body footage, body camera footage showed bayless drew the gun, showed bayless fired first hitting the ranger's ballistic vest. there was an exchange of gunfire leaving bayless dead. the evidence from the body camera was essential in determining the facts and charges are going to be naturally pressed against the rangers. mr. ago, what does an incident like this tell us about the utility of body-worn cameras and what does it say about the need for good policies? >> thank you, chairman cox. it shows the importance of body-worn cameras and rules and regulations followed specifically surrounding their use and in wlparticular what it shows is police officers working in manners that are reasonable, that are consistent with protecting the public and protecting health and safety, will be exonerated in situations when they use necessary force as a result of an assault on them. and so body-worn cameras support the police officers in this situation. >> thank you so much. and very quickly, mr. northup, same question for you. what usage does that incident, for rangers, hold for you? >> chairman cox

not surprising skip bayless didn't return your calls. >> right. yeah.see a therapist to make sure i stay okay. a lot of us talking about these issues a lot of the time. anxiety and depression up amongst the entire population now. >> all right. there was an upset at the u.s. open. >> yeah. >> this hurts. >> it's a tough one, but i kind of like they're both moms, they're competitors that have gone at it a long, long time. serena williams is out of the tournament after leasosing to victoria azarenka of belarus. the three-set victory was decided on a close call at match point. take a look. >> serena hoping hawkeye saves her. but it's good -- >> wow. >> williams won the first set easily last night before azarenka came back. williams fell short again in her to win a record 24th grand slam title. anthony, as we were talking about, you talked about, there were three moms in this tournament. >> all so good. >> it was -- >> takes on naomi osaka, too, who made major headlines. >> fabulous match. fabulous semifinal. really great fun to watch. jamie, thank you. >>>

for more on the pandemic's impact on businesses depend on universities, we have with us now bill baylessrgest manager of housing apartments in the u.s. it is a crazy time for you, i'm sure. i was talking about my college experience. i shared a bathroom with 24 girls on my floor. how do you facilitate social distancing and safety measures in that kind of environment? bill: this is where what we and createdmpanies have products that are better adapted to managing a pandemic. when you look at our portfolio, 90% of our products are apartment style products that and above,mores residential multifamily apartments with two to four per household with their own private bathroom, where they can quarantine. so modern student housing has helped bring students back to these college towns. on campus, the universities still have about 38% or 39% of their on-campus products that are the older, traditional residence halls that you described. we think coming coming -- we think coming out of covid-19, one of the initiatives is helping universities take those assets out of service and further modernize. thi

the store for an absolutely clear and more bayless must find its way by sounder and there must be no involvement from abroad the people of belarus know what they want and it was good for them and we want the dialogue to take place among belorussians themselves but the european union is ready to take part if that's what belorussians want russia should also be included as part of that dialogue. with. moscow sees these meetings as attempts to directly interfere in the future of deloris polygamy appeared as suppressed spokes person to me to the press corp saying that there was tremendous outside pressure on minsk. we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly failed to facilitate dialogue and in effect amounted to meddling in internal affairs. expect plenty more to come on valerie's for europe this week there's an e.u. council summit taking place this day friday this week and sanctions on batteries are expected to be decided during thoughts on that many thanks for the update peter all of a live in berlin for us. and pre-show you guys staying with us here a

we do not agree with skip bayless' opinion on "undisputed" this morning. of this matter with skip and how his insensitive comments were received. he was quickly on the receiving end of an outpouring of support, from kevin love tweeting, him outwardly expressing will lead to young men and women of every demographic to express themselves openly. prescott telling reporters on thursday he's committed to being open. >> no matter how big a person you are, if you're not mentally healthy, if you're not thinking the right way, then you're not going to be able to lead people the right way. >> reporter: here in dallas, the community has rallied around prescott, sports columnists have come to his defense as he prepares for his team's first game of the season this weekend. but nevertheless, a remarkable moment and a reminder for all of us these athletes are real people. guys? >> yeah, it is a good reminder. >> it's sad. september is national suicide prevention month. he lost his brother that way. these comments are made just for in my opinion from someone who likes to