had the citizenry of australia on his side i believe that's when he took action and they held novack djokovica hotel but it's more like a detention center. >> yeah, and i think another layer djokovic claims he tested positive on december 16th. that's after the december 10th deadline. he appeared at a public event honoring him in his home country i think the next day. what i'm trying to figure outright now is what's his status right now and from a public health perspective how should he be viewing this moment? >> well, his status, phil, i would say a precarious at best. and here's why. because as you said according to the released documents is this 35-page appeal put forth by his lawyers, the appeal is going to happen sunday night our time, monday morning in australia. in that djokovic claims to have tested positive for covid december 16th. now, in order to apply for the visa you would have had to do that according to the materials sent out by tennis australia to the players by december 10th. so there's a couple possibilities here, phil. one, that his covid test is not correct. okay, that is f

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. >>> and novack djokovic at risk of deportation in australia. new it tails over his covid status escalates the controversy. >>> plus the president of kazakhstan calling on help from russia as he tries to tighten his grip on power in the wake of deadly protests. we'll have a live report from the region. >> announcer: live from cnn center this is "cnn newsroom" with lynda kinkade. >> and we begin with the covid pandemic. it's a picture ever more complicated. in europe the u.k. has joined only a handful of countries reporting 150,000 total deaths from the pandemic. in italy a mandate for everyone over the age of 50 to be vaccinated appears to have yielded some good results. since announcing the requirement italy has seen a three fold increase in vaxines administered to people in that age group. meanwhile across the atlantic hospitals are scrambling to deal with waves of people infected with the highly contagious omicron variant. and it's disrupting the delivery of routine health care in places like new york. cnn's paolo sandoval reports. >> reporte

that means novack djokovic has lost. his visa cancellation stands. what that means. his appeal to this court today although you heard the judge say technically it's not an appeal, what they call judicial review. what he wants is the minister decision to cancel his vote visa to be overturned, the court has ruled that will not happen. as you heard the judge explaining there this is not about the merits of the decision in the first place. this is just considering the nature of that decision in line with australian law on the grounds that were argued by djokovic's lawyers. the three judges hearing this court were not convinced by those arguments. it was a unanimous decision. novack djokovic does not -- still does not have a visa to remain lawfully in australia. that means he'll remain in mandatory detention. that means he'll be removed from the country at a time to be determined by australian authorities, the border force and so forth. so the clear headline there is novack djokovic remains in dete detention and will not be participating in the australian

the next tennis tournament novack djokovic could be barred from under covid rules. this is the "cbs morning news". novack djokovic could be barred from because of covid rules. >>> the family of an illinois man killed last month when a tornado tore through an amazon warehouse has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company. six people were killed, including 26-year-old austin mccune. his parents claim amazon knew severe weather was imminent but did not evacuate employees. amazon says its local team did the right thing as soon as weather warnings were issued. >>> tennis star, novack djokovic could face trouble in another major tournament and parts of the east are recovering from a winter storm. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the associated press reports on the huge winter storm that brought heavy snow and powerful winds to the northeast. the storm first pummelled the southeast before dumping more than a foot of snow on parts of new york state, ohio, and pennsylvania sunday night roads were covered in snow and ice and hundreds of a

we know novack djokovic is famed really on thriving on adversity.ritics wrong, but there's no way he could have possibly ever prepared for this kind of scenario and all he's been through, two sessions, two stays in immigration detention and still fighting this, still not knowing, michael, 127 others players as well in the draw remember that. they just want to focus on the tennis. that was made very clear, wasn't it, during saturday's media day. and i think, you know, i want to turn to the words of the v venezuelan born spanish player who said it best and said this could have all been avoided had he simply got vaccinated. raffia nudal speaking a lot of sense when he came out and said no one player is bigger than the australian open whether it be him, roger federer, any of the greats from yesteryear. those kind of words, michael, say it all. they just want to get playing, but novack djokovic, even if he does get to play as ben was just saying and that is far from certain right now. by the way, to that point we do know he's playing his fellow serbian a

we now know that the border force is looking into the possibility that novack djokovic provided false information on his. the morning he was interviewed, it was established he provided the information. it could possibly be the issue of where he's been in the 14 days prior to arriving in australia. because we've seen his travel declaration form. we know in answering that question, he said he had not travelled anywhere prior to arriving in australia in the previous 14 days. however social media shows he's been in spain and serbia during that period. so how significant is this? we can't be sure just yet. what it does do is give an insight into the sort of investigations that are clearly continuing while the immigration minister continues to consider whether or not to use his individual powers to once again cancel novack djokovic's visa. he's been considering it for 24 hours. it suggests they're taking their time, being thorough. having lost the case in court because of procedural mistakes they do not want to make the mistakes again. if any further action is taken they want it to be airti

here we are with no serena williams, roger federer, you have rafa nadal in the draw but novack djokovic was clearly the biggest headline act until this saga drew up. he's drawn against a fellow serb, who's 22 years old, and one of the generation that idolizes djokovic. he's a hero and a role model for what he achieved in the sport. so it's not someone who's going to get in djokovic's face, certainly someone who's not going to upset him in the first wro round, they played once before, and djokovic won easily in straight set. the draw has been kind to him. so we know that djokovic, isa, is very strong mentally, despite all this fuss, i expect if he does go through to start the tournament on monday to play very well on the court, despite what is raging around him off the court. >> be fighting it off. let me go back to ben if i could. this has been dragging on for some time, give us a sense of the mood and what kind of reception djokovic could receive once it does kickoff? >> a really heated atmosphere for sure and a lot of australians pretty strongly against djokovic, having not a lot of p

is any further appeal would be slow, time consuming and crucially beyond the start time for novack djokovic's it becomes a moot point i think. what it means if djokovic doesn't get the decision he wants and doesn't get it quickly than his motivation for staying in the country essentially goes away. >> makes sense. phil black, thank you so much for the reporting. >>> up next, millions of americans tonight in the path of a severe winter storm. the latest forecast right after this. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. his girlfriend just caught the bouquet, so he's checking in on that ring fund. that photographer? he's looking for something a little more zen, so he's thinking, “i'll open a yoga studio.” and as for the father of the bride? he's checking to see if he's on track to do this all over again... and again. bank of america's digital tools are so impressive, you just can't stop banking. at carvana, we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are the big things. which is why w

latest landing him in court served by australia's immigration minister alex hawke, canceling novack djokovic'svisa a second time, citing health and it was in the best public interest to do so. djokovic's lawyer claimed the minister's reasoning is very different from everything argued in this case so far. the underlying new rational is mr. djokovic being in australia in melbourne in particular will excite anti-vax sentiment. that's the point, a radically different approach. the matter will likely be heard by a court in detail on sunday. keeping alive djokovic's hopes of a quick legal win which would allow him to play in monday's opening round of the australian open. but now player has ever prepared for a grand slam title like this. once again the world's number one tennis player must spend the weekend detained by australia's border force. >> cancellation means mandatory detention. >> reporter: he's a former senior official in australia's immigration department. he said politically the australian government had no choice but to try again. but it's a high stakes move. >> because there is the poss

. >>> finally tennis star novack djokovic is staying put in australia at least for now with the border force canceling his visa, he's in an immigration detention hotel on monday awaiting a ruling whether or not he can stay in the country he had an exemption from australia's strict covid regulations he said. the open starts a week from monday, january 17th, brian. >> less staying put, corey and i'm trapped in a quarantine hotel i don't want to be in. we'll see what happens with djokovic. >> we're all eagerly awaiting. >> yes they don't mess around in australia, still cases are spiking. >>> a lot more to do on this friday forget return of the yjedi how about return of the redit crowd favorites. these numbers jon is going to throw at you are going to blow your mind. if you haven't already, follow our podcast. available anywhere podcasts are available. futures are mixed, sghlitly lower, and we are back right after this ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vangu

a big change there an epic ten day standoff between novack djokovic and australia reached a conclusionekend. the world number one left melbourne earlier this morning after being deported following a court decision to uphold his visa cancellation. let's get a check on european markets just about two hours into the trading session, the first of the week, we have a few key corporate stories in focus that are driving gsk, unilever and credit suisse. but more pbroadly we have european equities pushing higher in trades. about .6, .7% for the ftse 100 the cac 40 the dax up from a sector perspective, this is what the picture looks like the majority of sectors are trading higher, media up 1.6%, technology up 1% you have health care outperforming on the news that gsk rejected the third and latest offer from unilever, 50 billion pounds for the consumer health unit which it owns with pfizer a lot of investors asking the question now will we see a sweetened offer from unilever could we see any other bidders enter the fray or will gsk go ahead with the spinoff planned for the middle of this year. wh

. >>> novack djokovic's chance at repeating as australian open champion may have hit the net. one day after announcing he has a medical exception from the strict vaccination guidelines, the country rejected his visa saying they did not accept his exemption. in a tweet the prime minister said rules are rules are no one is above the country's covid rules. >>> the 64th annual grammy award show has been postponed amid the surge in omicron cases this is the second time the show has been rescheduled because of the pandemic. >>> it is a lucky day for a pair of lottery players, power ball confirming two winning tickets one in california and one in wisconsin, this is the 7th largest jackpot worth $632 million, not a bad payday. >> not a bad way to end your day or start your morning. >> now you know where to look if you're in those states. >> exactly, wisconsin and california, congrats to them appreciate it. >>> on deck. breaking down the fed fray cuss. lori calvasina is here with what you need to know about why the federal reserve surprised the market and also why one group of stocks m

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australian officials set to detain novack djokovic again in a matter of hours after his visa was canceled for a second time the country's prime minister says the move was made under careful consideration. but djokovic lawyers had a different take they're calling it an irrational decision now they plan to appeal. according to reuters, his lawyers say the australian immigration minister canceled the djokovic visa because he feared australians might turn anti-vax yesterday was the last time we saw djokovic he hit the practice court preparing for the opening round of the australian open the australian border officials initially canceled the djokovic visa last week after his vaccination exemption was questioned the difference this time around, djokovic admits or did so on wednesday that there was an error on his travel documents, or that's what he says turns out he failed to declare he was in serbia and spain two weeks before flying to australia. today, a judge ordered the australian government not to deport djokovic while haze lawyers appealed the new visa ban. if that ban is upheld djokovic

hundred, eight million ♪ >>> in just moments we're expecting a decision on whether tennis star novack djokovicopen. a government minister is considering canceling his visa, saying having covid is not proper exemption from vaccination. it also comes amid controversy he admitted he didn't immediately isolate after his positive covid test last december. ben, could you lay out some of the timeline as we know it now, namely what was djokovic doing on december 16th when he says he tested positive and in the days that followed? >> for sure, anderson. on december 16th that was the day according to his mission in his court filings to appeal this ruling he got a pcr test showing that he was positive for the coronavirus. he was administered the test and got the result back seven hours later. djokovic says he didn't know about the result until a day later, only after he appeared at an event giving trophies to a bunch of children but he says he did know about it when he decided to conduct a photo shoot with a french newspaper. he's saying he willingly, knowingly went to an engagement while knowing he was p

. >>> and novack djokovic at risk of deportation in australia.

story that we are closely following, i know a lot of folks at home are, too, is tennis superstar novack djokovicmission to play in the australian open and had a vaccine exemption permission but australian immigration officials say he does not meet the criteria for the exemption and now the court will decide. it's a crazy story. a live report coming up. >> john: plus president biden's plan to make the meat market more competitive and drive down prices. more regulation of the meat industry helpful or harmful? we'll discuss. >> what's alarming to me is that you saw joe biden attack capitalism. you saw him attack free market. he's attacking america. kinder bueno. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. it's kinder bueno! smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer, creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000

novack djokovic in his bid to defend his australian open title months ago he made it known that he didn'ted. he's been an outspoken critic of vaccine mandates he entered melbourne yesterday with an exemption but it appears that the exemption buzzwas gran by tennis and not the government so for now he's appealing the decision and will stay in a guarded hotel until monday australia's prime minister said it wasn't appropriate to discuss the player's medical history but said it clear they made it clear to event organizers that a recovery from covid would not exempt players from vaccine requirements >> i don't know if you saw bill tweeting about this minutes ago. >> yep >> what did he say >> he has a lot of -- bill is a big tennis fan. >> yes. >> i'll see if we can get the tweet up there on the screen but -- >> essentially saying there's other players who have been granted medical exemptions and because he's the top guy -- >> i'll read it. how is it that djokovic is held in detention after being granted an exemption to play when a, quote, handful of other players were granted the same exemptio

novack. it's not been good. >> reporter: djokovic is unvaccinated and supports personal choice. >> so whether someone wants to get a vaccine or not, that's completely up to them. >> reporter: his decision dividing world opinion. his supporters elated this week when he was allowed to stay. the others not, the hashtag djokovic out trending this week on twitter. and australians pressuring their government not to grant special treatment. at stake a chance to win the grand slam record and take his place as the greatest player in men's tennis history. a prize that may now be slipping away. this morning, the australian prime minister saying the decision to revoke his visa took careful consideration and protects sacrifices australians have made. but if djokovic loses his case, he could be banned from australia for three years. the player used to winning on court now facing the battle of his career in court. >> kier simmons for us. thank you. >>> it is time to get a forecast from mr. roker. >> we got you covered. let's see what we got for today. we're looking at partly cloudy excuse in seattle, 51. sa