it goes back to roger williams. it is a very perceptive question. what people missed about this is, roger williams talked about separating the garden of the church from the wilderness of the world by means of a wall of separation. 1802,son picks it up in but it comes from roger williams. let's deconstruct that statement for a moment. the puritans, of which roger williams was one, were not members of the sierra club. right? talked about wilderness, wilderness was a place of desolation. this was a place of danger. this is where evil lurked. when roger williams talks about -- protecting the garden of the church, what he is let's, in effect, is, protect the integrity of the faith by not confusing it with politics or state. that is the genius of roger ulation, in my judgment. let me give you an example of how this plays out. nextdoor in alabama, judge roy with the 10onument commandments, i was called as one of the witnesses in that case. i was one of the few baptists around, even though i'm not a baptist, because roger williams was absolutely right. when

host: william roger taking your calls. this is linda in new york. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. ump should have never gotten out of the iranian nuclear deal. president obama got the ball rolling. it might not have been perfect, but he also, just like with the affordable care act, it might need to between or changed -- be tweaked or changed, but at least you have a base to start with. , his rhetoric, his knee-jerk responses are many for many americans -- are very scary for many americans. there seems to be no connect between the executive and the defense department with this draft going out. we made a mistake. this is not kindergarten. that seems how it is running. guest: it is easy to monday morning quarterback the defense department, the state department, the administration. governing is difficult. in many ways this was imprudent. we have been making imprudent decisions for 30 years in foreign policy. i don't think this is particular to right now. i think the u.s. for 30 years has been engaging in activities that has undermined security. if you think back

with the australian open due to start next week, the likes of serena williams, roger federer and novakkovic have been taken part in an exhibition match to help raise much needed funds for the relief efforts. and as lydia campbell can tell us, tennis‘ fundraising efforts have stretched into the millions. miked up and ready for action at a tennis event with a twist. this is how the tennis world has responded to the australian bushfire crisis. some of the biggest names in the sport took part in a charity event to help raise funds for those affected by the fires, even one of the true heroes from australia was action. the firefighter getting the biggest cheer of the night. together, the players have helped to raise over £2.5 million, with australian nick kyrgios, one of the first players behind the appeal. australian nick kyrgios, one of the first players behind the appeallj wrote the tweet and said, this is an opportunity for me to use my platform. they woke up the next morning and it had exploded. it was so morning and it had exploded. it was so emotional back and when i was in canberra,

rafa nadal, serena williams, roger federer and novak djokovic we just some who helped to raise over £25lbow injury which saw him miss the win in cape town last week. england won‘t name their team until the coin toss, with chris woakes and mark wood vying to replace the injured james anderson. the series is delicately poised at 1—1 with two tests left to play. from a young team, it‘s really important that we don‘t live off that win for the rest of this for. we sort of try and exceed it and we make sure we take this opportunity to, as we said, get in front of the game and drive it home. after the first—innings when we got opportunities to do that, we were excellent at it. ireland have named fly—half jonny sexton as their new captain for the six nations. he takes over from rory best following his retirement despite being an injury doubt for the championship because of a knee problem. and kyren wilson is through to the quarter—finals of snooker‘s masters, but there was a sting in the tail during his win over jack lisowski at ally pally. as you can see here, a wasp made it‘s way onto wilson‘

rafa nadal, serena williams, roger federer and novak djokovic all helped to raise over £2.5 million.o miss out on the third test against south africa, which starts in port elizabeth tomorrow, after failing to fully recover from an elbow injury which saw him miss the win in cape town last week. england won't name their team until the toss tomorrow, with chris woakes and mark wood vying replace the injured james anderson. with the series delicately poised at 1—1 with two tests to play, it will make it is really important that that we do not live off that victory for the rest of the store. after exceeded and make sure that we ta ke after exceeded and make sure that we take this opportunity and we drive it home and after the first innings, when we got opportunities to do that, we are excellent added. ireland have named fly half jonny sexton as their new captain for the six nations. he takes over from rory best following his retirement despite being an injury doubt for the championship, having not played since december for leinster because of a knee problem. while fullback stuart hogg wil

host: william roger taking your calls. this is linda in new york. democrat. good morning.ler: good morning. ump should have never gotten out of the iranian nuclear deal. president obama got the ball rolling. it might not have been perfect, but he also, just like with the affordable care act, it might need to between or changed -- be tweaked or changed, but at least you have a base to start with. , his rhetoric, his knee-jerk responses are many for many americans -- are very scary for many americans. there seems to be no connect between the executive and the defense department with this draft going out. we made a mistake. this is not kindergarten. that seems how it is running. guest: it is easy to monday morning quarterback the defense department, the state department, the administration. governing is difficult. in many ways this was imprudent. we have been making imprudent decisions for 30 years in foreign policy. i don't think this is particular to right now. i think the u.s. for 30 years has been engaging in activities that has undermined security. if you think back to t

and top tennis stars, serena williams, roger federer and rafael nadal announcing they will play a charityive all proceeds to this most important cause. >> that's great. >> so needed. >> yeah. >>> and then finally, we're excited, as you may know, because the oscars is a-coming. for the second year in a row no host at the big show. it worked really well last year so they're doing it again. however, they have told us exclusively that actress issa rae from "insecure" and john cho from "harold and kumar" will be on stage this monday morning to announce the oscar nominations. we will cover it live right here on "gma," and we will talk with some of the nominees as it's happening. i don't know how we do it but we get the nominees on the phone and wake them up and will talk to them so come here, listen to us on monday morning and then the 92nd annual oscars takes place one month from today, everybody. february 9th on abc. we'll be live from l.a., of course, there and then also the morning after which is actually just the same night to us. we cannot wait, and that's "pop news." >> that's great, tha

serena williams and roger federer, business as usual.rm during the win yesterday. it is a fourth time in two years that the england number eight has broken his arm. they will begin this years tournament against france on the 2nd of february. that is all the spot. i will have more fear in the next hour. i will have more fear in the next hour. the hs2 high speed rail link could end up costing as much as £106 billion, according to leaks of a government commissioned review. the report, which has been seen by the financial times, also recommends that the second phase of the project — linking birmingham to manchester and leeds — should be paused to see whether conventional rail lines could be used instead. let's take a look at what we know so far, about the key facts and figures around hs2. the existing budget is £55.6 billion. that compares to the original budget, of £32.7 billion. £7.4 billion have already been spent on the project. and now, we have this new, projected figure of over a hundred billion pounds for the possible cost, according

serena williams and so —— roger federer made it business as usual. john watson.ones has john watson. england head coach eddie jones has named john watson. england head coach eddiejones has named eight uncapped players in his 3a man squad for the six nations. 0ne players in his 3a man squad for the six nations. one player likely to miss out is billy vunipola. he broke his arm during saracens win over racing 92 yesterday. it is the fourth time in two years he has broken his arm. england have finished second last year. they open this year's tournament against france on the 2nd of february. the kansas city chiefs will play their first super bowl in 50 years after beating tennessee titans 35—2a to clinch the afc championship. patrick mahon is running a touchdown as well as throwing this 60 yard pass to set up as throwing this 60 yard pass to set up the victory. it is the second week ina up the victory. it is the second week in a row they have fought back to win. they will play the san francisco a9ers in the super bowl in two weeks. that is all the sport for now. you c

i thank senator cornyn and small businessman, auto dealer, roger williams, what a treat to be here on the house floor and honor george and barbara bush. right where he served as a member of the house ways and means committee. he loved the house. memberd and john paul, a of the house transportation committee, they were freshmen together and he spoke fondly of this house and served him well when he was vice president and president of the united states. my wife martha and i think about one thing. we had the pleasure to know over 40e years and worked for for four years. everybody has hen when you are at school, there is a form, in case of emergency and there is a blank and you are supposed to put a friend's name, a neighbor's name, a colleague's name. when we think of george and barbara bush, we think of that form. in case of an emergency, call george bush. call barbara bush. because that's what they were. they were neighbors. in their soul as the ranking member of north carolina said, service was at the heart, whether pushing the cart across the randall's parking lot or serving cookies i

in australia, rafa nadal, roger federer, serena williams and novak djokovic have all been playing a charitya group of firefighters to raise more money for those affected by the bushfires, as australia experiences one of its worst wildfire seasons on record. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports. announcer: the one, the only, the immortal, serena williams. cheering and applause. the biggest stars uniting for the biggest of causes. rally for relief — a chance for tennis‘s history makers to turn fundraisers. $100 to hit the giant letters? nice! no problem if you‘re roger federer. as for rafael nadal, well, he found a new doubles partner — deb, a firefighter who only on monday had been tackling the blazes near melbourne. it was a reminder behind the smiles of the reason why they were there. with two of the sport‘s great rivals leading the fundraising effort. talking with roger a couple of hours ago, we decided to give 250,000 australian dollars to the fires relief, together, so... cheering. hopefully that keeps inspiring the people to support this terrible disaster that we are going throu

conflict after meeting with members of the house earlier, including my next guest, congressman roger williamsfor joining us. >> thank you, charles. >> charles: i suspect a fair amount of what you saw was confident or classified secret. >> yee. >> please share with the audience do do you come away tag out soleimani was the right thing to do? >> absolutely. we did find out that the president had a lot of information. he made it very measured decision in taking out a terrorist that had blood all over his hand, killing our young men and women, and he made the right decision. did it in a business-like manner. he is a business guy. so i think what we learned today he certainly made the right decision. charles: now despite the feeling of de-escalation in the air, everyone understands that iran still has a certain goal in the region, they still probably will continue provocative acts including going to cyberattacks. i know part of your committee deals with the financial world and, i'm just curious how vulnerable we are? that is what all the experts keep saying they can hurt us the most with a cyberat

rafa nadal, roger federer, serena williams and novak djokovic — some of the world's tennis greats — and to the australian open. they even played against firefighters on court in a bid to raise more money for those affected by the bushfires as australia experiences one of its worst bushfire seasons on record. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. announcer: the one, the only, the immortal, serena williams. cheering and applause. the biggest stars uniting for the biggest of causes. rally for relief — a chance for tennis's history makers to turn fundraisers. $100 to hit the giant letters? nice! no problem if you're roger federer. as for rafael nadal, well, he found a new doubles partner — deb, a firefighter who only on monday had been tackling the blazes near melbourne. it was a reminder behind the smiles of the reason why they were there. with two of the sport's great rivals leading the fundraising effort. talking with roger a couple of hours ago, we decided to give 250,000 australian dollars to the fires relief, together, so... cheering. hopefully that keeps inspiring the people t

there were no shocks for the big names with novak djokovic and osaka and serena williams and roger federerlam title. the manager says... arsenal got a two all draw against chelsea. chelsea looked to have the game one when they scored in the 81st minute but there is still time to equalise for dot arsenal are ten points behind chelsea in the league. manchester city turned to pass a stubborn united. what a game it was, everton two nil up but then two goals in the last few minutes. a wacky game is how he described it. that is all your support for now. we are now going to president trump. the average and implement rate for my administration is the lowest in recorded history, unemployment rates among african—american, hispanic american, asian americans has reached a record low. african—american youth on impairment has reached the lowest in history of our country, so proud of that. african—american poverty numbers have plummeted to their lowest rate ever recorded. unemployment rate for women has reached the lowest level in almost 70 years and the veterans unemployment rate dropped to a record low

tour because a lot of people were saying that if it was the likes of novak djokovic, roger federer or serena williamsld be changing conditions and that has certainly been the case for the tournament today. much better as far as the quality is concerned about is the rain and wind certainly which is causing a few problems today and we have seen is a match is suspended already on the outside court. play just about suspended already on the outside court. playjust about getting back under way with that rain subsiding somewhat, more showers are forecast for tomorrow. and in terms of the tournament itself, who should we be keeping an eye on, regulars, usual names, but also any ones that may not be on our radar as well? the women‘s draw is wide open. we have seen so the women‘s draw is wide open. we have seen so many the women‘s draw is wide open. we have seen so many different grand champions, and a lot of that will focus on naomi osaka, the defending champion and the women‘s singles, she had that brilliant success of the us open in 2018 when she beat serena williams and follow that up with drew here last y

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we have seen serena williams go today, but you have roger federer, rafael nadal and novak djokovic still the title this year? we keep saying when will the young players breakthrough? we can see why, because novak djokovic has been really impressive once again in the opening set of his third round match. i am very jealous, you have the weather with you, great tennis to watch for the rest of the day. enjoy it and have a good weekend. thank you. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. the cashless society. one in ten transactions will be cashless... one in ten will be cash by 2028. it is disappearing from society. how do you feel about that? does that worry you feel about that? does that worry you at all? people getting in contact with me on twitter. the further people move away from physical cash, the less attachment they have to their money, and a detachment from money leads to poor management of finances and debt. that is quite interesting. another one from mark, the law of unintended consequences. what a cashless society would effectively do is handle total —— hand tot

difficult than it's been for some of the biggest stars in tennis who are here including roger federer, serena williams to have to play for hours in very hot temperatures comup bied with at times hazardous air quality. there was a tennis player a couple of days ago who actually had a coughing fit and collapsed in one of the earlier practice rounds. obviously some of these people are professionals. they've played in other polluted cities like beijing. but the difference we're told when you combine the heat with the pollution it could be tough going not just for the players themselves but for the tens and thousands of fans. organizers tell us they're doing everything they can to ensure the conditions are safe for the players and spectators, but this is all happening of course with the backdrop of more than a hundred fires burning across australia right now. and some of these fires even in this particular state of victoria were deemed to be out of control. we saw a huge smoke plume above the ground cline. some of these fires so intense they're creating their own weather. potentially hazardous over the wee

religion, in my view, is the strict separation and maintenance of separate domains, inspired by roger williams, articulated in james mattis since memorial against religious establishments, and a long line of supreme court decisions. in summary, i'm opposed to advocacy for a constitutional right to religious exemption from a law where the law advances a compelling interest and nontrivial harm is imposed on others. and i believe would best protect religion from across from government interference by keeping government out of religious matters. thank you. [applause] >> clearly we're all off and running. mr. shackleford, kelly, justice alito's opinion suggests as mr. clark, as is argued because they are long-standing, are presumptively constitutional. how old does a minute have to be to have had the religion leak out? >> i don't think very long, and i think, they're sort of two-point. >> neville and i'm to read from his import statement or a government that roams the land turned and monuments with religious symbolism and scrubbing away references to the divine strikes me as aggressively hostile to

former number one serena williams is also out. rogerin and reach round four. and england make a good start to the fourth and final test against south africa. i will be back with more on all those stories after have passed. the foreign secretary has accused the us government of a ‘denail ofjustice' after it refused an extradition request for the woman accused of killing teenage motorcyclist harry dunn. the 19—year—old died after a collision in northamptonshire in august with a car driven by anne sacoolas, the wife of a us intelligence officer. after the accident she left britain for the united states, claiming diplomatic immunity. duncan kennedy reports. harry dunn was a teenager with the ability to enjoy life and spread fun. but last august he was killed here in northamptonshire after his motorbike collided with a car. anne sacoolas, here on her wedding day, has since been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. she left the uk two weeks after the accident, claiming diplomatic immunity and was staying at this house near washing

jennifer rogers and elliott williams will discuss the dance and how effective it is. call the dance, jennifer, this. that here's what we know it looks bad, looks bad -- looks bad. here's what we don't know, and that could make it worse. i can't show you, they won't give it to me, how is it working? >> working well that it's putting together a compelling case for the public. i don't know the senators will be swayed by this. if they're listening, paying attention and have an open mind, they don't have their phones, so they should be paying attention. when they are in the room. they have to think is this really fair, is this what i want to do, will it sway them, i don't know. but i think they're doing a good job. the best case they can to try to get them to change their minds. >> quick follow. if you were making the case as a former prosecutor, would you like to have the word bribery to swing a little bit bigger than they can? yes, test in the first article, i know. you lectured me on this, i know. but it's not the big-ticket item and the abuse of power is. would you wan

rafael nadal, serena williams and novak djokovic were some who helped to raise £2.5 million. rogerheir part. it was so much. back home i couldn't even go outside. it was emotional, and i'm just so happy that we had roger, some of the greats to get behind it. awareness has grown and we are doing everything we can to overcome this together and. always happy to help and tend my time or money for that matter, and it was an absent pleasure to be here. with nick and all the other religions of the game, at least to do my fair share. ben stokes has been named the men's cricketer of the year by the icc, and as you can see he celebrated in style during training today. the award of course follows a remarkable 2019, with his heroics at headingley in the ashes and his match winning performance in the world cup final. meanwhile joffrey archer means to make her look set to miss out on tomorrow morning's match. he's not quite return democrat recovered from the elbow injury that saw him miss out at cape town last week. chris wilkes and mark would are vying to replace the injured james anderson, it'

the british players, but what a day we have in store tomorrow, with novak djokovic and roger federer, serena williamsnd someone who will win it this year, take your pick from those players. elsewhere in melbourne, top seed rafa nadal is through to the third round. take a look at this. he was playing argentina's federico delbonis when one of his returns flew off his racquet and hit a ball girl in the head. well, the world number one immediately went over to see how she was. she seemed to be ok — if a little embarrassed. nadal won the match 3 sets to one. the former chairman and owner of saracens, nigel wray, has apologised for the "ill—considered approach" to salary cap compliance which led to saracens' relegation. wray said he took "full responsibility" for saracens being described as reckless by the panel, but said he didn't deliberately breach the cap. he also made reference to property investments and image rights. premiership rugby announced saracens would be relegated at the end of the season. it comes after they were docked 35 points and fined over £5 million for breaching salary cap regulation

seven time champion serena williams is also out, beaten by a chinese player. rogeral battle againstjohn millman at the moment, their match is currently six games all in the deciding set. manchester united have been fined £20,000 for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during their premier league defeat to liverpool at anfield on sunday. several united players surrounded the referee after roberto firmino's gold was initially allowed to stand before ruled out by the video assistant referee. we will have more sporty for you in the next hour, but from the and the team, goodbye for now. “— from the and the team, goodbye for now. —— we will have more sporty for you in the next hour, but from me and the team. now it's time for your questions answered with carrie gracie and tulip mazumdar. well, as we've reported this morning, chinese authorities are continuing to step up efforts to stop the spread of a respiratory virus that's killed 26 people. nine patients in the uk are awaiting the results of tests for suspected coronavirus. you've

we will wait to see what the likes of roger federer and serena williams can produce in the next roundfrica. england started the day needing four wickets to win. stuart broad took the first. then mark wood and don best took the third. 0ne the first. then mark wood and don best took the third. one more wicket for england to take a 2—1 lead into the final match of the series. you can the final match of the series. you ca n follow the final match of the series. you can follow all the action from port elizabeth throughout the day by listening to the cricket social. former england international journalist derek pringle is among the guests today. it's been all about the numbers this weekend with manchester city and leicester city dropping points with the liverpool 16 clear at the top of the premier league, and they have taken an incredible 6a premier league points out of 66 available to them so far this season. three points came yesterday with a 2—0 victory over manchester united. they took the lead through a virgil van dijk header. they then had to wait until stoppage time for mo salah to m

it was a star—studded line—up, including roger federer, rafa nadal, serena williams, novak djokovic andt nick kerry gas, the driving force for the event. it was so emotional. by common candour i couldn't even go outside. it was emotional. —— back home in canberra. i it was emotional. —— back home in canberra. lam it was emotional. —— back home in canberra. i am so grateful we had some of the greats to get behind it. and everyone around the world. the awareness is growing and we are doing everything we possibly can. always happy to help, always happy to lend my time or my money for that matter. it was a pleasure to be here with nick and the other legends of the game. full—back stuart hogg will captain scotland for this year's six nations. he replaces stuart mcinally, who led the team at the world cup. with 72 caps, he's the most experience player in gregor townsend's 38 man squad for the championship. after missing out on the world cup, there are also recalls for hquones and rory hutchinson. having scored nine tries in 12 games for gloucester this season, lewis rees zammit has been hande

. -- personal liberty laws. 60 years later william monroe trotter demand that massachusetts prevent monroe rogers extradition to north carolina. quote, let massachusetts remember her history, the guardian proclaimed, and protect those who seek refuge from southern barbarism. in proclaiming the root as justification for 20th century demand for monroe rogers' protection, trotter shows the current historical graphical trend that recognizes the radical nature of antebellum black activism. martha jones places black demand at the center of antebellum conception of citizenship and kelly carter jackson called for a reexamination of the strategic violence in 1850s black abolition. and net, 1902 the notion that mill can't black abolition could be repurposed to serve 20th 20th century demand for radical civil rights an anathema. public black radical protest was so distasteful in 1902 the boston globe accused trotter of straining things when he connected massachusetts responsibility to rogers and the personal liberty law. the attorney general was always dismissive of comparisons to the black radical past. he

novak djokovic and roger federer through to round three, as is serena williams, chasing a 24th grandsts the cost of poor mental health in the workplace has soared to more than £40 billion a year. research by deloitte found companies lose an average of nine working days per employee every year, due to mental health problems. lloyds ba n k lloyds bank is one organisation that changed its approach to mental health after the chief executive took time off work for stress and exhaustion back in 2011. he has been speaking to simon jack. i became ceo of the bank in march 2011, just before the eurozone crisis. i was very mindful that the bank was in a very weak position to face adversity. and of course i couldn't speak about it! because if i did, obviously that would not generate confidence in the bank. so it was a problem that was going around in my mind constantly, which led me to sleep less and less. and the less and less sleep progressively led me to exhaustion and not sleeping at all. which led me to like a kind of torture when you don't sleep at all. and i had to address that, which i d

day on friday with defending champion 9 they are soccer and 7 time when a serina williams knocked out in the 3rd round roger federer survived a huge scare as well at the hands of john mehlman on the rod laver arena so how has the action it's been a day packed with drama and surprises in melbourne there were 2 huge upsets in the women's draw the 1st still 15 year old american coco golf pull off the unthinkable against defending champion naomi osaka. osaka didn't look like a player ranked 63 places above gough who produced a performance of historical proportions. was she downed a sock in straight sets to become the youngest player to beat a top 5 opponent since 991 was my life like oh my gosh i couldn't if i like last year you know 2 years ago i lost 1st round in june years and now i'm here like this is crazy if serena williams was on the receiving end of the all the major shot was the 23 time grand slam champion was beaten in 3 sets by china's wang came serena is now without a grand slam trial since 2017 you know it's not even about the slams about just me playing tennis and i didn't do that today and that i

thennis australian open witnessed a remarkable day with naomi osaka and serena williams both knocked out in the third round while rogera huge scare at the hands of a home favorite. >> it has been a day packed with drama and surprises in melbourne. there were two huge upsets in the women's draw. coco gauff pulled off the unthinkable against naomi osaka. look like a player whoed 63 places above goff, had a performance of historical proportions. she downed osaka in straight sets to become the first person to donate top-five opponent since 1991. >> last year, two years ago i lost the first round of the juniors, and now i am here. >> serena williams was on the other amazing -- the other end of the shock. she was beaten in three sets by china's player. now without a grand slam triumph since 2017. >> it is not about the slams but about me playing good tennis. i did not do that today. that is more disappointing. it is not about the win. i am better than that. it was also an emotional day for another former australian open champion. tunisia'snt down to player, bringing an end to her professional career. the former world number

williams. this a freedom suit prior to dred scott where chief justice roger tawney wrote the majority opinion. i think it's important because this is a case where tawney creates a sort of legal fiction that he will later deploy in dred scott. i think you'll see what i mean by the end here. only when we look at cases like james ash v. william h. williams and the long history of the freedom suits can we see that the challenge they pose to slavery under the constitution was such that roger tawney was willing to go to great lengths to avoid, as he does in dred scott, recognizing black americans as rights bearing people under the constitution. that is what the dred scott case ultimately does. this is the deep lie at the heart of the dred scott decision and one that we'll expose today. so, first, james ash. he's part of a large family from prince georges county, maryland. he was enslaved and many of the people in his family were enslaved of course. he's a -- he's a brother-in-law of daniel bell and a brother-in-law of ann bell. both of whom are the children of lucy bell. the m t she was living as a

williams, little bit later on. she is chasing that elusive 25 grandslam title and roger federer in action as well.session, taking to the court on rod laver arena. we have so many stars, so many big names in action today, it really is exciting stuff and as you can see, plenty of people packing in here to watch them turn out. is always a lot of excitement around coco gauff and a further name mentioned a few times so far, what is happening on the front? she's gone through, she has reached the third round. she drops the first set in her second round match and it was always going to be an interesting to see what she would produce because you're not up venus williams in the opening round, against the 39—year—old. coco gauff has spoken about venus williams being one of her absolute hero is an astonishing to think they were drawn together in the opening round this year just as they were at wimbledon. she came through much in the end but a tough workout for her but she is into the third round. if she can produce another epic run at this yea r‘s produce another epic run at this year's tournament as she did

australian open, and on a day of shock, serena williams is beaten by china's wang chang as her weight for winning 24th grand slam title continues, but roger federer survives a huge scare to make it through. we will have the best of the action from melbourne coming in from johannesburg, where there were a mixed fortunes for england on the opening day of the final test against south africa. that's all in sports day at 6:30pm. now i'm bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. good to see you mark, what have you been watching? interesting week, a new movie about david copperfield. we have no fires and cashmere —— fathers in kashmir, which is a political drama. where franchise is back with the garage. —— the horror franchise. let's talk about david copperfield. this is a new adaptation, it's notable for two reasons for playing up notable for two reasons for playing up the comedic elements and for finding the modernists are real comedic elements in the source. and also for its brilliantly inclusive colourblind ensemble cast. at the c

champion yesterday was beaten by coco gauff and serena williams cosmic procedure that elicited 2ath grand slam title was ended. we also saw roger work—out on court last night. you just wonder, don't you, whether or not the winds of change are sweeping through melbourne park this year. it is going to be an interesting tournament. john watson in melbourne, many thanks. and the first of saturday's ten fa cup fourth round ties gets under way in half an hour's time. griffin park the venue as championship brentford host premier league high fliers leicester, on air on bbc one at 12:15. and there's also a special fa cup channel on the bbc iplayer — which includes classic fa cup ties from the past as well as coverage from the weekend's games. and there's all the highlights from last night's fa cup ties on the bbc sport website and app. but that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:10. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the news that at least a1 people are known to have died from the coronavirus in china. the number of

roger federer and serena williams, both easily sailing on to the next round.youngest player in the tournament, defeating tennis great, venus williams, a repeat of the wimbledon match that catapulted the teen to stardom >> if i can inspire one person, that means more than any match to me. without the williams sisters, i wouldn't be here right now >> reporter: excited fans watching the action on the court, as officials keep an eye on the air around it so far, the tennis world has come together to raise more than $3 million for fire relief despite this rain, there are a dozen fires in the areas still burning. with the hot and windy conditions only expected to return later this week, officials are bracing for those fires to possibly spread guys, back to you. >> officials are measuring the air quality every four minutes or what have you, on the site. what are they expected to do they're measuring it >> the rain helps. >> that's true >>> mr. price, how about a check of the weather on this monday morning. >> let's see what's happening across the country >> shall we?

team serena williams against a team caroline wozniacki playing quickfire tennis. rogeroney they raise will be significant. they are playing under the roof not because of the air quality but because of the thunderstorms that are still raging. there is the possibility of more hailand there is the possibility of more hail and more lightning later. com plete hail and more lightning later. complete transformation, i can't remember it being quite a sweat in melbourne. it is the rain the area so desperately needs and over the next few days, it is actually the rain rather than the air quality that will give organisers the biggest headache. russell fuller in melbourne. and the air pollution in melbourne features on many of this morning's back pages. the times show a picture of maria sharapova and the line "players gasping in melbourne" the express go with the headline "toxic and terrifying". and they herald tottenham's £55 million man giovani lo celso, after his fa cup goal last night. although the mirror describe spurs as "nervy". they also report on manchester united's decisio

williams and the defending champion naomi 0saka in the last round. sophia produced a brilliant performance as she reached the last 16. john, rogerjokovic, what of the men's draw? novak through, came past diego in straight sets. novak djokovic, defending champion, looking brilliant once again, hard to see beyond him this year. roger federer is on court at the moment up against... federer could be feeling the effects of his previous match againstjohn millman, tough 5 set work out for roger federer. he will be hopeful he can get this much done and over with a little more quickly than he did last time out in front ofa than he did last time out in front of a packed rod laver arena this evening. i'm sure the fans would enjoy a nice 5 set match. many thanks, back with you in the next hour. south africa and england, england 2— 1upin south africa and england, england 2— 1 up in the series, have to avoid defeat to win it, just a bowled out south africa for 183. wicket creepier made 76. the last 3 wickets fell quickly. mark wood got 2 of them to make it 5 for the fell quickly. mark wood got 2 of them to make it 5for the innings. man city,

williams through. novak djokovic and roger federer have progressed, as well. came through to get to the next round. kyle edmund was leading his match before it was called off because of bad weather. joanna konta did not make it out on to court, she is due to play tomorrow. chris silverwood and captain joe is due to play tomorrow. chris silverwood and captainjoe root have heaped praise on their youngsters following their innings victory over south africa in the third test in port elizabeth. needing formica wickets to when it looked to be a quick morning session. 0nly pope took his sixth catch of the match to go with a first—innings century. england were kept waiting with an entertaining but ultimately futile 71. -- ollie entertaining but ultimately futile 71. —— 0llie pope. entertaining but ultimately futile 71. -- ollie pope. right from the start, the opening partnership set the game up. challenging conditions. different conditions. still challenging in many ways. it was difficult to score. at no point did they let them back in from there. it did not happen as

association of tennis players just announcing that serena williams will donate her prize money from the auckland classic to recovery efforts. rafael nadal and rogerlso donating funds ahead of the australian open which begins this week. combined the three tennis greats will donate more than a half million dollars. eric: we have fox news alert. for you. protesters are demanding iran's supreme leader separate down following admission from the iran national guard that they shot down the boeing 737 ukrainian airliner wednesday, killing all 176 people on board. ukraine's leader thanks the united states, great britain and canada sharing investigation after the iranians lied. greg palkot live with the latest from there. hi, greg. reporter: eric, the mood is somber but at least gratification at least the truth about the ukraine airline shoot-down is coming out. ukraine still has a team of 45 investigators on the ground in iran. they got their first-hand findings of a signs after iranian missile taking out the plane helped push the regime to admit responsibility. ukraine airlines says it did nothing wrong to trigger the attack. and it is now blasting tehra

australian open, and on a day of shock, serena williams is beaten by china's wang chang as her weight for winning 24th grand slam title continues, but rogerfor england on the opening day of the final test against south africa. that's all in sports day at 6:30pm. now i'm bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. good to see you mark, what have you been watching? interesting

williams as coco gauff marches on. john watson there. there was nearly another "very significant" moment at the australian open today, with the six time champion rogerack from the brink to beat the unseeded john millman in a deciding set tie—break. patrick geary reports: very few people get warm welcomes when playing australians in australia. roger federer is one of them. he and melbourne had a global icon against their own local curio, butjohn is a tough nut on a hard court. he's beaten federer on this surface before, he forced the first break and seized the first set. melbourne sat up, federate stepped up. the second set went to a tie—break, settled by the gentlest of better touches. that's why they love him. he took the third two, we have seen the story before, so few would have expected the twist. the world number 47 maneuvered this into a decider, it hurtled into a tie—break. melbourne was getting better, nine years ago, he almost retired. now he had federer at his mercy, four points ahead, it might only take two shots to win the match. this could have been one of them. that chance had gone, federerfights best when he's standing on the cliff ed

the australian bush fires rafa nadal and roger federer part of the rallies for relief exhibition along with other former australian open champion string of williams and novak. they raise close to $5000000.00 with a doll and setter making their own combine to use. their culture with those couple of hours away with decided to give. $250000.00 to the bar in the classroom together. and so it's quite lucky we don't have these kind of extreme situations so always happy to help. my time or my money put up matter and it was absolute pleasure to be here tonight with nick and all the other legends of the game and at least to my fair share of smoke from the bush fires caused problems for australian open qualifying for the 2nd day running matches were delayed by bad air quality over melbourne which was officially rated as unhealthy play was held up for 3 hours and then washed out by rain later on whether as boosted hopes of clear air thursday. and there's worries for another former melbourne champion but on the air quality angele kerber was forced to withdraw from her match when say against diana yes with a back injury at the adelaide international just 6 we

the australian bush fires rafa nadal and roger federer part of the rallies for relief exhibition along with other former australian open champion string of williams and novak. they raise close to $5000000.00 with adele and sutter making their own combined excuse. that they'll go with couple of hours away with decided to give. $250000.00 australian dollars to the bard in the fires really together. in switzerland we are quite lucky we don't have these kind of extreme situations so always happy to help always happy to get my time or my money for that matter and it was a pleasure to be here tonight with nick and all the other legends of the game and at least to my fair share. but also red sox say the behavior of manager alex cora was not acceptable and they had no option but to fire him major league baseball investigation found that core organized in the legal system of what's known as selling stealing while coaching at the houston astros 2017 and on field camera was used to detect pitching signals made by opponents which is against the rules the astros fired their manager a.j. and general manager just learn how on monday following the m l b inquiry