it was chief william murray who photo house the history 58 years ago. until today this building served as the san francisco fire department museum. it remains that. we have added exhibits and displays thatten comes all public safety departments in san francisco. we have a shared appreciation for recognizing us as partners in the fire station. to give thoughts on the 54 years since that came to pass your fire chief, jeanine nicholson. >> thank you. you look cool in the hat. i would like to change our uniforms. greetings. welcome to station 10 and to the museum. i thank the gott for everything that they have done in terms of preserving our history. i want to thank mayor breed for creating new history with the people you have appointed including myself. thank you so much for creating new history. we in public safety, as you know, whether it is our call takers at the department of emergency management, my sister marielle lencarroll to all of you thank you. station 10. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge a couple fire commissioners in the h

murray in it. butjust like serena williams last night, murray was askedif williams last night, murray was asked ifsey earlier this evening, a sign of things to come because while most of us had sunshine and showers, as you can see from the earlier radar picture, cloud has been gathering down south and bringing outbreaks of rain, the rain now working across the english channel into southern england and driving northwards overnight with heavy bursts, it could be quite sporadic, drierspells heavy bursts, it could be quite sporadic, drier spells too. tomorrow morning starts with rain across much of scotland, especially the north—east, this rain across county antrim and county down could be enough to cause poor travelling conditions, surface water and spray. the rain will continue to journey northwards and we are back to sunshine and showers, some heavy, thundery and slow—moving with very light winds, sunny spells in between, could see patchy rain gracing the coast of east anglia and temperatures 16 to 21 degrees. for wimbledon tomorrow the chance we could see the logic shower, it may into a play at ti

murray is also made his way through to the 2nd round. murray faced australia, james douglas off the dropping. the 1st said he came back to william for murray has not been beyond the 3rd round at a grand slam for 5 years now. of the suffering with injuries, tennis of teenage golden boy carlos alcaraz is also through to the 2nd round. although spanish needed 5 sate server come young linux throw in a match that lasted over 5 hours. the 19 year old alcaraz arose the prominent early this year when he won the masters, $1000.00 events in miami and madrid. but the men 7 seed became the 1st major casualty, hubert hood catch was dumped out by spain's i handled david of $1495.00 sets of cash was thought of as a junior wimbledon contained to the seal to win the title of hala on tuesday. australian bad boy in a curious will be an action against paul job. the unseeded player has only ever reached the one of the quarter finals once before. but tennis channel analysts john with i'm says the enigmatic curios cannot be discounted. i think a lot of people. 1 would love it, and a lot of people who hated the curios is unseated, which is relevant bec

andy murray — and the returning serena williams — also feature, as our sports news correspondent lauraorts. you join me now under the roof on centre court where another practice session is getting under way and the big news today was the draw of both the men's and ladies singles and perhaps the standout name who was unseeded was serena williams, who was practising behind me. remember, she is returning for only herfirst singles match since retiring on the first round of last year's wimbledon, hobbling off centre court here after slipping on a first round map. she hasn't played a single singles match since. she has played doubles in the spurn but it will be obviously a major test of how her bodyis obviously a major test of how her body is faring. many people thought she might draw a seat as she comes in here as a wild card down at number 1204 in the world but she hasn't. instead, she is drawn at wimbledon first timer in how many ten, 24—year—old from france who was ranked number 113 the world. the top of the latest draw is... who has a 35 match winning, winning streaks as she is very muc

good dain, stuttgart, the brick b alexander, booklet to reach the quarter finals there. nixa murray is william the 5 stefan oss . at 60 puss, he defeated dominic sticker 6364. it's a to a leading 35th wind for the greek, but it's 1st one on cross since 2019. the boston celtics have restored their advantage in the n. b a finals. they beat the golden state warriors in game 3, edging a step closer to a record 18th championship. david stokes reports tatum, thanks i solution. going to the celtics came roaring back on their home. caught in boston. jason tatum came up with 26 points and knowing assist them to ha jaylen brown school, 27 with one of his to point to set up by a full court pass from alford with time boston, it opened up a comfortable 12 point lead, but steph curry help golden state stay in andre corner. oh boy, he scored a game high, 31, but the celtics were able to see at home when he 116 to 110 to take a to one lead in the best of 7 series. if we want to come out here and play the last thing we love the core, we didn't want to say, well, we weren't physical enough and, and he worked ou

william, born on the murray says it's hard to predict. if he'll be able to carry on playing at the highest level, the 3 tom grand slam champion has just suffered his earliest ever lost at wimbledon son, hamish reports following the 1st round exit of serena williams. another form, a wimbledon champion, has left the all england club facing an uncertain future to tom, champion and home favored andy marie, falling to the earliest wimbledon defeat of his career. of you, sir, i wanted to do well here in a low playing at wimbledon and knows surface the i feel like i can still compete, you know, with the, with the best guys on so is definitely definitely hurt. murray had briefly raised the hopes of the center court crowd when he took the 3rd set against don isn't or the 35 year old has faced a series of career threatening injuries and recent years. and he went on to news in full sets. there followed the inevitable questions as to whether his 14th wimbledon campaign would be his last this extremely difficult was the, um, you know, the, the problem

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joining me is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams, nyn professor and former law clerk melissa murrayd "politico" author eugene daniels. appreciate you joining us on this. pete, before we get to the history-making moment, i want to talk specifically about the two decisions that came down, really kind of a split decision for the biden administration here. >> reporter: that's true. the easier one to talk about is the "remain in mexico" program. supreme court said the biden administration went about it the right way trying to end this program that was launched during the trump administration. that required the government to send asylum seekers back to mexico to wait for their cases to be heard. the biden administration can go ahead now and try to shut that down. it was a 5-4 ruling. chief justice roberts and justice kavanaugh joining the court's three more liberal members. the other was a 6-3 by the lineup we've seen so much this term with the conservatives on one side and the three more liberal justices on the other saying that the environmental protection agency didn't have the authori

after victories here on centre court for andy murray and emma raducanu on day one, we have serena williams

as serena williams eyes a remarkable eighth wimbledon title and 24th grand slam win. as for the men's draw, murrayl be full throughout the tournament but the question is, will we get to see andy murray? suggest his abdominal injury from stuttgart is healing and he has drawn the australian james duckworth, number 77. novak djokovic. is the top seed because of the absence of the belarusian round for the first time since 2019. none of the british players have drawn a seed in the first round at wimbledon. players who took part in the saudi arabian—backed liv golf event injune have been banned from the scottish open by the dp world tour. the breakaway saudi—backed event has already seen players such as dustinjohnson suspended from the american pga tour. the scottish open is the week before the open championship and is used by many players as preparation. the players have also been fined £100,000. a property developer says he would try to buy derby county after securing the stadium. the football league has welcomed the news and is assessing the bed. —— bid. more tremors have been felt in eastern afghani

williams on her wimbledon return. when the covers come off later, we will see emma raducanu and andy murray back in action.morning, we have rain pushing eastwards that will clear the east in the next couple of hours. behind it, sunshine and showers, some of them heavy and thundery but less windy today than yesterday. i will have the details throughout the programme. it's wednesday, 29th ofjune. our main story. the cancer campaigner, blogger and broadcaster, dame deborahjames, also known as bowel babe, has died aged 40. she had been receiving end—of—life care for bowel cancer at home. the host of the bbc�*s you, me and the big c podcast was given a damehood in may in recognition of her tireless fundraising. write to the very end of her life, dame deborahjames was determined to live every moment to the full. a few weeks ago she was at the chelsea flower show to see arrays that had been named after her. she wanted to make the most of whatever time she had left. in herfinal weeks, she published a book. she started a fund for cancer charities that has raised millions of pounds. she launched a range of clothes,

william no cookies to some were young a failure. how does keith just tell you? my dear, what made you? well hello sir. ah. when the battle from murray you will began keith st. it's hopes on militants from the ultram nationalist as our regiment. which is a boston near cobbler, quarter numbers 13 as a bomb care. i've got a good deal better. i've also got my cousin of course and will be so bold puzzles. but you said austin, you're probably the most mature garcia for you today. most, emily, from that would you, as all regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors, have adopted a new tactic or forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields. with godaddy math is they do. so when you got a question on the look, the way to be when the issue with a for just with to proceed in a ups store in mislead gives you honey, be another lease with a reference to the new. but these are like national. i brought them back. i seen you been there and you got when you brought that much, you moved. i good luck. breaking them up with to loose professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from don bass. those who joined the p

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after victories here on centre court for andy murray and emma raducanu on day one, we have serena williams and rafa nadal to come. good morning. a chilly start at wimbledon this morning but sonny, a small risk of a shower today, the focus for us all in the north and west is going to be wet and windy, in the south and east, joy and brighter. and have you swapped your smartphone for a dumb one? we'll find out why more of us are tackling our screen addiction by reverting to a basic "brick". it's tuesday the 28th ofjune. our main story. at least 46 people have been found dead in an abandoned lorry on the outskirts of san antonio, texas. a fire official said a further 16 people including four children were taken to hospital suffering heat stroke and exhaustion. san antonio is around 150 miles from the us—mexico border and a major transit route for people traffickers. azadeh moshiri reports. emergency responders crowd together after dozens of bodies were found in an abandoned lorry. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were rushed to hospital. a worker who works in the buildings up h

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data, william lewis of them menu, so miser, she's actually a queue operator. dryden, this issue with even before the active combat phase of nationalist regimens, militants, were ready to sacrifice murray. you both civilians to keep control of the city. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create a truck rather than fit with various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with obama protective own existence with today, i'm authorized to additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia design to one. thank you. this licensing atm card to bluffton banks disconnected from the international payment system. dysfunctional puppy mal donna and euro exchange rates. follow up on a trouble up article the more so so i would know what the committee met, the bulk of the bill on that is the current. can you say i don't know? sure. c m a j. i look up at almost volume in russian business. overcome this song. see yeah, i b

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williams will join me in a moment. with me now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney. melissa murray, nyu law professor and former law clerk to justice sonia sotomayor and former federal and state prosecutors in new york, also tom goldstein from scotus blog, expert on all things supreme court and tom start with you. walk us through details of this ruling and what will be its immediate impact? >> the supreme court overrules roe v. wade saying the states have no obligation to allow abortion in any circumstance, except, perhaps, to save the life of the mother. no rape, no insist. that it is up to the legislatures to decide this question. the court says, oh, you know, don't think this necessarily calls into question other decisions we've had about privacy rights under the constitution. like about contraception or same-sex marriage. we'll leave that for know day but are not threatening those today. it is a full and complete and utter repudiation of any right under the constitution to an abortion. >> more than a double states, joyce, have so-called trigger laws put in place for this moment

williams was knocked out in the first round by french player harmony tan. and today it's a busy day for british interest as the second round gets under way with sir andy murraycorrespondent there, daniela relph. the sun is out after a couple of miserable hours here at wimbledon. it was one of those wimbledon late night's yesterday as serena williams desperately tried to stay in the tournament. there were moments of brilliance from her, but in the final set, harmony tan from france beat one of the greatest ever players. will we see serena back here at wimbledon again? she herself says she's just not sure at this stage. but still in the mix and playing this afternoon are emma raducanu and andy murray, and both face challenging opponents. caroline garcia, a former world number four who won emma raducanu is back on centre court to play caroline garcia, a former world number four who won a tournament on grass in germany last week. so very much in—form, and a challenge for emma raducanu. and then it's a game of wimbledon veterans — 35—year—andy murray against 37—year—old americanjohn isner. murray will have to find a way to cope with this giant serve of isner, a m

mike brown gets keegan, murray and sacramento and jane ivy goes to the pistons to round out the overall top five picks. locally what a night for jalen williamsf santa clara. he was selected 12th overall by oklahoma city is a six ft nine junior who averaged 18 points per game with the broncos, and he becomes the first santa clara player drafted since steve nash went 15th overall in 1996. the giants. they were close to a very successful trip to atlanta. instead they leave town with 31 run losses in four games they played in the midday heat approached 110 degrees, so it was hot in atlanta braves jumped out to a big league early already 61 of the fourth when dansby swanson, he hits his second home run of the game. solo shot that makes it 7 to 1. and that was a run the braves would need because the giants would start to claw back in the fifth. austin slater going opposite field just over the wall for his fifth home run of the season, and it's 72. now 75 in the ninth when jacques peterson, he gets ahold of this kenley jansen pitch 426 ft right to the chophouse. number 16 for peterson. all of a sudden, it's a one run game. but that was as close as

murray. my gosh. >> that's ok, my friend. >> up next former ambassador to ukraine william taylor on russia's invasion of the country and the potential for trying president putin for war crimes. he also talked about the future security of europe. the discussion was hosted by the u.s. institute for peace. >>

william barr aperiodic behind closed doors. we are told his interview took a little more than two hours. the investigation continuing on a number of tracks. >> all very interesting there, ryan nobles, thanks. >>> cnn sarah murray is outside the georgia courthouse where the secretary of state wrapped up testimony in front of a special grand jury. this is a part of the investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 20 election results. what do you know about that? >> reporter: last night, the georgia secretary of state brad raffensberger was incourt hours five hours today. he is an important person to overturn the 2020 election because of his phone call with donald trump. let's remind you a snippet of that now infamous call. >> so, look, all i want to is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state. ro so, of course, you would expect the going to be getting information from raffensperger about that call, about donald trump's efforts to pressure raffensberger to overturn the results of the election. we got a copy of the documents sent to raffensberger office and it shows you the scope of what they're looking into, any writings that memorialized that call. ph

for serena williams, it was two years, just because she won the us open that instant success is going to continue to follow. let's be patient with her. absolutely. let's talk about andy murray— quite right now, am i right? he is. we can be that patient _ quite right now, am i right? he is. we can be that patient with - quite right now, am i right? he is. we can be that patient with andy i we can be that patient with andy murray because time is not on his second 35 years old most of the two—time champion at the all england club, he has had his injury challenges come over my shoulder, the british fans are desperate for something to cheer, although we have seen british players progress today. mary is up against the hard—hitting american who took the first set six games to four. and mary, i can see is 65 up in the second, so can you level this when up? it could be an epic late—night finish for andy murray in the british fans yet again here at wimbledon. {lila yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank ou yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank you very — yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank you very much indeed. now, before we go, let's bring you back that's breaking news from par

murray, professor of law at new york university. the cohost of strict scrutiny, an expert on family law, reproductive rights, author of the 2022 william and mary article, abortion, sterilization in the universe of reproductive rights. we could not have a better group of scholars today talking about all these issues and how it relates to the current debate on reproductive rights. i'm honored to be here and i will listen to them do their thing, thanks. >> thank you, brad, for that introduction. we will talk for 15 minutes and have time for questions. hopefully from the virtual audience and the real audience. we understand there are a lot of virtual attendees. i will start by situating this in the early 20th century. i wrote an op-ed in slate in which i invoked saturday night live in terms of its critique of the dobbs opinion. ..i did that because i am an expert in methodology aside from writing this book many years ago, i study how the court cited cases. i have become a critic of an approach that is sometimes called originalism. that says that we should go back to the time in which the 14th amendment of ratified -- was ratified. one of

as serena williams i is a remarkable eighth wimbledon title on 24th grand slam win. as for the men's draw, murray and five hours after rishi sunak commented other way has just said they're all taking responsibility for the by—elections and getting on governing. we haven't really had anything from them yet. the prime minister is in wonder at the commonwealth summit and has a full week of international engagements planned, going to the g7 and clearly number of ten of disgust for the not to return but they were clear that would not happen. from their point of view to do so would mean that the prime minister was not at this very big international events zoomable he would receive criticism for not being able to represent britain abroad because he was politically blinkered and it would also like to a sense of panic so for the time being safer any for the crucial elements that is what he will do. in the meantime the conservative party is simply digesting what has happened and it is understandable they will take a bit of a breath to do just that, such as the scale of the results. i think of itjust been w

mix once again of the established faces, the likes of andy murray, rafael nadal, novak djokovic playing in the main's singles, serena williamsdal in 2008. andy murray winning in 2013. that is the players box. he climbed up there to congratulate, to set about with his family and friends. pat cash climbed up family and friends. pat cash climbed up they are all those years ago anyone his title. they have put a gate in next to the roof to allow the players to gain slightly more easier access to the players box instead of having to clamber onto the roof. it all gets under way at half past one today. novak djokovic, tradition dictates that the defending champion in the men's singles will open proceedings. he is an excellent first on centre court. then, of course, we see andy murray last up as well when he takes on james duckworth. before that emma raducanu, the tenth seed, against alison van uytvanck. that will be a tough opening match for her when you consider the difficulties, the injuries that she has had it the build—up to the tournament. not the best preparation for her when you consider it was really here that she began to m

williams last year. she will be out there on centre court this afternoon. and people will see the likes of andy murray was one of only three globally threatened species in the uk, but a successful breeding programme has led to a remarkable turnaround for the bird of prey. now british—born red kites are being flown to spain in an attempt to rescue dwindling populations there. our environment correspondent helen briggs reports. soaring high in the sky above the countryside, living proof of a conservation success story. three decades ago, red kites were rescued from the brink of extinction by reintroducing wild birds from sweden and spain. dr ian evans was one of the pioneers. it all went out of expectation. it was such a huge success, which was amazing. obviously, the birds in spain, unfortunately, in the last 20 years, haven't done so well, so it's a great opportunity to go back. that is why we went to spain in the first place, to save kites, and we can do that now by helping them with the kites we have got here. at six weeks old, the birds are naturally shy in the presence of humans, behaving as they

murray against isnerfor a place in the third round. one of the big talking points of the day at the all england club is the future of serena williams.nd see how i feel and just to go from there. away from wimbledon, at taunton, it's day three of englands women one—off test against south africa. england resumed on 328 — six this morning in reply to south africas 284 all out. they've now moved on to 351—6, nat sciver is still at the crease. she is now passed 130 so an excellent start for england. in rugby union, ireland's tour of new zealand didn't get off to the best start — as they were well beaten by the maori all blacks in hamilton. it was a one—sided first half in which the hosts scored four tries to ireland's one, to open up a 22—point advantage. it ended 32—17 to the maoris with ireland also losing james hume and cian healy to second—half injuries. the first test against new zealand is on saturday in auckland. and in football, wsl side manchester city have signed australia striker mary fowler from montpellier on a four—year deal. more on that and the latest from wimbledon over on the website. all the action from every court is