he should look carefully at a man named david novak. yes, that david novak.er, novak's consulting business for prison-bound executives? guess what? >> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> tax fraud. ken's wealthy wife, dee, was david novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew david novak. something about that consultant and wanna-be movie producer made them suspicious so detectives tro drove to the left where they spoke with novak. >> he was softspoken. >> and a bright man. >> yes. >> and then, as detective cariger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone. the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting. the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family said they didn't recognize him. but would novak? cariger showed him the photo. we asked, who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but, fair warning, as you'll see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft migh

. >> a hotel wheeler dealer ben novak built it and they came.teven gaines wrote about it in his book "fool's paradise". >> it became a destination for the major stars who were performing at the fountain blue and lots of movies were shot there as well. >> novak was the king. he found a queen in a former coca-cola model named bernice with her beauty and effortless charm, bernice turned out to be the perfect host es to greet the celebrities, gangsteres and just plain guests who made the fountain blue the scene of the day. king ben and queen bernice lived in a penthouse suite. then along came their prince, ben novak jr. >> he was a spoiled kid. he was a brat. >> ben jr., don't call him benji would be trotted out to shake hands of the likes of the jfk then back up to the hotel elevator. >> the kids who came to the birthday party, were complete strangers to him. just kids who were passing through the hotel. >> the friendless, lonely boy lost himself in the fantasy world of batman. the superhero became an obsession. even as an adult, ben jr. was still

government awarded novak's $1600000000.00 to help produce a vaccine. as south africa strict code 19 locked on batters africa's most developed economy and the country's informal sector is driven to find new ways to survive and so way to one of south africa's biggest informal settlements a digital boom is underway. lunchtime in a cell where so usually macone is kitchen would be packed with hungry customers. but covert 19 has his her business hard. call on what you call the day of business the us so i wrote to affected our business because we had fewer customers visiting us so we started doing mobile phone deliveries to get more business. in march the shark restaurant partnered with white fox a mobile app that offers food deliveries in town ships something almost unheard of in south africa. the platform alleges businesses to reconnect with people who are still confined to their homes due to south africa's strict lockdown. there's a customer you basically can order whatever your local food is and we basically as white folks take you from the store to your

relatedly you mentioned evan and novak. many of us are old enough to remember those amazing columns and we waited for what they were going to say next. but what you think about the role of leaking and leaders in the public policy process. do they do something that's important for outcomes? or are they just a nuisance and do they corrupt and corrode and destroy the democratic process. those are two big areas i'd like to have aconversation about . >> thank you for your scholarship which i'veenjoyed over the years . you correctly note i have three letters in the book that presidents have in their purview. one is ideological comity, if you have a team that gets along ideologically you're going to see less fighting because we agree in an ideological way. number two is process, if you have a process whereby people get their voices heard even if they don't win at the end of the day they had a fair process there are more likely to lock arms at the end of the discussion and say the president decided i had my chance and we're going t

infected inside thank you very much from san quentin state prison in france and san francisco kathy novak of reporting to us that on a protest. right well there's much more still ahead on this news hour from london government claims russian musson refight is being floated to libya to support the warlords. adding the personal story to the historical artifacts we look at why museums are hiring refugees this tour guides. and then a bit later before makes a big call with the bodies president on the criminal investigation will bring you those details with sana. at least 5 people have been killed and 24 others injured in an attack on a prison in the east of afghanistan officials say there was several explosions including a suicide car bomb outside the prison in the city of jalalabad afghan security forces were locked in a gun battle with the attackers who are yet to be identified several prisoners managed to escape during the fighting i still have said that it was behind the attack but also brings us more from kabul. at least it explosions of taken place since the fighting started the afghan sp

no country no economy no currency no jobs no electricity and no many other things besides no victor novak or so the population of lebanon is fed up with the system it's completely rebelling against and wants all of these people out including nostra learn how to eat in our own everybody so the relationship between heavy the and the stronger which would have been an important 110 years ago is far less significant to the hezbollah is really the only major power in the country and the counterpart force is the rebelling citizenry the millions of people who are supporting the the uprising how those 2 engage with each other i think is the ultimate determinant of where lebanon is going to move ahead and they don't have a lot of time to make that decision because the country is collapsing economically phyllis this has come at a very critical moment for the lebanese people an unprecedented political impasse and i'm presented economic crisis but ultimately political leaders will have to sit down and see all the options one of the options is a national unity government the concern is that if there is

in this bubble as well, we have novak djokovic coming up later.n to travel. and the women's champion choosing to stay, roger federer back to the men's draw. an easier path for djokovic? he's a hot favourite. if you don't have nadal and federer, djokovic will be a clear favourite. there other players like stefano tsitsipas, it wouldn't be surprising if one of those did win the title, but djokovic is the favourite. a few things to worry about is a few neck problems. he's been involved in the tennis players association, not break breakaway from the atv tour. a lot of flak he's had from certain people to deal with. he doesn't normally play tennis the week before a grandson slam, but he was on court for nine hours —— a grand slam. he's absolutely a very clear favourite to win an 18th absolutely a very clear favourite to win an18th grand absolutely a very clear favourite to win an 18th grand slam. such an atmosphere in new york. the crowds are atmosphere in new york. the crowds a re really atmosphere in new york. the crowds are really raucous. do you th

drug maker novak's is set to begin a staged clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine in south africa study be conducted on around $2600.00 the company says africa was chosen because it was currently experiencing a winter surge in covert 19 cases and therefore provide early indications of sees no effective july of the us government awarded nova facts $1600000000.00 to help produce a vaccine. as south africa has strict covered 1000 locked on batteries africa's most developed economy the country's informal sector is driven to find new ways to survive in some way to a one of south africa's biggest informal settlements a digital boom is underway at. lunchtime in seoul west so usually macone kitchen would be packed with hungry customers. but covert 19 has his her business heart. caught on what you call way of business and also a room affected our business because we had fewer customers visiting us so we started doing mobile phone deliveries to get more business. in march the shark restaurant partnered with white fox a mobile app that offers to deliveries in town ships something almost unheard of

novak djokovic will face bosnia's damir dzumhur, whilst the women's top seed — karolina pliskova — playsrom ukraine. but adding their names to the list of players who are not going to be there are the bryan brothers. the most successful men's doubles team of all time have announced their retirement with immediate effect. they were going to bow out after the tournament — but say they're doing it now because there won't be any fans at flushing meadows and it won't be the same. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. torrential rain has caused some localised flooding across some parts of the uk. an impressive picture from this weather watcher in bournemouth, a storm cloud approaching, we saw some torrential rain drifting its way eastwards and there is some more heavy rain in the forecast for tomorrow, turning windy for a time as well over the next couple of days but the weekend should be drier for most with some rather cool days and some decidedly chilly nights for the end of august. so, still some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain con

drug maker novak starts amidst a trial of its coated 19 vaccine in south africa just as the country's experience of receiving a winter surge in your case. more coming up with chris of cover. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we're d.w.b. for here for.

quick line of sports tennis world number one novak djokovic has announced that he will compete at this year's u.s. open in new york back in june he said the play at the top would be impossible due to cope with 19 protocols a sense that he's contracted the virus and fully recovered having the 17 time grand slam winner at the event is good news for organizers after several high profile players pulled out a pandemic related this is the u.s. open starts on the 31st of august the last 2 weeks. this is deemed only news like from back then here's a reminder of our top story at this hour president drop out announced that israel the united arab emirates have agreed to historic peace deal under its terms the u.a.e. will recognize israel and israel will put on hold its controversial plans to annex parts of the thomas to west bank. but over yet you can always get the w. news on the go just download that out from google player from the app still i don't give you access to all of the ninety's news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of the new

world number one novak djokovic has confirmed he will play at the us open in new york later this monthsome high profile pull—outs because of the coronavirus pandemic, including rafael nadal. england rugby league head coach shaun wane has extended his contract to 2022, taking him beyond next year's world cup. the former wigan coach took over last year, but has yet to take charge of a match due to england's schedule for this year being postponed. it's been another challenging day for chris froome and team ineos at the criterium du dauphine. the race is an important warm up for this month's tour de france. primoz roglic won today's second stage to take the leader's yellowjersey, with froome losing more time to team mate egan bernal, who slips to fourth overall. nick parrot reports. after a disappointing opening stage, chris froom got a pep talk from his indios team—mate, egan burnell. the champion says he wants the briton alongside him for cycling's biggest race. the colombian is just 23 years old and grand enough to realise the experience of others can help his experience. his immediate

as long as they keep those kenyans, novak djokovic and serena williams to take pa rt djokovic and serenahe us open. how much of a worry for organisers will this be, given six of the top ten women's players won't be there? i think the big thing in the women's side of things as there is strength in depth. there is a number of stories that teenage phenomenon, venus williams, the usda, the tennis association of america sent a court surface to serena william's house so she could practice so that she would play at the us open, which she is doing. the big thing for the usta, they need to go ahead. they needed to go ahead safely, they need the tv income. they need the big names, they still have enough big games to make this tournament a success. they have a lot of players within the women's game who can create headlines. who have won titles like this before. they do not want anyone else dropping out, but they will still be happy with the players they have got. and the fact that, at this stage, the tournament is going ahead. they have done a good job to get it to go ahead. opportunities for other

well, novak djokovic plays, than there will be one of the big three in the draw, and even though he'ss mind for sure, roger federer is out injured, in the winners draw, serena williams is the big star attraction from the united states point of view, and if she does when the title, it could be a 24th on record equalling grand slam singles title. we will have to wait and see how many people play in the event. i think of djokovic didn't play either, then clearly, you will a lwa ys either, then clearly, you will always your member the us open in 2020 and

in human clinical trials overall and we also expect to see that there are several others including novak's will then also join fees through trials when the information is not being shared if there's a lack of transparency that can produce obstacles in terms of lessons learnt in ways to get an awesome on eye which candidate should be used wherever they also are that on the other hand there has been a president who develops of a collaboration among scientists and public health officials across many countries in the world open databases as well as rollback barbadoes and create prints in a way that's actually never happened before so while yes there are some elements of the vaccine race that are concerning overall i do think we are moving in the right direction now pakistan has one of the west reference in the wild and forced disappearances rights groups say thousands official activists and human rights workers have been taken against their will and held in secret al-jazeera spoke to one woman his father was seized by armed men last year. that has has story. taleo contacts father idris is a we

and in sports we'll hear from a tennis player who's been taking shots at walkable one novak djokovic. hello there the usual hot and dry picture throughout much of the middle east meanwhile across the far west as out in across into the southwest of yemen we have seen and we'll see yet more rain in the fall cause some of those downpours could be heavy at times and again they could continue to add to some of that localized flooding but the winds are picking up again through the interior of iraq picking up the sand blowing it quite a long way south a very hazy day on monday warm day as well citing q.h. 150 degrees 44 is the high end of 43 and she's are feeling quite humid as well with those strong winds and also cools. make you feel fairly unpleasant if you wash out still lingering in the far west of yemen and then down into southern africa some heavy downpours across those central areas but most of his skies across madagascar sunny for the last few hours so. just keeping east in coastal areas and then plenty of scottish as ready from central mozambique with the cloud all the way up throu

and i'm lee harding with sports tennis world number one novak djokovic confirms hell play at the u.s. open next month and paris and her mom celebrate a return to the champions league semifinals for the 1st time in 25 years after a stunning comeback when. u.s. president donald trump has announced the formalization of ties between the u.a.e. and israel as part of the deal israel will suspend plans to addicks palestinian territory donald trump says the u.s. helped broker the deal which will see the u.a.e. and israel exchange embassies and ambassador the 2 nations are expected to meet in the coming weeks to sign agreements. this is a truly historic moment not just the israel jordan peace treaty was signed more than 25 years ago as so much progress being made towards peace in the middle east. but you know i think america's closest and most capable partners in the region something which could not be done this deal is a significant step towards building a more peaceful secure and prosperous middle east israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the deal marks a new era with the arab worl

and i'm leah harding with sports tennis world number one novak djokovic confirms hill play at the u.s. open next month and paris danger man celebrate a return to the champions league semifinals for the 1st time in 25 years after a stunning comeback when. i begin tonight with breaking news u.s. president donald trump has just announced that israel and the united arab emirates have agreed to normalize diplomatic relations the white house says that it's part of a deal to halt the annexation of palestinian land i can also tell you that the peace deal was apparently sealed in a foreign call on thursday between u.s. president donald trump israel's netanyahu. and crown prince mohammed bin desired. as part of the deal as we said israel has agreed to suspend applying sovereignty to areas of the west bank that it had been discussing an exciting this is a major development we will be working to get our correspondents up we'll be live to herefore so a little later in the program from west jerusalem. also we will be looking to get him obviously will be expecting reaction from the palestinians as w

men's world number one novak djokovic is the heavy favourite for the title at flushing meadows — he'struff to extend his unbeaten record in 2020 to 21 matches. the premier league's record appearance holder gareth barry has retired from professional football. barry spent the first 12 years of his career with aston villa before moving to manchester city, with whom he won the premier league in 2012 and the fa cup the previous season. he made a total of 653 appearances in the top flight and ends his career aged 39. england batsmanjason roy will miss the t20 series with pakistan after sustaining a left side strain. he was injured during training for the three—match series, which starts at old trafford tomorrow. he had a scan yesterday and will remain with the england set—up during his rehabilitation programme. i'll have more for you in the next hour. no new coronavirus deaths have been reported in scotland in the last 2a hours, the first minister nicola sturgeon has said. speaking during the scottish government's daily briefing, the first minister said 20,056 people have tested positive fo

and tennis world number one novak djokovic says he will compete at this year's u.s. open in new york back in june he said that playing at the tournament would be impossible due to covered 19 protocols a sense then he comes back to the voters and has fully recovered having the 17 time grand slam winner they open is good news for organizers after several high profile times pulled out on issues relating to how damning stuff on the 31st of august in lasts 2 weeks. well the pandemic devastated the arts and culture scene around the world. then was world famous for its clubs and nightlife until gatherings for music and dancing were. but inventive by very nature and now techno is filling the night from the rooftops of some of the city's most revered attractions. are in berlin kovac 1000 put the brakes on the city now cultural life is gradually during again but under strict regulations in movie theaters and museums. the pandemic has also prompted germany's principal cultural institutions to try a new path depression cultural heritage foundation has for the very 1st time open

no roger federer either, of course, because of injuries, so what a chance that is the novak djokovic he could win a record at the us open he was criticised for flouting guidelines of an exhibition event he hosted in croatia this year. he and a number of players tested positive for coronavirus but djokovic says some of the backlash has been on fire. i don't think that iam going has been on fire. i don't think that i am going to show a different face because the people know my face mostly because the people know my face m ostly fro m because the people know my face mostly from the tennis court so obviously i am going back to you, kind of, the environment that i'm most comfortable with, obviously. i don't enjoy anything that i do off the court. there is really their tennis as much as i do the things that i do on the court so i love competing and i think in the end of the day, we all are professional tennis players and we all want to be here. and it has been confirmed the reigning moto gp welsh champion will be out of action for another two months as he continues to recover from that fac

that's a look at whether novak to the news all right rebecca. >>4.33 is the time back to what our big stories this morning we've got what we're under a 100 days until the election this november and presumptive democratic nominee joe biden says that he could announce his pick this week or next for vice president california senator kamala harris. apparently near the top of that list in addition to kamala harris, los angeles representative karen bass is likely on the short list as well. biden has said that he would choose a female running mate and has been facing pressure from the democratic party to choose a woman of color. yesterday bass explained why she's interested in the job. >>but i'm the most proud of is my ability to bring people together because i think that our country needs healing. i do believe that president biden will be a healer in chief and we certainly need that now and i have believed i've played that role to i have worked across racial lines. i worked across political lines. >>bass has served as speaker of the house here in california in fact and she says she has expe

men's willed number one novak djokovic is in new york even if many of his fellow tennis stars are not the serbian has recovered from contract in the coronavirus in june but france's ben luck pat is ruled out of the testing positive on the eve of that's on a month to a raft of other players are skipping the u.s. open because of the pandemic those that are competing will have to deal with empty stands and strict hygiene regulations which limit then movements meaning they can only travel from their accommodation to the colts and nowhere else given the health crisis and so many no shows many believe the tournament should have been scrapped. other fans though think organizers should have welcomed some spectators like the french open in september i'm very sorry that i can't attend because i've been going to the years no us open the legislature for 20 years. and i really think that given the fact that it's outdoors they could use social distancing or they could have had some people attending like but they do in paris. tournament has been taking place over the last week at the same venue to h

world number one novak djokovic won the men's event.ally under way after a two—month delay, with alexander kristoff winning the opening stage. rain made the roads treacherous and led to several crashes, with pavel sivakov of team ineos falling twice. then after a large group crash inside the final 3 kilometres, norwegian kristoff surged home in a sprint. on sunday, the riders face a 186km mountainous second stage. the women's one—day race, la course, was won by great britain's lizzie deignan, who lunged over the line to beat her great rival and defending champion, marianne vos of the netherlands, in a dramatic sprint finish. that's all the sport for now. and we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister baroness ros altmann — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now, it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. with the brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way temperature simply struggling to get across the low teens and for

a split is emerging in men's tennis after world number one novak djocovic resigned as the head of theictured here following the announcemnet, have joined the professional tennis players' association which with the aim of securing greater prize money for themselves. roger federer, rafa nadal and currently andy murray are three notable absentees — with calls for greater unity. djokovic insists he simply wants players' voices heard. of course, i would love to have roger and rafa on board, all the players on board, but i truly understand that some of them have different opinions, and they don't think the time is right. this is a project that is ongoing for more than 20 years, and a lot of players attempted to do what we are attempting to do right now. i'm hoping we can make that first step and create leadership and create the system. you can read plenty more about the build—up to the us open where no doubt know that djokovic will feature on the website. you can watch england in action against pakistan. plenty more reaction to lewis hamilton's victory at the belgian grand prix. we will be

world number one novak djokovic won the men's event.exander kristoff winning the opening stage. rain made the roads treacherous and led to several crashes, with pavel siva kov of team ineos falling twice. then after a large group crashed inside the final 3 kilometres, norwegian kristoff surged home in a sprint. on sunday the riders face a 186 kilometre mountainous second stage. the women's one day race, la course, was won by great britain's lizzie deignan, who lunged over the line to beat her great rival and defending champion, marianne vos, of the netherlands, in a dramatic sprint finish. that's all the sport for now. art lovers in new york are returning to one of the world's great cultural venues, the metropolitan museum of art, which has reopened. the museum and its two million artefacts have been off limits for five months because of the coronavirus crisis. we spoke to its director, max hollein. he explained how the reopening is being organised. we have taken a lot of cautions and we have worked on this for several months. if you co

one player who has confirmed he'll be playing in new york, though, is the men's world number one novakovid—i9. it's been another challenging day for chris froome and team ineos at the criterium du dauphine. for the second day in a row, the four—time tour de france champion couldn't keep up with his team—mates.

a split is emerging in men‘s tennis after world number one novak djokovic resigned as the head of theennis players‘ association, with the aim of securing greater prize money for themselves. roger federer, rafa nadal and currently andy murray are three notable absentees — with calls for greater unity. djokovic insists he simply wants players‘ voices heard. of course, i would love to have roger and rafa on board, all the players on board, but i truly understand that some of them have different opinions, and they don‘t think the time is right. this is a project that is ongoing for more than 20 years, and a lot of players attempted to do what we are attempting to do right now. i‘m hoping we can make that first step and create leadership and create the system. super league champions st helens have closed the gap on leaders wigan to just two points with victory over hull kingston rovers. they won 32—18 — jack welsby with two of their five tries. defeat leaves hull kr bottom of the table, with just one win from their first eight matches. much more on the bbc sport website, including the late

alexander novak attended this meeting and received a round of applause he was recently diagnosed with the coronavirus and said he's in high spirits and feeling fine. what we heard was that they are quite optimistic from the outlook from here. over the past three months, market fundamentals have improved they are very encouraged by the draw downs this market remains extremely frag i'll. it was the soundy minister that said producers in that group like iraq, nigeria and afghanistan will have to do more under this agreement >> we have to take satisfaction from our achievements. but work still needs to be done. i urge you all not to relax the efforts of the past three months because this endeavor will be with us for until the april 22 and maybe more >> no policy decision was made at this meeting. that is likely to become later on the production cut accord that was at 97% in july. it's clear saudi arabia and others would like to see that higher in the future as this deal progresses into the oil markets which had been mostly flat over the past eight weeks >> we'll squeeze in a quick break a

he's urged tennis to consider the importance of health and safety, and was criticial once again of novakune. tennis players, you have to act in the interests of each other and work together. you can't be dancing on tables, money—grabbing your way around europe or trying to make a quick buck hosting an exhibition. that's just so selfish. think of the other people for once. that's what this virus is about. it doesn't care about your world ranking or how much money you have. act responsibly. to those players that have been observing the rules and acting selflessly, i say good luck to you. play at your own risk, and i have no problem with that. i will not be playing this year at the us open. it hurts me at my core not to be out there competing in one of the sport's greatest arenas, arthur ashe stadium, but i'm sitting out for the people, for my aussies, for the hundreds of thousands of americans who have lost their lives, for all of you. it's my decision, like it or not. and there's more on that story on the bbc sport website. but from me and the team, that is all your sport for now. a remin

the world number one novak djokovic has confirmed that he will play at the us open, which starts in newth. it's a boost for the organisers after some high profile pull outs, including rafael nadal. there are concerns amongst players about travelling to america because of the coronavirus pandemic. djokovic says it wasn't an easy decision to make, but the prospect of competing again made him really excited. there will be no fa cup replays next season, in an attempt to ease pressure on the football calendar. the competition will start with the extra preliminary round on i september and the final is due to be played on 15 may next year. fa cup prize money has been halved to £1.8m because of the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic. the efl cup semi—finals will be reduced to one leg. there was a thrilling finish to the first champions league quarter final. remember all the games in the latter stages are being played in a straight knockout tournament in lisbon. atalanta were on course for a huge upset against paris saint germain. the italian side were 1—0 up as the game ticked into in

in human clinical trials overall and we also expect to see that there are several others including novak's will then also join fees through trials when the information is not being shared if there's a lack of transparency that can produce obstacles in terms of lessons learnt in ways to do an awesome on ice which candidate should be used but i would also are that on the other hand there has been on precedence of the bouts of a collaboration among scientists and public health officials across many countries in the world open databases as well as rollback bargain prints in a way that's actually never happened before so while yes there are some elements of the vaccine race that are concerning overall i do think we are moving in the right direction. but again this is out of there and these are the headlines police and batteries have detained at least 125 people as protests the end to a 3rd week demonstrators are demanding political change president alexander lukashenko is accused of rigging his reelection this month by bennett smith has more on a planned meeting between lucas sanka and russia's

the fort is known as the site where actress kim novak jumped in san francisco bay in alfred hitchcock's 15958 film "vertigo." >>> lisa, still a little hazy this morning. the smell of smoke noting goin away yet. >> in vacaville it's poor. mt. tam live outside and all of that fog, numbers are in the 50s for most. it is feeling a little bit like fog with the longer fallish day with longer nights and the cooler morning but we'll get into a warming trend for a part of sunday and the week ahead, my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also days after the historic nba boycott, the nba resumed its playoff games, but demanding changes in the process. see how the stars of the game got back to the bubble, next, in this morning's sports. >>> this morning the a's will astros. losardo starts for oakland, first pitch at 11:10 at minute maid park. in arizona, johnny cuedo will take the mound for the giants, first pitch at 1:10 this afternoon at chase field. yesterday the a's played a double header against houston. here is chris alvarez with highlights in morning's sports. >>

novak contracted the coronavirus. i am told he is in high spirits and feeling fine and will be attending this afternoon's meeting. back to you. >> thank you for your report let's push on and get back to a couple of earnings in focus. alcon has posted wider than expected after the swiss eye care maker saw a loss. >>> australia has signed a deal with astrazeneca to secure access the hard-hit victoria state reports the lowest number of new coronavirus cases. the prime minister said the vaccinations will likely be mandatory. >>> a warning of a, quote, dam of financial distress" waiting to break on the uk enocomy more after the break >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum with g geoff cutmore. marking the end to the startest bear market in u.s. history. riding the recovery wave, shares in maersk rally after the shipping giant upgrade guidance despite the demand >> swiss eye care group al con loss widens and sales fall >> thank you very, very much thank you all. it means the world to me and my family i'll

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men's world number one novak djokovic is in new york even if many of his fellow tennis stars are not the serbian has recovered from contract in the coronavirus in june but many players don't want to run the risk and are skipping the u.s. open because of the pandemic those that are competing will have to deal with empty stands and strict hygiene regulations which limit their movements meaning they can only travel from their accommodation to the carts and nowhere else given the health crisis and so many no shows many believe the tournament should have been scrapped. other fans though think organizers should have welcomed some spectators like the french open in september i'm very sorry that i can't attend because i've been going to the years oh u.s. open the legislature for 20 years. and i really think that given the fact that it's outdoors they could use social distancing and they could have had some people attending like but they're doing paris. tournament has been taking place over the last week at the same venue to help players get used to the eerie atmosphere 2018 u.s. open champio

novak, john and andy playing. on the women's side serena williams, coco gauff, sloan stevens. naomi osaka sidelined with a hamstring injury. >> i have more notches under my belt with no fans. it will take me back to when i first satarted on tour. >> reporter: robin montgomery, the youngest player making her debut, isolation in the bubble hasn't burst her excitement. >> i'm really excited to play against these top players. i want to take this moment and enjoy everything about it. it's such a great opportunity. of course, i want to win. >> reporter: still no word on whether naomi osaka will take to the court. ibm will blast crowd noise from last year's matches into the empty arthur ashe stadium. billy jean king said in life champions adjust. guys? >> i love what she said dash d dare a -- and i want to one. >>> coming up the shocking loss of chadwick boseman. we learn more about colon cancer and the big programming announcement you won't want to miss. >>> college in the era of covid-19, where the virus is hitting hard and where football games started up again overnight. >>> meet

men's world number one novak djokovic is in new york even if many of his fellow tennis stars are not the serbian has recovered from contracting the coronavirus in june but france's ben luck pair is ruled out after testing positive on the eve of the tournament a raft of other players are skipping the u.s. open because of the pandemic those that are competing will have to deal with empty stands and strict hygiene regulations which limit their movements meaning they can only travel from their accommodation to the carts and nowhere else. given the health crisis and so many no shows many believe the tournament should have been scrapped other fans though think organizers should have welcomed some spectators like the french open in september i'm very sorry that i can't attend because i've been going to the years us open the legislature for 20 years. and i really think that given the fact that it's doors they could to use social distancing and they could have had some people attending like but they're doing in paris now what tournament has been taking place over the last week at the same ven

interesting coming from alexander novak yesterday. ahead, theretainty are black swans.e's one of the opec ministers that contracted covid-19. let's get back to our main story. the fed disappointed markets. backing away to clarify its bar for raising interest rates. it's a step that was underscoring their commitment to loose monetary policy. policymakers tempered their optimism on a recovery in minutes. the ongoing public health crisis is posing a risk to the economic outlook over the medium term. the virus continuing to rate around the world. -- infections flaring in europe. new york's positive test rate fell to the lowest since the pandemic began. where you are sitting, in the uae, sitting spikes. here to digest this is joseph little. good morning. thank you for joining us. risk off morning today following the fomc. what is your take? were you disappointed about the uncertainty they gave in these minutes? joseph: high. good morning. nice to hear you. you are right. the big talking points for markets this morning is around the fed. i think the tone that they struck was

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meantime, when we come back on the other side of the break, yum brands founder david novak his thoughtse food industry amid the pandemic later, 90 days until the presidential election. we'll discuss the impact it could have on your investments "squawbo rur rhtft thisetnsig aer you say the customer's make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept. 5g, everybody is talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item, corner offices for everyone. we just have to make more corners in this building. chad? -your wireless, your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity mobile and save up to four hundred dollars a year on your wireless bill. plus, get two hundred dollars off when you buy an eligible phone. he has a new weekly podcast called how leaders lead. it's available on apple, google, spotify and stitcher >> it's great to be with you >> let's talk a little bit about what you've been seeing happen in the food indu

. - [graham] this week we're in belgrade, serbia with 17 time grand slam champ novak djokovic. - don't put me on the spot here (laughing). - [graham] just before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the world we got an all access look into the tennis star's life. how confident are you that you'll have the career grand slam record? djokovic shares his changed attitude about the war that threatens his family and country. - i see these stealth planes just (air howling) flying and just dropping things. - [graham] opens up about marital challenges. - and i realized actually up to that moment that relationship with some of the close people in my life were quite superficial and shallow. - [graham] and his wife reveals the moment he nearly quit the sport. - he just gathered all of us and said

men's world number one novak djokovic is in new york even if many of his fellow tennis stars are not the serbian has recovered from contracting the coronavirus in june but france's ben luck pair is ruled out of the testing positive on the eve of the tournament a raft of other players are skipping the u.s. open because of the pandemic those that are competing will have to deal with empty stands and strict hygiene regulations which limit their movements meaning they can only travel from their accommodation to the courts and nowhere else given the health crisis and so many no shows many believe the tournament should have been scrapped. other fans though think organizers should have welcomed some spectators like the french open in september i'm very sorry that i can't attend because i've been going to the years no u.s. open the legislature for 20 years. and i really think that given the fact that its doors they could use social distancing and they could have had some people attending like but they're doing in paris. tournament has been taking place over the last week at the same venue to

. >> well, my good friend, the late michael novak, was with the american enterprise institute with meout how american corporations are really tigers and lions in the marketplace. and this is just another example. the fact that target and nike would give millions of dollars to black lives matters, but with it didn't prevent those looters from going into nike or target stores and wiping them out. so corporate america continues to give these protesters the rope to hang themselves with. but, lou, it even gets worse than that. a young friend of mine who's going through managerial training to a major store in a mall, and she was told that if a shoplift arer comes in -- shoplifter and is black, do not call mall security. let it go, because they don't want to be accused of being racist. can you imagine that level of permissiveness and what that says to the country? lou: that is, it is a terrible statement for all americans. it is a terrible state, just a terrible element to even contemplate when you think that we are a nation of laws and we are not enforcing it, not in the streets of portland

chuck novak. [applause] andriy is upon since, the mayor of babbitt. reelect donald j.mp and mike pence for four more years. thank you very much. [applause] v.p. pence: wow. thank you. i'm humbled by your support. i can't wait to deliver that letter. [applause] thank you all for being here today. thank to the mayors for their support. just as important, thank you for your support. men and women of minnesota, it's on. [applause] it's time. [applause] i came here today to make sure we all understand the choices that we face. all that we've done for this country over the last 3.5 years. rebuild our military, reaffirm our commitment to our highest ideals and values. the way this president has led us through this time of testing. as we approach this time of choosing, we need to do our part. i want to encourage each and every one of you to do like these mayors have done. step up, just like you have today. stand out. reach out to your neighbors and friends. i'll always believe in the most powerful media in the world. it's not your big television networks, it's not your social