one other writer, michael matthews tested positive.tea m ke pt has been taken off the race but his team kept going and we have two other positive tests for staff members and other teams. if you look back to the tour de france we have four positive tests and the tour de france team director tested positive and of the city the tory made it to paris perfectly and successfully and as another round of testing tomorrow andi as another round of testing tomorrow and i think that probably will tell us and i think that probably will tell us where this is heading. if the small number of cases he had so far they have isolated and the virus has not spread within the teams than we are for the beat that to get into it the second and third week of the race. but clearly the risk of it finishing early has increased. 82 of their players tested positive for coronavirus. it is the club's first final in more than half a century and they say two pairs have tested positive. all four are now isolating. they lost exit pretty much against the rovers this afterno

team sunweb‘s michael matthews has also returned a positive test.d kieran tripper for their nations league match against denmark tomorrow night. tripper‘s been given a leave of absence for personal reasons, while chilwell had come back into gareth southgate's squad after being left out due to a breach of coronavirus rules — but he's withdrawn with an injury. southgate has plenty of options — with 28 players available for his 23—man match day squad. this bronze is back in the squad. nigel travis who is giving his backing to project big picture, the plan to reduce the number of teams in the top flight. the plan has been criticised by the premier league, the government and by fans. one man who has had his say on project big picture is arsene wenger. he has a new book out. he has been saying more about the changes needed to protect the game in england. the premier league at some stage will have to help the lower clubs in the lower leagues to help them survive. maybe you need strict control management to get them to financially survive as a lower levels.

stage going into the final stretches but as the perp sprint effort by jamal saw him overtake him michael matthews and the lean to finish to the finish line. is still the overall leader. they had of well left us it says athletes should be allowed to protest during the olympic games seb coe has gone against the policy of the international committee which has banned any form of political protest during the games ko made the comments on a visit to tokyo's national stadium which is due to host the delayed games next year he says it's time for change the rules. i've been very clear that if an athlete wishes to take the knee on i podium then i'm supportive of that and we've worked very closely with our athletes 3 days difficult months we now have a working group within paul that i think that is looking at this as a major issue for us to be able to work through with the athletes and that is important yeah teach your part of the world and they want to reflect the world they live in and that is told me that that is is perfectly acceptable as long as it is done we respect and compete despite other competito

team sunweb's michael matthews has also returned a positive test.rawn with an injury. southgate has plenty of options — with 28 players available for his 23—man matchday squad. the row over reform of english football continues. there's a warning that some football league clubs will "disappear within five to six weeks" unless they get financial support. that's according to nigel travis who's chairman of the league two side leyton orient. he's given his backing to ‘project big picture' — a plan to reduce the number of teams in the top flight, scrap the league cup and give more premier league money to the efl. the plan has been criticised by the premier league, the government, and fans. one man who's also had his say on project big picture is arsene wenger. he's got a new book out, and has been speaking more widely about his 22 year career as the arsenal manager. he told nesta mcgregor that changes need to be made to protect the future of the game in england. the premier league at some stage will have to help the lower clubs in the lower leagues to mak

matthew spalding: there's a sense, and just oppose that, he also talk about the regime. the old regime. michael antonthere's court sorts justification your broker the submittal regime. which has a model of where things seem to be going. in this other old regime. talk about later to afford your net analysis but i want to talk about those two bottles. give california model. but this regiment to talk about the older america. tell us more about how you analyzed that. it and talk about the confusion about the left in the right over that. michael anton: the main thrust of chapters two and three to say that were supposed to be government. not anymore. anyway it is meant to take the conservatives by the lapels and say, i revere the constitution and the bill of rights. and just as much as you do. but, it's time to own up to the fact that the united states is no longer governed by this phrase fundamentally government away. i don't really give lessons about how is supposed to be governed. but i do spend a lot of time in chapter two discussing the tax on the original understanding of how america's post be

as trump deputy campaign manager justin clark, trump campaign general council matthew morgan, trump campaign staffer michael roman, and trump campaign senior adviser robert, paduchik. remember those names and remember those faces. those four gentlemen you see there, these are the people that are trying to make it harder to vote. these are the people trying to blur the lines between legitimate pursuit of a campaign a legal interest in courts and a full-fledged assault on the basic principles of free and fair elections. the plan is to twist the law to cheat trump to a second term. i want to bring in someone who is closely tracking those efforts. ari berman, senior reporter for mother jones and author of "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." ari, i thought that quote in the a.p. article, you know, 28 paragraphs down saying, yeah, hopefully it will be close enough and we can just throw it to the courts as if that's like the actual game plan here. but it seems clearer and clearer that is the actual game plan here. >> yeah, it's pretty amazing, chris. i mean voter suppression is

from faith and 6.ding matthew 5 and it's an anchor for me. michael: we will allow that to today.final word dr. francis collins, thank you so much for joining us. a pleasure. it was thanks for the chance to be on this program and to answer as as i f these questions could. they were great. michael: we are pleased to resent you with our national press club coffee mug. we'll get this to you, along ith our hope that he will join us again in person in the very near future. thank you. dr. collins: i'll look forward that. michael: thank you. good luck. please be safe. we need you, sir. to our producer, to to our liners team, and wonderful national press club team, behind the scenes, here in operations center. we thank our members and guests for your questions and for joining us. well. stay safe. and have a good day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> vice president mike pence is hibbing, minnesota. he's getting ready to speak t

michael pack, will be in the house. now, turning our attention to today and matthew algeo, and the president is a sick man. this is matthew's third book. his second, which traced harry and bess truman's cross-country trip in 1953, got a lot of great press, and in 2009 "the washington post" called it one of the best books of the year. and before that he wrote a book about the war years and football and the steigels, which is a combination of the pittsburgh steelers and the philadelphia eagles, another interesting book. he's got a very eclectic background. not just an author, not just a journalist, but let me tell you some of the things he has done. he has been a hot dog vendor at a traveling circus, he's been a halloween costume salesman, he's been a gas station attendant, a convenience store clerk, and all this is going to put him in good stead because in two months he's moving to mongolia with his wife, so that should be pretty interesting. and very importantly, he is a friend to this museum and a member of it. it's my pleasure to introduce matthew algeo. [applause] >> >> boy, you make it sound much more

matthew mcconnaughhay. you can follow all of our events on magic city books.com. tonight i am thrilled to have a conversation with michael denzil smith in a conversation that seems it was written for the moment we are living in although they are written before they are published in printed but sometimes to what is going on. and this is one of my favorite books and the book that can understand the pandemic debts america's response. in the world we're living in in this very moment thank you for writing the book. that is a mere for us to see who we are what we are doing. 's we held a great pleasure of these conversations i am always so proud to hand that off to another wonderful writer to be in conversation and has an award-winning book will be posting links to sabrina and karina. and it has a list of accomplishments but it's a killer book of stories you will not soon forget. hopefully i'm not spoiling this but i think there's a novel on the way in 2021. if you have questions and we will get to those throughout the conversation if we have the stakes if you would like more copies and for whatever the reason is. and then you

michael. this man's friend said he saw that shark coming on the drone but was too far away to warn him. matthew snapper when he got a little more than he bargained for. >> holy [ bleep ]. holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this morning, the close encounter with a great white caught on camera. >> i just looked next to me and the shark was just gliding past looking straight at me. >> reporter: there wasn't much else matthew smith could do besides yell at that monster shark circling his tiny kayak. he was fishing for snapper off new south wales, australia, a camera attached to his kayak capturing the tense moments. his friend happened to be flying a drone nearby helplessly watching it play out in realtime. this was the split decision that may have saved his life. smith noticing the shark's interest in the anchor attached to the back of the kayak. >> you can have it. >> reporter: he released it into the water and the shark took off. others in australia not so lucky. seven people have died from shark attacks so far this year. phil mummert escaping death in western australia this summer after a 16-foot sha