is this winning at wimbledon >> my first wimbledon. >> seth: there you go. >> yeah. [ cheers ] >> seth>> it was a long time ago. >> seth: it was a long time ago. and what was it like -- i mean, i think the u.s. tennis takes better player -- care of its players now even just with where they stay when you, you know, when you travel for these tournaments. what was it like when you were that young going over -- >> well, they actually gave me about $500 for a seven-week trip >> seth: really? >> seth: and that excluded my hotel room >> seth: uh-huh. >> no coach. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, good luck we wish you the best i went to paris first. i spent three weeks in paris, which i don't speak french i wish i did and it's a great city, obviously. but it was like, "what the hell's going on here?" but it helped -- i think it gave me more hunger >> seth: sure. >> you got to be able to handle things on your own these kids are pampered and spoiled, and, you know, they're not as hungry to me. you know, the top american players. so we need to get hungry players that, you know, want to be there. and a

open in the 1st round the last of the 33 year olds afraid clapp grand slam titles came at wimbledon in 28 tain but she's struggled to reach top form since that victory. have bianca andrea ask who has been serena williams in straight sets to win the u.s. open in new york the 19 year old canadian had the strongest start to the match taking the 1st set 63 she then stormed to a 51 late in the 2nd in the search to grab the win before williams a fought back to tie the set at 55 but over asked health and mirth to win the set and claim her 1st ever grand slam title. and finally as well as voting moscow residents raised their heads and held their breaths over the weekend when a daredevil walked on a tight road between 2 of the city's tallest skyscrapers the fearless some some might say foolhardy crossing as part of a festival marking moscow's founding 80700 years ago. for halim de vito watching data of news coming up next a look behind the headlines in world stories you can also find the latest news around the clock on our web site that's day w dot com i'm rebecca rate is in the end thanks for

and thatis i did in wimbledon, australia.nd that is the personal satisfaction, the personal happiness. in rugby league super league st helens thrashed huddersfield giants. it was a battle at the bottom as holt took on the london broncos and it was a broncos who came out winners. warrington beat wakefield. salford one athletes. as we've mentioned, the ashes is well under way at old trafford and given their perilous position, maybe england might want some help from this guy later on when it is set down the field. watch carefully as a man in a roller—coaster in spain spot someone in the seat above has dropped their mobile phone. he manages to catch it with a brilliant right handed catch. brilliant. sign him up now. england are in desperate need of some help. the australians wouldn't perhaps stand a chance with building like that. that is all the spot. it is time for click. it is time for click. this week: spaceport america. superfast weather satellites. and using vr to understand cancer treatment and recovery. 50 years after the

but a late wimbledon consolation wasn't enough. 2—1 to mk dons it finished.ation zone after that defeat. full results from leagues one and two can be found on the bbc sport website. i think you are being kind they are, historically linked bitter rivals. ireland will go into the rugby world cup later this month as the number one ranked side in the rankings after beating wales 19—10 today. a win by any margin in dublin would have sealed their status, lea pfrogging new zealand. it was an emotional occasion for captain rory best, who played his final home match and will retire after the world cup injapan. lydia campbell reports. it's rarely easy to say goodbye. just ask rory best. this is his home farewell before he retires after the world cup. and on theirfinal game before japan, the irish claimed the first points of the day. rob kearney driving over. these warm—up matches are for fine—tuning ahead of the world cup, and this was pitch perfect. leigh halfpenny added the conversion, giving wales a 10—7 lead at the break. but the second half was all about the men i

every other tournaments she has played out since wimbledon, that continued at wuhan, in china.er 71. 7—6, 5-7, 6-1. sides, by the world number 71. 7—6, 5—7, 6—1. meanwhile, defending champion irina sabalenka is due to the third round, the number nine seed from very loose —— the belarus one in 61 minutes. patrick of vetiver, the number five one in 61 minutes. patrick of vetiver, the numberfive seed one in 61 minutes. patrick of vetiver, the number five seed from the czech republic bidding to win the czech republic bidding to win the title in wuhan for a third time, came through in straight sets against polona hercog of slovenia. taking the match 7—5, 6—3, will face one unifying or sloane stephens in the third round. that's all we have for now. get all the latest sports news on our website@bbcnews.com/ sport. and the rest of us, we will see you soon. goodbye. hello once again. while some spots, particularly northern and eastern britain, started monday decently enough, eventually weather fronts piled in from the atlantic. here we are on tuesday, you get the sense we may well be in

wimbledon and us open semi—finalist elina svitolina is knocked out of the wuhan open by alison riske. we start at the rugby world cup injapan, where england thrashed the united states to make it two wins out of two. they won by 45 points to 7 — running in seven tries in the process, to claim a second bonus point in pool c. the us though finishing the match with 14 players after being handed the first red card at the world cup. from kobe, andy swiss reports. well, england had made it two wins out of two of this rugby world cup with then ultimately pretty

number 4 seed angelique kerber, whose victory ended a run of five straight defeats stretching back to wimbledoneat the american qualifier nicole gibbs in straight sets. kerber won 6—2, 6—4 to reach the last eight where she'll face another american, the number 5 seed madison keys. golf and the european ryder cup captain padraig harrington has named robert karlsson as the first of his vice—captains for next year's matches against the usa at whistling straits in wisconsin. karlsson was one of thomas bjorn's vice—captains when europe won the ryder cup in paris last year, and the swede says he'd proud to be asked to do the job again. it is fantastic. he asked me a little while ago and just to get the question was fantastic and it almost feels like the other ryder cup a year ago wasjust feels like the other ryder cup a year ago was just finished but now we sat again. i really look forward to this process and able to be part of the team again. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. thursday morning brings another rather

wimbledon and us open semi—finalist elina svitolina is knocked out of the wuhan open by alison riske.ello and thanks forjoining us. we start at the rugby world cup injapan, where england thrashed the united states to make it two wins out of two. they won by 45 points to 7 — running in seven tries in the process, to claim a second bonus point in pool c. the us though finishing the match with m players after being handed the first red card at the world cup. from kobe, andy swiss reports. well, england had made it two wins out of two of this rugby world cup with then ultimately pretty emphatic victory over the usa. they were looking for an improved performance of their slightly scratchy opening when over tonga. they got off to the perfect start when their captain george forward with the ahead after just five minutes. england scored two more tries before halftime, courtesy of billy philip over and karen dickie. they soon scored their fourth of the march. they guaranteed them a valuable bonus point. they then scored further tries. there was one salminen to the match. the first one salminen

the number four seed and wimbledon champion simona halep was forced to retire with a back injury duringhe number two seed karolina pliskova suffered a shock defeat against the ukrainian teenager daya na yastremska. the result ends pliskova's hopes of returning to the top of the world rankings next week. yastremska winning 6—1, 6—4 to seal her place in the quarter—finals. she'll now face the former champion and double major winner petra kvitova. the numberfive seed is bidding to win the title for the third time — and she moved into the quarter—finals with a straight sets win over sloane stephens. kvitova taking the match 6—3, 6—3. in the top half of the draw, the top seed ashleigh barty is safely through to the last eight after a straight sets win against sofia kenin of the usa. barty winning 6—3, 7—5 — and plays petra martic next. pliskova's defeat means that barty will still be world number one when the new rankings are published next week. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello ther

more final. 3 time grand slam champion actually kerber has won a match for the 1st time since her wimbledon exit the german b. nicole gibbs to reach the quarterfinals tobar is yet to win a title this season. ever grounder through to the semifinals of the asian champions league the chinese team knocking out holders. to get there they took the lead in the 1st half in japan that made it one nil on the aggregate after the 1st leg ended goal s. shima struck back in the 2nd half but it wasn't enough ever granting it on away goals to set up a last 4 tie against the run. and the other sammy saudi arabia's 2 time winners will take on katter's else sad who also won the tournament twice. by beating fellow south side if he had 31 the 1st leg of the semifinals takes place in doha on october 1st our side had progressed by beating our last or on monday. the 2nd was. on the road but the league going through is a does that really deserve. but we. have to continue our focus must be for the next game the champions league group stages continue with 8 games later on wednesday including around madrid who begin t

matches dating back to her 2nd round exit for wimbledon titles of. and one man that will be a serious gold medal contender at the tokyo 2020 olympics is turkish wrestler reason. the 29 year old made history at the wrestling world championships in catholics and he's become the 1st person from the country to win for braco roman world titles out cuba you know in 130 kilogram final he heads to tokyo having won filmer at the rio 2016 and bronze in london 4 years. ok and that is all your sports for now more later back to you sam thanks so much for this news down back at the moment with another 4 bullets in the news so do stay with us for now does either. push a. few new leaders please children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia gr

los acumulados de lluvia excepcionales, mÁs de ocho pulgadas nueve pulgadas en la costa, pero en wimbledoninco pies siete pies. la gente va a seguir a oscuras hasta que no se recupere suministro elÉctrico porque los aÑos han sido consignadas. ahora mismo los vientos sostenidos estÁn en las 30 millas por hora, pero los golpes llegan a las 50 sin ningÚn problema. todavÍa nos quedan cinco horas de dorian con esos vientos que eran menos a partir de esta tarde. las boyas han registrado su vida en el nivel del mar de 21 pies, olas de mÁs de dos plantas de un edificio azotando la costa de virginia y de carolina del norte. y como les comentaba, quedan todavÍa 12 horas mÁs de dorian. podemos ver bandas de lluvias de este huracÁn que seguirÁ degradándose afectando la sonata y estatal. en connecticut tendrÁn lluvia esta noche asociados a los restos de lo que queda de este sistema que poco a poco se va alejando hacia el atlÁntico norte este fin de semana . dorian nos hace mucha lluvia, pero salve, se espera un par de pulgadas en mejilla, la mayor cantidad en el agua. nos acercamos al de septiembre que

wimbledon common, home to the wombles who famously recycled rubbish. are still running a country, i don't know. uncertainty, anger, political stalemate. mps say they've never known anything like this and on that point at least, voters agree. breaking news from jacob rees—mogg, the leader of the house of commons. he said mps will have another vote on whether there should be an early election and they will discuss it and debated on monday. more on that as soon as it comes in. a theory on the existence of the loch ness monster "remains plausible" according to scientists. teams have carried out a dna investigation in the loch and are due to unveil theirfindings later this morning. our reporter iain macinnes has been down to the water's edge it's a mystery which endures — just what exactly lies beneath the murky waters of loch ness? and that's what you actually saw? yes. how big was it? from here to the tail, oh, as big as a bus. the sightings of nessie stretch back hundreds of years but, as yet, no definitive explanation has been found. a team of scientist

longer >> reporter: from that first slam way back in '99, williams has amassed a dizzying 22 others, wimbledon, france, down under over two decades williams took a break to start a family a couple of years ago and has chased the elusive record ever since, coming up short four times now >> i have never seen it in my life -- >> reporter: including last year's open today, the same outcome for a legend of the sport who shows no signs of hanging up the racket >> i just feel really honored to be out here, and i'm just so proud that i'm still, you know, out here and competing at this level because it's not easy, you know, to be in this particular sport for 20 years >> reporter: her quest for history bounces on ron mott, nbc news, new york >>> still ahead tonight, wild ride an nfl star's cut after releasing a recording of his coach. we have late-breaking details on the team that now wants him >>> also, former inmate-turned-writer gives hope to those still behind bars. >>> this is the nfl's opening weekend, and there has already been a lot of drama star wide receiver an antonio brown was cut from the o

country proud address who is also the 1st teenager to win in my guitar too since maria sheriff popa at wimbledon in 2004 at the start of the year she dhoni played 6 to level much is what she's won total of indian wells. toronto and now the u.s. open a place in the history books is secure but no doubt she'll play a big part in the sports teach it to you are 2019 u.s. open the women's champion here not to underestimate. this year has been a dream come true and now being able to play on this stage against. a true legend of the sport is amazing as for williams she's now lost for strike major finals and her disappointment was clear to see. just been a bit more serene and. honestly don't think soonish and i'll have you can. show up in. a dress cruise now it's a 5 in the world rankings the pocket so with his check of $3500000.00 not bad for a 19 year old david stokes al-jazeera. australia have retained the ashes after beating england by 185 runs in the 4th test in manchester england needed to bat out the final day to save the ashes trophy but the australian bowlers were able to get the 8 wickets they n

wimbledon champions and the number one seeds one sebastian couple and robert caro won the u.s. open men's doubles title in straight sets 6475 but couple's 2 year old son stole the show at the end running into his arms and even helping his dad hold up the trophy australia remain in control after the 3rd day of the 4th ashes test in manchester after losing a wicket early in the day joe root and rory burns studied things with $141.00 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window. now it's not clear if this means to many is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world title in doha this month she lost a court battle over a new idea rules forcing

really looking forward to it she's an amazing champion on and off the court so it's going to be fun wimbledon champions and the number one seeds one sebastian couple and robert bar won the u.s. open men's doubles title in straight sets 6475 but couple's 2 year old son stole the show at the end running into his arms and even helping his dad hold up the trophy. australia remain in control after the 3rd day of the 4th ashes test in manchester after losing a wicket early in the day joe root and rory burns studied things with 141 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window. now it's not clear if this mean samina is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world

wimbledon common, home to the wombles, who famously recycle rubbish.raight questions. i know politicians can be routinely accused of that, but they really aren't. i think the transparency and the honesty has completely gone, and this whole brexit debate, how we are still running a country, i don't know. uncertainty, anger, political stalemate. mps say they have never known anything like this. and on that point, at least, voters agree. i think that is one of the things even the politicians seem confused about, where this goes, whichever party they are in, about what are the different twists and turns and possibilities over the next few days. thank you, and apparently you can hear me, so i am glad to hear it. and events are moving really fast. this is the third day and every day we wake up and say another dramatic night at westminster. there was another dramatic night at westminster. the lords discussed this bill until the early hours of the morning. let's look back at the papers printed for that decision came. “— papers printed for that decision came. —

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wimbledon champions and the number one seeds one sebastian couple and robert caro won the u.s. open men's doubles title in straight sets 6475 but couple's 2 year old son stole the show at the end running into his arms and even helping his dad hold up the trophy. australia remain in control after the 3rd day of the 4th ashes test in manchester after losing a wicket early in the day joe root and rory burns studied things with 141 run partnership but josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over england need another $98.00 runs to avoid the follow on after being shunned by athletics governing body caster semenya might be about to start a new career as a footballer the 800 metre olympic and world champion has signed for a south african women's team called j b w however she will not be able to play until next year because she joined outside the transfer window now it's not clear if this means to minya is completely walking away from athletics the 28 year old will not defend her $800.00 metre world title in doha this month she lost a court battle over a new idea rules forcing her

men's doubles columbia's once a busting couple and robert for a 2nd strike major title after winning wimbledon in july i was the 5th total of 2019 but it was 2 year old son who stole the show crushing the celebrations then even helping to lift the trophy david stokes al-jazeera. well england footballer marcus rash for it believes racism is getting worse against players online he's one of several athletes who've been targeted recently and says he's considered quitting social media altogether there's been examples where people have spoken i wouldn't say they've been ignored but you know no friends no friends really changed. so. just to see it to see it's all spike in the last couple of months it's been it's been unbelievable so. you know we want to we want to just nip it in the boat wells losses losses happening australia will go into the final day of the 4th test against england needing 8 wickets to retain the ashes that's after england were set a target of 383 runs after losing early wickets steve smith once again setting things for australia his 82 the lowest he has managed so far in the seri

doubles columbia's once a busting couple and robert claimed the 2nd strike major title after winning wimbledonin july i was the 5th total of $29.00 team but it was 2 year old son who stole the show crushing the celebrations then even helping to lift the trophy david stokes al-jazeera. batsmen have managed to avoid the follow on against australia in the 4th ashes test they needed to get within $200.00 runs of australia's 1st sitting school which they did but only just they were all out for 301 still way behind australia in control but david warner has gone for his 2nd duck of the match again falling to stuart broad for the 6th time this series. should have beat new zealand in the 3rd 2020 largely thanks to the heroic so one man lasith malinga the bowler took an incredible 4 wickets in 4 balls is the 2nd time he's done that in his career making him the 1st player to do it twice in sri lanka to a $37.00 run victory. in a footballer marcus freshet believes the fight against racism is going backwards and forwards he's one of several players targeted online in recent weeks and says he's considering

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she's been in two wimbledon finals and the us open final last year.year. she is here up against a 19—year—old, a prodigious talent, who is playing in only herfourth grand slam tournament, and yet here she is in the final, and she has the first opportunity in as much. she has a break point in the very first game. we are expecting quite a match here. andreescu, are we looking at the next women's star? absolutely. she's just broken serena in the very first game of the match. very exciting to watch. she has everything, really. she has a lot of power, she has touch, imagination on the court, and she carries herself around the court as if she's been playing on the big stage is four yea rs. playing on the big stage is four years. and yet here she is only in her first full years. and yet here she is only in herfirst full us years. and yet here she is only in her first full us open. she lost in the qualifying a year ago, she is in the qualifying a year ago, she is in the final today and she's already a break—up on serena williams. interesting stuff going on. h

colombia's once a busting couple and robert farrar played the 2nd strike major title after winning wimbledon in july i was there for a chocolate 2020 but it was 2 year old son who stole the show crushing the celebrations then even helping to lift the trophy david stokes al-jazeera. and then looking to avoid the follow on in the 4th ashes test they need to get within $200.00 runs of australia's 1st innings score of $497.00 jonny bairstow has just gone but spent strikes just butler still at the crease with england 228 to 6 still 269 runs behind sure lanka have beat new zealand in the 3rd 2020 lastly thanks to the heroics of one man lasith malinga the bowler took an incredible 4 wickets in 4 forwards is the 2nd time he's done that in his crib making him the 1st player to do it twice eating sri lanka to assert his 71 victory. the world of rugby has been paying tribute to former south african player chester williams who has died of a suspected heart attack at the age of $49.00 williams was the only black player to play for the springboks in the victorious now. 995 well cup final he played 27 test

she didn't quite get over the line at wimbledon. difficult to play against karolina and i am just pleased that i was able to just find a way and enjoy being out there and knowing that nothing was for certain and i could have lost that match just as easily as i would have won it. the first british woman into the quarter—finals there since 1983. we don't often say this — the defending champion novak djokovic is out. he withdrew with a shoulder injury. he was two sets down against stan wawrinka when he was forced to quit and was booed off court as he departed, he later said he was sorry for the crowd butjust couldn't carry on. —— sorry to the crowd. no boos, just cheers for roger. look how easy federer makes this look in his victory over david goffin — barely a bead of sweat in that headband. he only dropped four games as he reached the quarter—finals. formula one paid tribute to anthoine hubert the french driver who was killed in a crash in formula 2 at the spa circuit on saturday. winner charles leclerc dedicating his win to his frie

quarterfinals of the osaka open her has lost her past 5 matches dating back to her 2nd round exit for wimbledon titles of. and one man that will be a serious gold medal contender at the tokyo 2020 a limb pig is turkish wrestler reason. the 29 year old made history at the wrestling world championships in kazakstan he's become the 1st person from the country to win 4 brecker roman world titles beating cuba you know in 130 kilogram final he had to tokyo having won.

australia's dylan alcott, who'd been unbeaten all season — including victory over lapthorne in the wimbledonfrenchman stephane houdet in two tie—break sets. charles leclerc won the italian grand prix, giving ferrari their first victory on home soil for nine years. he held off the challenge of mercedes drivers valteri bottas and lewis hamilton, to win his second grand prix in a row and underline his status as a major new force in f1. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including news from all today's games in the women's super league. that's all from me for now. just a reminder that i was born in east sussex. divided though it is, i suppose was that we admire your professional impartiality. thank you very much. in hong kong there have been violent clashes between pro—democracy protesters and police, after demonstrators marched to the us consulate to call for american support. crowds then gathered in central hong kong where an entrance to a subway station was set alight and shop windows were smashed. police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters. iran say

abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. 15 and whole world knows and made seen at wimbledonght future in women's tennis. >> not sure i could tie my shoes then. >> trying to learn to drive and she's winning major tournament tz. coco gauff. >> thanks, that's it for tonight. eric thomas, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00, drew, chris and dion, tha sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on a can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the last chance to save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 36-months. ends labor day. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you

i gave myself another chance as i did in wimbledon and australia.eague, leaders st helens thrashed huddersfield giants 48—6 with second placed wigan beating catalans dragons 46—12. and it was the battle at the bottom, as hull kingston rovers took on london broncos, and it was the visiting broncos who prevailed 20—16, jay pitts, one of their three try scorers. elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. scotland's robert macintyre, is in pole position, to cap a brilliant rookie season with his first european tour title — he leads the european open in hamburg by four shots, after a flawless second round of 65. and finally — as we mentioned, the ashes is just about to get under way again at old trafford and we wondered if england might want some help from this guy... watch carefully as the man on a roller—coaster in spain spots that someone a the seat above him has dropped their mobile phone and he manages to catch it mid air. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hurricane dorian remains a powerfu

announcing herself to the world with the cinderella run at wimbledon, knocking off one of her idols, champion naomi osaka, leading to this stunning moment of sportsmanship on the court with both stars >> thank you, naomi. i don't want people to think i'm trying to take this moment away from her because she deserves it, so thank you >> osaka even addressing coco's parents in the stands. >> you guys raised an amazing player for me, like the fact that both of us made it, and we're both still working as hard as we can, i think it's incredible, and i think you guys are amazing i think coco, you're amazing. >> after the tournament, the overnight tennis sensation took in new york city with a trip to times square, seeing the lion king on broadway, the tennis world now waiting to see what coco serves up next. we're so happy to have you. >> coco, coco, coco. >> we are all huge fans, if you can't tell how are you feeling, i mean, can you believe the summer you just had? >> definitely one of the best summers ever, so i didn't know what i would do this summer, but definitely that made the best su

markle went to two matches at wimbledon earlier this summer, went to new york in jan air for her baby >> the royal family will not keep me from being your friend. >> it would be pretty exciting to see her board with you, right? meghan markle? >> with 185 other people. >> she's not in first class? >> she has to be in first. >> i'm sure she's in first. >> she's not just getting the biscotti cookie. she's getting full meals. >> drinking champagne out of a real glass. >> i hope so. i. >> want that real glass. >> real pillows and blankets. >> good for her. >>> let's talk about what's going on weatherwise at home because you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mt. tamalpais is 69 degrees. delays at sfo. good thing she's not trying to come into san francisco. faster sunshine, calmer and milder. foggy spots, increasing clouds tonight. wild temperature swings from saturday to sunday. let's focus on today and watch the cloud cover evaporate faster than yesterday. clouds over the golden gate at noon. turning rapidly into sunshine this afternoon. by 7:00, return en

reporter: wimbledon champions and the number one seeds sebastian kabul and roberts ira won the u.s.pen in straight sets. the two-year-old ran into his arms and help his dad hold up the trophy. australia remains in control after the third day of the fourth ashes test in manchester. after losing earlier in the day, they steadied things with 141 run partnership. josh hazlewood had them both out in the same over. england need another 98 runs to avoid the following. after being shunned by athletics governing body, he might be about to start a new career as a footballer. the 800 meter olympic and world champion signed for a south african women's team called jvw. she will not be able to play until next year, because she joined outside the transfer window. it's not clear if this means she is completely walking away from athletics. the 28-year-old will not defend her 800 meter world title in doha this month. she lost a court battle over new iaaf rules forcing her to take drugs to lower her testosterone levels. she refuses to take medication to compete and is appealing the decision. first fro

last time the duchess showed up to support serena lost in straight sets at wimbledon. this latest grand slam loss comes a year after the fire storm at the u.s. open in 2018 when serena lost to naomi osaka. though serena continues to make it to the grand slam, saturday's loss to andreescu marks the fourth defeat in a grand slam final since serena gave birth to her first child. she shared with our very own robin roberts the challenges of balancing her career post-pregnancy. >> it's crazy. i'm still trying to come back and recover and trying to bring everything back. you know it hasn't been easy for me. >> reporter: williams holding on to her resolve and pushing forward. >> my team has been so supportive through all the ups and downs and downs and downs and downs. hopefully we'll have some ups soon. >> reporter: in a news conference serena said yesterday's match was the worst she played in all the tournament. she also has some perspective. she says, 20 years from now she'll probably look back and say, wow. that wasn't so bad, but right now it is just too hard. the intense

about the prospect to maybe play the olympic games but i'm not quite sure yet my planning goes until wimbledon next year which is a couple of weeks before the olympics so i guess i'm going to be deciding on the olympic games in next few weeks hopefully next month or so and look it's been such a special event for me over the years me and my wife in 2000 and sharing the things in beijing for us for this was a limpid delegation which was a huge dream for me come true organizers say 96 percent of tickets have been sold for the upcoming rugby world cup in japan 2 time defending champion the zealand by south africa in their opening. the home team play russia on friday 20 things that's taking part in the 6 week old. human more than half a 1000000 fans are coming to japan from many parts of the world and we're very encouraged by the fact that the heading here this event is going to be a trigger for many japanese people will be affected by the sport we can then gain more funding here in japan that more children can play rugby that's what we're hoping for that sort of courage rob howley due to an allege

you don't often seeing that happening in wimbledon, but in the us i'm sure some of the fans can be a's a lovely thought. our guts are full of bacteria, viruses and fungi, known as microbes. they're crucial to keeping us healthy — but we still don't really understand how. now researchers are hoping to answer that question, with the help of hundreds of new mothers and their babies. our science correspondent richard westcott reports. bacteria, viruses, even fungi — we are all full of them. you might think they make you ill, but they make you healthy too. if you look at what humans are made up of, we are more bacteria than we are human being, and most of it is concentrated in our guts. scientists are now looking at how that directly affects our health. things like what we are allergic to or whether we have asthma. they have launched a study to try to understand this link between the cocktail of microbes in our gut and our well—being. they are specifically looking at babies. what is interesting is even though we do live for a long time as humans, we actually get our adult—like microbial c

action in the lower divisions, and in league one, mk dons got the better of their bitter rivals afc wimbledontop half of the table but their visitors stay in the relegation zone. all today's results are on the bbc sport website. ireland will go into this month's rugby world cup as the number one ranked side in the world. they moved to the top spot after beating wales by 19 points to ten in their final warm—up game in dublin today. it was an emotional occasion for captain rory best, who played his final home match and will retire after the world cup injapan. lydia campbell reports. it is rarely easy to say goodbye. just ask rory best. this is his home farewell before he retires after the world cup. and on theirfinal game before japan, the irish claimed the first points of the day. robert kearney driving over. these warm—up matches are for fine—tuning ahead of the world cup and this was pitch perfect. leigh halfpenny added the conversion, giving wells a 10—7 lead at the break. but the second half was all about the men in green. their second try it down to pure brute force. and james ryan added

chance to compete for the big thing again and here i am so i give myself another chance, as i did in wimbledonn, that's the personal satisfaction, that's the personal happiness. we are counting down to the rugby world cup injapan. england will fly out to japan for the rugby world cup on sunday on the back of a straight—forward victory over italy — they won 37—0 at stjames' park in their last warm—up game. after a tryless first half, england took three minutes to score after the re—start as ben youngs crossed the line. three more tries followed, anthony watson with the last of them. scotland beat a stubborn georgia side in theirfinal world cup warm—up match. ali price was one of the try scorers in a close first half. scotland pulled away after the break, though, with a try from darcy graham helping to complete a 36—9 win at murrayfield. the former south africa rugby legend chester williams has passed away at the age of a9, after a heart attack. williams was famously part of the springbok squad that won the rugby world cup in 1995. he played 27 tests for his country, scoring 1a tries before reti

to compete for the big thing again, and here i am, so i give myself another chance, as i did in wimbledonss. ferrari's charles leclerc is the man to beat once again at the italian grand prix — he was fastest in both practice sessions yesterday. following his maiden win in belgium last weekend, leclerc set the pace just ahead of championship leader lewis hamilton in his mercedes. what the tifosi, the ferrari fanatics, wouldn't give for a first victory at monza since 2010. in rugby league's superleague leaders st helens thrashed huddersfield giants a8—6 with second placed wigan beating catalans dragons a6—12. and it was the battle at the bottom as hull kingston rovers took on london broncos and it was the visiting broncos who prevailed 20—16, jay pitts one of their three try scorers. elsewhere warrington beat wakefield, and salford won at leeds. now, as well as limbering up for strictly, with the launch show tonight, my fellow dancer will bayley has the table tennis european championships to prepare for. the british team head to sweden next week, with the paralympic champion from brighton h

doubles columbia's once a busting couple and robert claimed the 2nd strike major title after winning wimbledon in july i think it's the 5th total of 2020 but it was composed 2 year old son who stole the show crushing the celebrations then even helping to lift the trophy david stokes al-jazeera. england's batsmen have managed to avoid the follow on against australia in the 4th ashes test they needed to get within $200.00 runs of australia's 1st inning score which they did but only barely they were all out for 31 australia still well in control despite the loss of early wickets included david including david warner who was gone for his 2nd duck of the match again falling to stuart broad for the 6th time the series. sri lanka beat new zealand in the 3rd 2020 and largely thanks to. the bowler took an incredible 4 wickets in 4 balls it's a 2nd time he's done that in his career making him the 1st player to do it twice wading through walk at $1237.00 run victory. england footballer marcus rash for it believes racism is getting worse against players online he's one of several athletes targeted recentl

stephen hammond, conservative mp for wimbledon, has been considering whether he's going to to vote againstyou have not publicly revealed how you will vote, so tell the audience? i have been committed all the way through to the view that we should leave the european union in an orderly way, which is why i voted for the withdrawal agreement three times. therefore my colleagues did that, that is what would have happened. today i have been clear, both of the result of the conservative manifesto and my continued view that no deal is not a cce pta ble continued view that no deal is not acceptable to the country. unless the prime minister publishes his proposals for a deal, very relu cta ntly proposals for a deal, very reluctantly i will have to make sure that no deal is not a possibility. this bill does not restrict the prime minister, it lets him negotiate all the way to october 18, which is what he has asked for. you will have to levers in five minutes because you have been called to a meeting with the prime minister? —— you will have to leave us.” meeting with the prime minister? —— you will

country proud address who is also the 1st teenage it's one of my guitars so it's maria sheriff popa at wimbledon in 2004 at the start of the year she'd only played 6 to level matches but she's won total minutes at indian wells toronto and now the u.s. open a place in the history books to secure but no doubt she'll play a big part in the sports teach it to your 2019 u.s. open the women's champion here i was doing. this year has been edging come true and now being able to play on the stage again serina true legend of the sport is amazing as for williams she's now lost 4 straight major finals and her disappointment was clear to see. honestly don't think. you can. address games now to follow even the world rankings the pocket so with this check it's $3500000000.00 don't cry out for 19 year old david stokes al-jazeera. jamie murray just won his 4th u.s. open title in a row he defended the mixed doubles trophy alongside american bethanie matic sands they beat the top seed china how ching and michael venus in straight sets. england's cricketers are batting or battling rather to save the ashes on the fi

. >> the four hour, 49 minute match coming weeks after another epic showdown at wimbledon between roger federer and novak djokovic clocking in at 4 hours, 57 minutes while on the women's side, it was a stunning upset with 19-year-old bianca andreescu of canada, beating serena williams despite the cheering section including meghan markle. williams was looking to tie the all time record of 24 grand slam singles titles. >> i'm still really honored to be out here and i'm just so proud that i'm still out here and competing at this level because it's not easy. >> and you were there for the men's final, right >> yes, i was. that's why i'm bleary eyed this morning, because it went on longer than we thought it was just one of the most stunning matches because it seemed like it was over, like really over, i was getting my purse and getting ready to go home, and somehow this russian was able to pull it out and make it go to five sets. >> it was so funny how the crowd started cheering for him. >> he went from this villain, and new york didn't like him, and then they were rooting for him because he