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he called his success in melbourne the most unexpected win of his career and his greatest comeback. he became the first person in history to come from two sets down to win the australian open, beating danil medvedev to win a record 21st grand slam title. that edges him one ahead of his two great rivals roger federer and novak djokovic. at the end, it doesn't matter that much if it's 20 orfinishing at the end, it doesn't matter that much if it's 20 or finishing with 23 and others with 21, we did very important things for our sport and achieved our dreams and we enjoy it. i feel lucky to be achieved our dreams and we enjoy it. ifeel lucky to be part achieved our dreams and we enjoy it. i feel lucky to be part of this era. it's been very special for our sport. it's been very special for our sort. ~ . it's been very special for our sort, ~ ., ., it's been very special for our sort. ~ . ., ., just before we go a reminder that you can keep across all the days deals on transfer deadline day on the bbc sport app and website. that's all the sport for now. let's return to our top story — th

raphael nadel, 35 going on 36, joe, melbourne was his heartbreak place. he wasn't supposed to have this in him. he is down two sets to zero. he comes back and beats the guy who beat djokovic at the u.s. open. it was his legacy match. for all of the talk about federer and nadel, this was everything nadel has ever been, a champion, a sportsman. i was trying to get people up to watch this yesterday because it was an extraordinary tennis moment. joe, i was there at wimbledon with mcenroe played the tie-breaker match. i'm telling you it was every bit as good and great a story yesterday from nadel. >> unbelievable. >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to be talking a little bit later on in the show with the great mary carillo about all of this. what a great moment. a lot of sports to cover this morning but a lot of politics and whatever this is as well. >> thank you so much, mike lupicka. >> thank you, mike. >>> former president donald trump is providing new evidence to those investigating his efforts to overturn the election. it is pretty clear evidence. in

. >>> now, yesterday morning's major news in melbourne, this was a thriller. tennis star raffal nadal captured a men's record 21st grand slam title after a five-set comeback win over medvedev in the australian open final that lasted more than five hours. the 35-year-old spaniard now has one more major title than roger federer and djokovic, his leng-time eye val, but the only one of the big three competing in melbourne, with federer injured and djokovic deported over his vaccination status. both used social media messages to offer congratulations to nadal for breaking the three-way tie atop the men's grand slam standings. congrats. >>> and on saturday, top-ranked ash barty ended a 44-year drought by defeating the american danielle colins to become the first australian to win the home grand slam singles title since 1978. really good two weeks of tennis there. >>> and tied now for the weather, and a lot of northeast still digging out from a major snowstorm that pummelled the region over the weekend. bill karins, how bad was it? >> yeah, i mean areas of new englan

backed by a raucous melbourne crowd, he took the next sets. 0verfive hours of breathtaking tennis, nadal proving his time in this era remains. how good was it? his greatest rivals were quick to praise his efforts. 0n social media novak djokovic said... and roger federer said... but his great rivals are not far behind. he leads the big three with 21 grand slams. roger federer with 20 and novak djokovic, who was deported from australia before the tournament began, also has 20. so how many more could he win? next on the calendar is the french open, where you would not bet against the so—called king of clay rafa nadal winning an extended break my unprecedented 22 titles. why wouldn't that become 14? a brilliant story they are from rafa nadal. it just goes to show why we love sport and its unpredictable best. absolutely. john watson there. clean—up operations are underway on the us east coast after a major blizzard over the weekend. more than a thousand flights were cancelled on sunday as crews worked to clear runways. boston's logan airport was one of the worst affected — after the cit

so what, what it does so the temperature is on wednesday, melbourne. 20 degrees hobart just 18 in by the way, the darker the red here, the higher the temperature. hey, off to new zealand. wet weather is creeping closer. but for now, on tuesday, just some clouds drifting around while intense got a high of 24 of to southeast asia, concentrated bands of rain over sumatra, west java, east java. and next stop. we're going to the philippines, the ne monsoon given us, what weather are from low are great down to devour on tuesday. not the major, some showers, but something to be on the lookout for some driving rain for that southeast corner of china. it's putting a cap on the temperature. so hong kong, just 15 degrees for you on tuesday. and now we'll and is weather report in japan. we're in between those waters between korea and japan is shield of snow. so that's going to spread snow over the hills of honju, but tokyo all to while sunshine for you on tuesday, 10 degrees sanskrit season. ah, the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague

he certainly didn't much respect from the melbourne crowds, did he? >> yeah, he's a polarizing figure, rosemary. in a sense that's a bit unfortunate because he does bring a lot to the game. and you know what? he's a little bit like kyrgios. in the semi final, there is a big greek community. he should have known that the crowd was going to be overwhelmingly for rafa in this final, but as rafa said after the match, he hopes in the years to come maybe he's going to have fans behind him. still the other player will be playing the next ten years hopefully, even though he said in the press conference when he was down beat the way the crowd was, he thought maybe he wasn't going to play past the age of 30. i believe there is more to come from medvedev. it reflected a nice way, that level is going to come in years ahead. >> all right. robbie, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> a spacex launch has been delayed after a cruise ship ventured too close to the no-go zone. spacex was supposed to send an italian satellite system into orbit on sunday, but the compan

daniel marietta in 5 sets in melbourne taking it's his 21st grand slam title. that's more than any other male player has achieved. lou. ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? it's being called north korea's most significant weapons tests in years. the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us bases in the pacific state media set. the weapon was a while song 12 that's a ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of hitting the u. s. territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it's the 1st time the north has tested a missile that size since 2017. the report said pictures of the earth were taken in space. from the missiles knows cone, it's flight was 1st detected by a neighboring south korea and japan, which condemned the test. a grandmother not done door beside it or not because of that, a series of actions by north korea, including the repeated launches of ballistic missiles, threatened the peace and security of japan, the region and the international community center. little of the great such intense balli

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it seems he felt no love and respect from the melbourne crowds. >> medvedev had this very long opening monologue in his press conference about the child who had stopped dreaming, saying basically his dreams of what it would be like to be a top level tennis player had not matched up at all because he got so much hostility from the crowd. some of that might be not wanting any intruders, especially nadal at this moment. and part of it is antagonizing the crowd and saying they have low iqs which i don't think has endeared him necessarily to the public. medvedev was certainly crestfallen by this and a bit heartbroken by the whole experience. he'll have some rethinking to do and resettling to do to be able to enjoy tennis in this sort of stage once more. >> yeah, i can tell you trolling australian sports fans is never going to end well for the troller. ben rothenberg, it's been great talking to you over the last few weeks of this australian open. beers on me when you're back. >> thank you. >> a mysterious black diamond weighing more than 555 carats is going up for auction at sotheby's this w

it is nadal�*s second title at melbourne park and it means that he becomes the most successful men's singles player of all time, surpassing his greatest rivals roger federer and novak djokovic. he's also the first player to win the australian open from a two—set deficit since 1965. mohamed salah scored a goal and set up the other as egypt beat morocco in extra time to book their place in the semi finals of the africa cup of nations. they had to come from behind though when sofiane boufal gave morocco an early lead. but liverpool's salah equalized after 53 minutes before squaring for aston villa's trezeguet to tap in a winner in the 100th. queiroz�*s side will face hosts cameroon in thursday's semi final. for us in the beginning until wejust had that, for us in the beginning until we just had that, i think they have been the best team in the group stage, they lost so you never know in any game. it is time to focus again on cameroon and we will go from there. i think the players gave everything today, the players give everything each game and hopefully we just carry on and win at.

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our tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. one of the great sporting achievements and for rafael nadal who has won so many huge titles, i think one of the most unexpected rounds of his career, he will reflect may be the greatest triumph as well because he had to recover from two sets to love down to a man ten years hisjunior to two sets to love down to a man ten years his junior to win and five sets 75 in the deciding set and i think he was shocked at the moment of victory, the capacity crowd in the rod laver arena were hugely pro rafael nadal, they made it quite difficult for daniil medvedev at times and once the moment sunk and and he realised what he had achieved, we saw him celebrate like a much younger man. no—one had ever come from two sets to love down before to win the australian open final as nadal did and as a result he becomes a 21 grand slam singles champion and that is now one more than both roger federer and novak djokovic. the more than both roger federer and novak djokovic. and novak d'okovic. the beauty ofth

our tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. one of the great sporting achievements for nadal who has so many achievements, one of the greatest achievements of his career, the greatest triumph of his career as well. he needs to recover from two sets to love down to a man chen ——ten years hisjunior to win in five sets, 75 in the final set. i think he was shocked at the moment of victory. the capacity crowd in the arena were hugely for rafael nadal. they made life very difficult for medevid at time. once the moment sunk in and rafael nadal realise what he achieved he celebrated mike a much younger man. no one had ever come from two sets before to win the australian open as the doll did. —— nadal as a result he becomes a 21 grand slam singles champion and that is one more that both roger federer novak djokovic. the beauty of that moment, the achievement on his face, certainly something well worth watching i have to say. just speaking about his rivals as you pointed out, they booked —— both congratulated him in this rema

joining me now from melbourne is our tennis correspondent, russell fuller. he has been watching the tennis very closely. it's wonderful to have you on the program. but in achievement i have to say and it must�*ve felt like that watching it as well. talk us through that moment of victory. one of the great sporting achievements for nadal who has so many achievements, one of the greatest achievements, one of the greatest achievements of his career, the greatest triumph of his career as well. he needs to recoverfrom greatest triumph of his career as well. he needs to recover from two sets to love down to a man chen years hisjunior to win in sets to love down to a man chen years his junior to win in five sets, 75 in the final set. i think he was shocked at the moment of victory. the capacity crowd in the arena were hugely for rafael nadal. they made life very difficult for them edited at time. once the moment sunkin them edited at time. once the moment sunk in and rafael nadal realise what he achieved he celebrated mike a much younger man. no one had ever come

as the sun sets on another australian open, the crowd in melbourne were looking for one final piece of magic. rafa nadal knew he could leave the rod laver arena as the most successful men's singles player in history. but right now, daniil medvedev is right at the top of his game. it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set. and the second soon followed. but so many times in his career, nadal seemingly has done the impossible and into the third, an unlikely comeback looked on. nadal pulling one back. at 35, after six months out injured, just reaching the final is up there with the best of nadal�*s achievements, but that is not enough for rafa. the spaniard forcing a decider. with the clock ticking past 1am in melbourne, deep into the fifth, after more than five hours of brilliant tennis, he did it. being honest, one month—and—a—half ago, i didn't know whether i will be back on the tour playing tennis again. and today, i am here in front of all of you, and having this trophy with me, and you really don't know how much ifought to be here. i can't thank enough all the sup

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while djokovic congratulated all the finalists in melbourne and addressing nadal�*s win said. "amazing achievement. always impressive fighting spirit that prevailed another time." the semi—final line—up at the africa cup of nations is complete. egypt and senegal were both victorious today. senegal beating equatorial guinea 3—1 after egypt, inspired by mohamed salah, beat morocco 2—1 after extra time. as mimi fawaz reports. what an exciting match we had, behind me all these egyptian fans supporting egypt, and they defeated morocco, out of the africa cup of nations, securing a spot in the semifinals. of course it was morocco who scored first, but then in the second half, mohamed salah scored to take it into extra time, and he had a wonderful run through on the right wing, passing it through to the aston villa striker who sealed the deal for egypt. aston villa striker who sealed the dealfor egypt. egypt aston villa striker who sealed the deal for egypt. egypt are looking for another african cup of nations title. they are the most successful team so far, with seven titles

it any regrets i'm his part as he leaves melbourne. i think so for sure because those that 1st said he was dominant. the 2nd set, he still got over the line and then a, you know, he had opportunities and all the sets as well. and he's beaten jock of it on his path to the 21st title in the us open. last september, there were long rallies in this match. both players ran more than in the tournament . average of their own. serv. so really exhausting match for both to play. but med bennett had 23 aces turned out 3. so the, it's unities with that. i think he was frustrated by the lack of crowd support we saw in the report him sort of getting this, but i mean, is he's not yet a darling of international tennis, that neutrals aren't necessarily on his side. and this changing of the god from the big 3, phaedra madeline jacob. it still hasn't happened. and it is now the sole record holder. and he's headed to the french open, which is basically his home, away from home. yes, he's one there. 13 times more than any other players, one any grand slam

because he is unvaccinated against covid. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. there is the historic nature of his triumph that now moves him ahead of roger federer novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam onto clay at roland garros where nadal has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months�* time, who knows? also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days with covid just before christmas. not the only tennis player who's been in that situation but it's far from ideal preparation. but the biggest concern was his foot injury which is troubled him since he was a teenager. it's a problem with a bone in the bridge of his foot. and it was causing him a lot of discomfort, he didn't play for the second half of last year, a medical intervention that didn't really reduce the pain. in the end he decided to push through the pain barrier. it worked spectacularly and is now the australian open champion aga

he did it in epic fashion, coming from two sets down in melbourne, he dug deep in a battle that will go down as one of the most amazing grand slam victories of his illustrious career. austin halewood was watching. as the sun sets on another australian open, the crowd in melbourne were looking for one final piece of magic. rafa nadal knew he could leave the rod laver arena as the most successful men's singles player in history, but right now daniil medvedev is at the top of his game, and it didn't take the russian long to seal the first set, and the second soon followed. but so many times in his career, nadal has seemingly done the impossible, and into the third, an unlikely comeback looked on. nadal pulling one back. at 35, after six months out england, —— injured, just reaching the final is up there with the best of nadal�*s achievements. but that was not enough rafa, the spaniard forcing a decider, and with the clock ticking past 1am, deep in the fifth set, he did it. a, past 1am, deep in the fifth set, he did it. ~ ., ., ., ., ., ., did it. a month and a half ago, i didn't k

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more on rafa nadal�*s victory in melbourne, and all the other news now. it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. coming up tonight: history maker. rafa nadal wins a record 21st grand slam men's title, becomng the most successful men's singles player of all time. mo salah helps fire egypt into the semi finals of the africa cup of nations. and england cling on in canberra to deny australia victory and keep the women's ashes series alive. hello and welcome to sportsday. on an historic day in grand slam history. rafael nadal�*s victory over daniil medvedev to claim the australian open title makes him the msot successful men's player of all time, surpassing his greatest rivals novak djokovic and roger federer. he did it in epic fashion. coming from two sets down in melbourne, he dug deep in a battle that will go down as one of the most amazing grand slam victories of his illustrious career. austin halewood was watching. as the sun sets on another australian open, the crowd in melbourne were looking for one final piece of magic. rafa nadal knew he

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he changed the narrative over about five and a half hours in melbourne today. alex, i love watching all three of these guys play. for now, he's the goat and what he did today was the defining moment of an extraordinary career for all of the rafa fed stuff. to me, that fifth set today coming from two sets to love down, playing the way he did at the age of 35 going on 36, that was a legacy match today. if you love sports, you had to love what we saw. >> it was amazing. i was watching highlight of the game and my executive producer said i don't need the narration because he could hear me with all the, oh, my gosh. so i shut the door to my office. okay, mike. too much information, but i will talk to you again another time soon. have a great time watching the games. >> bye, alex. >> bye. >>> donald trump, he's double down on his defense on all those arrested on january 6th and what he said last night might be a threat, but can we be so sure? we'll get information from one of the impeachment trial managers coming up. of the impeachment trial managers coming up...surp

on his arrival in melbourne. now ashley barty says the scale of her achievements in winning the women's title is yet to sink in on saturday, body became the 1st winter of this journey in open in more than 40 years. one of the one also joined serina williams is the only active women's plan to have one major titles on 3 surfaces. i think this went to have victories on grass at wimbledon and clay at the french. incredible. i certainly don't feel like i belong in the category. serena, she, she's a champion of our game and i'm still just trying to learn my cross on. i'm still trying to refine my game and learn along the way. but it's been an incredible journey that far and i've enjoyed every single moment egyptian strike. a mohammed sala has kept his country on course for an 8th african title. having gone a goal down in the couple of nations called a final against morocco. the level forward graph, a 2nd health equalize event game level $11.00. it went into extra time and it was a run and cross from seller in the 1st p

this is miss l 2nd. title, the melbourne. after his victory there in 2009 ah, 1730 gmc, you top story so far today here on al jazeera to northern islands where people today marking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 anom protesters were shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments of what became known as the troubles. families of those killed gathered for a memorial service and the walk of remembrance through the city where the killings took place. there is a long road ahead and many more hills to plain, but let's not allow any of that to hold us back from doing what in our hearts we knew needs to be done. clothes with the same spirit that sustained the bloody sunday families across 50 years. we will little by little succeed in lifting our city to greater heights of hope and that my friends will be testament to the struggles of those who have gone before and the legacy for those who will come after voting is underway in portugal. snap election with no party expected to win an outrig

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wins the australian open and makes history the spaniards bates, russia danielman via if in 5 that's in melbourne, taking his 20 forest grand slam title more than any other male player before him. also on the show, winter chaos on the us east coast heavy snow and hurricane force winds, batter of boston and new york, disrupting the lives of millions authorities, issue blizzard warnings for the region. and we will hear from a meteorologist in new england. northern ireland commemorates a massacre that changed it's history. families march in the city of dairy to mark 50 years since the bloody sunday killings. when british troops open fire on civil rights protesters leaving a trail of tragedy and political turbulent ah, i'm nickle furnish. welcome to the show, raphael and the doll has won the australian open and made tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from my yorker. that puts them ahead of no back jacobin and roger federer natal defeated russian daniel madrid. yes. and a final nothing short of epic. it all began as a one sided affair. after striding to a

this is neville 2nd title, the melbourne after his victory there in 2009. ah . 1730 gmc your top story so far today here on al jazeera to northern ireland, where people today marking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 anom protesters were shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest move.

spoiler alert from else trillion open, men's championship in melbourne. phil nadal has won his 21st grand slam, breaking the record he shared with novak djokovic and roger federer. [applause] >> that is it! >> pure joy there. he came back to beat medvedev in five sets. the matched took five hours and 24 minutes. it is his second career australian open title. pregame hype for the nfc championship game is just about over. we are six hours away from kickoff. the 49ers will try to advance to the super bowl for the second time in three years. the game starts at 3:30 p.m. at sofi stadium. tomorrow night, the warriors begin a two-game road trip in texas against the rockets. they closed out their homestand with a win over the nets. here's chris alvarez with the highlights. >> good morning. stephen curry made warriors history last night. he passed chris mullin for most games played in warriors history. setting a franchise record for the future. the youngsters having fun. andrew wiggins having fun. he throws it down. so nice we show it twice. wiggins now, how about

the controversy at the start, all eyes were on melbourne at that point. then we had ash barty becoming the first australian to win in the women's singles and now this, record has been broken not by the individual who maybe we thought it would have been, novak djokovic. what a moment it has been for novak djokovic and an australian open to remember! the telegraph's sports journalist uche amako called the victory the most astonishing of nadal�*s glittering career. i spoke to him earlier. he came into the event. he had coronavirus pretournament. there were lots of doubts about whether he would play again. he spoke openly about that. to come through all of that and six difficult matches but the final today, two sets down. before the match it was felt to be a struggle for rafa nadal. as he has always done, you can never write him off. he won in fantastic style. medvedev is a lot younger than him. a real test of stamina for a 35—year—old. an incredible achievement to last for the five sets. he is a decade older than medvedev at the end you could probably

the australian open and makes history, the spaniard bates, russia as daniel meant, if in 5 that's in melbourne, taking his 24 grand slam title more than any other male player before him. also on the show winter chaos on the us east coast heavy snow and hurricane force winds battery boston and new york.

daniel made via in $0.05 in melbourne, that breaks the mens rea called for the most grand slam singles, and you're up to date. i'll show reporter is next. nicole foolish will be back in 45 minutes. with the headlines i'm jarred, radiant building. thank you for watching. have a great day. my 1st by psycho was a sewing machine ah, where i come from. women are boned by this ocean, given something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle even since i was a little girl. i wanted to have a bicycle off my bill, but it took me years to life. finally gave up and went to buy me on my side and returned with a sewing machine sewing, i suppose, was more appropriate for girls than writing a bite. and now i want to reach out to those woman back home for bone to buy their duties and social rules and inform them about that basic rights. my name is de, about with the home and i work at a ah giants of the fossil fuel era. in the endless quest for coal, they often bulldoze whatever stands in their way. dozens of villages have already been flattened and it seems a little god will be next. but other tha

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the controversy at the start, all eyes were on melbourne at that point. then we had ash barty becoming the first australian to win in their women's singles and now this, record has been broken by the individual who may be we thought it would have been, novak djokovic. what a moment it has been for novak djokovic and an australian open to remember! thank you. the foreign secretary, liz truss, has said it's highly unlikely british troops would be fighting on the ground if russia were to invade ukraine but said coordinated sanctions targeting russian companies and oligarchs could be a deterrent to president putin. nato's secretary general, jens stoltenberg, has told the bbc it's up to russia to decide whether to pursue a diplomatic path. moscow, which objects to nato's eastward expansion in europe, has denied it plans to invade. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. nato is beefing up its deterrents in eastern europe with every passing day. this is the west's continuing counter build—up in the face of what downing street is calling rising r

the spaniard bates, russia is daniel made via it in 5, sits in melbourne, taking his 21st grand slam title more than any other male player. also on the show when to chaos on the us east coast heavy snow and hard can force winds, batter, boston and new york disrupting the lives of millions. authorities issued blizzard warnings for the region. we'll hear from a meteorologist in new england in just a month. and portugal votes for a new parliament 2 years earlier than scheduled. the or the election was cold after a political deadlock on spending wrote down the minorities socialist government. the key election issue is the pandemic. ah, i'm jarrett rate. thank you very much for your company. rough on the dock has won the tennis australian open becoming the most successful men's grand slam play ever . it's the 21st title for the 35 year old. this is one ahead of both of his long time, rivals novak jock of it, and roger federer and adult defeated. a russia in 5 sits. it's the 2nd strategy, an open title for the tao. his 1st was over 10 years ago, back in 2009, and it's the 2nd grand slam vi

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this is not our 2nd title in melbourne, victory in 2009. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just are now. in northern ireland, people are mocking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 unarmed protesters were shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments of what became known as the troubles. there's a long road ahead. and many more has to claim, but let's not allow any of that to hold us back from doing what in our hearts we knew needs to be done. clueless with the same spirit that sustained the bloody sunday families across 50 years. we will, little by little succeed in lifting our city to greater heights of hope and that my friends will be testament to the struggles of those have gone before and the legacy for those who will come after off korea has testified what's thought to be its longest range missiles since 2017 sunday's launch was kong yang 7th. this month the us says north korea has violated un resolutions. japan has condemned the launch and says it violates un security

this is not our 2nd title in melbourne, victory in 2009. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just are now. in northern ireland, people are mocking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 unarmed protesters were shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments of what became known.