. so far police have not been able to find the woman in the video on watson says she hopes the woman is found before that dog attack somebody else. 7.50, right now. and there's a warning of pacific up because a mountain lion was seen near norfolk drive. and lewis lane. it was spotted monday morning by a man was walking his dog and they came across the big cat and what he did is what you're supposed to do. raise his hand. look as big as you can made loud noises. and then the animal took off. so that's good. nobody was hurt. but police are reminding you that this area of pacifica, outline territory. so they're going big. they're going to be right at round at times. and if you're around, y

watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car. i didn't even look at them.o interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog could get a whole innocent little child that can't defend it. >> his or herself like at all or even an older person. watson filed a police repo-t but hasn't been able to find hope that she gets some kind of >> as i do, more in san francisco, taylor kron, 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at noon. are you drinking clean water? the alarming details from a new report. plus outside lands less than 2 weeks away. how cannabis will be getting a stage of its own and covid not gone but our options for treating it better than ever. one local expert weighs in on pres >> covid is a god. but even with cases climbing in this country, covid deaths are down nearly 90%. and when i took office, that's 90% difference for dead toda

watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car. i didn't even look at them. i had no interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog could get a hold of innocent little child that can't defend it. >> his or herself like at all even an older person. watson filed a police report but hasn't been able to find hope that she gets some kind of >> as i do, more in san francisco, taylor kron, 4 news. a warning for people in pacifica this afternoon after a mountain lion was seen near norfolk drive. and lewis lane happened early on monday morning. >> a man was walking his dog when he says he came across that big cat and he told police that he raised his hands, make loud noises and the mountain lion ran away. police are reminding people that is mountain lion territory. and you should always keep an eye on your pets and small children. the forty-nine

watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car. i didn't even look at them.them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog could get a hold of innocent little child that can't defend it. >> he's their self like at all even an older person. watson filed a police report but hasn't been able to find hope that she gets some kind of >> has it more in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron, 4 news. >> a warning if you are around pacifica are out. and about this morning a mountain lion was spotted near norfolk drive and lewis lane. it was spotted monday morning. but we're just getting word now that man and his dog were walking when they came across the big cat. he said that you raise his hands, made loud noises and animal the mount line took off. police are reminding you that pacific. it outline country and you have to share the land and keep your eye out. time now

watson says she hopes the woman is found before the dog attack somebody else.w 6.41 and the 52 billion dollars chips act passed the senate with bipartisan support. it invests in the creation of semiconductor computer chips in america. those chips are found in everything from cars to cell phones, to military equipment. the ceo of lockheed martin, which builds military air aircraft, told the president biden that the technology is too important to national security to outsource it. >> confidence in the security of the hardware itself that it hasn't been tampered with or degraded when we perceive it to put it into our aircraft. >> some republicans criticized the bill as a corporate handout. the white house insists that's not the case in the bills heading to the senate where it is expected to pass 6.41. and coming up, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> the dave chappelle show went on to the chagrin of a lot of people who wanted it canceled. >> we'll have the very latest. we're at a stem summer camp for girls that teaches them how to build and launch rockets

watson says this all unfolded as she was walking to her car. i didn't even look at them. i had no interaction with them. and right after they had just passed me by the dogs jumped up and like randomly bit my arm. these are photos of the bite marks. >> watson says she's now speaking out in hopes of preventing others from getting her biggest worry that, you know, the dog could get a hold of innocent little child that can't defend it. >> he's their self like at all even an older person. watson filed a police report but hasn't been able to find hope that she gets some kind of >> has it more in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron, 4 news. >> center fell. police are looking for a distributed anti semitic flyers over the weekend. police say the fires were left in plastic bags in the driveways of homes in the west in neighborhood. police did not describe specifically what was written on the fires but said nobody specifically was threatened. detectives are now trying to find video of the suspect. a suspect distributing the flyers. similar incidents have occurred around the bay area