annabelle?, set an example. annabelle? i agree with james at some things - possible, set an example. annabelle? i agree with james at some things to l i agree with james at some things to be done, i'm just not sure that the government is best placed to pick winners as to establish the old temple route for decarbonisation. i'd like to see perhaps a carbon tax be introduced, and i'm sceptical of this idea that where britain goes, the rest of the world will follow. i think some of the latest data suggests that china admitted 27% of the world's greenhouse gases in 2019. the uk is responsible for about 1%. so yes, there are things that we can do, but the idea that we are going to be global trailblazers in this, i think it is slightly misguided. in this, i think it is slightly misguided-— in this, i think it is slightly misguided. the front of the independent, _ misguided. the front of the independent, eu _ misguided. the front of the independent, eu citizens i misguided. the front of the - independen

annabelle, first of all, did you - annabelle, first of all, did you watch the match?the match?— annabelle, first of all, did you watch the match? i did, i'll out m self watch the match? i did, i'll out myself here — watch the match? i did, i'll out myself here and _ watch the match? i did, i'll out myself here and confess - watch the match? i did, i'll out myself here and confess to - watch the match? i did, i'll out. myself here and confess to being watch the match? i did, i'll out- myself here and confess to being a fair weather football fan. myself here and confess to being a fairweatherfootball fan. i myself here and confess to being a fair weather football fan. i watch the big _ fair weather football fan. i watch the big tournaments but i don't follow— the big tournaments but i don't follow a — the big tournaments but i don't follow a team religiously or anything like that. i did see the bil anything like that. i did see the big game — anything like that. i did see the big game but i'm not able to provide any rigorous analysis on the plays. but as_ any rigorous a

- annabel croft, thank you very much. annabel croft, thank you very much.u.- a pleasure to speak to you. thank ou ve a pleasure to speak to you. thank you very much- — well, staying with tennis, for most players who pick up a racquet, the ultimate dream is to one day go on to win a grand slam. but how about winning your 15th? that's exactly what alfie hewett managed to do yesterday. the brit successfully defended his wheelchair singles title at the french open, just a day after winning the doubles title with his partner gordon reid. so it's no surprise that he told me it's been a pretty good few days in paris. my my third time winning and roland garris, so ecstatic. probably an understatement for some thrilled to be back there, to compete. in the times we are. i put in a lot of training into this tournament block, so to come out of it with two titles is something i'm really happy with. yak about 2 trillion back to back wins. as you say, one of them very different to the other. but do you think you're playing the best tennis you have right now —— two brillia

let's get your first word news with annabelle droulers and hong kong. annabelle: thanks, manus.ld's largest meat producer says it's made significant progress after a cyberattack force a shutdown of all its u.s. beef plans. jbs said the majority of plans are back in operation today. a notorious russian link hacking group is said to be behind the attack which also for shut down of slaughterhouses in australia and canada. for the first time since the pandemic, do you caz reported zero covid deaths within 28 days of a positive covid-19 test. the milestone reinforces business calls for the government to push ahead with plans to end all social distancing guidelines as planned on june 21. some health officials are urging caution over a new surge linked to a variant first detected in india. the world health organization has approved china's sinovac's covered vaccine for emergency use. who has recommended its use for people age 18 and older with the spacing of 2-4 weeks between shots. sinovac is already shipped 380 million doses two countries and regions ranging from hong kong to zimbabw

annabelle droulers has your first word news. annabelle: less than an hour before midnight deadline, the is ready opposition leader has managed to set aside conflicting ideology and assemble an unlikely coalition. the centrist leader is to share power with a nationalist who is said to be benjamin netanyahu's immediate replacement as prime minister. the coalition is set to include an arab party for the first time ever. the e.u. is planning to make importers of steel, cement, and aluminum paper greenhouse gas emissions in their country of origin. bloomberg understands they will have to buy special certificates at a price link to the e.u. emission trading system with the proposal due to be unveiled next month. talks with iran in vienna have been adjourned for the week. with the nuclear deal still elusive. foreign policy chief wants the u.s. and around to both make hard decisions that could ruffle domestic constituencies. saying next week's round of talks is likely to be the last. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake

here is annabelle droulers. annabelle: thank you.noculations against covid-19 have reached the 2 billion mark in a little more than six months. at the current pace, it will take nine months to vaccinate three quarters of the global population. a threshold that could provide herd immunity. the rollout has been uneven. mainly benefiting the developed world while low income countries are struggling to get shots. u.k. and u.s. lead the way with vaccinations with european union members catching up after a slow start. president biden has pitched a 15% minimum tax on u.s. corporations along with strength irs enforcement. the plan would also increase tax revenue by conducting more audits of rich taxpayers. the white house sees the offer as raising money without rolling back president trump's tax cuts. something republicans have said is a redline. activists in hong kong are planning private vigils and religious services to commemorate the anniversary of china's deadly tiananmen square crackdown. police planted -- planned to deploy 7000 person

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annabelle droulers in hong kong.e ecb governing council meets in person for the first time in more than a year, we will discuss the post-pandemic future of the euro area. that is next. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 35 or so minutes to go until the start of the european equity market session. futures pretty flat. we have seen some big adjustments in u.s. treasury markets and some of that filtering through to other markets. for the first time since the start of the pandemic, the ecb's governing council is meeting in person this weekend. they will be looking to make progress on the bank's biggest strategic review in almost 20 years. on the agenda, a new inflation goal, better ways of measuring the economy, plus a discussion on how to treat issues such as climate change and and equality. still with us is john wraith. you will be focused no doubt on what comes out of this review. what are you leaning towards? what do you think they will conclude? something that looks more like the fed were

that's get the first word news with annabelle droulers.elle: the fifth anniversary of the brexit deal, no deal being reached, the so-called sausage wars. officials on both sides are sounding increasingly optimistic that they will avert a trade war. u.k. has asked the e.u. to extend a grace period on sausages in the u.k. and the rest of ireland. former new york police captain eric adams is leading the first round of counting in the city's democratic mayoral primary. with about half of precincts reporting, adams had about what he percent of votes. andrew yang has quit the race after the early results, saying he is a numbers guy, and is not going to be the new york city mayor. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus? manus: annabelle, thank you very much. a rush on the stock for sausage gate. coming up, the way insiders have used spac's to boost their fortune. more coming up on "bloomberg daybreak: europe." ♪ dani

here's annabelle droulers.e dynasty between selfridges is considering a 4 billion pound sale of the company following an approach for a potential buyer. the family has asked credit suisse to advise them on the future of the business. a chinese ride-hailing company revealed a $1.6 billion net loss for 2020 as it filed for an ipo in the u.s. the sale will be led by old, morgan stanley, and jp morgan -- by goldman, morgan stanley, and jp morgan. again, according to bloomberg sources. amc gave its retail shea are -- shareholders popcorn, and it gave the company a path to stability. it has led to a credit upgrade from s&p. the company cashed in on gains to raise about 1.25 billion dollars through equity offerings. that combined with the improving outlook for movies moved s&p to upgrade amc's rating to triple ccc+ from ccc-. still, the fund is deep in junk territory. anna: coming up in this program, a nation's race to return to normal. various variants threatened to prolong the pandemic. the delta strain is responsib

let's get a recap this morning with annabelle droulers. good afternoon. annabelle: thanks. spike in u.k. cases, recording the most that we've seen in a day since mid february. this comes amid warnings that the current wave is driven by the highly transmissible delta variant. it may be weeks from peaking. more than 11,000 you -- new infections reported thursday. president joe biden signaled a bill making juneteenth a federal holiday to mark the end of slavery in the u.s.. most government employees will be granted paid leave friday. juneteenth commemorates june 19 18 625 when union soldiers brought news of freedom to galveston, texas. ♪ >> we come together as democrats and republicans to commemorate this day with overwhelming bipartisan support in congress. i hope this is the beginning of a change in the way we deal with one another. annabelle: global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: thanks. just ahead, we had to beijing. the shopping festival kicks off. the big tes

here is annabelle droulers. >> the u.s.t has reportedly halted new shipments of johnson & johnson's covid-19 vexing to help clear a surplus of supply. dow jones reports the cdc has temporarily stopped making the one dose charts available. earlier, j&j announced that its vaccine can be kept in the refrigerator for 4.5 months, extending its shelflife by 50%. that's after concerns the shots could spoil before use. the billionaire behind a british department store is considering a 4 billion pounds sale of the company, following an approach from a potential buyer. the weston family has asked credit suisse to advise it on the future of the business, according to bloomberg sources. amc gave its retail shareholders popcorn. and turn, a give the movie theater chain a path to stability. meme stock status has led to a credit upgrade. the company cashed in our share price gains to raise about $1.25 billion through equity offerings. that, combined with the approving outlook for movies, moved s&p to upgrade amc's rating to triple c minus

british former number one and commentator annabel croft we wish her the best and the quickest possiblemmitted to all athletes�* well—being and to continually improving every aspect of players�* experience in our tournaments. british former number one and commentator annabel croft says the tennis world is reeling but will have to ben rothenberg is a writer for the new york times and host of the �*no challenges remaining�* tennis podcast. hejoins me live from washington... thank you for your time she says she will take some time but how much of a setback is this for her career and for the tournament. it this for her career and for the tournament.— tournament. it is a huge disappointment - tournament. it is a huge disappointment to - tournament. it is a huge disappointment to the l disappointment to the tournament to lose her in this way without her losing a won the last two grand slam she entered and is the biggest new star in the sport. a massive loss to the sports do not have her in the spotlight and then for her, concerns about how she is feeling mentally. she mentioned that sort of i

yousef: thank you, annabelle. coming up. europe's covid physical passport comes into effect later this week, but is it enough to rescue the leaguer to travel sector from the delta variant? -- beleaguered travel sector from the delta variant? we will have more. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we really feel it is important to get the flywheel going. we are constraining, choosing to constrain capacity so that we can learn, because we have to learn, and our objective is to bring our ships back fairly quickly and i would expect the majority of our fleet to be back operating before the end of the year. yousef: that was richard fain, ceo of royal caribbean cruises, saying he hopes to have the majority of his fleet back sailing by the end of the year. looking at the markets, many travel and leisure stocks selling off yesterday. investors in the sector faced with a bit of an existential, unpleasant question -- could this be another lost summer for europe? maria tadeo joins us from brussels. maria, europe is reintroducing restrictions for tr

well, the former british number one annabel croft now of course works as a sports broadcaster. osaka to show her how the press pack operates. iremember being i remember being in floods of tears and some _ i remember being in floods of tears and some press conferences and i did not understand i was not mature, i did not— not understand i was not mature, i did not cope — not understand i was not mature, i did not cope with it very well, i felt enormous pressure and it did -et felt enormous pressure and it did get on _ felt enormous pressure and it did get on top — felt enormous pressure and it did get on top of me but is a much older woman, _ get on top of me but is a much older woman, life — get on top of me but is a much older woman, life is in a very different place. _ woman, life is in a very different place. i— woman, life is in a very different place, i have been able to put sport into context — place, i have been able to put sport into context and understand what i was trying — into context and understand what i was trying to do and i would so welcome — was trying to do an

so i think, you know, i see why annabelle is talking about cost—benefit analysis and how is the bestay to go about it. but i think we have to move further and faster than we are already doing because we're starting to feel the consequences, and they're messy, they aren't very nice. so i think we have to move. this is one that i applaud the government for, we need to get rid of coal and if we do it, it sets an example to other european countries who should be doing the same sort thing. i’m countries who should be doing the same sort thing.— same sort thing. i'm glad you mentioned — same sort thing. i'm glad you mentioned the _ same sort thing. i'm glad you mentioned the situation - same sort thing. i'm glad you mentioned the situation in i same sort thing. i'm glad you - mentioned the situation in pakistan because we are actually talking in the iipm news tonight about a farmer in canada who's facing temperatures at the end of this week up to a0 celsius, saying this is the first year running —— third year running of what they've seen drought conditions. and he is dealing with it becaus

well, i'm delighted to say former british number one annabel croft joins me now.n't it come over the last week? and tamara zidansek has taken full advantage. tamara zidansek has taken full advantage-— tamara zidansek has taken full advantaae. , ., ., ,, ., ., advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has — advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has had. _ advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has had. as _ advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has had. as you _ advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has had. as you said - advantage. oh, my goodness, what a week she has had. as you said very i week she has had. as you said very inexperienced, had not been past the second round, butjust has a huge forehand weapon in her game, she's got a lot of creativity, a lot of variety, but she said traditionally held it together. there was such a huge opportunity for both of them to make theirfirst grand huge opportunity for both of them to make their first grand slam semifinal and she said she felt that she handled the occasion and little bit better. sh

british former number one and commentator annabel croft says the tennis world is reeling but will haveer. it is a difficult balance for the grand slams because we can't treat her differently. no one person can be bigger to the sports and they need to make the commitment to the media so these events can take place. osaka says she will now take some time away from the court. peru has announced that the country's real number of coronavirus deaths is more than double what was previously thought. according to the new official figures — a hundred and 80 thousand people have died of covid in peru. that's now one of the world's highest death rates per head of population. the previous official death toll was 69 thousand. officials revised the death toll by a special task force commissioned by the government...(read on patrick wieghardt — is one of the experts who was part of that government task force. thank government task force. you so much for your time. thank you so much for your time. in simple terms can you explain how this huge discrepancy has come about? thank you for the invitation. in

british former number one and commentator annabel croft says the tennis world is reeling but will havetogether. it is a difficult balance for the grand slams because we can't treat her differently. no one person can be bigger to the sports and they need to make the commitment to the media so these events can take place. osaka says she will now take some time away from the court. we are sorry and sad for naomi osaka. the outcome of naomi withdrawing from roland garros is unfortunate. we wish her the best and the quickest possible recovery. we remain very committed to all athletes�* well—being and to continually improving every aspect of players�* experience in our tournaments. ben rothenberg is a writer for the new york times and host of the �*no challenges remaining' tennis podcast. he says it's a big setback for both osaka herself and for the grand slam. it is definitely a huge disappointment to the tournament to lose her in this way without her losing a match when she'd won the last two events she entered. she is the biggest new star in the sport we have than a decade so it is a lost

british former number one and commentator annabel croft says the tennis world is reeling but will haveer. it is a difficult balance for the grand slams because we can't treat her differently. no one person can be bigger to the sports and they need to make the commitment to the media so these events can take place. osaka says she will now take some time away from the court. the french federation has responded. we are sorry and sad. the outcome of naomi withdrawing is unfortunate. we wish her the best and quickest possible recovery. we remain very committed to all athletes�* well—being and continually improving every aspect of players experience in our tournament. she is taking time away from the court, casting doubt over whether she will be at wimbledon later this month. a five—month—old boy from london has become one of the first children to be treated with a ground—breaking, new gene therapy — after it was made available on the nhs. at a cost of nearly two—million—pounds per patient — zolgensma is the world's most expensive drug and can increase life expectancy by as much as a0 years.

it's a very interesting topic because exploration of the ra annabel den north or naval route in particular, is very interesting to the economists of many countries and regional countries. as well, and this concerns of the american party bel demilitarization. they have no ground, you know, dealing because we're not doing anything that the union didn't do. we are restoring . they destroyed the last infrastructure that we used to help. yes, we do it with the weight of the art means and we are talking about the military and restructuring, the border security infrastructure and their environmental infrastructure. and we're creating an account for structure. the are the facilities that will help to save people, etc. even god forbid anything happens and protect the environment as well. but yes, because, so i told you just our counterpart and i don't see any reason for being concerned. i think we must cooperate and we should call parade. even in this regard, rush in the united states are in the arctic console, and the roches chairing discounts holidays here year and bushes. there were mission miss

now supreme court judges asked president j annabelle sonata to explain his surprise decision, monica, on a key of reports from your vision era, get different results present. jade will. soon out stood by his decision, the country with the world's 2nd largest cobit 19 death told. we'll hope that pop america, welcoming south american teen for 4 week football tournament. he said his ministers agreed. it would not put the health vision for me. from the beginning, i've said this about the pandemic. i regret the death, but we have to live if everyone just stays home, then farmers should stay home and i want to see a city dwellers will survive because his words came 3 days after tens of thousands of resilience took to the street accusing scenario of mishandling the pandemic and delaying the vaccine roll out. we'll think of a policy. there is no way to qualify the insanity of trying to hosting event of this magnitude in our country. odds and to columbia doing better than brazil in terms of endemic, but they're both of through as host of the tournament. the congressmen also voice their outrage

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i haven't eunice is annabel piece prize. laurie is the lead representative of people's vaccine. a lions. she says the g 7 leaders are completely lacking a sense of urgency. this is a global crashes. the crisis mode is not in g 7. this is what the big, trusting part of it is. a whole world is. we can be crisis. we need discretion that a 4000000000 excellence is needed. now we're talking about 1000000000 and then we have a timeframe. and prime minister, what is johnson said, he has a plan to have all the explanation. so for 4000000000 vaccination, by the end of for 2022, that is missing. what is the plan was the global plan, country big country production unit production unit, who gets one month by bond? this is what we need, is it, is it worth figuration. so we need to work plan that is missing. so i would say i'm very busy on to and just donating circuit number is not the solution. solution is to see the whole world need together because it's a life and death issue. it's not something that we can wait, we have to do it, the more we wait more, we'll have those new videos coming u

annabelle: the u.k. a close brexit subsidiary plan promise to be more -- a key sticking point in the talks. the government says the new regime will back into emerging british industries and create more jobs. the new york city board of elections is taking down reported results for the democratic mayoral primary election. 135 thousand ballot images were used were testing and mistakenly counted. results posted earlier suggest the latest runner had narrowed to just two points. the board of suez has recommended a take of veolia paving the way for the water giant. to resolve concerns that they will sell about 40% of acquired assets to a group of investors led by meridian and global infrastructure partners. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bill burck. -- this is bloomberg. dani: coming up, an exclusive interview with the chinese automaker geely, his thoughts on tesla and a new car. that will be

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annabelle droulers.ing up, crushing jack ma, we will discuss the winners from beijing's crackdown on the internet monopolies. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak. i am dani burger and london. eu leaders have rejected an appeal from germany and france to hold formal talks with russian president vladimir putin. this is handing angela merkel a rare public defeat at what could be her final eu summit as chancellor. let's get to bloomberg's maria tadeo who is in brussels keep an eye for us on the story. how big of a blow is this for angela merkel? maria: in terms of angela merkel, the germans and the french themselves headset, this could be something that we should explore, vladimir putin just had a meeting with president biden, there is no denying, we need to get the sanctions on but we need to have a communication channel open with vladimir putin. they did not get that, the vast majority of european leaders felt the timing of this was off. they felt that it contradicted the wording

annabelle: mnuchin also telling bloomberg he believes inflation will force the federal reserve to tighten monetary policy in the coming months and years. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm matt miller. here are the top stories we are following for you. bloomberg live's qatar economic form is underway. we will hear from one of the speakers, ray dalio, and why he doesn't think the fed can tighten without bringing on more negative effects. plus, president biden set to travel to north carolina thursday to pitch more americans to get vaccines. dr. keri althoff of john hopkins joins to discuss the u.s. getting the 150 million mark. and amazon's amazon -- annual prime day kicks off today, spending expected to hit an estimated 12.2 billion dollars over two days. analyst and flax -- daniel flax joins us. let's take a look at what joint -- at what is going on in markets. we have gains. we thought it was going to be an

i think that we have to move some way annabelle to make that change. i would like to turn asked the question of the leader of the department chief, do you believe this inequity and pay makes a big difference in california which has 19 million acres of federal fire land. >> thank you senator and good morning. thank you so much for the question and for iconology what is a real gap in a competitive pay is very acute in california we have competitive pay issues when those are compared to state and local and even the private sector. you name it, the average for u.s. forest service firefighter is $38000 a year. the state and local and private entities can range from 70000 - $80000 a year. in the benefits are better. we have folks who are absolutely committed to the mission of the forest service but that wage, that gap in the wage, they are going on to work for other entities. so we really appreciate working with you to bridge this gap and to discuss that we needed more of a year round workforce as well. >> thank you chief, thank you very much for that becaus

the other. side of the coin we had from annabel croft is that sport needs talk about it, it needs its i think nowadays, media, _ problem. yes, you know, i think nowadays, media, especially- problem. yes, you know, i think. nowadays, media, especially social media, as it is a great platform for athletes to create their own narrative and pn sport on their own terms, is a great place, a great space to shed a bit of light on how they cope with the challenges, so this discussion might be more open and more effective if platform will be used. to and more effective if platform will be used. ., i. ., ,, . be used. to you the thank the french oruanisers be used. to you the thank the french organisers of— be used. to you the thank the french organisers of the _ be used. to you the thank the french organisers of the tournament, - organisers of the tournament, roland—garros were heavy—handed to say the least? they find her, threatened to kick out of the tournament, threatened to what they know now about what she has said about her mental health, maybe would not have done that? actually, it's not

former british number one annabel croft gave her reaction to clare balding on bbc two.a five set match and come back a couple of days later and do it all again? that will be very tough. there's a baptism of fire for british wildcard jack draper — the 19—year—old, who reached the quarter finals at queen's, willl make his wimbledon main—draw debut against the defending champion novak djokovic. and francesca jones also has a big opening round match on her debut — she'll be up against 17—year—old american coco gauff, who created a sensation two years ago at the all england club when she beat venus williams. katie swan has become the first british woman in 20 years to come through qualifying at wimbledon. she reached the main draw with a comfortable victory over arina rodionova at roehampton, dropping just four games. she will face the 2017 us open finalist madison keys in the first round. you can take a look at the full draw on the bbc sport website. jos buttler will miss the rest of england's white—ball series against sri lanka. he led them to a comfortable win in the firs

british - former number one and commentator annabel croft says the tennis world is reeling but will havebalance for- path forward together. it is a difficult balance for the - path forward together. it is a | difficult balance for the grand slams, — difficult balance for the grand slams, because we can't treat her differently — slams, because we can't treat her differently. no sportsperson can be bigger— differently. no sportsperson can be bigger than the sport and they need to make _ bigger than the sport and they need to make those commitments to the media, _ to make those commitments to the media, so_ to make those commitments to the media, so that these events can take place _ media, so that these events can take lace. , , ., . place. this is how the french federation _ place. this is how the french federation of _ place. this is how the french federation of tennis - place. this is how the french federation of tennis has - place. this is how the french - federation of tennis has responded. we are sorry and sad for naomi osaka. the outcome of naomi withdrawing from roland garros is un

after a year away from centre court, former player annabel croft talks about news that jo konta has hadion households bought a pet in the pandemic. and janette is here to ace it with a smashing strictly fitness workout. we'll see you at 9:15am. we are about to go to sally embleton. we are about to go to sally embleton-_ we are about to go to sally embleton. . . ., ., ., ~i we are about to go to sally embleton. . . ., ., ., ,, ., embleton. and we have a look at the forehand topspin? _ embleton. and we have a look at the forehand topspin? -- _ embleton. and we have a look at the forehand topspin? -- at _ embleton. and we have a look at the forehand topspin? -- at wimbledon. j forehand topspin? —— at wimbledon. plenty of that on the show today. pretty good! you watch. he is terrifying. in a nice way. sally u nfortu nately sally unfortunately could not see that forehand but she has the news for the morning. that forehand but she has the news forthe morning. i that forehand but she has the news for the morning. i though at first you are talking to me. is there something on behind me? i misse

one lucky person herewatching was annabel croft.t after a couple of surgeries. he did walk rather gingerly— of surgeries. he did walk rather gingerly at the end of the match. it was three _ gingerly at the end of the match. it was three and a half hours. the real factor— was three and a half hours. the real factor is _ was three and a half hours. the real factor is how— was three and a half hours. the real factor is how he feels when he gets out of— factor is how he feels when he gets out of bed — factor is how he feels when he gets out of bed today will stop and what does he _ out of bed today will stop and what does he do today to recover and i would _ does he do today to recover and i would imagine? exactly. a lot of stuff— would imagine? exactly. a lot of stuff with— would imagine? exactly. a lot of stuff with his team to play the second — stuff with his team to play the second round. he looked like he was enjoying _ second round. he looked like he was enjoying it— second round. he looked like he was enjoying it so much. as you