now uncertaintly remains over sunday s sports programming and whether more presenters and pundits willjoin the boycott in support of gary lineker. police and demonstrators clash across france over welfare reforms as the upper house of parliament passes a bill that will raise the pension age to 64. the british chancellor meets the governor of the bank of england, to discuss the collapse of silicon valley bank after the failure of its parent company in the us. and the countdown to the oscars begins but who will be smiling at the end of hollywood s biggest event of the year? hello and welcome to bbc news. talks are continuing to try to resolve the row that s led to widespread disruption of football coverage across the bbc. there are fears that more programming could be affected on sunday, including the women s super league and match of the day two. sports presenters boycotted saturday s programmes in support of gary lineker, who was asked to step down from match of the day
door open that a shooter came through. tonight she s speaking out, correcting the record and telling our john quinones of the pain she still feels, what she wants to tell the officers who pointed accusatory fingers at her. children s hospitals overwhelmed. dr. fauci tells us why he s so concerned with the winter months with 43 states seeing a surge of young patients with respiratory illness. a top ukrainian general tells abc news they re winning but he s worried about a russian nuclear attack and fears vladimir putin could bomb an important dam and flood the south. breaking news from the uk. boris johnson bows out. why he s out of the running for his old job as prime minister and who might be heading to downing street instead. and america strong. serving with confidence. meet the tennis star who is inspiring others on and off the court. announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. good evening, everyone. thanks so much for j
a controversial constitutional tool could be used to push the legislation through without a vote. but these demonstrators, who have another protest planned a day before the final vote, hope they still have time for their voices to be heard. emily brown, bbc news. there are warnings that the collapse of a large american bank and its british arm could have a significant impact on tech start up businesses. the british chancellor the finance minister jeremy hunt, has met the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, to discuss the collapse of silicon valley bank which mostly financed tech start ups. more than 200 companies in the uk had asked ministers to intervene. it s the biggest failure of a us bank since the 2008 financial crisis. let s get some of the day s other news hundreds of thousands of israelis have taken part in the latest protest
she was like, okay. i said okay, have fun. good luck. do we even have a tennis racket? and i was like, yeah, we have an old one out there. that s what he used and he came back home every day from tennis try-outs saying well, i made the cut. learning to serve with one arm or one hand was definitely difficult. but it honestly came very easy to me and pretty quickly. i really just tried different things, different tosses. now, clay is paying it forward, teaching tennis to 6-year-old aubrey, who was born the same way. she didn t think she could play, and then she saw me and was like, oh, if he can do it, i can do it. clay hopes to inspire other, as he lives his own life by this motto. there s always a way to figure the simple or difficult task out. just have to find a way. thanks so much for watching. david muir back here tomorrow night. i m linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. you next on c 7 news