hope, who was u nfortu nate to ciaran powell and kyle hope, who was unfortunate to be run out at the non—striker‘s end. then england ran into a non—striker‘s end. then england ran intoafamiliar non—striker‘s end. then england ran into a familiar problem, braithwaite, dropped the morning session and shai hope, they both scored big in the first innings and they set about doing it again in the second innings. everyone they scored hit england's morale pretty hard, things got pretty flat here. england got braithwaite just before tea, court off moeen 95, five short of his entry, but they couldn't get any more quick wickets and eventually they got chase thanks to a great catch. that brought in blackford and he set about attacking the england bowling, trying to get the runs before the west indies one out of time. he was alongside shai hope, his second 100 in the game, the first man to do that at headingley and he scored the running, winning i’u ns and he scored the running, winning ru ns to and he scored the running, winning runs to score a famous victory for the windies. this

hope. patrick gearery was watching in leeds. a remarkable test match ends with a five wicket victory for west indies in the closing overs of the final day with gloom all around us in leeds. this was a victory very few people expected of them before the test match. very few people expected before this fifth day. england had set them 322 runs to win and took two wickets in the morning session, kieran powell and kyle hope. then kraigg brathwaite, who had been dropped in the morning session, went about things with shai hope. things got pretty flat here. england did get brathwaite before the tea break, caught off the bowling of moeen ali, brathwaite five short of his century. they couldn't back it up with any more quick wickets. they got roston chase thanks to a great catch from substitute fielder mason crane. thenjermaine blackwood set about attacking the england bowling, trying to get the runs before the west indies ran out of time. shai hope got his second hundred of the game, the first man t

anderson got kyle hope as a bowler, and then in the next over dismissed powell as a fielder. run out. next, roston chase gone without a score. james anderson, the pink ball wiza rd. a score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. within the first hour, the younger hope brother was out as well. toby roland—jones had struck and then struck again. no doubt. not from the umpire. it is hard to make the pink ball shine, they say. england were trying. whose turnout? roland—jones, meetjermaine blackwood. now, that's the west indies spirit, isn't it? kamara roach, but broad toogood. watch how blackwood played him. even in test matches, there is always something new. it was 168 all out, but they we re new. it was 168 all out, but they were batting again. the first man in the second innings gone. the floodlights were on but they could make out the pink ball all the way into his hands. the west indies 60—3, over 280 behind, with the lights on and hours left to play. there must be a strong chance that england could win the match today, rather tonight. thank you. manchester united hav

and he was again here, but stuart broad inadvertently condemned the other batsmen, kyle hope. two down, the moment hope ran out, or not. west indies were mocked before this test, written off even last night, but were making a point with every run. you could feel the target starting to near, england beginning to fear. moeen ali outfoxed brathwaite, 95 finally out, but england needed seven more. attack too much and they'd allow shai hope the space to manoeuvre west indies closer to victory. england needed one of those magic headingley moments. who knew it would come from a 20—year—old substitute fielder, mason crane? this wonderful test is getting a fittingly thrilling finish. sixth wickets they need for victory look to be disappearing fast. west indies they need 30 runs from 10 overs, can they get them or will they run out of time after five engrossing days of test cricket here, we still don't have a result. george. patrick, thank you. 20 years after damejudi dench first played queen victoria, the actress returns to the role in the new film, victoria and abdul. it's based o

and he was again here, but stuart broad inadvertently condemned the other batsmen, kyle hope. two down, the moment hope ran out, or not. west indies were mocked before this test, written off even last night, but were making a point with every run. shai hope and brathwaite were taking this away from england, but had moeen ali turned it back? brathwaite, 95 and finally out. so to the final session of the test. england need seven wickets to win, the west indies 122 runs, predictions are futile. a time for heroes, even unlikely ones. what about substitute fielder, mason crane, what a catch. six wickets remaining. england couldn't get the important one. shai hope made 100 for the second time in the match, unprecedented on this ground. others helped, but it was fitting that he scored the runs which secured victory before time ran out. on a day of hope and history at headingley. patrick gearey, bbc news, in leeds. finally, she starred as queen victoria in the critically acclaimed film mrs brown. now two decades later, damejudi dench is playing victoria once again, this time as the ag

getting out is neverfun, but it is rarely so frustrating as what happened to kyle hope. as bowler broad tried to catch brathwaite, he inadvertently deflected the ball to the stumps, condemning kyle. the windies could only watch. hope runout, helpless. this west indies team had been proving people wrong all test long. there is no sign of surrender. a match that has held the attention through nearly four and half engrossing days continues to offer something for everyone. strictly come dancing's class of 2017 lined up at a glitzy red carpet event last night in which new head judge shirley ballas also made her first appearance. bruno tonioli paid tribute to the show‘s host for many years, sir bruce forsyth, who died 10 days ago. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. glitterballs and glamour, sequins and sparkles. this year's new celebrities together for strictly. they have been busy rehearsing for their launch show, the first to be broadcast since the death of sir bruce forsyth. there will of course be a special tribute. he will always be with us. he is part

anderson got kyle hope as a bowler, and then in the next over dismissed powell as a fielder. they run out. next, roston chase gone without score. james anderson, the pink ball wizard. within the first hour, the younger hope brother was out as well. toby roland—jones had struck and then again, lbw no doubt, at least from not from the umpire. it is hard to make the pink ball shine, but england were trying. whose turnout? roland—jones, meet jermaine blackwood. that is the west indies spirit, isn't it? blackwood made 50. kemar roach, but broad was too good. look out blackwood played him. even in test matches, there is a lwa ys him. even in test matches, there is always something new. when cummings was run out, it was 168 all out in the first innings. and, west indies, you are batting again. a follow—on. the floodlights were on and cook could not make out that pink ball all the way into his hands. keep in mind, these are second innings wickets falling, and it wasn't even dark. the twilight cricket still loomed. the scorecards will show you in stark terms he differs between t

one anderson got kyle hope as a bowler and then in the next over, dismissed powell as the next over, dismissed powell as the next, roston chase, gone without a score. james anderson, the pink ball wasjermaine blackwood played a different game. 79 macro cummins was run out it was 168 all out in the first innings and the west indies, you are batting again. follow on and it went on. the second innings‘ but went quicker, in front of the big crowd now in playful mood. offering advice, try taking wickets with this ball. oh, well. thanks. nobody was going anywhere. apart from jermaine blackwood, stumped but when cummins was run out it was 168 all out in the first innings and the west indies, you are batting again. follow on and it went on. the second innings‘ wickets went quicker, in front of a big crowd now in playful mood. offering advice, try taking wickets with this ball. oh, well. thanks. nobody was going anywhere. apart from jermaine blackwood, the lights were taking effect and so was stuart from cook but minutes later, the big one, stuart broad, 38ath wicket in test matches two w

hope both falling cheaply. the west indies have moved on to 911—3. conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather have weighed in for the multi—million dollar superfight that will take place in las vegas in the early hours tomorrow morning. macgregor is the mixed martial arts superstar, with thousands of irish fans making the trip to support him, but it will be his first pro—boxing match. mayweather, the greatest boxer of his generation is unbeaten, but at a0 is 11 years older than his oppeonent, and has come out of retirement for the bout. you can listen to mcgregor v mayweather tomorrow morning from 4.00am on bbc radio 5live and the bbc sport website and app. it's one of the biggest days in the rugby league calendar, the challenge cup final at wembley. hull face wigan this afternoon. for one of the most prized pieces of silverware in the sport. hull are looking to retain the trophy after that thrilling victory against warrington last year, their first wembley win. the warriors have their name on the cup more than

hope who was backing up at the non—striker ‘s end. he can consider himself u nfortu nate. end. he can consider himself unfortunate. brathwaite got away with one and he is still at the crease alongside shai hope. they batted for a long putt on the second day and if they can replicate that in the second innings then the windies might get close to that victory target of 322 but equally they could save the test match for a draw but england will feel if they get one of these two out quickly after lunch they will be the favourites to wrap up this test match today. all three results still possible, don't take your eyes off this one. thank you. there is coverage because on test match rational. —— test match special. just two days to go until the summer transfer window closes and it's looking increasingly like alex 0xlade—chamberlain will be leaving arsenal to join chelsea. the england midfielder‘s contract expires next summer, but he's so far turned down the chance to commit his future at the emirates. the two clubs have agreed a fee

let's start with the action, showing you anderson getting rid of kyle hope, the first of the hope brothers. just a humanist later, he came in to get rid of roston chase, out for a duck. it could have been a 70 or 80 all out for the west indies. the main reason it wasn't worse jermaine blackwood, who played some extraordinary shots are under way to 79 not out. he was trying to keep the strike at the end when cummins was run out, a direct hit from west lyng. 346 behind. it sometimes seems that the follow on is going out of fashion, butjoe root decided to enforce it. his bowlers were plenty fresh. we have the west indies batting again here in their second innings a short time ago, they were 14 without loss. as we stand here, there is the possibility that this test match could finish today. we could play on well past 9pm, but there is nobody here in edgbaston or in world cricket who wants to see the west indies disintegrate. absolutely not. but good to see england going strong. thank you for joining us. manchester united continued their impressive start to the new premier league season with an

the new head coach, kyle shanahan, hopes the team will carry over from the strong training camp into their first game. fans will be interested to see how the quarterback in the first round draft pick perform in their first game with the 49ers. they will also play the broncos, vikings and chargers this preseason. >>> the raiders first preseason game is tomorrow. they will play the cardinals in arizona. it will be the raider nation's first chance to see marshawn lynch and derek carr play on the same field. the coach says the raiders play in the preseason will be huge in helping determine how they will do during the regular season. some have already picked the raiders to do well, maybe even make it toward the super bowl. >>> chris smith gave up four homeruns. the oakland a's lost to the baltimore orioles, 7-2. >> and that one is belted out. >> and he drives one deep to left. that's going to back to back homeruns. >> jed lowery added a run in the eighth with a double down the right-field line. but the a's cannot climb out of a big hole. the a's and the orioles play again tonight. the gam

hope, of russia to be run out at the non—striker‘s end. then kraigg brathwaite, who had been dropped at the morning session, went about with shai hope. things got pretty flat here. england got brathwaite before the tea break, caught off the bowling of moeen ali, brathwaite five short of his century. they couldn't back it up with any more quick wickets. they got roston chase thanks to a great catch from substitute fielder mason kring. then jermaine blackwood set about attacking the england bowling, trying to get the runs before the west indies ran out of time. —— mason crane. shai hope got his second hundred of the game, the first man to ever do that in a test match at headingley. fittingly it was shai hope to score the winning ru ns to was shai hope to score the winning runs to secure a famous victory for west indies. this series goes to the final test at lord's. if it's half as good as this, it will be some games. we are test cricketers for a reason. we came here to play cricket. we had a fight and belief and players to do it. we just

kyle hope was the other wicket to fall for the tourists, but kraigg brathwaite is on his way to a century, currently on 88, and shai hope is not far behind, 70. england need eight wickets, but all three results are still possible with just over a session remaining in the final day. this is the latest score from headingley, the west indies are 185- to from headingley, the west indies are 185— to govern well. —— are 185—2, going well. we understand manchester city are due to make a formal approach to sign alexi sanchez from arsenal. the chile international is out of contract next summer and is yet to agree a new contract at the emirates. sanchez scored 24 league goals for arsne wenger last season. pep guardiola, the city boss, sold sanchez to arsenal when his was in charge at barcelona. another man who's out of contract at arsenal looks set to join chelsea. the premier league champions have agreed a fee of £40 million for alex 0xlade—chamberlain. the england midfielder has turned a new deal at the emirates. stoke have signed defender kevin wimmer from tottenham for £18 million o

they are hoping kyle shanahan could lead them back to the prominence and they are off to a good start. it is just pre-season. the first came of the kyle shanahan era, they are down 17-9 and cj bed fer goes for 46 yard touchdown and they make the two-point conversion to tie the game. and then three minutes later, still tied at 17-17. in the red zone and finds the fullback for the score. 49ers take the lead. they go on to win 27-17. here is first year coach kyle shanna happ shanahan after the game. >> it is a work in progress and i enjoyed it and calling plays and everything i've done down there but it is definitely different trying to carry those thoughts with offense and peak up at the score and watching the time and the defense. i think some series did it better than others. and so many guys subbing in and out and having to pay attention how long we are keeping them in. it is a challenge but i enjoyed it. glad we have three more of them. and hopefully i'll get better each week. >>> to the pitch for da, premier league action, opening from watford and live pool, up a goal and on the co

the new head coach, kyle shanahan, hopes the strong training camp continues into tonight's first game. fans want to see how quarterback brian hoyer and first-round draft pick, solomon thomas play in the first games. the 49ers will also play the broncos, vikings and the chargers in the preseason. struck the raiders first preseason game is tomorrow and they will face the cardinals. this will be the raider nation's first opportunity to see marshawn lynch and derek carr playing on the same backfill. the coach said how they play in the preseason will be huge in determining how they do during the regular season. they have been picked to do very well. >>> the oakland a's pitcher, chris smith, give up four home runs and the orioles beat the a's, 7-2. >> and that one is belted to left. and he drives one deep to left. that's going to be back to back home runs. >> baltimore kept hitting home runs. jed lowrie added a run in the eighth. that double down the right field line in the 80s could not dig out of that hole. the a's and the orioles will play again tonight. the game starts at 7:05 pm. >>> d

the new head coach kyle shanahan hoping strong training camp will continue into the game tonight. fans want to see how the quarterbacks play in their first game with the 49ers. san francisco will also be playing the broncos vikings and chargers this preseason. the raiders first preseason game is tomorrow taking on the cardinals in arizona. kickoff at 7:00 it will be the raider nation's first opportunity to see marshawn lynch and derek carr playing in the same backfield. coach jack dell real says how the raiders play in the preseason will be huge for the regular-season. many sportswriters have picked them to do very well perhaps super bowl contenders. >>> a couple of stories with an interesting twist on the daily commute. a new beer in new york being aimed at people frustrating with train delays. jody goldberg has the story. >> cool off with a new beer coming to penn station next week. >> perfectly refreshing so i don't worry about waiting. a little bit of bitterness at the end. so i can't get complacent. >> designed to look like the schedule board many commuters have seen with amt

police are hoping you might spot kyle rosen dahl. he was last seen at his home on ellsworth way on thursday. no one has been able to reach him since. >>> 18 american university the university kicked them out because they were accused of taking part in an underground fra terpt. epsilon iota or ei, allegedly took part in hazing, underage drinking, physical violence and sexual assault. justin finch is following the story and will have a live update ahead at 6:45. >> new developments in the russia investigation. the "washington post" reporting that a top executive from the trump organization reached out to russian president vladimir putin's spokesman during the campaign. the post says he was looking for help in a stalled trump tower project in moscow skbliefrmt we've learned that the area where two men droupd in the potomac river have seen an uptick in crime. there are dozens of people near the top of the aqueduct bridge in georgetown. they say some were drinking, some using drugs. this is right near the boat club which has already seen

kyle edmund, aljaz bedene and cameron norrie will carry british hopes later this evening. in the most powerful man in tennis — the president of the itf, david haggarty, has said there are concerns over player's the health, and that their needs to be "robust conversations" about their calendar. this comes as 5 top players — including 3 former champions — missed out of this year's us open ith injuries. is conversations —— the leaders we have a miss porter opened in these conversations about the health of tennis. we have stakeholder meetings together next week, i know that this is on the docket to be discussed and we will have read —— robust conversations. the players will play a role as will all governing bodies, the stakeholders. what would you personally like to see change about the schedule? i think the schedule isa the schedule? i think the schedule is a long season, no doubt about it. there are ways that we plan events, and we have talked about maybe one event having a combined final to have more teams playing but no extension to the season. there are thin

they are hoping for the same thing tonight in their reunion. >> kyle knew you and wanted you hear. that's flattering, is it not? >> it's a good feeling. it's always good to feel wanted. when i knew the 49ers wanted me to come out here, it was a gut feeling. i didn't want to pass on the chance to play with kyle again. i think i have really grown since the last time that i was with them. i think being able totlantad e c him s offense evolved, eeit was something i was really excited about. >> reporter: this is a hugefor po opthe first time he has co to a camp where he was named the starting quarterback at the beginning of the camp. it's an opportunity for him to solidify his position and maybe be the present and the future at the quarterback position. now, i don't know about you guys, ken, am jacked out of my mind! we're ready to kick off the 2017 nfl campaign. >> he's ready! >> nice to have football back. >>> uber trying to sweeten its image. could free soft serve give them a needed pr boost? >> a woman plunges seven stories from a parking garage and survives. the heart-stopping near

kyle edmund is the last british hope at the us open. he beat american stevejohnson in straight sets to get into the third round. aljaz bedene and cameron norrie both went out though. rain meant they were still completing the first round in new york yesterday. nick kyrios was a casualty. he injured his shoulder losing to fellow australian john millman. it didn't seem to hamper him though when he smashed his racket beyond repair after losing the third set. kyrios is one of a number of players to have suffered injury trouble recently, with five top players having withdrawn from this year's us 0pen. caroline wozniacki is out but another former world number one maria sharapova is through to the third round. the russian, playing herfirst grand slam since a 15—month doping ban, came from a set down to beat timea babos. i know i can do this. i have done it before. i want to have that feeling again. there is also the realistic understanding that, 0k, again. there is also the realistic understanding that, ok, i have been in this situation for a

niners fans hoping they bring change to a team that won just two games last year. immediate impact from the rookies. first quarter.linebacker reuben foster breaks up what would have been a touchdown. then it's solomon thomas's turn.pressures alex smith of the chiefs.led to a niners interception. that's rashad robinson. third string quarterback c.j. beathard was pretty impressive. the former iowa q- b finds kendrick bourne for 46 yards. niners go on to win this game 27 to 17. quarterback bryan hoyer. who is expected to startwas out after two series. shanahan talked about the positive and negative friday night. and the man many would call one of the greatest runners of all time wasn't so great today in london.in usain bolt's last race he went down with some sort of leg injury just 60 meters from the finish line. a sad ending for what was a remarkable career.. this was the 4 by 100 relay. great britain takes gold. usa takes silver and japan takes bronze. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now

kyle langford's parents run a chip shopin kyle langford's parents run a chip shop in watford. fast food, fast feet, as he ran the race of his life. watch him come charging through. could he snatch a medal? la ngford through. could he snatch a medal? langford is still coming. oh! through. could he snatch a medal? langford is still coming. 0h! and agonising fourth by emmy as the redwood 04 seconds, so close but what a run. —— redwood 04 seconds, so close but whata run. —— bya mere 0.04 seconds. gutted, to be honest, hard being so close to the medals but i have proved on the world stage, fourth in the world and i'm only 21, so hopefully down the years to come, you will see me taking over from so hopefully down the years to come, you will see me taking overfrom mo farah. elsewhere, and encouraging run from dina asher—smith in the women's 200 metres, fifth at last yea r‘s women's 200 metres, fifth at last year's olympics women's 200 metres, fifth at last yea r‘s olympics but women's 200 metres, fifth at last year's olympics but first in her heat, even the mascot seeme

kyle edmund is the last british hope at the us open. he beat american stevejohnson in straight sets to get into the third round. aljaz bedene and cameron norrie both went out. nick kyrios was also a casualty. he injured his shoulder losing to fellow australian john millman. it didn't seem to hamper him though when he smashed his racket beyond repair after losing the third set. kyrios is one of a number of players to have suffered injury trouble recently, with 5 top players having withdrawn from this year's us open. the last three months for me has beena the last three months for me has been a nightmare. i said it before, i had such a good indian wells, miami, and then davis cup, we had a good win over america, and think things went down hill from there, really. caroline wozniacki is out but another former world number one — maria sharapova — is through to the third round. the russian, playing herfirst grand slam since a 15 month doping ban, came from a set down to beat timea babos. i know i can do this, i have done it before and i w

kyle edmund is the last british hope at the us open. he beat american stevejohnson in straight sets to get into the third round. aljaz bedene and cameron norrie both went out. nick kyrios was also a casualty. he injured his shoulder losing to fellow austrlian john millman. it didn't seem to hamper him though when he smashed his racket beyond repair after losing the third set. caroline wozniacki is out but another former world number one maria sharapova is through to the third round. the russian, playing herfirst grand slam since a 15—month doping ban, came from a set down to beat timea babos. i know i can do this. i have done it before. i want to have that feeling again. there is also the realistic understanding that, ok, i haven't been in this situation for a while, it will take some time. of course, managing expectations is part of it and learning during the match is something that i haven't done. that's all the sport for now. stick with the transfer news on the bbc sport website and i'll be back with more at 12:15pm. see you then.

police hope weekend events will be peaceful. neda iranpour, kpix 5. >>> a trump supporter arrested at a berkeley rally won't return to the rally sunday. kyle chapman is appeared in court this morning to be arraigned on felony charges. the judge ordered him to stay 30 yards away from the rally at civic center park in berkeley. chapman is accused of swinging a leaded stick at protestors at this rally at the same park back in march. he is currently being held on $135,000 bail. >>> to the storm watch now. here's a live look at galveston, texas where people along the gulf coast are preparing for hurricane harvey. the storm is expected to pack a punch when it hits landfall tonight. we have a view of harvey from space restaurants capturing this image as they passed over it in the international space station station. we have team coverage on the storm. don champion reports from corpus christi. first roberta gonzales tracking harvey from the weather center. >> this is a powerful hurricane that will strike the united states as a major hur

after being on 6-teams in 9-seasons, hoyer...is hoping he's found a permanent spot in santa clara. hoyer...taking the majority of the reps in practice as the 31-year-old reunites with kyle shanahan. the pair worked together in cleveland in 2014, and hoyer knows how shanahan operates. one of his rules--no wristbands with the plays on it, so in that case, he's trying to commit the entire offense to memory. here's hoyer on when he first learned of shanahan's style while playing with the browns. <>"it was a challenge my first year...i remember johnny's first game, he got a wristband, i said, i've been playing 13 games, where's mine...so, being around kyle, he's a unique play-caller, and for him to put plays on a wristband, it would limit him and now i understand that and now having a better understanding of the offense, i don't need it....my first year i would've loved it because it would've been a lot easier to get those play calls out, but now with a better understanding and a full offseason under my belt with a ton of reps going into training camp, hearing the play call

kyle edmund has won the first set in his opening round match the us open. heather watson is a set down in her opener. craig levine has been re—appointed as the manager of hearts moving from his previously role of director of football. i‘m back with more on all those stories later. #6 german prosecutors say a nurse who is serving a life sentence #6 who is serving a life sentence for murdering two patients, may have killed 84 others. niels hoegel was convicted and jailed two years ago — for giving lethal drug injections to intensive care patients. investigators have exhumed more than a hundred bodies of patients who died in clinics where hoegel worked. 0ur correspondent in berlin, damian mcguinness, told me how details of this case first emerged. as you said in 2015, this man was convicted to life sentence for the two murders. now, evidence was shown that he had indeed murdered patients who were in his care, in this intensive care unit, but it later transpires that since that trial in 2015, prosecutors carried out an investigation. during that investiga

kyle shanahan also gets to look at his players in a scrimmage typesetting. brian hoyer has looked good in camp. there are so many holes to be filled which gives every player hope that they can make the team. here is the old ball coach. >> i wanted to see how they would handle it, would they freak out and start making stuff up and it was good that they didn't. they treated it like any other day. but i know they were pumped. >> some new juice for sure. we enjoy it when the fans come out. they are our energy when we're at home. i felt their excitement just to see the excitement to see what we had to present. >> conditioan't wait. the tennis and with the local hero. first set, bellis, watch this back hand winner, rips it down the line. but shla she's down 2-1 and that is as close as she would get. first set 6-3. second set, serving for the match, vand away wins in straight sets. today is the final. great week of tennis winding down. >>> that is the way the balm bounces. i'll see you tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >>> good morning. here

kyle shanahan also gets to look at his players in a scrimmage typesetting. brian hoyer has looked good in camp. there are so many holes to be filled which gives every player hope that they can make the team. here is the old ball coach. >> i wanted to see how they would handle it, would they freak out and start making stuff up and it was good that they didn't. they treated it like any other day. but i know they were pumped. >> some new juice for sure. we enjoy it when the fans come out. they are our energy when we're at home. i felt their excitement just to see the excitement to see what we had to present. >> can't wait. the tennis classic, semifinals and with the local hero. first set, bellis, watch this backhand winner, rips it down the line. she's down 2-1 and that is as close as she would get. first set 6-3. second set, serving for the match, vandeweghe wins in straight sets. today is the final. great week of tennis winding down. >>> that is the way the ball bounces. i'll see you tonight at 5:00 p.m. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >>> good morning. l

game day feeling kyle shanahan gets to look at his players in a scrimmage typesetting. brian hoyer is the starting quarterback. so many holes to be filled on this team, which gives every player, especially the younger ones, hope they can make the team. here is the old ball coach. >> i want to see how they would handle it, go out and freak out and start making stuff up. and good to see they got treated like any other day. they tried their hardest. >> gave me a little juice for sure. we enjoy when the fans come out. they're our energy at home. i felt the excitement just to see this excitement, to see what -- the new era the 49ers have to present. >> can't wait. let's serve them up, down to stanford, semifinals with local hero atherton facing coco vanderweg. first set, bellis in the far court. rips it down the line. down 2-1. unfortunately, that's as close as she gets. vanderweg with the ace, first set, 6-3. second set, now serving for the match, and cc hits it. vanderweg straight sets. will face madison keys in the finals. great week of tennis winding down. that's the way

kyle langford, but he is the slowest man in that final. so he is going to have to set another personal best and some which it took to get into that final if he's going to get anywhere close to the podium. olly foster, we will be looking out for that one. thank you very much. manchester united manager jose mourinho says he will fight with other coaches to sign gareth bale if real madrid are willing to sell the wales forward. mourinho is ready to make his move if bale is left out of real‘s line—up. the two clubs face each other in the annual clash between the winners of the europa league and champions league. it's set to be the biggest women's rugby world cup and it starts tomorrow with defending champions england naming their squad ahead of their opening match against spain. captain sarah hunter is in the mix along with forwards abbie scott and heather kerr. while making her fourth world cup appearance, full—back danielle waterman has been called up too. wales have named their team ahead of their opening game against australia so alon

kyle, you are 21. i read some quotes from you. you athletes are humble. but i know you have big plans for your career. how good do you think your career. how good do you think you can be? it is that cliche, the sky is the limit. i really think that for me is what it is. i have said for a long time, i want to come to london and come out with a medal, make the final. people say, you need to be realistic, just get there, it will be amazing. but i set my sights high. i will be amazing. but i set my sights high. i would love to come out with a medal today, or yesterday. high. i would love to come out with a medaltoday, oryesterday. i high. i would love to come out with a medal today, or yesterday. iset my sights high. i like to do everything, surpass mo farah and the likes of seb coe. i set my goal is really high. i think i can do it. nothing wrong with high goals? nothing wrong with high goals? nothing wrong with high goals? nothing wrong with high goals. it is achievable. it is not out of my reach. i have to keep training hard, stay humble and keep striving

that's kyle langford in the men's 800 metres. coverage gets under way on bbc two with gabby and the team from 6. 30 tonight, victoria. thank you very much. now, back to our top story today. experts are warning that some british south asian women are reporting cancer later than other british ethnic groups because of a "perceived stigma". researchers have told this programme they're worried cultural stigmas and taboos are leading to more women dying prematurely in the south asian community. we've learned that some women even hide their diagnosis from family and friends out of a sense of shame. 0ur reporter amber haque bought you the full story an hour ago — here's a shrt extract: praveena stumbled upon a lump in her breast when she was 36. she grew up in a strict indian community where even talking about this disease was deemed shameful. when she was diagnosed, she decided to hide it. so a lot of it, in terms of not telling my family, i didn't tell them because ijust thought if people hear the fact that i've got cancer they're go