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. >>> tonight, new covid-19 cases at the olympics the opening ceremonies five days away coco gauff is positive and pulling out of the games. first athlete to test positive while in the olympic village. in the u.s., new calls for mask mandates as cases rise in all 50 states the former surgeon pushing the cdc to tell everyone to wear masks indoors once again. >>> pabic nic at the ballpark shooting erupts outside of a major league baseball game fans scrambling in fear >> where the panic began, they began running from the center field to right field. >> summer gun violence escalates across the u.s. a dangerous chemical mix at a six flags water park sends dozens to the hospital one child in serious condition. the investigation now coming to what caused it >>> time for launch. jeff bezos less than two days away from rocketting into space. the final prep under way. resignation nation a record number of americans quitting their jobs these burger king employees announced it all at once. what's driving the trend? and young american making history on the golf course on his first try. h >> good e

. >> tennis sensation coco gauff. she tweeted the news saying in part, it is always been a dream of mine to represent the usa at the olympics. and i hope there will be many more chances for me to make this come true in the future. we like to think so. coco gauff is just 17 years old. she is ranked 25th in the world. it is unclear if she has been vaccinated. by the way, coco gauff one of 3 athletes here in tokyo on sunday. the test positive for covid-19 2 soccer players from teams, south africa in tokyo. i'm andrew marden. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news business owners in chinatown are speaking out following the most recent violent attacks against members of the a p i community the effect they see it's having on their neighborhoods. >> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. let's get another check of weather this morning with john trouble. if you're just waking up now, you might have felt the warped over the weekend and you're wondering, is that going to stick around and just have anything to do with

plus the olympics starting on fr friday tennis star coco gauff tests positive a pulls out of the games. >>> multiple people have been shot in a series of attacks in tucson, arizona including emts and firefighters >>> new details about another shooting this one outside nationals park that sent fans scrambling in fear and ducking for cover in the dugout >>> at least five texas state democrats have tested positive for covid. all of them say they're fully vaccinated as they try to block republican-sponsored voter restrictions >>> and after having gone missing for five days, rescuers were able to locate a famil and her with her owners. "early today" starts right now >>> good monday morning. i'm phillip mena >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera we begin with breaking news. a deadly shooting in tucson, arizona that spans three crime scenes first police say a did notman opened fire on an ambulance near a park two emts were shot they're only 20 and 21 years old. and one of them is in extremely critical condition the suspect's next target was a house fire where first responders and neighbor

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tennis star coco gauff test leaving, forced to withdraw. and tonight, inside the olympic bubble, at least 61 people have tested positive for the virus. james longman in tokyo tonight. >>> back here at home, the first capitol rioter sentenced to prison on felony charges. what the judge said to him about what the country saw in that image. >>> president biden today backtracking, saying facebook isn't killing people. after having said that over his frustration with the amount of misinformation on social media when it comes to the virus and vaccines. what the white house is now saying tonight. >>> the extreme weather in this country. at least 80 wildfires burning in the west at this hour. california's fast-moving tamarack fire already destroying more than 23,000 acres. families told to evacuate. and our team in germany today, with the catastrophic flooding. nearly 200 dead. hundreds still missing. maggie rulli is there. >>> and, countdown to lift-off. blue origin founder jeff bezos on the eve his of historic flight. and the 82-year-old american

may be brought back to stem the surge >>> the summer olympics began on friday and now tennis star coco gauff has tested positive for covid and will miss the games. as more cases are reported inside the olympic village >>> this morning we're getting a much clearer picture of what went down when shots were fired outside nats park on saturday night. that sent fans and players scrambling >>> and it was lebron versus black widow in the battle for box office supremacy with the big screen and streaming too. it's monda 19th. "early today" starts right now glad you're starting your morning and your week with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. that breaking news this morning, police in tucson, arizona are unraveling the details of a shooting spree that left first responders fighting for their lives. >> this is highly tragic, really horrific incident, with many unknowns at this time that's going to involve a lengthy and complex investigation. >> here's what we do know. a man shot two emts who were at a park one of those emts, who's only 20 years old, is in extremely critical condition the

. >>> also breaking as we come on the air, coco gauff out of the olympics. the american tennis star testing positive for coronavirus. what we're learning. >>> chaos at nationals park in washington. sounds of gunfire during the game sending scores of terrified fans running for safety. some rushing onto the field and into the dugout. the search for suspects tonight three people outside the stadium. >>> the devastating flood aftermath in europe. the death toll soaring beyond 180 people. the flood waters now receding, revealing the enormous scale of the damage. germany. maggie rulli is there. >>> the new fire danger in the west. thunderstorms threatening to spark more wildfires in california, where millions of people are under red flag warnings. and on the east coast, severe storms slamming cities, capping off a weekend of extreme weather. rob marciano standing by. >>> water park chemical exposure. dozens of visitors, many of them children, exposed to a bleach solution and sulfuric acid at the six flags hurricane harbor splashtown outside houston. the park close

is coco gauff. she is 17 years old, 25 ranked in the world. she has contracted covid and not going to the on the picks and that is just the sort of high-profile absentee that is going to knock things for tokyo. the olympics thrive on the idea of there being a big personality or baking or quitting -- or big king or queen. kathleen: let's turn to the u.k., there is another setback for bras johnson who made a u-turn on self-isolating. >> we do look at the idea of us taking part in the pilot scheme, which a lot of people to detect -- far more important that everybody sticks to the same rules and that is why i'm going to be self-isolating until the 26th of july. kathleen: what happened this time? the heat turned up on johnson? james: certainly an odd one. it kicked off on saturday when his health secretary said that he had covid and he was having to isolate, and then it transpired that johnson had been in close contact with his health secretary. under normal circumstances, if you are in close contact wit

also a big win at fir coco gauff, her story continues.und a couple of years ago and now she has beaten her opponent 6—3, 6-3. she has beaten her opponent 6—3, 6—3. she will play angelique kerber in at the next round, former champion. similar people talking about coco gauff, she at the front open, how far can she go wimbledon? —— at the french open. we will have manic monday where everyone will play. nick kyrgios s wimbledon adventure came to an abrupt end as he retired in his third—round match against felix auger—aliassime because of an abdominal injury. and the ladies doubles have just made it through to the next round. —— british ladies doubles. the british and irish lions�* have won their first game in south africa since 2009. they beatjohannesburg's sigma lions in their opening warm up match by 56 points to 1a at an empty ellis park. joe lynskey reports. one of sport's great events starts in the silence. this lions tour of south africa is different. the players�* life in a bubble is the hotel and the pitch, but they are here. louis re

gymnastics team testing positive, as well as coco gauff. testing positive before leaving and forced to withdraw. and tonight, the alarming number from inside the olympic bubble, where they're trying to keep athletes and coaches healthy and safe. at least 61 people have now tested positive for the virus. james longman from tokyo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, covid-19 defeating some olympic athletes before they've even had a chance to compete. heartbreak for 18-year-old kara eaker, an alternate for the u.s. women's gymnastic team testing positive in japan. vaccinated.saying she had been - eaker, now quarantining along with another alternate. usa gymnastics stating they are in a separate training facility ad will continue their preparation for the games. >> the biggest disappointment is that, you know, this takes her out of it completely. >> reporter: the news just hours after tennis star coco gauff found out she too is positive and won't be able to compete. according to the ioc, more than 60 people in the olympic bubble have tested positive

. >> reporter: and for the first time since 2004, the same year coco gauff was born, the u.s.'s basketball team lost a game to france. that one stings just a wee bit. and the u.s. gymnastics team stumbling in the qualifier, allowing russia's team to take the lead. simone biles stumbling off the mat at one point. but still finishing with the highest score to the individual all-around. and living up to that g.o.a.t. emoji that comes up when you hashtag her name. >> usa. usa. >> let's look at the medal count. the united states and china pulling ahead of all of the others. that was very much expected, mona. >> did you say coco gauff was born in 2004? what? say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical cos

tennis star coco gauff out after she tested positive for the virus. concern growing in tokyo. more than 50 confirmed cases linked to the games. accelerating the review process to fully approve the pfizer vaccine. dr. fauci says that may come by the end of august. he still expects young children may not get a shot until winter. or end of the year. >> thank you. >>> two more democratic lawmakers from texas who fled to washington have tested positive for covid. that brings total number of confirmed cases to five. just days after they left texas in an effort to block a restrictive republican voting bill. democrats say they are experiencing mild symptoms or none at all. >> i honestly thought i just had a cold, because i was fully vaccinated. and i had the pfizer vaccine earlier this year. i had aches, i had loss of appetite, and a slight fever. >> the white house says vice president kamala harris had a routine doctor's appointment sunday, several days after meeting with the texas democrats who later tested positive. a spokesperson for harris says the vp was not in close contact wit

you just taerd that coco gauff withdrew from the games after testing positive. that news comes after two unnamed athletes also tested positive for covid in the olympic village. organizers are reporting ten cases connected to the olympics, including athletes, media members, other personnel. officials are scrambling to ensure everyone's safety. >> there is no such thing as no risk. at the same time the mingling and crossing of population is incredibly limited. incredibly limited and we can ensure that transmission between the various groups is almost impossible. i'm quite fine almost. >> organizers say they have administered more than 30,000 covid tests since july 1th. >>> as more positive cases are announced atlanta olympic protesters are growing louder. outside the international olympic chief's william u welcome in tokyo, protesters marched outside the palace calling for the games to be canceled. polls show the majority of japanese oppose the olympics as cases there continue to rise. >>> we continue follow the latest developments from tokyo as well as all things

tennis star coco gauff won't be competing at the olympics after testing for the covid virus. "way too early" for this. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that is still here. >>> i'm john lemaire and we're start with the news. covid cases are on the rise driven up by places with low vaccination rates. the surgeon general is suggest once again everybody should mask up indoors. >> reporter: no signs of covid backing down. in los angeles county, a 700% increase in positive cases in just the last month as masks go back on while indoors. >> i think better safe than sorry for sure. >> reporter: former surgeon general jerome adams weighing in. he added, instead of vax it or mask it, the emerging data suggests the cdc advises you should vax it and mask it. the current surgeon general defended the cdc's suggestion that you mask. across america cases are rising in all 50 states, some hit harder than others. health care workers in seminole county point to a deadly trend. >> the death count is extremely high, 99.2% for the individuals that are unvaccinated. >> repor

tennis star coco gauff withdrew from the olympics today after testing positive for covid-19. auff made the announcement on twitter, saying she is so disappointed. and she hopes she'll have more chances in the future to compete in the olympics. probably will. she is only 17 right now and played earlier this month at wimbledon and was eagerly looking forward to the tokyo games. maybe three years from now she can go the next olympics. >>> a lot of uncertainty for these athletes heading to tokyo. one thing is for sure. they are ready to compete. cal graduate and swimming superstar ryan murphy sent out this message on twitter before leaving for japan. >> all right everyone. we are off to tokyo. i cannot wait for the summer olympics. >> he is a three-time gold medalist looking forward to defending his gold medals in the 100 and 200 meter back stroke and is also a captain for u.s.a.'s swim team. we talked to murphy while he was in training camp in oahu. >> reporter: you are one of the faces of team u.s.a. swimming, team u.s.a. for the entire team. is that something you embrace or jus

. >>> team usa tennis star coco gauff withdrew from the olympics today after she tested positive for covid-19. she made the announcement on twitter saying she is so disappointed and hopes she will have more chances in the future to compete in the future. she probably will. she is only 17. she played earlier this month at wimbledon, looking forward to the tokyo games. olympic officials today discussed trying to keep everyone safe. >> the rigor, the thoroughness, the strictness of the rules we have in place and this is why we can conclude that the olympic games do rate over and above any other events being in japan or the rest of the world. >> organizers say they have administered more than 30,000 covid tests since july 1th. there have been two positive cases involving athletes at the olympic village. >>> today vta employees and their families remembered the nine vta workers killed in a mass shooting in late may. they gathered for a memorial service at the sap center in san jose. several law enforcement agencies and other local transit agencies escorted vta busses to that private event

. >> in another disappointing blow for the olympics, coco gauff was forced to pull out of the games after her covid test came back positive. we have the latest. >> reporter: coronavirus cases are soaring across the country. as hospitals are pushed to the brink again, unvaccinated americans accounting for nearly all new covid cases. the delta variant, fueling cases everywhere but south dakota and wyoming. arkansas, florida, and missouri seeing the highest infection rates. this hospital in arkansas says it's now full. admissions statewide surging 80% in the past two weeks. >> covid is here right now. and we're still fighting it. >> reporter: and in florida, where new covid cases have d is ruled pandemic restrictions on florida-based cruise ships will remain. seattle's cruise season is set to begin today after a year and a half pandemic hiatus. >>> over the weekend los angeles county reinstating the mask mandate regardless of vaccine status as cases rise there. the u.s. surgeon general, agreeing with the decision. >> while cases are rising, it's reasonable for counties to take more mitigatio

as indeed does the other, coco gauff, who we are familiar with now. only 17.etty good. yeah, kerber is rounding into form very well. she has had a couple of quiet years. she hadn't made a grand slam quarterfinal even since winning wimbledon in 2018, which is her last of her three major titles, but she's really growing in confidence. i think she's a player who builds on that confidence really well and she's someone who — no—one remaining in the draw will want to see across the net. she is also the only former wimbledon champion left in the side in this final eight. and we are still in that bizarre era with women's tennis, aren't we, where no—one is establishing themselves. i mean, even serena williams, let's be honest, is struggling to maintain her prowess, if you like, on the court. and i think you were pointing out something like there have been 22 different women's names in the quarterfinals for the slams this year, out of 2a possible places? yeah. no, it's been really remarkable and a completely new slate of players compared to the final eight in paris. so,

coco gauff was going to be a leader for team usa tennis. what more do we know?for team usa at the games. can you imagine, 17 years old, about to travel across the world, be a part of your first opening ceremony, some pete for a gold medali and all of that taken away from you in an instant because of a positive covid test. she broke the news hours ago saying i'm disappointed to share the news that i've tested positive. it's always been a dream of mine to represent the usa at the olympics and i hope there will be many more chances for me to make this come true in the future. the tennis association sent out a tweet saying they were heartbroken for coco and they hope to see her back on the court soon. coco gauff, the second high-profile u.s. athlete, jim, that has had to pull out of the olympics. bradley beal pulling out earlier in the week. this is a crucial next few days for the olympics. you have more than 11,000 athletes, 1,000 more team members all ascending on tokyo in the next few days. and we've already seen covid in the olympic village. two south african fo

. >>> tennis superstar coco gauff forced to withdraw after testing positive for covid. what her u.s. team members are saying this morning as more athletes in tokyo are also testing positive. the opening ceremony just four days away. >>> breaking right now. the u.s. and key allies joined forces against china, aiming to expose countries in cyberattacks targeting america. >>> terror on the baseball field. fans and players running for their lives after gunfire erupted outside nationals park in washington during a game. three people now shot. police urgently searching for this car. >>> wildfire emergency. at least 70 fires burning in the west. the new warnings this morning, and why the extreme heat is spelling danger for christmas trees, and could make them more expensive than ever this holiday season. >>> six flags scare. the chemical leak at this texas waterpark sends dozens to the hospital including kids. >> every time i took a deep breath, it hurt. >> the latest on the investigation this morning. >>> all systems go. jeff bezos and his crew are ready for liftoff, talking

coco gauff is just 17 years old. she's ranked 25th in the world. it is unclear if she has been vaccinated. but coco gauff one of 3 athletes at the olympics to test positive for the coronavirus here on sunday in tokyo. 2 soccer players from teams, south africa in tokyo. i'm andrew marden. >> opening ceremonies anyway. still tonight here on fox news at 8. a strange and somewhat scary incident shut down some brides at knott's berry farm amusement park. yeah, that's a guy 5 all the way up there. more on what witnesses described as a chaotic situation. >> tonight. we don't know the 41 people who have signed up to try and challenge governor gavin newsom and his recall election, a breakdown of who they are. 41 challengers will take on governor gavin newsome in his upcoming september recall election. >> the secretary of state's office releasing the complete list last night. it includes 21 republicans 8 democrats, one libertarian 9 independence and 2 members of the green party. but the list, though, is still unsettled. conservative talk show host larry elde

jha is back and joins us live. >>> tennis superstar coco gauff forced to withdraw after testing positiveeam members are saying this morning as more athletes in tokyo are also testing positive. the opening ceremony just four days away. >>> breaking right now. the u.s. and key allies joined

coco gauff also among them to she had not yet traveled to tokyo.es, cannot imagine it is any good for the olympics as a whole. >> it is not great. the organizers will not be saying this but it always was sort of within expectations there would be some positive cases given what we know about the incubation period of the virus. the south african athletes are the first cases. other athletes, coco gauff, the pcr testing they will have to do in their own countries before they leave may hold them up. now it is a test of the measures organizers have put in place, how to isolate reinfected athletes within the village and make sure it does not spread. athletes who cannot compete in their event will be given the equivalent of a do not start. it will be interesting to see how much of the lineup will be affected by the positive cases by the timer get to the start of the games. rishaad: it is a far cry from the spirit of 1964. people in tokyo -- they seem to -- nobody seems to be a devil in. -- seems to be ambivalent. they are very strong one way or another. >>

tennis star coco gauff out of the olympic games. >> cases are spiking across japan. coronavirus state of emergency for the next month as it prepares to move forward with the olympic games. but joining us now from tokyo, christine brennan. christine, it's good to see you. what more do we know about the u.s. gymnast who tested positive? and what implications does this have for the entire team? >> reporter: john and brianna, this is a bomb shell. this is huge news and it's coming as you mentioned the week of the opening ceremony. it's kind of what everyone feared. and here it has happened. as the prefecture reported, a u.s. gymnast teenager has tested positive. for covid. now, we do not know the name, but we no this, my colleagues of usa today are busy reporting this, as am i, and we know that all six of the regular members of the usa gymnastics team including simone biles have been on their social media showing themselves in the olympic village. this is after the news of the positive test. so, we don't know it for sure, john, but we do believe that that would at least

athletes test positive ahead of the olympic games including a gymnast and tennis star coco gauff. >>> wildfires destroy dozens of homes in the west while floods kill more than 180 people in europe wiping out entire neighborhoods. the latest on the extreme weather putting millions in danger. >>> and a troubling mystery in texas as dozens are hurt by a chemical leak at a six flags water park. what we know about what happened. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: covid cases jumped in all 50 states. hospitalizations and deaths also up as vaccination efforts stagnate. >> reporter: 97% of the hospitalizations are in people who are unvaccinated. most of the deaths occurring now are in people who are unvaccinated. >> reporter: firefighters are on the front lines battling a number of fires out west that are still burning out of control prompting vaccines. evacuation. >> i see the heartache, and it breaks my own heart. >> reporter: an intensive search continues for survivors of the deadliest and most destructive flooding to hit western europe in years.

as does the other, coco gauff, who are ——we are familiar with now.od. -- angelique kerber. look pretty good. -- angelique kerber- she — look pretty good. -- angelique kerber. she hadn't— look pretty good. -- angelique kerber. she hadn't made - look pretty good. -- angelique kerber. she hadn't made a - look pretty good. -- angelique i kerber. she hadn't made a grand slam quarterfinal since wimbledon in 2018, her last of her three major titles, but she is really growing in confidence. think she is a player who builds confidence really well and she is someone known remaining in the draw will want to be across the net. she is also the only former champion left in the side. irate champion left in the side. we are still in _ champion left in the side. we are still in that desire area in women stand where no—one is establishing themselves, even serena williams, let's be honest, is struggling to maintain her prowess, if you like, on the court. i think you were pointing out something like there have been 22 different women's names in the quarterfinals for the

the show cards, and we have a mixture of the old guard with the new, with roger federer following coco gauffer the centre court. you get the feeling tennis fans might not get much work done today! tennis fans might not get much work done toda ! . ., ., ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it's been keeping us on our toes, the wimbledon forecast. there are some shower clouds threatening but i suspect there will be plenty of played today. i don't suspect there will be that much golf, this was earlier on. those showers have been sitting across the north of the country. into scotland come into northern ireland, fairly widespread, may be still the odd rumble of thunder. furthersouth may be still the odd rumble of thunder. further south that is where we have the clearer skies. however, you can already see what is waiting in the wings to arrive later on today. enjoy the sunshine while you have got it. any showers will be a very isolated indeed. the sharper showers will drift into western scotland and northern ireland this afternoon. and if you get the sunshine, you are prob

and coco gauff, we love you and are with you, simone biles. michael phelps weighing in saying nobody is perfect so, yes, it is okay to not be okay. >> she's setting a precedent and saying that strong people can be challenged in their mental well being and to me that's actually a sign of greater strength. back to simone's announcement overnight that she is stepping back from the individual all around competition scheduled for tomorrow. still tbd on whether she will compete in other events. next up would be the vault and the uneven bars. those events scheduled for sunday in tokyo, you guys. >> and of course as you mentioned it's sparking the larger conversation about mental health. athletes in particular also just taught to push themselves t up, past beyond their limits. this is definitely a precedent that she's setting. >> the greatest of all time for a reason both on and off the mat. >>> coming up, the popular actor who just collapsed on set. the new details just in. >>> plus dolly parton is releasing new music and that's not all. you're watch

grand slam winner angelique kerber progressed to the quarterfinals by beating american teenager coco gauffeur became the first arab woman to reach the last eight, coming from a set down to beat iga swiatek. in the men's draw, roger federer is through to the quarterfinals, with a straight sets victory over lorenzo sonego, while novak djokovic�*s bid for a record—equalling 20th men's grand slam title continues. the world number one enjoyed a relatively routine straight sets win against chile's cristian garin. it puts him through to the 50th grand slam quarterfinal of his career. it took a lot out of me, but at the same time, it gave me wings. it gave me the confidence booster that i needed for wimbledon, and energy levels are really good. i'm pleased, this is the quickest surfacing sport coming off from clay. it takes a little bit of time to adapt to an aggressor game and make sure you are at your best —— address your game. the further the tournament goes, i feel like i'm more comfortable playing on grass. capacity crowds could be set to return to sporting events in england from july 19th wi

abc news reporter james longman has now. >> reporter: tonight tennis star coco gauff announcing thatsa at the olympics have been dashed after testing positive for covid-19. she'll not be able to compete and we've seen the first positive cases among athletes inside the olympic village. two south african soccer players are now in isolation. they have to quarantine for 14 days, it would derail their competitions. the south korean official tested positive at the airport. he was fully vaccinated as all ioc officials are. he is now isolating at a separate facility, this as hundreds of athletes continue to pour into tokyo, the ioc announcing the refugee team is on its way after a team official tested positive and they were delayed for days and olympic officials remain determined to continue with tradition in whatever form. the iconic torch relay derailed by surging covid cases restricted to a stage ceremony runners jogging in place. the welcome banquet was controversial and met by a small group of protesters outside calling for cancellation of the olympics. the other issue for the athletes,

before roger federer took to the court, we saw a 17—year—old coco gauff go out of these championshipshe women's draw, is making her way into the quarterfinals. she was the winner here in 2018. she only won one title since that wimbledon, but she is looking good after winning a grass court title in hamburg. also we have seen a fantastic story for the first north african woman to go this far at the championships. she is into the quarterfinals, a terrific win for her. we saw her against garbine muguruza and she has knocked out the french open champion in three sets today, a terrific story for her. in the men's, novak djokovic is making things look easy. the queens winner makes it through to the next stage as well and we have also seen sebastian korda, who knocked out dan evans. he has gone out to the russian in five sets. so that story comes to an end at wimbledon. there is so much that happens. you can stay across manic monday on the bbc sport website and emma raducanu against ajla tomljanovic is the big one for the british hopes on court number one later this evening. from me, british

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coco gauff overcame her nerves to book a place in the last 32 with a straight sets 6—a, 6—3 win overgo, and eventually cruised through winning on a double fault. in the mens' draw, british number two cameron norrie has set up a third—round meeting with 20—times grand slam champion roger federer. norrie recovered from a sluggish start to win 11 straight games on court one against alex bolt of australia, eventually winning 6—3, 6—1, 6—2. only two players on tour have won more matches than norrie this year — leading to the brit being seeded at a slam for the first time. his next round opponent, roger federer, moved through to the third round after the eight—time champion eased past france's richard gasquet in straight sets. norrie will need to be at his absolute best to challenge federer. the 39—year—old withdrew from the french open recently to give himself the best chance of winning another championship at the all england club, as he continues to look for a 21st grand slam singles title. it looks as though he has plenty of respect for norrie, though. he's had a wonderful year, played

. >> so this news comes just a day after tennis star coco gauff tested positive here in the u.s. forcing her to withdraw from the games. in japan, the international olympic committee says there are now 61 cases linked to the tokyo games, and that includes staffers. cnn's selina wang joins us now from tokyo. let's start with kara eaker, how is she doing? >> reporter: it's a huge disappointment for her, after training, preparing for so long, going through all of the covid restrictions, finally gets to japan, a big disappointment. as you heard her father say there, she was fully vaccinated, thankfully not showing any symptoms. take a listen to what else he had to say to our cnn affiliate. >> voshe'll have to go through n days of quarantine before they're going to allow her to travel back to the united states. >> how is she doing spirits wise right now? >> you know, like i said, i know she's disappointed, but at this point she's just -- she says she's kind of bored because she's stuck in her room not being able to do anything. she can't practice or anything like that. so she says she

this is a real disappointment, i'm sure, for coco gauff and the olympics. >> for everyone.r in tokyo. it's heartbreaking for her. she was going to be one of the biggest stars for team usa at the games. the 17-year-old was going to be the youngest olympic tennis player since 2000 but she announced she tested positive and no longer able to compete in tokyo. she tweeted and said it was disappointed and a dream of hers to represent the u.s. at the olympics and hopes there will be more chances. this news comes as three members from the south african soccer team, two players and one official, tested positive after arriving to the olympic village. they said the whole team is under quarantine until cleared to train. >>> u.s. men's basketball team getting a nice win over spain in their last exhibition before heading to tokyo. the u.s. down by nine in the first half. johnson helping to lead the charge back. the usa gets the win 83-70. the u.s. women will head to tokyo on a winning note, as well. they routed nigeria 93-62 for their first win in their preolympic schedule. they lost bac

angelique kerber serving against coco gauff.ber�*s. she is now the only woman in the competition who has won it before. as for the men's singles, the reigning champion was practising his celebration again, novak djokovic and needed one hour and 49 minutes on court today, confidence very high, he says. still strong favourite to lift the trophy again. history here will sometimes repeat itself. that reminds me to tell you that the son of bjorn borg was in action today, he won out on court nine in thejunior singles. today, he won out on court nine in thejuniorsingles. i have today, he won out on court nine in thejunior singles. i have no news to give you about emma raducanu's match com, because there is an absorbing men's singles on the court which is put into the fourth set. on centre com, roger federer is involved in tight first set against lorenzo sanogo. by my reckoning, roger federer had played four wimbledon tournaments even before emma raducanu was born. it really is a generation game! that is a thought! coming back to emma r

now this is happening after 17-year-old tennis star coco gauff pulled out of the olympics yesterday. she tested positive for covid. this month she played at wimbledon and then the french open, but it's unclear if she had been vaccinated or not before traveling to europe or where she tested positive. less than a week until the opening ceremony, the case numbers are rising in tokyo. the opening ceremony is this friday. we'll have live team coverage of the ceremony and games. you can only watch the 2020 tokyo olympics right here on nbc bay area. >>> it looks like at least one indoor mask mandate will be back in place in the bay area starting today due to the rise in the delta variant cases. >> this follows the recent recommendation from several bay area counties to mask up again indoors. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us with the latest developments. good morning, sharon. >> good morning. well you may have seen it as well this past weekend, but when i was out and about i saw more people listening to that recommendation, wearing their masks indoors. in alameda county it will b

. >> and coco gauff, tennis superstar for america, out, christine. tell us about this. >> reporter: yes, brianna. she tested positive, not here. very different story than what we're talking about with gymnastics. coco gauff was going to be one of the fresh faces of the u.s. team and certainly the u.s. tennis team. she announced that on social media that she tested positive. this is before she got on any plane to tokyo. she is not going to be here. she is out of the olympics. and you know, this is something that we will see, i think, more and more, athletes who obviously are tested. the good news here she caught it before she came. that's one of the things the medical people are telling us they would much prefer to find out when athletes are at home or abroad somewhere else before they get to japan. once they get to japan, they have brought the problem here. let's face it, as you mentioned in the open to the segment, brianna, the covid is in the olympic village. that is a fact. it is there. now that it's there as we know from 16 months of watching spo

so first coco gauff who said that she is out because of covid and now kara who traveled to japan before finding that she was positive, what does it do to these concerns regarding the games? >> this is exactly what you don't want to happen. the word that comes to mind is discouraging. particularly with the women's gymnastics team. i mean, simone biles is the superstar of team usa. so this really hits at the heart of what the olympics are supposed to be about which is getting folks together and obviously from a pandemic standpoint, that is a nightmare and i think one of the things that is also concerning about what is going on is that it is my understanding that some of these positive cases are among folks who are vaccinated. deend of has echos of what happened to the new york yankees. even when organizers are taking all precautions possible, this virus is really proving to be the ultimate enemy. and you also -- before every olympics there is often chaos. before rio, zika was the dominant story and then once the games started, people got into the spirit a lot more. but unfortunately, i do

another american, the tennis star, coco gauff is skipping the games altogether after testing positive for covid. in all, we're told at least 61 coronavirus cases so far linked to the games. three athletes testing positive within the olympic village. two from south africa, one from the czech republic. let's go live to tokyo. salena? >> reporter: well, john, care ra is the first u.s. olympic athlete to test positive for covid-19 in japan. her father confirmed she has no symptoms. she is isolating. take a listen to what else he had to say to our cnn affiliate. >> we were talking with her last night. she's had multiple covid tests come back positive. she has no symptoms. she's been vaccinated. and because of the tests coming back positive, they went ahead and isolated her by herself in her hotel room, and she's under quarantine. >> reporter: now, she along with a close contact, another alternate on the team are isolating. i spoke to usa gymnastics who said the alternates as well as the olympic competitors have been training separately, and that the olympic competitors are going to continu

coco gauff, bradley beal, katie lou samuelsson and kara eaker. and yet the games are a go. we are going to have a conversation about whether that's the right move, to keep the games going. joining us from tokyo is our very own raj mathai. raj knows first hand all the precautions being taken to keep everyone safe. also with us is dr. shin hong, our expert from ucsf. good to see you. >> good to see you. you're watching from the united states, and we are here. we got here about a week ago. we're just taking it all in. >> raj, let's talk about these athletes that have tested positive. the athletes have to be super focussed during these games. how are these positives, you know, tests creating stress for them. what's the vibe? or are they just going to say i'm going to keep moving forward? >> no, i think they're really stressed out. we talked about the beach volleyball player, taylor crabb. we spoke to his brother who says he's a little ticked off. they feel fine, but they go through so much testing. they're just waiting. if they have a positive test they're out. they have that b

. >>> also breaking as we come on the air, coco gauff out of the olympics.ing positive for coronavirus. what we're learning. >>> chaos at nationals park in washington. sounds of gunfire during the game sending scores of terrified fans running for safety. some rushing onto the field and into the dugout. the search for suspects tonight three people outside the stadium.

growing number of american athletes have now tested positive for the virus, including austenis star coco gauff who has withdrawn from the games as a result. and cara iker, an alternate on the high profile gymnastics team, according to our affiliate in kansas city. back in the u.s., cases are increasing in all 50 states, the virus once again taking hold with the more contagious delta strain spreading like wildfire across unvaccinated communities. and with that news, today the american academy of pediatrics came down with new guidance for schools this fall, recommending everyone older than 2 wear a mask. and that's regardless of whether or not you're vaccinated. earlier today, the president delivered remarks on the economy, even as the stock market stumbled over concerns of a resurgent pandemic. and he clarified his criticism of facebook, saying the social media giant has a responsibility to stop the spread of covid misinformation on its platform. >> my hope is that facebook, instead of taking it personally that somehow i'm saying facebook is killing people, that they would do something about th

this comes one day after tennis standout, 17-year-old coco gauff, announced on twitter that she, too,traveled to japan yet, but tested positive and is pulling out of the games altogether. she said she was very disappointed on twitter. she said that it has always been her dream to play in the olympics and she wished team usa the best of luck moving forward. we're live in walnut creek, thom jensen, "today in the bay". >>> right now in tokyo our raj mathai like journalists there are under precautionary working quarantine, posting about the journey to get to the games that included a six-hour wait at the airport just before landing. you can follow raj on twitter at raj mathai. >> all this week the "today" show will be broadcasting live from japan ahead of the 2020 olympic games. you can catch savannah guthrie there every day at 7:00 a.m. >>> we know who is running against governor newsom in the recall election and today we'll know the order the names will appear on the ballot. the secretary of state's office will randomly draw each of the 41 candidates' names to determine how they will be

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this woman 17 year-old tennis fien on coco gauff she announced yesterday that she ill not be able to team usa because she just tested positive for coronavirus golf is currently ranked 25th in the world. then usa gymnastics announced today that kara eaker tested positive for covid during training camp in japan. she was an alternate on the team and one of 4 other teammates told the media that she was in fact vaccinated. so a lot of stick. scary stuff going on and hopefully all of these athletes can stay safe. guice. i mean, if he's been vaccinated, then. >> this this delta variant is a getting scared. yeah. absolutely. so food, so few people in japan are vaccinated, that right. that's and just talking about. i just spoke to a doctor a little bit ago who was saying that worldwide, other countries are not in the same. you know, way that we are here in the 10% vaccination rates in many other countries. so with the delta variant being so contagious numbers are just going up and up in other places. so just kind of scary to think about all these people being in the olympic village together.

and that includes five american athletes like volleyball player taylor crabb, tennis star coco gauff,nd nba player bradley beal, all sidelined from the competition. tokyo remains under a state of emergency with nearly 2,000 cases reported yesterday. the highest number since january. first lady jill biden is in tokyo where she met with the wife of japan's prime minister today. she also held a virtual meeting with american athletes. this is her first solo international trip as first lady as she leads the u.s. diplomatic delegation at the olympics. >>> so here in the u.s. the cdc is calling this a pivotal moment in the fight against covid-19. the agency's director, rochelle walensky, described the delta variant as one of the most infectious respiratory viruses seen in her 20-year career. the con stages strain accounts for more than 80 cases across the nation. laura podesta is in new york tracking the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the delta variant has led to a surge in hospitalizations, but also a slight uptick in vaccinations. this as more than 610,000 americans have