williams' generation.ly that they give you an interor life of women, certainly not the way that paul did. but those rich lives are lives where you really experience women, not just as powerful, but as women who have all kinds of richness within them and creativity within them and intellectual ability within them to go through the issues in their lives. so, it's not that they always win, it's that she doesn't create losers. >> i would say-- >> and would be able to like listen to you all, like all day. >> are you calling us to the end? >> the conversation is all the way live, it is. thank you so, so much, we really want to give some people in the audience an opportunity to ask you all some questions before we end the day. >> good. >> the whole gender thing, you know, we can do a whole other conference together. one of the questions that came up to dr. washington. the librarian for the new york public library served as a distinguished professor and chair of creative writing and university. so in your research

william: williams, yeah.iowa state fair but that's not the only show in town. 2024 presidential hopefuls hitting the food stalls and present the flesh. live from des moines next. you knew it was bound to happen. eric and i have been called angry was ten years now, i know you are william but you know that was going to happen. i love eric and i love you, too. william: quickly, it makes me wonder if people married, divorced and remarried ever make the mistake of calling the new spouse by the name of the old spouse. so you are really lucky. arthel: no, no, no. that's where i draw the line. [laughter] i may be crazy but not stupid. [laughter] we move on. all right. meantime, thank you. carousel of candidates at the iowa state fair, former vice president mike pence is the latest high-profile republican to stop by viewing speculation he may be laying groundwork for 2020 presidential run. mr. pence spoke with fox news yesterday. grady is live in des moines with more on the interview. give us more. what are the highli

they may not be a fai tale serena williams. they may not be a fairy tale ending _ serena williams.not be a fairy tale ending in three weeks' - fairy tale ending in three weeks' time but in serena's own words, she is going to try. world number ten emma raducanu — had a tough time in the first round of the canada open in toronto against defending champion camila giorgi of italy. the first set went to a tie break but the british number one lost that without reply. she then lost the second 6—2 to see her preparations for her us open title defence later this month take another blow. rangers have pulled off a sensational result against union saint—gilloise. coming from 2—0 behind from the first leg, to win 3—0 at ibrox, winning the tie 3—2 on aggregate for a chance to play in this season's champions league. james tavernier converted a penalty just before half time. antonio colak nodded in for the second, after scott arfield shot�*s was saved. then a thumping malik tillman header secured their passage into the next stage. they have to play a play—off against psv eindhoven for the chance t

williams. in fact williams says specifics live he wanted to write about the black middle class. when paule writes bounce the black middle class what comes up always are issues of gender. so, in brown girl brownstone the young woman is a college student toward the end of the novel, and she is having an affair with an artist, not a successful artist but a young man a little older than she is, an artist and what is so interesting about this affair is how paule marshall described the girl's reaction to this affair. so let me read you a little bit from salena, the main character in brown girl brownstone coming home from college on her way home, to eat, and then planning to go back to her boyfriend's house, clyde. i want you to pay really close attention to the way this is narrated because there's nothing else like this in literature at 1959. she is coming up through the subway stairs on to fulton street and sees the sun in the background, a breeze is wound around her bare legs and laughing she gave small joyous leap. her body fluid in tone from the long afternoon rehearsal with the d

william router has been declared the winner of kenny as a presidential election. he won 55 percent of the vote. 50.5 percent of the vote, narrowly beating his rival railer of danger. speaking at his victory rally, router said that he would be a leader for all canyons, no matter which way they voted. in the election, the announcement was delayed. there were scuffles and allegations of vote rigging, by mister danger's campaign, and 4 out of 7 electoral commissioners sent, they could not support the outcomes saying it was age. people have been celebrating for hours he and key soon less than kenya. they are confident their favorite candidate bailout anger will soon be named can yes, next president consumer is the strong of long time veteran opposition leader or dingo regularly waiting for the hour. the president. that is, i believe. and i hate really hoping buddy, i'm going to be gone from bethany. but then after a 3 hour delay, the final result was officially declared. i will follow your godaddy. yep. person of the independent electron boned out is commission here by

williams.— serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's _ serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true - serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true for i serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true for a i serena williams. yes, that's| true, and that's true for a lot dominant athletes. i play double5 with martina for ten years and she was not truly beloved until the end, and the new york crowd, the us open crowd will embrace serena williams and leave nothing on the table, and we saw at wimbledon, 5aid the table, and we saw at wimbledon, said the court when she lost to harmony town and there was more love out there for her then, and people tend to appreciate the5e dominant, amazing athletes at the end of their career even more when they are champions, because they are champions, because they often look to the underdog and the quantity the underdog, but i don't think there will be any mixed emotions, it is all in for serena williams, but can you imagine if she plays readers

williams. >> think there's reckoning to be had.here's no way around you had a lot of sexist portrayal of women in a whole generation of writers and that was part of the a number of things but in the response, this part of response that their ohno progression and degradation but i don't think you can sugar coat it. you have to call the sexist and negative portrayals what they are, and all i can say is you do have for them -- if i look at a character like laura lee youngblood we see a person who is not in that -- cast in that vein, so i understand the hesitancy. it is what it is. but i think there's another side of that. i think that there's negative portrayals of different kinds of people in different kinds of novels, and i won't detail all that, and i'm hesitant about some of those, and i do teach them. that's another long conversation. >> supposed to be a love tragedy where the hero, max, wife has died, attempting to -- episode only family planning and then he transfers and supposed to have fallen in love with a woman in europe wh

but williams wanted to have this novel with the mother at the center. this woman was going through the great migration and who has sort of three really counts control relationships with the father of the children and the man she was maybe moree genuinely in love with and inspired by and then the man she is with on her deathbed but this is the account of sort of arriving in the north at the train is taking her away from the fields of poverty and to the sort of aspirations for a new kind of life and opportunity and mobility and it brings of course the chance for love. she sort of stirrers herself from her dying bed to repair the relationship with the daughter who believes she's been terribly treated by the mother because in some ways this is the narrative that brings them together, this memory. theas train had jim crowe passig continuously to the car, bags, old papers and chicken bone gathered in the corner. they had been inhumanely hot but it comes to the old people she's from the very first in cincinnati when the train clears aithe station you can sit a

william: good evening. i'm william brangham. judy woodruff is away. on the "newshour" tonight new details. attorney general merrick garland provides more information about the f.b.i.'s search of former president trump's florida home amid rising conservative backlash. then vulnerable ecosystems. united states asks the democratic republic of congo to slow oil and gas exploration within rainforests and national parks including one that is home to endangered gorillas. and faith and abortion. three religious leaders come together to discuss americans' wide ranging views on rerich rights and how -- reproductive rights and how or whether those beliefs should influence u.s. laws. >> there is this sense that anyone who is traditionally observant religious person would align with the pro-life movement. but many religious people are fighting against the dissolution of roe v. wade because of our religion. william: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." announcer: major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> fidelity dedicated advisors a

william roden joining us tonight, thank you for your time. william: my pleasure.ne more note, as you might expect, serena intends to go out in style, beginning tonight. she will be wearing a figure skating inspired outfit for comfort and freedom of movement, featuring six layers, one for each of the titles she's won in flushing meadows. but that's not all. her sneakers will feature 400 hand-set diamonds and solid gold elements too. going out in style indeed. we expect nothing less from serena williams. ♪ amna: the supreme court's decision to overturn roe earlier this summer is the latest front in the battle for women's rights in this country, a fight that goes back more than a hundred years. dy woodruff recently sat down with author elisabeth griffith who explores the history of women, and the rights they've sought to secure in her latest book, "formidable: american women and the fight for equality: 1920-2020". judy: you and i have known each other a long time. you have written this remarkable definitive book on the early women's rights activist, elizabeth cady st

william: dr. emergency physician at the university of colorado's anschutz medical cente and she also studies firearm violence. dr. betz: as an e.r. physician , every day i see someone at risk of suicide. but i don't see many cases where someone has or has shot themself in a suicide attempt, because people usually die at home. william: because guns are good at what they're designed to do. dr. betz: correct. william: she points out that the vast majority -- nine out of 10 people -- who survive a suicide attempt don't go on to kill themselves later. but because firearms are so lethal, nine in ten don't survive that particular method. dr. betz: we know that most people who attempt suicide are in a temporary crisis and they get better. and most people who survive an attempt are grateful to have survived. so i think we really need to stop looking at it as this both inevitable, but also personal life choice and sort of hands off, and we need to see that it's actually just sometimes when people are in the

nicholas, one's heart goes out especially to the young princes, william and harry. >> william and harryndeed. i don't know whether the princes themselves would have been told yet, but certainly the prince of wales has been informed and i'm sure the queen will have been told about it as well. >> the news came through to balmoral directly from paris through our ambassador out there, sir michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. he felt immediately for his sons obviously, and there was personal grief as well. this is a woman he had loved. but it was also this feeling oh, my god, i am going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation toward her, mainly in the shape of his sons, who were sleeping just a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys, and i think quite rightly charles decided that what was the point of waking up the boys right now, we don't know the truth of it, we'll wait till the morning. he chose i believe to talk to william fi

william brutal wins the tightly contested brace. but the battle may not be over several election officials say they won't stand by the result. ah, i'm been fas all and welcome a summer of re court breaking heat is drying up rivers across europe. around half the continent is facing an unprecedented drought. shipping companies in germany, a preparing for the worst as levels on the river rhine dropped to critical levels. authority say many vessels will be unable to navigate the key shipping route. if the water drops much lower scientists spawn climate change will the 2 even more frequent periods of extreme heat and drought? dw samantha baker is at the brian in colored sam, just how bad is it where you are? the water levels here are extremely low and they're almost approaching record levels here in clone. so you can see around me the, the banks here are creeping into the middle of the river. i mean, that they're really expanding from, from where the waters levels were earlier. this summer so like i said, this is reaching almost near rec

dina: harvey williams is a trailblazer in a town he's known all his life. state's poorest counties. but william's new distillery proves there's richness in the mississippi delta. and an opportunity for unity. harvey: this is a mixed crowd in this space in helena, which is one of the rare places where you'll see people in social construct really, you know, enjoying themselves. dina: patrons from all over the delta are drawn to williams' award- winning vodka and gin made from sweet potatoes grown on his family farm. opened just a year ago, delta dirt is the only black-owned farm-distillery in the country. but for williams and his wife, delta dirt is distinguished by something even more profound. harvey: donna and i were intentional about wanting our business to be for all people. i know the businesses, they're either black or white. and for the most part, they're patronized by either black or white. and we didn't want to be that. dina: delta dirt offers a glimmer of hope in an area marked by racial divides and lack of prosperity. it's the only thriving ventur

our site william.ukraine of poisoning some russian troops outside of the nuclear power plant. it would've taken place at the end of july 1 ukraine official within the government said it could have all been as a result of potentially expired canned meat. engines are flaring up outside of europe's largest power plant. latimer putin said u.s. officials will be able to visit the site if they travel through russia to get there. after diplomatic talks this week between ukraine, turkey scoffed the creation of a demilitarized zone. attacks on the last day rocked ukrainian towns and nearby areas and russian authorities in crimea today said a drone was shot down above the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet sprayed the russian forces closing and are more ukrainian towns evacuations are underway. residents there say it is painfully difficult to stay and these contested areas with the changing frontlines. >> we are constantly being shelled. there is no power for depends on the neighborhood and some there's ne

but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> i guess there's just a light at the end of the tunnel. >> i know you're joking, but can you -- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then, just hours later, came this bombshell essay in "vogue," where williams writes, "i've been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry." next month williams will turn 41. >> her mind and spirit would love to keep playing, but she realizes her body is just saying i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was like first and foremost in her mind, oh, let's let the younger generation -- she would love to crush them. >> reporter: having grown up before our eyes, williams has won 23 grand slams, including six u.s. open titles and seven wimbledon championships. on the court williams is a superstar. off the court she's a brand. "forbes" puts her net worth at $260 million. and she's used her influence to speak out. on civil rights and motherhood. and just how it feels to miss a

amna: let's delve more into serena williams incredible career and legacy with william wh has long coveredll as her sister venus and other tennis greats. bill, welcome back to the newshour. always good to have you here. we are talking about serena's next chapter, because of this essay she wrote en vogue. but she didn't say retirement, she said transition and evolution. what does that mean to you and what did you think when you read it? >> the first thing that got me, when she said the "r" word, that's the thing that terrifies me. not doing something that you've been doing since you were 10 years old, an idea about retiring, and i know how terrifying it has to be for her, to come from compton to become what i think along with her sister -- i've been doing this now for 49 years. i think without doubt, the story of venus and serena williams probably is the greatest sports story in united states history, barring none. for her to finally wake up one day and look at her daughter and say, you know what, i just don't want to do this anymore. i know that has to be hard, and has to be pulling at her

because when serena williams and her sister, venus williams, first entered the sport, they b wore beadsthem. i come from compton, i'm black, no one thought i'd be here. she brought her culture, her style and elegance to tennis. maybe people didn't accept it but she was unapologetic because that's how she was raised. last night we saw two things. it was purposeful that she made olympia have the braids and the beads but there was the polaroid camera. her father had something similar. and the matching dress. serena is not only saying good-bye, she's passing the torch. i wouldn't doubt, and let me put this in the universe. i wouldn't doubt if we see olympia playing the way her mother has played. there was so much symbolism last night and truly she is an icon. >> she truly is. cari champion, thank you so much. >>> next, an update on when nasa will go forward with the artemis mission to the moon. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decion tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibres ] you'll get proactive alerts s before they happen... and insights

here by declares that route to william some way as been duly elected. does the president in other parts of the country, william router supporters celebrated the announcement the mood and he soon changed rapidly. they are disappointed. they expect it ran out of danger to when they say their victory has been stolen. st battles lasted for 2 hours. protestors threw stones at police, reacted by fire and tickets. the police has managed to actually push back the protesters down. this road is heard that some shops have been looted and we also hear occasional done a fire. the police still patrolling the roles and make sure that the situation remains calm overnight. meanwhile, president elect william lou to address the country that i went to promise that people ok. now that i will run a transparent open democratic government. and i will work with the opposition to the extent that they provide oversight over my administration. even though a large part of the country remains the libertarian people, it will be one of william brutus hardest tasks to reconcile divided

william brutal wins the title contested raised, but several election officials say they won't stand by the results also on the program, the taliban thing, and celebrate in the streets to mark a years since they're takeover of afghanistan. but millions of afghans struggled with survey hunger, the failing economy, and the loss of women's rights. and will meet ukrainian refugees who managed to escape russia occupied had saw it still dream of returning to a safe and peaceful home one day. ah, i'm all on soccer. it's good to have you with us. canyon officials have declared william router, the country's next president. he won with a campaign promising to award hardworking low income canyons, dw is mariel miller has this report from chris to move. hope of many bacchus of root os opponent, rayleigh, tinker. people have been celebrating for hours he and key soon western kenya, they are confident their favorite candidate relo. dinger will soon be named can yes, next president. he so more is the strong hold of long time veteran opposition leader or dinger regularly waiting for the are the preside

but yesterday's win was serena williams' first in over a year. post-match, williams seemed playful. >> i guess there's a light at the end of the tunnel. >> i know you're joking but can you -- >> i'm not joking. >> reporter: then hours later came this bombshell essay in vogue where williams writes, i have been reluctant to admit that i have to move on from playing tennis. it comes up and i start to cry. next month, williams will turn 41. >> her spirit would love to keep playing but she realizes her body is saying i'm done. i don't think the benevolence was first and foremost in her mind, oh, let's let the younger generation -- she would love to crush them. >> reporter: having grown up before our eyes, williams has won 23 yand slams including six u.s. open titles and seven wimbledon championships. on the court, a superstar. off the court, a brand, $260 million is her net worth, and she's used her influence to speak out on sight and mother looed, and just how it feels to miss a major milestone. she took her first steps, i was training and missed it.

. >> serena williams is planning to retire from tennis after the u.s.n, having dominate it would women's game for almost a quarter of a century. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the f.b.i.'s search of former president trump's home. senior reference have condemned the f.b.i.'s unprecedented move as an abuse of power and are threatening to investigate the department of justice if they win november's midterm elections. trump said it was a railed and his safe had been opened. >> breaking overnight, the f.b.i. executes a search warrant after the mar-a-lago. >> the f.b.i. executed a search warrant -- >> there was an occasion from the hyperbole of the u.s. headline writers matches the moment. an escalation in the investigation swirling around donald trump and almost immediately his supporters began circling around his property in florida. >> he will win again. >> anytime it's another unjust made-up thing like the impeachment home -- hoaxings. >> in a statement, the former president spoke of his home being under siege, railedded a

william ruto has said it is writable. some of the commissioners have improved the election -- approved the election. we wil see what side has more weight in the days to come. >> thank you, felix. our correspondent in the hometown of the defeated raila odinga. >> we are in western kenya. it is the home of raila odinga. the loser in this election. the situation is very tense. the riot police are here. they have fired tear gas at protesters because they started to become aggressive. they started to throw stones. police were trying to fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. they can see the road is now empty. sometimes you can hear people throw stones. this morning, when we arrived here, this place was packed with people. people were celebrating, they were so convinced that raila odinga would win this election. they were devastated when they heard the news that william ruto has one. that is why the mood shifted and changed very quickly. at the moment, the police have run out of tear gas. it is not confirmed but we can hear now,

okay, so the election commission has declared for william router. has this a decision been accepted by the other candidates? well ah, they're leading presidential candidates while deputy president william router angelo dinger re loading a has not pronounced himself yet on the election on the election result that has just been released. so we shall be waiting and to see whether he will be addressing the press or what the next steps he will take. but his chief agent, who was here at the national telling center, actually said that this was a crime center. and that they would be taking the necessary procedures and the necessary procedures include either are seeking redress either supreme court or even resting with the result of that has been given to night. but also some for commission as of the i. e. b. c. also give a press conference just before the president elect was announced, and they said that the process was on the pick process and they will be giving details in due course of time. so it's just a matter of wait and see, but a canyons. ah, some c

on the court, williams is a superstar. off the court, she's a brand. forbes puts her net worth at $260 million, and she's used her influence to speak out on civil rights and motherhood, and just how it feels to miss a major milestone. "she took her first steps... i was training, and missed it. i cried." her daughter olympia greeted serena after monday's match. moving toward the end of her storied career, she boils it down to just one word. >> freedom. >> reporter: the news brings lots of reaction.d. >> freedom. >> reporter: t tennis great billie jean king credits williams with inspiring a new generation of players and fans, raising the global profile of the sport. williams' husband posted late today that "serena's story is just starting." jericka. >> duncan: yeah, jamie, a lot of people wishing her the best and. >> duncan: a lot looking forward to seeing that next chapter. thanks. back here in washington, president biden signed the bipartisan $280 billion chips act to boost the manufacturing of semiconductors in the united states. a severe chip shortag

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i am the elder brother of william no. here. it has now been 17 years is his death and was still waiting for justice to jeff battiata. william turned out to be a person that came forward based on our, our campaign. and he came forward with information saying that he knew where ferris anchor burger was in kenya, and particularly nairobi, william one who had was a journalist to what for a local newspaper here. and aside from the journalism i came to learn, he was old. so sort of like a political fix, awful. a couple of people in the civil service wanted an article written, you know, positively, they would go to him and he developed a friendship with very, very senior members of the moisture as you, when we 1st met with him. of course we viewed fest with suspicion as normally we would because you know, we thought maybe some was just trying to give $5000000.00. but as we began to discuss with him further, we started to understand that he had personally seen kabuki. he had seen caputo because of his relationship with the aid king and

and once you arrive dec williams house, it was long. he looked through the bedroom window upstairs and was able to see william dead on his bed in a pool of blood. the 1st session by the police was that he died out of carbon monoxide poisoning. but his brother, as well as a number of other entities, accessed his order and saw the state of a home rank or it could. we opened the door and we was shocked. there was a rug on the floor that looked like it had blood on it. and there was also blood around it. then we went upstairs and the bed was covered in blood all over the floor. there was no mattress on the bed. i know blankets. it seemed as if someone had been trying to clean up. and the was never able to get an autopsy done, but it became very clear that he had been killed or calling for an investigation at the time. nothing happened. when looking at the operation, what we, we can see what went wrong is that there was there, the information was betrayed. in other words, that we believe that someone within the kenyans security services was

williams evolution.oke barris as a young black star rising to the top of tennis and the sports sports world. she and her sister her sister venus transformed the the game, together winning 14 grand slam doubles championships. serena has 23 grand slam singles titles, more than any man or woman in the professional era. but now she says she's evolving away from ts into things like growing her vee capital firm and expanding her family. she said i need to be two feet into tennis or two feet two feet out. she'll play this year's final grand slam event, the u.s. open here in flushing meadows later this month. she signaled the tournament she's won six times before will be her be her last. some tennis fans say they're sad to see her go, t support her decision. >> she actually came to the court, a single court next to or house and i was like six and i got to hit with her a little bit. >> she's the greatest women's tennis player of all time. >> reporter: the birth of her dr and injuries have impacted her e on the co

ah william, brutal was declared, rena. he got about 7000000 votes, his rivalry loading i came 2nd and immediately disputed the results. as a dingus support is disrupted, the ceremony. cows broke out several people were injured. some said they would not let the electoral commission chair declared the winner police what brought him to try and calm? the situation would have been a very hands time. he does have millions of orders, so it's going to be interesting to see how people expectation will be managed. 7 electoral commissioners sit on the board. 4 of them have raised questions about the integrity of the poll. they said they were dissatisfied by the exercise, but only the chair can declare that we now we cannot take ownership of that is that that is going to be announced because of the appeared nature which this results have been handled. the sacrifices may, when things meet up, the new president, a lack spoke, striking a conciliatory call, saying he will walk with all canyons. i want to promise that i will well with all

where do you put serena williams?s record, doubles record, mixed doubles, majors, four 0lympic golds. the only thing she is missing from a great star, like navratilova, who won 167 to titles, serena has only one about half as many, but during her whole career, it was really about winning majors, and that is what he has focused on, especially the last 10, 15 years. so when you look at everything, i would say she is the goat, but i know it is tough to compare eras, and it's a time in tennis where we are focused on the majors, and she's also been number one for so long, but i don't think anyone will ever play for as long and win over as many decades as she did. it's always a bit of a invidious question, who was the greatest. another very interesting thing, you had two children relatively late in your 40s, and serena has said she wants to have another child, and she doesn't want to be pregnant again as an athlete. i guess you can appreciate where she is coming from there. yeah, when i read the vogue article, or the essay

williams.ric: he played these powerful figures who were pioneering characters in terms of the portraits of black men that we have seen on television. jeffrey: eric deggans is the television critic for npr. eric: michael was constantly sort of reinventing our vision of what black maleness could be, of what black masculinity could be. jeffrey: other actors also saw an unusual talent. "wire" co-star wendell pierce. wendell: what we are actually getting to witness in his young career -- and w're going to see a lot more -- is, like, one of the great american actors giving voice and giving flesh to characters that most people would have never given the same humanity to. jeffrey: chalky white, a prohibition era gangster in "boardwalk empire," freddy knight, a convict who rules the prison in "the night of," montrose freeman, a mysterious traumatized man who has lived through the tulsa massacre in "lovecraft country." williams was a powerful presence in high-profile series for hbo. now, the man behind t

and william rudolph ad declared to have been violently elected than william, brutal. we'll just wait for another 7 days after the 14th day period to be sworn in as kenya's, 5th, president, italy as felix marina reporting from narrow we thank you so much for clearing all that up for us. aah! and ammunition depot has exploded in crimea a week after similar blasts rocked a russian air base on the annex peninsula. the russian defense ministry originally attributed the blast to a fire at a military warehouse. but now says the damage is the result of sabotage. local officials say 2 people were injured, while another 3000 were moved to safety. as a precaution, ukraine has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the blasts on the peninsula, which is an important supply line for russia's invasion of ukraine and the base of its black sea fleet hears a spokesman for the cranium central command addressing today's explosions. the moral liquor, as for these events, the enemy does not understand fire safety measures of the whole not succeed you for . it definitely makes us a

.— still serena williams. _ still serena williams. there may not be a fairy what -- fairy _ still serena williams. there may not be a fairy what -- fairy tale - be a fairy what —— fairy tale ending, but in her words, she's going to try. reginaldo rosario, bbc news. tennis writer stephanie myles was watching serena's press conference last night, and felt the 23—time grand slam champion was a little reluctant not to give the press more. she didn't let the cat out of the bag. we felt at times that she wanted... she was trying to say something dumb back so i'm glad that she's not making a production out of it —— say something. so she can get herjust do in the airport. 0ften unfairly, she has not gotten the respect she deserves. at the australian open, some to ask if she was the last, and if it was, you'll never know. indicating she might fade into the sunset without having any kind of farewell. i'm glad she's doing it this way and it's nice and short and sweet.— doing it this way and it's nice and short and sweet.

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let's bring in william schaffner. he's a professor of preventive medicine at vanderbilt university and nashville, tennessee. welcome to the day with her schaffner, a lot of people were waiting for an adopted cobit vaccine. how effective is this new dual strain booster? well, the co anticipate that it will be quite effective. it is an updated vaccine. we're updating the coven vaccines. the way we're updating the influenza vaccine, the new vaccine will protect against the original strain that will remind our immune system. and it will also provide protection against the omicron variance, which is, which are new, but are somewhat separate from the original strain. so we'll have a double barrel shotgun, working on our immune system to get our protection up as comprehensively as possible. and we anticipate having similar vaccines in the united states this fall . so this new vaccine isn't actually going to help us get ahead. will always be a step behind well, we can do our best to predict what will be circulating in the nea