you wouldn't bet against them. ., ~ nadal. you wouldn't bet against them. . ,, i. nadal.ternational batting performances this season have been rewarded with him moving to the top of the international test rankings for the first time in six years. the england captain has enjoyed a stunning series so faragainst india, during which he's scored centuries in all three tests and is the series' top run—scorer, with 507 runs. he began the year ninth in the charts, but nowjumps above new zealand's kane williamson to become the number—one test batsman. the series is level at 1—1, with the fourth test starting tomorrow at the oval. moeen ali will be root�*s vice captain for the first time. it's an absolute honour. if you are a captain or vice captain of your country, then it's a massive honour, and to be a part of the team, to come into the series later on... obviously due to ben stokes just not being here, for me it shows what the guys think of me. england's women's cricketers are in action right now in the first of three t20's against new zealand. the game has only been going half

we likes of rafael nadal, she might be that aood. ~ , , ., , . ., that good.at good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, _ that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking _ that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking her- that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking her head, l belinda bencic, shaking her head, not quite sure what is happened. emma -- i'm —— i'm sure we will have more as the coverage continues. quarterfinals a little bit later, but emma raducanu through to the semifinals. alexander zerev taking on south africa's lloyd harris is on court after radacanu and bencic. and there's live text commentary on the bbc sport website too for the evening. karolina pliskova versus maria sakkari and novak djokovic up against matteo berrettini are in the late session. what a moment for emma raducanu. david, thank you so much. we're going to look ahead to the world cup qualifiers in a moment, but scotland revived their hopes of making it to qatar last night after a momentous win in austria. the only goal of the

an epic clash with rafael nadal. the calendar slam. what does that mean?rnaments in the same year. that is the australian, the french, wimbledon, and the united states open. last man, michael, i know you know the answer to this. last man to win the calendar year slam. the legendary in which year? >> '69. >> 1969. you got it. winning number 21, though, that would see him surpass two of the maestros of the modern game, mainly, roger federer and rafael nadal. that was unthinkable, a few years ago, wasn't it? djokovic taking inspiration from the iconic basketball great, kobe bryant. >> it's his famous interview where he said what's it -- what it is -- why should i be happy right now? job is not done. so, you know, he's been someone that was, you know, as -- as probably millions of athletes and people around the world have been looking up to him and admiring him and so that's kind of an attitude i have. job is not done. um, excitement is there. motivation is there, without a doubt. probably, more than ever. but -- um -- i have one more to go. >> michael, you ca

grand slam title to get to a record twenty—one major titles — one more than roger federer and rafa nadalans and novak, because we all know what he was going for it today, and ijust want to say that, i mean, as he said, to accomplish this this year, i neversaid said, to accomplish this this year, i never said this to anybody, but i will say right now, for me, you are the greatest tennis player in history. praise indeed there. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller watched the match in flushing meadows. i thought this was likely to be perhaps novak djokovic's toughest task of all that 28 grand slam singles matches he's played this year because he was very aware of the history he was chasing, he was also very tired, notjust after so many matches throughout the year, because he had of a lot of matches here in new york. the well was dry for him in new york this evening, and his opponent was the worst one it could possibly be because danniil medvedev had been threatening to win a grand slam for a while now. he is particularly impressive on the hard court. he is the world number two. he was se

-- nadal. tom: was that a bit of tennis talk? jonathan: features of 21 on the s&p. five days of losses on the s&p. it is five days of losses. we take a bite out of that this morning, up half of 1%. it is a small break on the euro-dollar. 2/10 of 1%. lisa: i want to pick up on the idea that crude prices are the highest they have been since early august. are we at a time where some of the demand is increasing or decreasing because of the delta variant? or should we look at the fact that stock prices have been falling. i think it will be particularly interesting to see what their prediction is going forward, especially as the u.s. sees ongoing disruptions from hurricane ida, more than half of supplies from the region still off-line. crude inventories in united states are the lowest since 2019. some of the odd dynamics create a very complex picture. it is the first day of public school in new york city. to me, the shift in tone is highlighted by the fact that we are facing a new type of reopening.

he's never had the drama of rafael nadal but he wanted to beloved.ed about relief afterwards. he said he was relieved that this journey was over. and if he had to go back and do a summer all over again, i don't think he's go to the olympics and play in tokyo. because i think he was already started to be fried as well as he played at the open by the time he got to the big city. >> yeah. it is exhausted. >> it takes a toll. >> going to japan took a toll. let's bring in jonathan lemire. djokovic, like you and me, we want to be loved. it is never going to happen. but we could keep trying. you were at semifinals. did he look exhausted there. >> i was think on friday night and i do want to follow up with what mike just said, that the crowd was seemingly, 50/50 at best for djokovic. he never has rallied the fans in new york at the open behind him. he sort of comes off as the villain at times and federer is the beloved graceful champion in his waning days and nadal has all of the energy and excite and won at flushing a few times as well. and there wasn't a l

like the rest of his generation unable to overthrow the three kings of djokovic rafael nadal and rogers he struck a blow for tennessee's young turks. ., . , . , ~ turks. for a few years i think we were starting — turks. for a few years i think we were starting to _ turks. for a few years i think we were starting to get _ turks. for a few years i think we were starting to get closer to . turks. for a few years i think we | were starting to get closer to the big three they start getting older also, that's normal. really happy that i give more confidence to these guys by doing this in the final of a slam. because nobody did it before. and i think it can be won more turning point. and i think it can be won more turning point-— and i think it can be won more turning point. daniel medvedev dedicated his _ turning point. daniel medvedev dedicated his greatest - turning point. daniel medvedev dedicated his greatest victory i turning point. daniel medvedev| dedicated his greatest victory to his wife. it came on the third wedding anniversary, september the 12th, a significant date perhaps not ju

a record twenty—one major titles for the serb for the serb — one more than roger federer and rafa nadalmonday, most of the rain will be across western parts as we go through monday night into tuesday. that rain will become more widespread and some of it on tuesday will be quite heavy. you can see by the position of the weather systems why it is mostly across western areas that will see some rain. but of cloud to begin with and wells in western england in the eastern side of northern ireland and scotland with some rain. actually in northeast scotland and clear skies of the few misting plot patches to begin with northeast scotland with the hard lion's share of the sunshine if you pray to breaks across east anglia. and in northern ireland, southern and western scotland cloudy and there will be some patchy outbreaks of rain around. the further east you are, it will be dry but quite a bit of cloud to be had. by his dentures with the sunday spells towards east anglia in southeast england does getting up to around 20 degrees but for many, it is mid to high teens. that something things are shap

grand slam title to get to a record twenty—one major titles — one more than roger federer and rafa nadalssing. did you expect this? i witnessing. did you expect this? ., , ., , witnessing. did you expect this? ., , ~ , this? i thought this was likely to be his toughest _ this? i thought this was likely to be his toughest task - this? i thought this was likely to be his toughest task of - this? i thought this was likely to be his toughest task of all| to be his toughest task of all in the single match is that he is played because he was aware of the history he was chasing and very tired, not to suggest some new matches, but of other matches here and the well was dry for him this evening and his opponent was the worst when it could possibly be because he's been threatening to win the grand slam for a while now and he is particularly impressive to see the route number two. you are serving magnificently and ultimately a straight set victory means that he joins and recently it's been a very select band of champions with roger federer and rafael who remains tight on grand slams winning the maj

from surpassing roger federer and roughly on the doll's record and rafael the doll -- and rafael nadal's 20 major championship. it was reported that channel for paid a seven-figure sum to amazon prime so they could also broadcast the final. for amazon, this was a fantastic deal, bringing extra publicity to the amazon platform, allowing them to reach wider audience. in the u.k., amazon prime is accessed in less households than their main competitor, netflix. she you can see from my chart that the revenue of subscription service has been increasing quarter on quarter, culminating at $8 billion in the second quarter of this year. but ultimately, it is about earning more people want to the amazon prime platform, and live sports coverage is one way to do that going forward. alix: laura, great set up. we want to bring now in bloomberg's many quinn, who is standing by bloomberg's vonnie quinn, who is standing by with -- bloomberg's vonnie quinn, who is standing by with u.s. open men's winner, denny medvedev. vonnie: daniil, graduations. what does it feel like? daniil: thank clets. first of all,

it also move him ahead of roger federer and rafa nadal but he was pretty diplomatic when asked to compares the best. >> it's difficult to say who is better because the three of us are also different. we have different styles, different trajectories or journeys to where we are at this moment, and we all had tremendous success. some more on some service, others on the other surface. we do complement each other and i think the rivalry between the big three, so to say, is phenomenal for our sport. >> he is seen by many as the biggest threat to djokovic before the open >> -- open. daniil medvedev is closer after a straight set win in the third round. the russian who was runner-up in russian meadows -- flushing meadows has yet to drop a set in this tournament. simona halep reached the fourth round in five years. they eventually took 13-11 on the tiebreak. coming through after 2.5 hours on court. last year's runner-up victoria azarenka is out, out against garbine muguruza. both are former will number one's and to time grand slam champions the spaniard reached the round of 16 for only the second

helping to raise money for his 2019 to rafael nadal. it was a magnificent display from the russian. not jut the men's record grand slam crown but also the chance as you just that, to become the first to complete the calendar win slam of all four majors. the elated russian revealing sunday was a very special day for other reasons as well. >> it is very special for me and my wife today. and you know, during the tournament, i couldn't think of a present or anything. when i went to the final, okay, if i lose, i need to find a present fast. when i won, when i won, the only thing i thought, if i lose, i have no time to find a present so i have to win this match. i love you. thanks a lot. >> meantime, congrats to medvedev. but i have to say, the emotions of novak. there was. so throughout the whole two weeks and these images tell our very powerful story. you can see the weight of history and how it may have impacted on him. the 34-year-old fighting back the tears coming off that five-set victory over alexander zverev. lacking his usual zest and energy at times. he really does have so much

was going to win and beat djokovic in the first round which would have been a huge upset given that nadalerer are not playing. djokovic pulled through. >> we would have remembered that teenager's name now, too, would have been more of a household name. >> frances, great to see you thank you. >> sure thing. >>> straight ahead, we're going to talk bourbon. bourbon, scotch, beer. cathie wood has a new etf. we'll be back with those details. >>> good morning welcome to september futures pointing to a higher only which is historically the worst month for stocks hurricane ida, the area under a flash flood watch and threats of tornadoes as the storm has more. >>> what's in search finding what investors are asking for cryptocurrencies. this could talk about where currencies are heading wednesday, september 1st, 2021, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning welcome back i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan we are up pretty size bring here in extended trade. the dow jones industrial indicating a higher opening by 141 points nasdaq up about 22 points and s&p up 15 points for th

djokovic remains tied with roger federer and rafael nadal with 20 career majors. >>> on saturday, britain'sn straight sets against leylah fernandez in the all teams whims final. >>> there was a testy finale at citi field. benches cleared at the top of the inning as carlos stanton and lindor exchanged words on the base pass following stanton's game-time home run. after a nearly four-minute delay, players returneded to the dugouts without incident. but lindor would settle score in the next frame. >> did he get another one? gallow's on his way back. he got it. lindor again. >> you love to see it. lindor's third home run of the night breaks the tie and the mets hang on to beat the slumping yankees, 7-6. >>> meanwhile the baltimores slugged a home run. it's part of the toronto's 22-7 win that completed a three-game series in which they scored a whopping 44 runs against the orioles. the blue jays are now tied with the red sox for the top a.l. wild card spot. the yankees is it a full game behind. out of the playoffs. >> time for weather where the gulf coast is bracing for a heavy rain. let's go to

if hi goes on to win it all, he'll pass roger federer and rafael nadal with 21 titles. >>> tomorrow,s of 2020 will be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. most notable among the four players, derek jeter. i'll keep my thoughts to myself about the yankees shortstop, but he s allegedly, a 14-time all-star and five time gold glove winner. he won rookie of the year in 1996 and mvp in 2000. he finished his career with 4,000 hits. but he's best known by yankee fans for clutch performances in big games, most note pli his home run that earned him the nickname mr. november. he was also part of the 2004 yankee team that blew a lead to the boston red sox. i won't be watching this tomorrow, but for those who may, he'll be joined by larry walker, ted simmons, and the late baseball union leader marvin miller. >>> with less than a month left, the tampa bay rays are showing why they sit atop the a.l. east and my red sox do not. nelson cruz comes up to bat with the bases loaded and center fielder appeared to lose the ball in the sun. you see it there. it hurts. cruz cruises to third and the ball

people may recall losing a thriller to raffa nadal.in the very same year. last man to do that in 1969. both of whom have 20, and this is something i've picked up on friday night djokovic saying he's treating today's final as the last match of his career. that's kind of ominous i think if you're medvedev. >> and you've left one thing out. australian. you said he's still watching in the front row, 80-something years old. >> yes, inspiring. >> wonderful. good to see you, patrick snell. all right, we're going to take a quick break. when we come back cnn revisits a town in missouri's ozarks where covid cases are spiking but many residents say they still won't get the vaccine. we'll be right back. >> why do you not want the vaccine? >> i don't like people trying to push a shot on me or something else. (vo) when it comes to safety, who has more 2021 i-i-h-s top safety pick plus winning vehicles, the highest level of safety you can earn? subaru. when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road after

who was so close to making history and capturing that 21st major title and separating himself from nadal and federer. >> coy wire, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "new day" we'll speak with medvedev about his big win. "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day. new evidence that shows vaccine mandates are working as more americans support them at work and school. >>> george w. bush exasperated with the vision in the united states. he likens january 6th rioters to the 9/11 terrorists. >>> plus, donald trump once again finding himself outside the exclusive president's club. >>> and justice amy coney barrett defending the supreme court saying they aren't a burj of partisan hacks this has justice stephen briar issues a warning to democrats. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, it's monday, september 13th. a growing number of americans support vaccine mandates at work and in schools. this is according to a new poll just out from cnn. more than half of americans, 54%, now say they support requiring

all right, no, raphael nadal and no roger federer.d of course, no doubt who you're going to see in the men's u. s open final, right? those guys not around you got your joker and that was inevitable, but with the unenviable task of trying to upend them, alexander, zero of germany, and the joker did not disappoint his supporters. they've split the first two sets. third set here, the joker up 54 slams a lazy return. he's all pumped up and why not? but he dropped, the force said. and here's the match point in the fifth. their f will go into the net to end his chances and the five set winner djokovic one win away now for a record 21st grand slam victory. and of course, the calendar year grand slam he'll take on daniel medvedev in the men's final on sunday and the, uh. finalist and joker is, uh, obviously the favorite we've got friday night at the videos. you want to see the ultimate out at harding park today and just all out trust here's an example. check this out. are you ready? oh that is phil mickelson giving you his famous flop shot wi

. >> reporter: at last year's australian open, ralph nadal accidentally hit ball person anita birchall grand slam tennis. what do you look for in a ball person? >> i want the ball people to be attentive, hae great attitude. >> reporter: alas this year -- >> he barely broke a sweat. >> reporter: -- my best wasn't good enough. i'm ready to be put into assisted living after that. >> you, nonetheless, are without a doubt the member of the worst generation, period, ever, period. when you ask what makes us the greatest country in the world, i don't know what the (bleep) you're talking about. >> pauley: as an actor, jeff daniels has made living as an actor playing people who speak their minds. as tracy smith discovers. >> reporter: something keeps you here. >> it is the humidity. that's what keeps bringing me back. i'm not comfortable unless i feel like i'm in a sauna. [laughter] >> reporter: at his home in chelsea, michigan, jeff daniels is right where he wants to be. it is also where the 66-year-old actor thought he always would be. >> i never had any faith whatsoever that the acting career

person to own all four grand slam titles in the same calendar year, djokovic still tied with rafael nadalt 20 for most career grand slams by a male players. so no history today for djokovic, but every reason to think it will come in a very short time in the future. joe. thank you. next at 11 now, big old black claims going over there right there, too. i mean, we try to put it out the best we could, but we don't have the resources to do that fires displaced people struggling to get by at a homeless encampment in san jose. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. the fires broke out this afternoon near the san jose airport, while seven people were displaced. the city of. san jose wants to see the entire encampment cleared out soon. ktvu sm. agus joins us now she's live in san jose with the details, emma, it was one fire after another sunday afternoon in san jose. around noon flames burned through a vehicle and personal possessions and a homeless encampment near the san jose airport by two p.m. a second fire at a

neither is nadal or serena, but it would appear he is potentially in position to score here with potentialuper, super comfortable i don't actually own a pair. everybody i do know, tennis players or not that own them, on brands, huge, huge fans, a huge following and speaks to the fact allbirds poised to go public and suspected to be a strong end to the ipo pipeline for 2021. renaissance capital out way note a couple days ago talking about the fact 2021 could reach an all-time high. most since 2000, ipos. add this to the list, if you will. >> well-known companies, suppose to the hit by year's end talk often about spacs issuance slowed dramatically but enormous through the course of the year. >> and some of those companies, redwire. another space name on the opening bell going public through those deals as well. >>> that does it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now. >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "techcheck. i'm joe kernen with jon fortt and julia boorstin coming up on the show today, storytime. coinbase calls the s.e.c. sketchy receiving a wells notice over their le

but will that make up for not having fedder or nadal or serena in it? will it be a great u.s. all together, we're back, full capacity? and i think -- i'm really excited about tp do you think, is it good >> 2020, joe, the usta, gross around 350 to $400 million every year on this event to fund their programs maybe they made 5 cents on the dollar last year obviously it's crucial for them to be able to recoup a lot of the funds any lost last year they won't make what they normally do. believe it or not, the usta told us on sunday they goat 20% of their live gate that comes from overseas that's obviously not coming. they have a little less ground passes this year but what i've seen is a vibrant crowd. we've seen great matches and there is still very good crowds i see people walking in and out of the gates with bagfuls of stuff. great enthusiasm and passion at the tournament so far. and hopefully it will continue with great matches i do think the fans, joe, have added to making the matches closer they've lifted players we've had, you know, 4-7 sets in the fifth. a little controversy

griff: and in a bizarre development, nadal hasan the radical islamic terrorist who murdered 13 peoplefort hood in 2009 wrote a letter from death row congratulating the taliban on their takeover. his attorney saying in a statement, quote: hasan is pleased to see that the biden administration is now seemingly willing to engage with the taliban as de facto government in afghanistan. now, the president is speaking this afternoon at the white house about covid-19. we will see if he takes any questions or has anything to say about the latest in afghanistan. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: griff, we know it's not going to be his decision. we will see what his people want him to do robotically. real quick question. i don't know the answer to this or if you do. we note masri shareef planes are still ground and we know that americans are on board but the state department doesn't feel safe with a plane that they haven't walked through unlike the karzai airport evacuation where we saw hundreds of people sitting on a cargo jet, i'm sure, haven't even been patted down. having said that are any people

djokovic can beat medvedev it is 21 grand slams titles, taking him ahead of roger federer and rafael nadaley have been stuck in nairobi for a year and a half. this is probably the most action i have ever seen happening per square metre in my entire life. it's incredible. in years gone by, the performers here, from tumblers to contortionist, have travelled across the planet showing off their incredible skills. in 2020 though, thanks to the pandemic, they only have one booking. this year, they've got nothing, no money coming in whatsoever. the first time we had the booking of the school, people were confused, not knowing when they would come back. the senior acrobats have their own businesses but the young ones, the young generation, the ones that are starting, they have to keep on training but not knowing when. that must be frustrating. everything is just shut. i bet that is a loss of income for the academy? it is bad for the academy and for the individuals because they depend on this. everybody, the seniors, their families depend on acrobatics, and when they tell us not to come together fo