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it's serena williams, she is 123, she's watching a a1 then a0. it's a big as to state truly can edit it. i'm sure she's been working hard in florida away from the lenses to make sure she's good competitive issue can be. i think people must be realistic, that long out of the game, even if you're serena williams, if the doors and kind you could have major problems in the first week at the championships.— problems in the first week at the championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings _ championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings today, - championships. quickly, we had the wimbledon seedings today, no - championships. quickly, we had the i wimbledon seedings today, no matter of surprises. because of the ban on russian and belarusian players, we've got the doll and jock on the opposite sides of the men's draw. yes, correct. they reflect the world rankings these days are quite a long time up at two to three years ago, the men ceilings were based on this grass court seeding formula but they threw that went out the window. this a thre

the new wearable technology aimed at saving lives >>> and serena williams back on the court. inside her return to wimbledon. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening a rapidly shifting patchwork of abortion laws tonight as the battle in the wake of roe v. wade's demise spills from the chambers of the u.s. supreme court to state courtrooms across america. tonight abortion rights supporters in more than a half dozen states putting up legal challenges, trying to block abortion bans. many of the new laws designed to automatically go into effect following the court's decision including louisiana, where a judge temporarily halted enforcement of that state's trigger law. over the weekend in cities across the country thousands marched in protest to the supreme court's decision to end a constitutional right to abortions today senate minority leader mitch mcconnell savoring the court's decision after years of work. but new polling suggesting the decision is not in sync with public opinion. an npr/pbs/marist poll found 56% of americans oppose the suprem

will we see serena williams play at wimbledon again? she was beaten by french woman harmony tan in a thrilling first round match. williams hadn't played in a singles match since she retired injured at last year's tournament. in tan she faced an ultra competitive foe. the match that ebb and flowed. serena had an opportunity to serve for the match in the third but tan showed admirable resolve taking it to champions tie break which she won 10—7 consigning williams to a second loss in a grand slam first round. so could this be goodbye for the 40—year—old? when you're at home, especially in new york in the us open, and that being the first place i have won a grand slam is something that is always super special, yourfirst something that is always super special, your first time something that is always super special, yourfirst time is always special, so definitely lots of motivation to get better and to play a time. rafael nadal was made to work against francisco cerundolo but he won in four sets. nadal had looked to be cruising winning

serena williams, the woman who won it all is back for her 21st william. her first came four years before vaccaro was born. always worth remembering, she was like teenager once. patrick geary, bbc news. she was indeed, wasn't she? wimbledon isjust she was indeed, wasn't she? wimbledon is just round the corner, isn't it? not much longer to wait, too, until the start of the women's european championships takes place in england early next month and a host nation have a friendly this evening against none other than the european champions the netherlands. covey reports. you have joined us you havejoined us in a warm muggy evening here in leeds before the championship start and i've been joined by former lioness and current striker natasha. couple of weeks out from the start of the tournament committee much to go, realistically, how hard these two teams going to go at it this evening? i how hard these two teams going to go at it this evening?— at it this evening? i think they are auoin to at it this evening? i think they are going to go _ at it this evening? i

and last on centre court is serena williams who has not played a singles match since hobbling off centre court in the first round last year. she said she had a lot of motivation to make sure that was not her last memory. elsewhere, 12 brits in action and an early win for ryan peniston on his wimbledon singles debut. thank you very much, laura. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we saw a bit of sunshine poking through the clouds at wimbledon and it is across eastern areas that we have got bright and sunny skies. however, it is a day of weather contrasts and it is not nice everywhere by any stretch, across western areas, thicker cloud on the way in and heavy rain around. meanwhile, to the east of the uk, we have got a heatwave, look at the temperatures, well above normal, even into the mid 40s across parts of southern italy. that is because the high temperatures are caused by a big ridge in thejet stream which sort of blocks the weather from moving in from the atlantic and sadly for us, we underneath the trough, so that encourages an area of low pressure to form and it is

the new wearable technology aimed at saving lives >>> and serena williams back on the court. inside her return to wimbledon. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening a rapidly shifting patchwork of abortion laws tonight as the battle in the wake of roe v. wade's demise spills from the chambers of the u.s. supreme court to state courtrooms across america.

and serena williams will play at wimbledon after being awarded a wild card entry. williams hasn't competed since a leg injury forced her to drop out last year. coming up next, we mark the army's 247th birthday with the branch's highest ranking officer. >> o'donnell: army chief of staff general john mcconville commemorated the army's 247th birthday today with a wreath- laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. we spent time with the branch's highest ranking officer to talk about how the revered institution is changing. >> the army's history is america's history. and it's a very proud history at that. >> o'donnell: a history older than the declaration of independence and america itself. 247 years of army strong. what should people know about the army of 2022? >> we're living up to the legacy of those who have gone before us. when you take a look around the museum, you see all the streamers that represent all the campaigns that american soldiers have fought over the years. >> o'donnell: 190 military campaigns from the revolutionary war to the war on terror.

a big announcement from serena williams. after a year on the sidelines, what's next for the tennis superstar? and the u.s. army celebrate its 247th birthday. a look at the branch's past and future. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this hot tuesday night. and it's still technically spring. tonight, there's severe weather that is impacting virtually every corner of the nation. excessive heat watches and warnings are in effect in more than a dozen states and more than 170 million americans will see temperatures above 90 degrees. flooding across parts of montana and wyoming forced the closure of yellowstone national park just as the summer tourist season was kicking in to high gear. look at this vid roc jk slide ny missing a car that was exiting the park. wildfires in arizona and california forced thousands to evacuate. and in the midwest, severe storms damaged buildings, downed trees and k

and, the 7—time wimbledon champion serena williams suffers a shock first—round defeat. she was playing herfirst singles match in a year welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the inquiry into the riot at the us capitol last year has been hearing dramatic testimony from a former white house aide. cassidy hutchinson said donald trump knew supporters had weapons when he urged them to march to congress. she also said senior officials had warned repeatedly that mr trump's rally on that day to try to overturnjoe biden�*s victory could spiral out of control. our north america editor, sarah smith, has more. do you swear on... a surprise witness. her appearance, kept secret until today, delivered explosive testimony. describing how trump had been informed that many in the crowd on 6 january were carrying weapons. yet, he was furious about security measures. metal detectors, or mags, were used to find guns and knives. he wanted the screenings stopped to let more people in, ms hutchinson told the committee in previously recorded testimony. i overheard the

a shocking defeat for serena williams and her first singles match in a year. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. cheering. challenger powered past. the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had _ stood for 34 years. there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew. this is newsday on the bbc. from singapore, i'm monica miller. 0ur headlines... a former white house aide tells a committee that president trump wanted tojoin a committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. i

serena williams has made a shock first round exit from wimbledon. in a match that lasted more than three hours, she was beaten by the french player harmony tan who was making her debut at the championships. williams, who's a0, hadn't played a singles match since retiring injured at wimbledon last year. another veteran did make it into the second round — rafael nadal winning his match on centre court. chettan pattak rounds up the day's action. if day one at wimbledon was about novak djokovic, having to find his form and battle through. day two was very much about rafa nadal doing the same. he was playing francisco cerundolo, the argentinian, on centre court. francisco cerundolo has only one one match on grass on the atp tour. and, boy, did nadal have to work hard for this one. finding his first serve at times hard to come by, but having dropped the third set, the 22 time grand slam champion showed his battling qualities. every inch of them, as empowered through in four sets. he is looking, at 36 years old, to win three grand slams in a row and then

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coming up: i'm at wimbledon for day two to as two of the greats of the game, serena williams and rafael nadal, return. and coming up on the bbc news channel, england's women are currently in action against south africa on day two of their one—off test. we will bring you all the latest from taunton. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. an abandoned lorry has been discovered in the us state of texas — close to the border with mexico — with the bodies of 46 people, believed to be migrants, inside. the fire chief in the city of san antonio described finding "stacks of bodies" after someone heard a cry for help. 16 survivors — among them four children — are being treated for heat exhaustion. richard galpin reports. dozens of emergency vehicles try to get to the abandoned lorry, but many inside had already died. a fire official said 16 people, including four children, had also been taken to hospital. the four children, had also been taken to hospital-— to hospital. the patients that we saw were hot — to hospital. the patients that we saw were hot to _ to hospital.

this is a player who symbolised success and certainty but now no one knew what serena williams could do, not even her. in the old days serena could overpower everyone. well, against harmony tan, the old days were back in some moments. it would have been easy for her french opponent, ranked 113 in the world, to be intimidated. she wasn't, and she won the first set 7—5. commentator: look at the reaction! remember, serena hadn't played singles for a year. well, that is a return. second set to williams, 6—1. third set, what did she have left, what could she summon? well, the spirit was willing. serena served for the match at 5—4, and whatever her brain was telling her, whatever she remembered, this was now, this was harmony tan... commentator: got it! ..and this was serve broken. after three hours on court, they are still there, locked in the third set tie—break with harmony tan, as i speak, just completing the most dramatic victory here after dark at wimbledon. many thanks for the result at the last second. it is 25 to 11. i'm not sure how they cope weather—wise at wimbledon t

it's a sight many in the tennis world doubted they'd ever see again — serena williams stepping back onto court. after all, she hasn't played since slipping in the first round of wimbledon last year, and hobbling off centre court. but after 358 days away, she made her hotly anticipated return, playing doubles on the sunny south coast. there were signs of rustiness, yes. slips and strikes, too. but then, the comeback within the comeback. she and her partner, ons jabeur, clinching what had looked an unlikely victory. did she ever doubt she'd get back to this point? absolutely, for sure. i would be dishonest if i said it wasn't, but, yeah, and now my body feels great. i mean, it's doubles — i'm only playing half the court, but i've been doing a lot of training and so it definitely feels good. not perhaps a win of old, but a win nonetheless, with wimbledon just days away. serena isn't going there to make up the numbers, but she'll need to be slicker if she's ever to repeat so she'll need to be slicker if she's ever to repeat that record—equalling 24th grand slam win. laura scott, bbc news

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eastern >>> one of the greatest tennis players of all time is making a comeback, serena williams announcing she'll play at wimbledon next month. the 23-time grand clam champ hasn't competed in nearly a year since exiting the first round at wimbledon with an injury she received a wild card invitation to make her much-anticipated return >>> up next for us, profiting from the pandemic how one small company got hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. was the money mismanaged >>> back now with new questions over covid relief money and how it was distributed congressional investigators saying one small company pocketed hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this nondescript office building in virginia housed a company the feds hired to help distribute billions of dollars in loans to help struggling small businesses during the pandemic the firm, r.e.r. solutions, got a no-bid $750 million contract the company netted $340 million in windfall profits despite assigning the work to just six of its employees, according to a u.s. house subcommittee report release

coming up, i am at eastbourne where serena williams will shortly make her return to competitive action for the first time in nearly a year. coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel: anthonyjohsua says he's the comeback king and can still unify the heavyweight division. he must first beat 0leksandr usyk in their august rematch. pharmacies run by the high street chain boots have been criticised for telling some patients, who need to take multiple drugs, that they can no longer be issued with dosette boxes. these are weekly pill organisers which help people keep track of what medicine to take on a daily basis. critics say the plans will present problems for older and more vulnerable patients. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. they are known as blister pack or dosette boxes. tablets for elderly patients prepacked by pharmacists in compartments for different times of day. pat is 88 years old. she suffers from epilepsy and struggles with some memory problems. and here is her dosette box with pills arranged clearly showing what needs to be taken and when. it hel

because, yeah, it's serena williams. she's a legend and, yeah, i was like, oh, my god, how can i play? and if i can win one game or two games, it was really good for me. williams stays on 23 major titles. one more would match the record but even she can't play forever. rafa nadal has 22 but in round one, he was tested. eventually through in four sets. today britain's grand slam winners back for round two. emma raducanu plays caroline garcia then andy murray plays the man who has his name on a court. game, set, match, isner. john isner played the sport's longest match. 12 years on, he still has the same tools. he got 5a aces in round one. now isner serves into the noise. there could be more gripping nights to come on centre. joe lynskey, bbc news. there are nine british players in the second round and it could be ten if harriet dart wins today. ryan peniston had a dream wimbledon debut. he's through after beating henri laaksonen in straight sets. he's ranked 135th in the world and has been in terrific form coming into the

and serena williams. she has been called the g.o.a.t. stands for greatest of all time. 23 grand slam wins, including seven wimbledons, a torn hamstring forced an exit there a year ago. today williams greatly anticipated return to the game. and a sinus issue the reason for the tape on her face. opening match, the layup dropper ranking to 1204. third set against harmony tan. tied at 4. oh, this .vintage. she had a chance to serve for the match, but tam would not go away. far court, didn't look like her wimbledon debut. the 24-year-old hit a backhand winner. made liz cook jealous. epic match over three hours. went to a tiebreaker. first one to 10 got a win by two points. watch williams, aggressively charge the net. but the winner and the leg kick took a 6-5 lead. but tam answered every challenge. and when williams' shot hit the net, it was over. she took five of the next six points to pull off the biggest win of her career, ranking 115. sure to surge in what might have been williams' final match at the all england club. >>> now the drama co

are we going to see serena williams, rafa nadal, and the world number one swiatek. laura: cannot wait for that. reporting from wimbledon. finally, as players take to the courts of wimbledon, the world's greatest cyclists are gearing up for the tour de france which begins on friday. the capital of copenhagen has been adorned in yellow, the color of the leader's jersey, and a model of the eiffel tower has been built to honor the end of the 21 day race in paris. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ nick: good evening. i'm nick schifrin. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight, t

serena williams is down to -la that. serena williams is down to play doubles _ that. serena williams is down to play doubles match _ that. serena williams is down to play doubles match with - that. serena williams is down to play doubles match with on - play doubles match with on starboard. she was due to practice today, it was called off at late notice. she was due on at centre court around 6:30pm. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. thank you very much. let us return to our top story, those rail strikes, the biggest in 30 years that was due to go ahead tomorrow. that is after the last—ditch talks ended today, without a resolution. let us get the thoughts of the chief executive of the recruitment and employment confederation that represents more than 3000 agencies in the uk. good evening. good to talk to you, there is a lot of speculation, the government announcing a new law that could mean that agency staff are able to replace workers who are on strike. what you make of that? a lot of your members are not best pl

because, yeah, it�*s serena williams. she�*s a legend and, yeah, i was like, oh, my god, how can i play? and if i can win one game or two games, it was really good for me. williams stays on 23 major titles. one more would match the record but even she can�*t play forever. rafa nadal has 22 but in round one, he was tested. eventually through in four sets. today britain�*s grand slam winners are back for round two. emma raducanu plays caroline garcia then andy murray plays the man who has his name on a court. game, set, match, isner. john isner won the sport�*s longest match. 12 years on, he still has the same tools. he got 54 aces in round one. now isner serves into the noise. there could be more gripping nights to come on centre. joe lynskey, bbc news. to warn you we will be interrupted by a fire alarm in the moment. but let�*s carry on. there was an emotional win for heather watson. she had to come back on tuesday afternoon for the deciding set against tamara korpatsch but was in fine form when she did — taki

serena williams posted on her instagram account. her potential return to the tennis court. >> paul gerke has the story. >> taking to instagram to announce a return to the court. she wrote s w and sw 19. it's a date twenty-twenty to see you there. sw-r her initials s w 19. the postal code for wimbledon. a place she's won 7 times. >> the motion will exit. she left last year's tournament in the >> we haven't seen her play tennis in a year. unusual for an elite player were used to see him be dominant consistent and at the forefront of her game for decades, serena williams has won 23 grand slam titles the most of any female tennis player. she top steffi graf, martina navratilova and chris everett, not bad company to keep my money is on serena, not not the least of which is because her work ethic or personality or demeanor. >> her resume, but also the rise and evolution of sports medicine. the ability for these athletes not just to rehab injuries, but 3 have, which is to say the preventive maintenance that keeps them in fine working order

after last years injury, many down to this serena williams will play again, but she will make a comeback this year. and can vincent kompany get burnley back into the big time? also coming up back into the big time? also coming up in the programme, australia are dancing their way into the world cup after their goalkeeping gamble pays off against peru. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, test cricket is alive and well, england have clinched the series against new zealand with a stunning batting display on the final day of the second test chasing 299 for victory, johnny bairstow hit england's second quickest century, captain ben stokes made 75 and lashed the winning runs. victory by five wickets. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is at trent bridge, andy, what a match! notjust a not just a fantastic notjust a fantastic day, but not just a fantastic day, but what a fantastic test. to think that any result was feasible at the start of the day. result was feasible at the start of the da . ~ , ,., , result was feasible at the start of theda. , the day. absolutely. the cricket fans, the day

all eyes are on serena williams to see if the ao—year—old can win another grand slam title, putting her into the record books. elsewhere, defending men's champion novak djokovic is through to the second round. the bbc�*s chetan pathak is at the courts in sw19 in london. as the sun begins to set at the all england club, on day one of these championships, it's felt much more like normal, unlike last year's covid restricted tournament, we have had full crowds from day one, that iconic wimbledon queue outside with fans desperate to get their hands on all tickets here, but in particular for centre court, where beside the defending champion, novak djokovic, safely make it through to the second round. didn't have it all his own way again south korea's kwon soonwoo, who really tested novak djokovic at times and took the second set of that match, but djokovic so familiar with that winning feeling here at wimbledon, he has not been beaten here since back in 2017. he is chasing a seventh wimbledon title and a 21st grand slam, and you would not bet against him doing it. emma raducanu was next up

we saw last year most notably with serena williams. i caught up with the chief executive sally bolton to get her thoughts. it's incredibly exciting to welcome those big names. i think people will always look forward to the greats of tenants. it's equally exciting to see some of the new talent —— the greats of tennis. i think people are just as excited to see them as they are some of those traditional names. we always like to see new star is born. i was talking about cocoa golf. i know the fans will love her that. emma raducanu did so brilliantly last year. i think there's lots of amazing stories about both the big stars coming back, but also some of that emerging talent. you might not for some people, this year will be notable by the absence of some players. notable by the absence of some -la ers. , ., ,, ., players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian _ players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian players. _ players. there is the ban on russian and belarusian players. now- players. there is the ban on russian and bel

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

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last night, seven—time wimbledon singles champion serena williams was knocked out in the first round by french player harmony tan. and today it's a busy day for british interest as the second round gets under way with sir andy murray live now to wimbledon and emma raducanu among those in action. live now to sw19 and our correspondent there, daniela relph. the sun is out after a couple of miserable hours here at wimbledon. it was one of those wimbledon late night's yesterday as serena williams desperately tried to stay in the tournament. there were moments of brilliance from her, but in the final set, harmony tan from france beat one of the greatest ever players. will we see serena back here at wimbledon again? she herself says she's just not sure at this stage. but still in the mix and playing this afternoon are emma raducanu and andy murray, and both face challenging opponents. caroline garcia, a former world number four who won emma raducanu is back on centre court to play caroline garcia, a former world number four who won a tournament on grass in germany last week. so very much i

still to come: a shock first round defeat for the seven—time wimbledon champion serena williams in herfirst singles match in a year. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge fireworks display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. tennis balls thwack. cheering and applause. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 3a years, and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news. our main story: a former white house aide tells a congressional committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. turkey has changed

rafa nadal has begun his quest to win his 23rd grand slam title and serena williams who already has 23 will take to centre court this evening to play her first singles match since she picked up an injury at wimbledon this time last year. joe wilson is there. year. joe wilson is there. more british opportunity _ year. joe wilson is there. more british opportunity than - year. joe wilson is there. more british opportunity than ever i year. joe wilson is there. ire british opportunity than ever on the first tuesday today and we have a couple of players who have defined the standards of modern tennis and one young woman who might now seems to be unbeatable. let's start there. february seems a long time ago, doesn't it? that was the last time iga swiatek lost a tennis match. she enforces her dominance with that forehand. the polish world number one was up against a qualifierfrom croatia on centre and jana fett was beaten in one hour 15 minutes. strong. wimbledon is a different challenge, but that's 36 victories in a row. across the court, three for the ever changing moods of nick kyrgios, w

sports now where a tennis legend, serena williams has been knocked out in the 1st round of the wimbleton championship . the american had been out injured for a whole year and was making her singles come back out the grassed grass grand slam . she lost in a final set tiebreaker to france's harmony tom after a dramatic match. the 40 year old williams was targeting of record equaling 24th grand slam singles title. you're watching t w news live from berlin, and we are waiting at this point for a news conference with nato secretary general yen stoughton back at the alliance's summit in madrid. stolt bag has billed the summit, is a game changer that will alter the alliance for years. to come, they told leaders are expected to declare russia the main threat to their security . also, finland and sweden will be formally invited to become members after turkey dropped in so position. and russian official says nato was acting aggressively, and warned. expansion would be destabilizing lee bringing you felt bags, news conference live when it gets underway. that's expected. within the next half hour, u

could this be the last time we get to see serena williams playing at wimbledon? ah, the 40 year old was beaten in the 1st round and did offer no guarantees that she'd be making a return on that. that's a, that's a question. i can't answer like, i don't know or feel like um the, you know, i don't know who knows we, missouri. papa williams was taken on hominy tan of france. a match the american would normally be expected to win was something to spare. but tant, since her 1st appearance at the torment could be one to remember the 23 time grand slam champion has barely played since injuring herself at wimbledon. last year. williams though, was still able to produce moments that reminded the central court crowd how she won this title and said no occasions but it was wold number 11510 who won the decisive tie break to secure the biggest win of her career. when i saw the draw, i was really scared. i'm in because her yes sir, you know? yes. so she's a legend and her i was like, oh my god, how can i play? and if i can win one game or 2 games, it was really good for me. i

this may be a last wimbledon appearance for serena williams. she was hurt at last. she has championships and is only now fit to return. she targets a record equaling 24 grand slam singles. title. i didn't retire, i just needed to heal physically, mentally. i and yeah, just i had no plans to be honest. hollins inform ega, ron tech looks to be her big rival. i think when the french opened in june, teenager cocoa got lost in that final but told d. w. she can go want better at wimbledon. i mean, obviously it's the goal going into the tournament, but i don't want to put too much pressure on myself regarding that i, i know it's going to be difficult and i feel like, you know, i had a lot that i learned from, from french open to help me into this next slam. wimbledon is the only grand slams have been russians and bell russians due to the invasion of ukraine, meaning men's world number one daniel medford have misses out. defending champion, no bakovich seen here at wimbledon. wal mart is at the london event with britain having lifted karone of irish restrictions. he was thr

at his ford, serena williams has made a winning returns to tennis after a year out of the game. she's now targeting her grand slam a comeback at wimbledon suite. ah. rescue workers in afghanistan, scrambling to reach survivors of the deadliest earthquake and decades struck a remote border region at lee, 1000 people have been killed. hundreds of trapped under rubble. the quake struck in a rural mountainous area. in particular, province, people are using the hands and whatever they can find to dig out bodies, i'll just say it was my hobbled bow begins. are coverage. helicopters and rescue crews have rushed to the area. the earthquake struck the back to the province need of gun stops border with pakistan. it said the motor region where communities asked him, bearing the brunt of the war, the service be new. i spoke up back to the saturday as it was midnight when the quick struck the kids and i screamed, one of our rooms was destroyed. our neighbors were screaming big. it has destroyed the houses of our neighbors. when we arrived, there were many dead and wounded. they sent us to th

we'll hear what serena williams have to say about hotels is making full time return to tennis. and it is here. ah ah, with with a whole lou. ah boy he is, andy, thank you so much. moline will. serena williams has made a winning returns to tennis after a year out of action, the $23.00 time grand slam singles champion winning a doubles match should a wimbledon warm up events. the 4th year old american was alongside ownership or she miss? yes, she came from a set down to win this match. it is spawn international. williams was injured during her 1st from much at wimbledon last year and hadn't played since then from a well number one is a wild card entry. is she is wimbleton stops on monday. yeah, i caught some fire behind me so i needed that. but honestly they played really well not for said they were jamming and i was we were just trying to like okay we, we got this. so it was good. so does this mean that you guys are going to be playing doubles together with? we're taking the show on the road. uh huh. no, i day at a time with my one of origin seen his old song about his plan is m

this morning serena williams out of wimbledon and into uncertainty. [ cheering ] >> serena williams wimbledon ends in heartbreak. >> the champion losing to harmony tan of france in an absolute nail biter in the first round on monday. the match boiling down to a third set tiebreak. after losing the opening set, serena relied on her vintage grit and tenacity, even serving for the match before ultimately flaming out. >> the last couple of points i really started to feel it, but i'm moving well. i didn't practice for a three-hour match. i guess that's where i went wrong. >> the second time wimbledon champ marked her return to the main stage of tennis for the first time since last year's tournament when an awkward slip forced her to withdraw. >> i mean, it was definitely a very long battle and fight and it's definitely better than last year. serena remains one trophy shy of the all-time record of 24 majors singles titles and many wondering if we've seen the last of the comeback queen. >> do you think it's more likely than not that you will come back? >> that's a question i can't answer. i don't kn

with full ah ah, his id, thank you so much, adrian will. serena williams says she has no definite plan as to when or if she'll play again. after coming back from a career threatening injury, the 40 year old was beats and in the 1st round at wimbledon. sun, how may sure pulse could this be the last time we get to see serena williams playing at wimbledon? ah, the 40 year old was beaten in the 1st round and could offer no guarantees that she'd be making a return. oh, that's a, that's a, that's a question i can't answer like, i don't know or feel like. um, you know, i don't know who knows me miserable. papa williams was taken on hominy tan of france. a match the american would normally be expected to win was something to spare. but tant, since her 1st appearance at the torment could be one to remember. the $23.00 time grand slam champion has barely played since injuring herself at wimbledon. last year. williams though was still able to produce moments that reminded the center court crowd how she won this title on 7 occasions. but it was wold number 11510 who won the decisive tie break to s

and in school, serena williams says she has no definite plans as to when or if she again after coming back from a career threatening injury to 40 year old was beats in the 1st round that women ah, so we started madrid where major leaders a meeting at one of the most critical points in the alliance is $73.00, a history. they'll focus on approving a new strategy in the face of the war in ukraine. one of the biggest challenge is to the alliance in years president joe biden has just announced that the us will boost forces across europe to ward off russian aggression. he says that america will make sure nato is ready to meet threats from all directions together. our allies, we're going to make sure the nato is ready to meet threats all directions. busy across every domain land in the state. and we'll put in a shattered fish in europe, tacked a very, very kennedy of rule based order. united states and our allies, we're going to step up. we're stepping up for the nato is more needed now than it ever has been. and it's as important as ever has been earlier. turkey agreed to support bids by fi

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serena williams has accepted a wild cardin tagz. she was injured last year and has not played on the world stage since. dana jacobson has her story. >> oh, no, no, no. >> that was serena williams less than a year ago, forfeiting her first round match at wimbledon after injuring her right am string. williams has not competed in a major tournament since. but before she was sidelined by injury, the seven-time wimbledon champ suffered a string of losses to younger competitors in a february interview with "entertainment tonight," williams acknowledged that retirement has been on her mind. >> i have been prepared for that day for over a decade. >> that day is yet to come for williams who's 23 grand slam singles titles are the most in the open era, one victory short of australian margaret court's all-time record 24. williams earned her first grand slam title more than two decades ago at just 17 years old. now, 40, five years removed from her last major the former world number one goes to wimbledon as a wild card and not even ranked among t

and serena williams�* comeback to tennis after almost a year out of the game brings victory in eastbourne. and coming up on the bbc news channel... a great day for the brits at eastbourne as katie boulter and jodie burrage pick up the biggest wins of their careers. welcome to bbc news at ten. the biggest train strike in 30 years has disrupted travel for millions of people. it was planned as the first of three days of action, but rail bosses and the unions now say they will hold new talks tomorrow to try to find common ground. the effects of today's action were severe, with only a fifth of services running across england, scotland and wales. running across england, now, here's the official map once again, with the red lines showing the limited services today and the large white spaces with no services at all. they are most of wales, scotland, the west country. today's strike is to be followed by another two on thursday and then on saturday, with passengers being warned again to travel by train only if necessary. the unions say their cause is just, on the issues of pay, job losses and worki

on the women's side, serena williams returns to tennis after a year on the sidelines as she looks for her 24th major title and the breaker tied in the record books. look out for a potential blockbuster fourth round match up where serena williams could face cocoa golf. do not forget tennis channel daily coverage from across the pond starts at 4:30 eastern. jonathan: let's get this trading week started. looking to build on the gains of last week with futures just about positive. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathan: we begin with the big issue. is it more than just a bear market rally? >> the market to rally another week or two. >> the fundamentals remain strong. >>