She will face karolina muchova, who is through to the quarters for the first time after victory over chinas wang. The tenth seed started really strongly, only for the world number 53 to power back in the second, but she went on to take the third. It feels good. But, yeah, i dont want to stop here so i dont really put it in my head like its something wow. Im really proud of myself that i made it here, but still looking forward to go for the next round. In the mens draw, ben shelton s into the quarters of the us open the first time, beating fellow american tommy paul. The unseeded 20 year old sealed a shock four set victory when the 14th seed paul went long with a forehand. World number 47 shelton goes through and becomes the youngest american man to reach the us open Quarter Finals since andy roddick in 2002. He is going to face another american in the quarters, frances tiafoe. To all the football on sunday. In the Premier League, arsenal celebrated an injury time win over Manchester Un
Well have full analysis of those airstrikes with our correspondents in the middle east, america, and russia. Also this morning under pressure. New figures show a big increase in the number of ambulances being turned away from hospitals because theyre too busy. Good morning. Were eating less toast for breakfast, and sales of margarine are spread too thin for the Food Manufacturer, unilever, and theyve decided to sell their flora and stork brands. And good morning from aintree on ladies day, ahead of tomorrows Grand National. The big one. Its been confirmed that katie walsh will be able to ride in the big race tomorrow on wonderful charm despite a nasty fall yesterday. Thats good news. And the weather is supposed to be so good this weekend, weve sent carol out. Good morning. It certainly is depending on your definition. It is springlike this morning but also cold. A cold start across the uk. Frost, patchy mist and fog. Lots of sunshine later today. A very warm weekend for some of us. A h
greece, or even another country. so true. i want to bring in you as well. i want to bring you in as well, one thing we ve heard about whether it is the hendersons we are talking about, we need to have the interaction and involvement and invested involvement by politicians to what happened with britney greiner, and conversations around what happened when they had the year, completely, the president of the united states, to even shanquella robinson, was found in mexico after traveling with college friends. the spotlight that is required to be a catalyst, internationally, very, very apparent. advocacy works in these situations, but it does tend to be a bias to highlighting particular stories, as if most americans would empathize with a young white woman dying in aruba, as opposed to a young black woman being killed
the men s side. so i have gotten sick to some extent at every tournament, it s finding a way to like get your work done, unquote. just a few moments ago we heard from the parents of bakari henderson, who are fighting for the justice of their son five years after he was killed while on vacation if greece. more perspective on the legal battle. elliott and dr. rashaan ray. i am so glad you are all here tonight in particular. dr. ray, i mean, the heartbreak that these parents are experiencing, the hendersons, over what happened to bakari. you have two sons of your own and we have spoken frequently about the justice system here in this country and its difficulties in being navigated. think about that abroad and the