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. >> andy scholes is at hard rock stadium in miami.there, andy? >> reporter: good morning. it's pretty much all about antonio brown before this patriots and dolphins game. he is expected to make his patriots debut on this field later today, despite the sexual assault allegations made against him early this week in the civil suit. brown who has denied those allegations was on the team plane with the patriots to miami here yesterday according to espn. now there was talk of whether the nfl should put brown on the commissioner's exempt list in light of the allegations which means he would get paid but he could not play while the nfl investigates. i talked to some nfl fans here in miami and they think brown playing this week with is the right call. >> we start punitive measures against players based solely without the initial measures you would take to investigate that, i mean, we are going down on a very slippery slope. >> innocent until proven guilty. i feel like he need the reps. >> the nfl is not doing anything about it so clearly dropp

. >> and these two know a thing or two about reality competition scholes. nikki and artem are here.o get a grill. it's over a year now? >> no -- >> no, it hasn't. >> it will be a year of dating in december. >> but the way he looks at you -- get yourself a man that looks at you the way artem looks at nikki. is my thought. >> oh, look at me. >> it's so cute. >> i feel like i have a hot flash right now. >> so, where are y'all at now? are you living together? >> well, kind of, right? i mean -- >> ah -- >> he hasn't told his mom yet. >> no, no, i haven't told my mom yet. >> parents asked about babies but notar't know how you do it marriage first and not babies. >> have you hard the marriage conversation? >> no, no. >> no. >> okay. you're not living together. okay, do you want to do it now on "entertainment tonight"? >> we can do it right here. >> that's a lot on the relationship to-do list. i like it, take it slow. >> thank you. >> she's a national treasure, she's been through a lot. take whatever time you need. >> thank you. >> let's talk about "dancing with the stars." i was heartbroke

open. >> andy scholes with more. morning. >> reporter: good morning, she's looked as determined as ever at this u.s. open. she's looking for grand slam title number 24 and would tie her with marverick court for most all time. there is her last chance for the title. she lost three finals in a row including last year's controversial match against naomi osaka at flushing meddles on. this will be serenserena's 10th open final. she says, well, she still get a little nervous before the match. >> there's so many different emotions in the finals. and it just brings out this ---y is many highs and lows and nerves and expectations. you know, it's a lot. i would definitely say we plan -- if i had passed it, i've had so many chances to pass it. and will have a lot more. but it's cool because i'm playing with so many -- five errors with so many amazing -- so many eras with so many players. >> there's an 18-year age difference. the most in a grand slam open era. and she won before andresceau was born. >>> and rafael nadal played m

cnn's andy scholes has more. >> reporter: antonio brown not only made his debut amid all the controversyll for the team. brown receiving some cheers when he came on to the team for warm-ups, and he and tom brady looked like they went through all of training camp today. brady finding brown for three receptions on their very first drive and the two hooking up for a touchdown in the second quarter with brown jumping into the stands and celebrating with some patriots fans. brown ending up with four catches for 56 yards and a touchdown. the patriots won this game easily, 43-0 over the miami dolphins. now, after the game, antonio brown was nowhere to be seen. he was not in the locker room, he did not answer any questions. i did, however, talk to some of his teammates and ask them what they thought of brown's first performance with the team? >> he's awesome, he's a playmaker. a lot of energy. >> he was a team player. he did what he needed toot to help this team succeed. >> it's starting. you know, i was just trying to find an open guy and he was snapping off some routes and did a great job. >>

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ball also coming out told scholes intonation about only a 3rd a vote. it has turned out to choose their new president while live in tunis violence flares again on the streets of hong kong after tens of thousands of protesters defy a police baton passed a classroom on wheels in mexico how a few children are getting an education while many other u.s. asylum seekers miss out. thank you very much for joining us iran is accusing the u.s. of deceit after washington blame tehran for drone attacks on the world's largest oil processing plant in saudi arabia yemen's hope the rebels said they were responsible for saturday's explosions which knocked out more than half of the kingdom's entire oil output all eyes are now on the impact on oil prices when markets open on monday a tory gate and b. has a report. the rebels in yemen say they flew armed drones across the border far into saudi arabia to attack 2 major oil facilities if confirmed it's the most ambitious and devastating operation following dozens of smaller scale strikes in the kingdom in recent months. give

charges and to challenge from former military chain also on the program give the 50 people killed and scholes wounded thing to taliban attacks in afghanistan the president's i missed the international activist protests see you on the street i secretary general all for human rights group tell taking a 16 year olds to the public's attention i'm filled welcome to the program israel's prime minister is fighting for his political survival as the country goes to the polls in its 2nd national election in 5 months benjamin netanyahu tried to form a government in april but failed to meet disagreement with ultra-orthodox parties this time he's facing a stiff challenge from former army chief benny gantz in the race said to be too close to call. another election campaign is over for the 2nd time in a year israelis are going to the polls. here at a polling station in jerusalem voters have different hopes as to who should from the next condition government. is frustrated that we have you know within 6 months we have to go again and vote i think our biggest problem is our lack of unity and this election act

maybe but what is entirely unsettling for so many is whether debra messing scholes for lists will stop at the top brass of producers and financier's or will it spread to which cinematographers caterers and production assistants will be allowed to work how many will lose their careers their homes their livelihoods for another cold war red scare that history will of this or a just as brutally as it did the last one and will those like messing ever understand how dangerous their rhetoric truly can be boy that's a that is a really good question because i don't know at this point when i see folks do you know what i see her doing something like this i have to sit back and say dude are you not aware of the shaky ground you're walking on calling for maims to be maimed and i'm not a supporter of donald trump the republican party's or anyone watching mashona like nobody here is like toeing the line for a trump. but this is this is not how you know this is not how you know of all things in hollywood given the history that you mention you should not be asking for a list and like you said they coul

minimums and working to keep it as plain english and intuitive as possible and suppose to reaching juan scholes is supposed to have this mutual fund or that stop. >> let me say thank you. earlier, we are having a conversation we talk about disparities and talking about algorithms. it's quite interesting that i told the story as when i stick my hands under the water fountain, that it's based on people being in trials and nine out of ten times the water does not come on in somebody next to me will put their hands under there and the water would come on. so when we talk about oftentimes people watching, why too we always talk about rate and ethnicity. you finish the story for me. you want to say what you said? >> we are talking about earlier was just a medical research about the white males art attack and used as crashed armies in the interest of male so, for the investment industry was not surprisingly to the industry which will go by and four men and is probably no surprise that so much about investing remind you so much of sports. buying low, selling high etc. >> thank you. last question becaus

andy scholes joins us now with more. >> antonio brown was greeted with cheers from the thousands of patriotse game. he immediately played a big part of the offense we the team. tom brady getting him involved right away. brady finding brown three times on the opening drive. then the second quarter, the two hooking up for their first touchdown together. new england would win this game over the dolphins in a blowout. it was 43-0. after the game, brown nowhere to be found. he left without speaking to the media which will likely earn him a fine from the league. i was able to speak to some of browns' teammates and what they thought of him with the team. >> it was awesome. he's a play maker. a lot of energy. >> he's a team player. he did what he needed to do to help this team succeed. >> good start. just was trying to find an open guy and he did a great job. >> now, this is a big week for brown and the patriots. according to multiple reports, brown's accuser britney taylor will meet to discuss the allegations later today. brown denies those allegations. the league will then have to decide whether h

cnn sports correspondent andy scholes is at the game covering this. cloud over the game are those allegations? >> reporter: well, you know, fred, all eyes were on antonio brown coming into this game here with the patriots and the dolphins. the question was if he was going to play in this one, how much of a role would he play for the new england patriots. we found out pretty quickly a pretty big one. the browns were able to practice with the patriots despite that civil action that came out this week. brady finding brown three times on the opening drive and the second quarter they hooked up with their first touchdown together with brown jumping up in the stands and celebrating with some patriots fans. so far so good for antonio brown, the football player on the field with the patriots. they're going to win in a blowout in this one over the dolphins. they'll be 1-0 over the browns, 2-0 over the season, but now, fredricka, it's a waiting game to see what the nfl is going to decide to do in terms of antonio brown. >> and what's scheduled right now is the f

andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report."morning, andy. >>> in a lawsuit filed yesterday brittney taylor says brown sexually assaulted her in 2014 and forcibly raped her in 2018. cnn does not usually name victims of sexual assault. however, taylor did release a statement through her attorney and said, i have found strength in my faith and my family and from the accounts of other survivors of sexual assault. speaking out removes the shame that i have felt for the past year and places it on the person responsible for my rape. mr. brown denies each and every kblags in the lawsuit. he will pursue all legal remedies to not only clear his name but to also protect other professional accidents against false accusations. brown signed a one-year deal with the patriots earlier this week. late last night the team issued a statement saying we take these allegations very seriously. under no circumstances does this organization condone sexua be investigating. we will have no further comment while that investigation takes place. now, brown i

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. >> andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> fans have been looking forward to thismatchup. georgia coming in ranked third and notre dame seventh. on two years ago the bulldogs went up to south bend and feet the fighting irish to notre dame looking for a little revenge in this one. they were more than two touchdown underdogs but took a 10-7 lead into halftime and when the bulldogs got it together. jamaica fromm leading georgia to 16 unanswered points in the second half. defense trying to hold on to end of one. notre dame going for the hail mary. georgia win 23-17 in front of a record noued. more than 93 thousand new in athens. jacksonville jaguars quarterback garden minshew is back in his old stomping grounds watching washington state playing sloo. rocking solid shorts in the game and said he cut them himself. it looks like he is going to watch his alma mater into a blowout win. washington state some 49-17 halfway through the third quarter. 32 points but ucla then made epic comeback. thompson-robinson thompson-robinson. 78-63 was your final. more than 1,300 yard of o

andy scholes with the latest in the bleacher report. >> i was at the belmont stakes.the new york times," justify failed a drug test earlier that season that should have disqualified the horse from even competing for the triple crown. after winning the santa anita derby, justify tested positive for a banned substance. that positive test should have resulted in a disqualification and removal from the kentucky derby, but instead the times reports the california horse racing board took more than a month to confirm the results after bob baffert asked for a second sample to be tested. by then justify had won the kentucky derby and the board did not follow normal protocol. in august, after justified won the triple crown decided in private to drop the case and lighten the penalty for any horse that tests positive for that banned performance-enhancing drug. the director of the california horse racing board says we take seriously the integrity of horse racing in california and are committed to implementing the highest standards of accountability for all horses, jockeys and part

andy scholes has the latest in the bleacher report. >> good morning, john. standard going on. he says he's not going to play in the nfl anymore and he called out robert kraft and ben roethlisberger. he posted a story from 2010 about roethlisberger being investigated for sexual assault. roethlisberger was suspended four games by the nfl for violating the league's personal conduct policy that year. the quarterback denied a sexual assault took place. the incident was investigated but no charges filed. brown has since deleted that tweet. in another he said he will not be playing in the nfl anymore. they can cancel deals, do whatever they want. we'll see if the nfl players association will hold them accountable. britney taylor has accused him of sexual assault twice and rape in 2018. he was cut by the patriots friday. meantime, the nfl says their investigation is ongoing. >>> now to the football on the field. daniel jones making his much anticipated start for eli manning. what a start it was. leading a huge second half comeback. threw for 336 yards, 2 touchdowns.

. >> andy scholes is in miami and wondering what the conversations are there this morning. >> reporterll eyes on antonio brown here in miami. he is expected to make his patriots debut, despite the sexual assault allegation that were made against him earlier this week in a civil suit. brown, who has denied those allegations, was on the patriots team plane here to miami yesterday according to espn. there was talk whether the nfl should put brown on the commissioner's exempt list in light of the allegations which means he could get paid but not play while the nfl vegetables. i talked to fans in miami and they think brown playing this week is the right call. >> we start punitive measures against players based solely without the initial measures you would take to investigate that, i mean, we are going down on a very slippery slope. >> innocent until proven guilty. i feel like he needs the reps. >> the nfl is not doing anything about it, so clearly dropped the ball on some situations before, so i don't think anything new. they are letting him play so i guess that means it's okay for right no

andy scholes is here with more. >> all the stuff the bears with ent through last year, at least they points in this game. when there's more punts than points, never good for a fan. was this an old school defensive battle is or just really bad offense? the packers negative 12 yards after the first quarter. but aaron rodgers able to right the ship eventually. he would fight jimmy graham in the second quarter. that's the only touchdown of the game. matt nagy said after the game scoring just three points was ridiculous and fans should be upset. >>> serena williams back in the finals with the u.s. open. she had to battle early to win the first two games of the match. then she got rolling. she would win 6-3, 6-1. she could tie margaret cart for the most all time. he's going to take on the player from canada. she went over to serena to console her the last time they met. these two an 18-year age gap between them. largest of any grand slam final in the open era which dates back to 1968. to hammer home the age gap, serena won her first u.s. open before andreescu was even born. >> how about th

andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." >> the stars seem to be dropping like flies at the u.sing champs naomi osaka and djokovic losing earlier. now the grand slam champion knocked out by grigor dimitrov. he was struggling, wasn't making the normal shots he usually does in this match. federer, he has been 7-0 against dimitrov in his career. >>> we'll talk about the new york mets. pete amonz oh crushing -- alonzo crushing his 44th home run of the season. that put the mets up 10-4 on the nationals in the ninth inning. easy win, right? wrong. the mets' bullpen completely implodes after giving up four runs. closer edwin diaz comes, in immediately gives up the three-run walk-ofwalk-off. the first time they've lost a game with a six-run lead or more in the inning. this is the cover the "the new york daily news," and the. >> reporter: "national disgrace." the mets now five back of the second wild card spot in the n.l. not looking good. >> worst loss ever. the back pages were ugly. thank you. we'll be right back. a samsung galaxy note 10? you get unlimited data while on a network that

you could have paul scholes, david beckham and steven gerrard. it's happening! is it really?would be for charity.|j of retirement to keep playing. it would be for charity. i would love to that. this is in the daily telegraph today in their sports section, the rugby world cup, japan playing ireland this weekend and at the press conference yesterday, the japanese coach was asked about preparations, a throwaway question, and it transpires that in order to get pumped up for their rugby world cup match, i listen to a particular piece of music, an unlikely one, the backstreet boys, i want it that way. in the telegraph, they have put the words in. how do they go? i'm your fire, you're one desire, yes, i know it's too late but i want it that way! isn't that great? i love using it, sally! they have listed other songs that have got teams ready for big games. no—one else admitting to loving the backstreet boys! one from the inside pages, a judge at a court in germany is ruled a hangover is actually an illness, which people might like. this is an interesting story, north sea coast is off