the body have been novak junior was with the medical examiner., only returned to florida separately. -- she was collecting her things from her parents house when she stopped and the guest cottage we urban had his home office. she was snooping through his files for the detectives when she turned to see her mother upon her like a fury. i see my mother coming at me with a crowbar. and i very quickly, saw her swing it and she got this and on me with a crowbar. >> it was literally the final blow for maya. she was calling the a traitor. >> she knew that you were giving evidence against her? could you have backed off at that point? could you have been a good little daughter and falling in line? >> no, it's not in me. i knew what she had done was wrong. even though she was my mother, i knew she was wrong. >> the battleground between mother and daughter then moved from the novak house to the courthouse. i take no prisoners fight over the will. may was giving the cops her theory. her mother had murdered her stepfather for the inheritance. we narcy, as the

the fact that novak has 20, i have 20, don't increase the motivation for me or the pressure. my approach will not change. no, i always say the same. the m no, i do my way. if novak, roger plays their way, and, okay, well done for them. i will not be frustrated for them. no, i know i achieve something they never dreamed about, and i want to keep fighting for it. >> o'donnell: nadal's fighting spirit is why fans waited hours during a downpour.s during a downpour. the open in washingto the open in washington will be be his first with a full crowd. do you feed off the crowd? does it help? is it better to play with a crowd? >> of course. i think the sport needs a crowd. i think it's tougher for the older players than the younger players. because, the younger players, they have the energy for everything. >> o'donnell: because of the pandemic, he's posing for fewer selfies. do you worry about covid and the coronavirus? >> i think everybody-- everybody should be worried about the coronavirus. a lot of people suffering, a lot of people dying. >> o'donnell: nadal is no stranger to the

so for novak yoke of, it's not just to read the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't hill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here, and i suspect with each round he wins that the pressure on the hype is only going to accelerate. well, that's it for me and you back over to sammy. thank so much. that's it for me, for this news out. but i'll be back in a moment with another full show. there was a ah, ah, ah, ah, i'm a like of us, the sort of india and find out call me back in this, steve brought an extensive mining operation to a grand corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects, and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife earth rise on al jazeera to know where the fires are and where they are going greeks to the skies worrying sign helicopters have been getting close to major towns and

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quiere decir que segÚn la gira de cdc el 66% de condados es a aconsejable utilizar mascarillas y estÉ o novaka prohibir su uso rogelio mora tagle tiene el informe >>> desde los primeros dÍas de marzo el nÚmero de muertes no superaba la barrera de 2.000. >> vuelven a ser dÍas mÁs oscuros de la pandemia >>> en todos los hospitales que tenemos conocimiento cieamente probablemente. >> la situaciÓn es tan crÍtica que el sistema de salud en orlando ha tenido que pedir 14 morgues portales >>> porque la cifras >>> disparÓ en hospitales >>> ante el panorama tuvo que ser un juez >>> el que decidiÓ que mascarillas en escuelas pueden ser obligatorias. el gobernador >>> de florida en pudo hacer lo que quiso >>> no le im importa los niÑos y la comunidad >>> si una mÁscara. puede svar vidas >>> hay que hacerlo >>> en florida >>> ron desantis entregar >>> la informaciÓn que fueron enviados con covid. >> >>> los inmigrantes sin documento no son razÓn >>> mientras tanto el gobernador intenta seÑalar como responsable >>> los expertos aseguran que una de las principales razones es que no se ha logrado >>> aravÉs

it is harder in the men's draw when you take out federer and vidal, but let's not forget you have novakced since 1969 — that was rod laver arena, the less to win all four grand slams in the same calendar year.— four grand slams in the same calendar year. russell fuller our correspondent _ calendar year. russell fuller our correspondent there. _ calendar year. russell fuller our correspondent there. we'll - calendar year. russell fuller our| correspondent there. we'll finish with serena williams. she chases that record, 20th grand slam title. since she has returned for the birth of her daughter, she has come closest at the us open, losing in each —— the final. she will be a0 when the tournament comes next time if only one woman has won a grand slam behind the age of 35. that was serena williams. don't write her up just yet. ben croucher there. quick reminder of our top story, six medals for great britain on the first day of the paralympics in tokyo, including gold for sarah storey in the velodrome. and if —— and if you are a england cricket team, highlights coming up on the first day of

. >> estamos perdiendo la oportunidad de eliminar este sko rÍa de enfermedad por novak nars de >>> des alrededor y hay que estar consciente y estar consciente de lo que estÁ pasando >>> la florida que incrementÓ mÁs de 50% el Índice de inoculaciÓn aumentÓ su nÚmero de contagios en la Última semana y este sÁbado rompiÓ su propio rÉcord con 21 nuevos casos. >> segÚn autoridades de salud en algunos de los estados mÁs afectados la preocupaciÓn por la variante delta la confianza en la seguridad de las vacunas y el regreso a clases presenciales estÍan motivando a las personas inocularse >>> todavÍa me voy a poner la mÁscara para decir, para llegar con el covid >>> prevenir alguna enfermedad >>> en los Ángeles, erika flores, telemundo >>> la situaciÓn tambiÉn se esÁa complicando bastante en mÉxico por culpa del coronavirus >>> por tercer dÍa consecutivo reportaron mÁs de 19.000 contagios deovid-19 este es un rebrote que estÁ volviendo a llenar los hospitales del paÍs principalmente en nayarit, colima, ciudad de mÉxico y durango indicaron que subieron a 459 el Último dÍa. >> van pasando las h

serÁ requerido para las personas vacunadas y las personas novak nadas cuando estÉn en el interior de. pero quÉ opinan los clientes. >>> no, no me molesta. aunque estÉ vacunada o no. creo que sÍ, que podrÍa seguir con mÁscara. >>> hay gente que no estÁ vacunada. >>> ana sigue cargando su mascarilla con ella y en interiores en lugares como supermercados y tiendas. una de las tiendas es la de guadalupe. >>> me siento mÁs segura para las personas que estÁn aquÍ trabajando con nosotros. >>> y no hemos dejado de usarla. >>> esperemos que los clientes, se entiendan. que es algo del condado. >>> ella dice que sÍ han tenido clientes que reaccionan de manera negativa, al decir que deben ponerse la mascarilla se siguen recuperando de las pÉrdidas econÓmicas causadas por la pandemia. como la mayorÍa de negocios locales. >>> esta medida se toma por el aumento de casos de covid 19 y la variante delta. y tambiÉn porque justamente en los Últimos dÍas. este aumento de personas hospitalizadas son las personas que no estÁn vacunadas. asÍ que es el mensaje de la comunidad para que por favor se vacunen.

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boulter — the brit facing ludmilla samson—ova in the first round, while the men's world number one novakng to the bbc sport website. three more gold medals for great britain on day seven at the paralympics in tokyo — with more success in cycling and swimming. dame sarah storey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial. that achievement also saw her equal the record held by swimmer mike kenny as britain's most successful paralympian of all—time. our reporter rachael laytham has more. yeah, she definitely got the day started well for great britain, picking up that gold medal this morning, and she said it was a smooth race. she really enjoyed it and she actually cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, which is very unusual for the athlete that's been going since 1992 and winning the whole way, but now she's going to shift her focus to thursday, where she'll be hoping to pick up another gold medal in the road race. and, if she wins a gold, then she will become the most—decorated paralympic athlete of all time with

. >>> los novak ademÁs en dijo estÁn afectando a todos los demÁs.s tuments nacionales de salud asegurÓ en el programa de cnn que en las Últimas dos semanas las vacunases han aumentado en un 56 % buena noticia, pero... francis instÓ a usar mascarillas en espacios cerrados especial en tu comunidades con alta propagas de covid-19 para reducir asÍ el ries de contagio. >>> pues uno de los efectos mÁs duro dlas pandemia lo estÁ sufriendo la poblaciÓn en edad escolar miren los periodos de encierro, clases virtuales y restricciones de movimientos ser, estÁn traduciendo en retrasos en el avance del aprendizaje. antonia cÓmo te fue en matemÁticas? pandemia? >>> es un tema considero ver sai. >>> antonia comenzarÁ su Último aÑo de secundaria ahora en el salÓn de clases, luego de que la pandemia y las clases virtuales causaran estragos en sus calificaciones. >>> superbiÉn en matemÁticas era,ero este aÑo con la pandemia con el estudio en lÍnea en casa, fe fue mal nunca me habÍa ido tan mal. >>> no estÁ sola un estudio realizado en seis millÓn de estudiantemente d

capital mundial del entretenimiento sufrió una pérdida de unos $34,000,000,000 por la pandemia >> que novakdespués en la economía del sur de nevada a la fecha dueños de negocios en el valle no pierde las ganas de salir adelante >> aún no llevamos un año abrimos en plena pandemia y con el favor de dios nos ha ido muy bien >> tenemos que continuar la economía no puede parar no solo por las búsquedas de restaurantes también para todos los negocios >> en este momento la economía de las vegas ya es casi la de antes del inicio de la pandemia eso lo confirma los más de $1,000,000,000 en ganancias de las páginas del último mes casi 4 millones de viajeros que transitaron en junio por el aeropuerto además que regresaron conciertos y espectáculos de muchos lugares y ya están funcionando como de costumbre hacemos una pausa >> al volver miles de familias de california todavía enfrentan retrasos con el pago de alquileres tenemos los detalles en los estudios >> y los mexicanos salieron a decidir si quieren que juzguen o no a los expresidentes de esta nación le tendré toda la información >> en el tiempo te

both novak djokovic and ashleigh barty the mens and womens top seeds are in action later, but beforewitzerland's stefanie vogele. the 18—year—old, who announced her arrival on the grand slam stage with a that brilliant run to the wimbledon last 16, now has the chance to shine at her first overseas major. david lawjoins me. the match has just started for emma raducanu and she has a bit of help with her opponent and the draw. yes, she came throu~h opponent and the draw. yes, she came throu . h the opponent and the draw. yes, she came through the top — opponent and the draw. yes, she came through the top three _ opponent and the draw. yes, she came through the top three qualifying - through the top three qualifying rounds and she was due to play jennifer brady who reached the semifinals, the american, last year, but she has had injury problems and was forced to pull out of the tournament and she has been replaced by stefanie vogele who on paper a lot of people think emma raducanu might be able to beat, and she might have another run like wimbledon. it is not always like that straight fo

men's number-one seed novak djokovic is going after his first calendar year grand slam in more than a1st major championship. naomi osaka is trying to defend her women's title. it is the first tennis major allowing fans at full capacity for the first full two weeks -- for, rather, the full two weeks. all fans 12 or over will need to show proof that they've received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine to enter the grounds, though. >>> and a woman pulling into a drive-through at a mcdonald's in wisconsin couldn't believe her eyes. she looked up last thursday to see a cow in the back seat of a car. she thought it was fake. it wasn't. she grabbed her cell phone and took some video. the family that owns the cow said it had just bought the calf and two others at auction, and 're going toe spkingh ack seat. fema administrator deanne criswell. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams

november 2020, which let us remind ourselves was less than a year ago, your energy minister, alexander novakn its production of fossil fuels in the coming decades. "we don't see that we'll achieve even peak "gas production any time soon." this is outdated information because coal is the most poisoning. thinking of that respect, we are going to diminish a number of production of coal of this industry, which is making a lot of... how it is called? green gases and all of that stuff. so, we have quite a good programme out of that. we're not very much in a hurry. you're not in a hurry, no. the climate change performance index ranks you as one of the slowest and most inadequate member nations in terms of reducing emissions. the country's renewable energy target of 2.5% by 2024, 4% by 2035, is, quote, "by far too unambitious." are you prepared when you get to glasgow as a government to get more ambitious? but we do not want to spring upon the pleas to get more ambitious because targets that sometimes are proclaimed, they are, well, exaggerated, as i can see. you cannot... either, you will not be ab

the da has been troubled by a foot injury since moving to novak junk of which in the french open semi finals in june. the us open is the last grand slam tournament of the year and it starts in 10 days. i'm going to go with my family with my mom with my go, especially to understand what's going on. but the food is not the proper way today. i'm doing the last year where they will to practice and prepare myself the way that they need to to be competitive. understand that they want to be so we had to take that position, but i am confident that they will recover myself. and it was another big blow for the reigning women's us open champion, naomi. oh, soccer. she's now out of the cincinnati open taco looked on target for the quarter finals. but after winning the 1st set, the for time major winner lost the next 2 to swiss wildcard jill teak. men world number 2, a socket says she tried her best, but she was plagued by 41 unforced errors making this the biggest win of sequence career. so far will digman will face fellows with player belinda belgian church in the quarter finals. the reigning ol

then over the government grants shot up india and supply chart because of the crisis there by the novak companies since then bangers as you're saying vaccine from china us and others both says and not a planted to go at least 3200000 people within next one week the idea was to vaccinate 10000000 people, but the federation of logistic in the rural area was challenging because many people don't have access to internet or compared to register online in order to able to go to the hospital. so the government setting up in mobile clinic on going door to door and the lady has in order to get this paper vaccinated and the people are doing it online and they come with the form in here and then they wait in line to get vaccinated. i'll check the weather next. and then as the 20th anniversary of the $911.00 attacks approaches, we talk to families who are still demanding and the tokyo game coming to a close to what the next host parents learn from the pandemic year games. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, there remains a tale of 2 extremes across europe

so for novak yoke of, it's not just to win the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't hill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here and i suspect with each round he wins that the pressure in the hype is only going to accelerate its transfer deadline day and football clubs in europe is biggest leagues are expected to complete some major last minute business. one deal has been dominating the headlines. this christiano are and all those move to man to see nighted the from you event this. the deals now complete the united, the reportedly paying an initial $17000000.00 for the portuguese. super saw was called the 118 gold and 292 games in his spell. at old trafford. about a month, get him back, is the talk of the time with him being linked with the move to real madrid, but according to reports of french and to national what believe in p s t before the deadline woke up. whenever, however, out of contract in 10 months, which report suggesting he's likely to sign a pre contra

. >> reporter: for tennis, novak djokovic is heading home disappointed.op-ranked player lost to spain's pablo carreno busta in the bronze medal match. but the day was golden for u.s.a. swimming. >> caeleb dressel from the united states is going to win. >> reporter: on the men's side, caeleb dressel didn't just crush his competition in the pool. he set a world record of 49.45 in the men's 100-meter butterfly. we spoke to dressel before he left for tokyo, where he told us he's just getting started. >> i've learned a lot about myself. there are still some things, i feel i got a lot of talent left to squeeze out. >> reporter: no other woman could keep up with katie ledecky as she closed out her games with another gold in the 800-meter freestyle. you could feel the joy as she high-fived teammate 15-year-old. swimmer at the olympics. >> fun to see her kick off her olympic career, and i know that she has a very bright future ahead of her as well. >> reporter: team u.s.a. is now focused on gymnastics, where simone biles decided not to participate in the individua

and they've been sourcing it from europe and mag cut china and russia since india and novak stopped supplying vaccine because the prices that know the government is very adamant to continue this vaccination drive. so over $14000000.00 people have been vaccinated, some of them still doesn't get their 2nd dollars. that's about a little over 3 percent of the population. the goal is to vaccinate, at least $50000000.00 people by end of the year. but the challenge of logistic and rural areas, not having clinic, not i have any medical center as part of the reason why the drive is diminished down to little over 3000000 of the current target, the side to achieve more, at least 6000000 or more. but we'll see how it goes. people have been doing right behind me. you can see since 9 in the morning, this is one of a major hospital in the northern part of the physical coordinator general hospital . the queue is much larger in other hospitals, across the city. the drive is much more intense in distinct towns and cities. and in the rural areas, the government has said it's going to vaccinate the hang of peopl

we heard from novak djokovic of tennis, complaining about it, so earlier i spoke to professor 0lliejayus sporting organisations, including the australian open. what is the impact of this heat on elite athletes? so the human body is always striving to maintain an internal body temperature of around about 37 degrees celsius, and we have around about a three celsius buffer away from getting levels of heat stress that can be quite dangerous to the average person. but these athletes are very well prepared for these types of conditions so their conditioning will really help them be quite resilient to these particular conditions. with that said, we might see heat—related reductions in performance — for particularly for long endurance activities — and we also might see instances of heat illness occurring in some athletes. you talked about those athletes training to get used to this kind of heat. what kind of things do they do in preparation? well, most athletes will expose themselves to the conditions that they're going to be playing in in advance of a particular tournament, so i would imagine

so for novak yoke of it's not just to win the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't hill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here and i suspect with each round he wins the pressure, and the hype is only going to accelerate log vendors, verify, he is fired, a shot fellow top 5 player, the finest sits a pass. he's criticizing him over his link the toilet break during mondays victory over andy murray. and he's a number 3 player in the world. he's a top 3 playing well, so he's one of the best in the world and what he does at i do not believe that he needs to do that because and she taught 3 and a, well, you're one of the best in the sport. these kind of things happen at junior events at futures that challenges maybe. but not when you talk during the world it's you are allowed to do that. it's but it's like a unwritten rule between claire's well, it was vera who let his tenants do the talking during his opening round batch on tuesday. the olympic champion was too strong f

so for novak yoke of it's not just to with the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesnt ill, also bolt ahead of rock on the dollar. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot of state here and i suspect with each round he wins the pressure, and the hype is only going to accelerate. and also plenty of attention on the women's defending champion, naomi, soc of japan. and obviously if you can elaborate, not just because of her tennis. yeah, exactly. i'm going to go start off the or she won the australian open. and then if you'll recall at the french open, she said she was having some mental health challenges. the anxiety having to do with press conferences, you pulled out of that tournament. she hasn't want to turn them in since then. so if she comes in here, use a defending champion. she was about to of the last 3 years. and yes, there are a lot of questions about her mental health right now. and she has spoken fairly candidly about that. and she was like, i honestly, i don't, i don't know, but she is a player to watching in mor

novak joke of it's couldn't, could be shaping up much better as he tries to make history. you mentioned roger federer there. he won't play again this year because of a nice surgery. we know. what's your gut feeling with him? do you think he could call it quits and retire after this? you know, i mean he's, he's 40 years old for 40. so he would certainly be entitled, but i think both better and adult. and as trade as it sounds, they want to go out on their own terms. they want to make the decision. they don't want help to be the determining factor. and i think they're both really going to try and play in 2020 to realistically you will probably be better as final year. but i don't think he's quite done yet. alright. and we have to talk about, of course ma'am, we're saca. she's the defending champion at the us open and we know of her complicated relationship with the media. where do you see that very fine line that dance going? you know, it's a great question because i'm not sure it's, it's the media. i think the press conference format she gets asked the question to answer th

the bala and the phone sits the past is the top male tennis player out rincon. novak joke of ich, and roger federer, the director of sports pro media says the more marketable athlete is, it doesn't always mean that they are the most famous. one of the most interesting comparisons in this is list is christiana, and although, and the bala, the expectation for, for most of us would be will. of course, rinaldo is far more marketable and probably would be expected to top the list or if not be in the top 3 and he's not. and not only that is he's further down the rankings than his teammate. an event is to bala and what does that come down to? it comes down to audience. when, although it's far bigger, it's enormous. it is the biggest in sport by an absolute country mile box. he has got significant problems when it comes down to engagement and when it comes down to sentiment, his reach is enormous. but actually the number of fans that genuinely engage with all those content is actually quite low, comparatively, even more so than that is a huge amount of negative sentiments. with those who are

so for novak yoke of, it's not just to read the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't ill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here, and i suspect with each round he wins the pressure on the hype is only going to accelerate. well, we'll have more on that match coming up shortly out of new york. but for now, i had you back over to sammy hang sides clear. you can get much more now web site. the address for you now, is there a dot com web back with another full new show that's coming up from london? just a couple of minutes. stay with the news. news, news, news. news. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying. we're the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to where there is hope

tennis — and the world number one novak djokovic has pulled out of next week's cincinnati masters inking to complete a calendar grand slam in new york — says he's taking time to recover and recuperate after taking part in the olympics. meanwhile, andy murray, who was given a wildcard for cincinnati, has now been added to the main draw for the us open. flushing meadows is where murray won the first of his three grand slam singles titles back in 2012. he replaces the 2016 winner stan wawrinka, who's withdrawn through injury. the youngest and oldest player in the men's hundred combined to sensational effect as birmingham phoenix went top of the table courtesy of an emphatic 93—run victory over welsh fire at edgbaston. moeen ali, made a blistering 28—ball 59 which included three successive sixes. but even the captain was outshone by the baby of the competition. will smeed is tearing up the hundred atjust 19 years of age and he smoked an unbeaten 65 off 38 balls as phoenix smashed their way to the highest score in the tournament 184. so from the youngest to the eldest statesman in the hun

the focus still seems now to be on the apple, but novak's ations as a key bridge to engage with the world to getting aid into afghanistan. how's that shaping up? yeah, i mean, every country has to have at least one international airport at the moment. i've gotten this done, does not technically have one, it has a show of an airport. it needs all of the systems being put in place that just traffic control, security and all the, all the rest. and it simply doesn't have those at the moment yet. i think that was some shock from the taliban when they took over the amount of damage that had been done to the all the military hardware that was left there. although i don't know if they would have expected anything different, i think for the united states, it has been extremely golding for the past weeks, a month to watch the taliban sweep through afghanistan and grab armfuls of you equipment. weapons hung, the vehicles all contributed newly by us taxpayers, to an afghan government's ability that a large part simply would simply do what's left that post and melted away without a fight. and so i thi

that's just novak at this point. all right. too too bad the williams sisters aren't there now there is a lot, we have a lot of talent coming up on the lady's side of things and they have been winning. so that should be good thank you. tell them to look me up. look me up as i said there might be a crowd but come over and say hi might be on a saturday >> i look forward to seeing you. >> might be on a saturday. >> note to self don't go on saturday >> that's not nice you take a lot of shots. >> do i? >> i don't care. >> i'll continue still to come atlanta fed president and then zeke emanuel. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc ♪♪ protect your pet this flea and tick season with chewy. find everything from flea collars and sprays, to prescriptions that keep pests away. chewy has what you need to keep tails wagging and pets itch free all season long. shop pet prescriptions and more at chewy.com today. you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant ma

with former open champs off the court, it leaves novak djokovic with a chance to complete a career grandm. the tournament begins monday in new york city, returning to full capacity after fans were banned last year due to the pandemic. fans can also attend without masks or ability to vaccinate. proof of vaccination is needed for indoors. >>> time for a check on the weather. we check in with meteorologist janessa webb. janessa, what's going on there? >> good morning, sam. i know everyone is trying to beat the heat, but it's still in the south central and western tear. tough conditions if you're not a hot weather fan. 69 million people are going to be impacted by heat advisories for today. these heatwaves continue. this southbound our fourth heatwave across sections of the northeast as we're dealing with daytime highs. the feel-like temperature going to be about 110 from the mid-atlantic all the way into the northeast. air temperatures today across the board from the tennessee valley to the ohio valley in the mid-90s. i wish i could say it backs off for tomorrow, but it spreads down more to

we novak sin nations help to not necessarily eliminate the spread of covid but dramatically reduce theeaths. >> so what exactly thendoes that speak to in terms of the messaging around the vaccination process? why aren't more people coming around to this notion if we are seeing hospitals overwhelmed if we are seeing this surge in cases tens to 100,000 cases per day at this rate why are people not convinced >> yeah. dom, this to me is still something that should and does keep me up all night because when i talk to people, even despite images of babies not having a ventilator, having to be flown out of state, et cetera, what i commonly hear back from patients, that's rare. that's not what normally happens. what normally happens is that it's mild and that you don't really get that sick and it's really just a rare instance compared to, candidly,dom, the misinformation and the lies that the vaccine is actually causing worse death and worse disease. i'm pretty stunned when i hear this and unpack it that's been a predominant theme for people who still today are not willing to get vaccinated. >

. >>> so despite high hopes, novak djokovic is leaving tokyo empty handed. number one will be returning to serbia without winning any medals. djokovic withdrew from his mixed doubles due to injury. as a result, others competed. djokovic smashed his racquet. he still has a shot at receiving a rare calendar grand slam at the u.s. open in later years. >>> we're halfway through the olympic games and japan is counting record high coronavirus infections. more than 12,000 new cases on saturday. the highest single day jump since the start of the pandemic. tokyo olympic officials say it's not their fault. blake has the story. the rising cases in japan and the tokyo olympics going on. they're saying, there's no connection. do you buy that? >> i mean, it's hard to imagine that the olympics being held right now, robyn, all the people out and about trying to see these events in person, take pictures of the olympic rings and imagine that it hasn't played a role in the increase in infection. time will tell, but it's hard to not make the connection at this point. here in to

that energy of getting past 2020 was a reference of how tough covid was at the time of no cure and novakcovid cases were peaking as 2020 turned 2021. you can see there far left on december and they fell. you can see that fall in the year thanks to vaccine. now when you update the covid resurgence take it all together made this august right now what we are living through on the far right part of the chart, well, just as bad as some of those periods in 2020. we are headed back for the year, people wanted to get over or worse with places like florida actually having the worse time ever. they have more covid hospital visits and deaths than ever before including 2020. that's what we are up against. it is an inflection point. nationally one out of four icu beds are taken up by people who are unvaccinated and got covid so bad that they had to go to the hospital. many stretching the capacity. this is all linked to places where vaccinations lagged in america like alabama which has a shortage that it is comprising people's healthcare and their life and death decisions. it is a spillover where peop

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boulter — the brit facing ludmilla samsonova in the first round, while the men's world number one novaktorey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial. that achievement also saw her equal the record held by swimmer mike kenny as britain's most successful paralympian of all—time. our reporter rachael laytham has more. yeah, she definitely got the day started well for great britain, picking up that gold medal this morning, and she said it was a smooth race. she really enjoyed it and she actually cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, which is very unusual for the athlete that's been going since 1992 and winning the whole way, but now she's going to shift her focus to thursday, where she'll be hoping to pick up another gold medal in the road race. and, if she wins a gold, then she will become the most—decorated paralympic athlete of all time with gold medals. what a title for sarah storey, there. also at the cycling it was ben watson. he got a surprise gold in the road cycling this morning. it was his paralympic

>> meanwhile, the dixie fire continues to burn in steep and rugged terrain in northern california novak were shooting yesterday for the fire that scorched more than 1200 square miles in 5 counties. that means it's burn. area is larger than the state of rhode island. it's destroyed more than 1200 buildings and is now 48% contained. and as multiple major wildfires burn across the state. some california lawmakers hosted a wildfire form today. this comes after hearing to question governor newsom's administration was canceled. ashley zavala joins us now live with the latest. ashley. >> yes, and as that hearing was an oversight hearing into the state's wildfire prevention issues. republicans who set up this forum say the state can't wait to address this issue any longer. >> we need to do for new republican lawmakers held a wildfire form tuesday in front of the state capitol. the group organized the event after democrats postpone an oversight hearing with governor newsom's administration after an npr investigation found it overstated completed forest management work by 690%. we need to get on

i see doctor richard novak was involved in the original testing for the moderna vaccine. vast majority of infections are seeing now are unvaccinated people. >> among breakthrough infections and more likely to occur. and the elderly and people with underlying chronic illness. particularly those who are immunocompromised and so my guess is when they target people for boosters that will be the older crowd hand people with underlying illness will first top the boosters companies are testing boosters and now, but as of now, the u.s. is not recommending them, but the fda is working on a plan for boosters expected out sometime in september. >> other countries like israel have already started a booster program earlier this week. the world health organization asked countries to hold off on boosters at least until september. so more developing countries can vaccinate their populations yesterday. white house press secretary jen psaki was asked about the u.s. vaccine supply as it donates hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines to countries around the world. >> we will have enough s

we novak seen immunity wanes over time.eople who get hospitalized or die are the immunosuppressed or the elderly. i do think the writing is on the wall. we are going to have boosters for the elderly very soon and for the normal healthy individuals, it may be two years, three years. but i think boosters are going to be inevitable. >> trace: our correspondent in atlanta jonathan serrie started his report tonight with saint jude children's research hospital saying that total hospitalizations among pediatric patients has gone from 1.5% to 3.5%. your final thoughts on that? >> delta is a very dangerous virus, and we are seeing more and more pediatric cases, probably 100,000 cases last week. probably 1,000 children hospitalized. the best way to protect children is for everyone to be vaccinated. they are getting this in the community now. they're not getting it in the schools. so we do have to raise the vaccination rates and when children go back to school use all our available tools like testing to keep them safe. in the united k

it leaves him out of the competition with rafael nadal and novak djokovic for aimen's record 21st grandetter, roger. he is my favorite for that group. let's go to the meteorologist bill karins keeping an eye on tropical storm fred. bill, what's going on? >> yeah, we're expecting that landfall later today. we just got the new information in from the national hurricane center. and we have a tropical storm warning for panama city. we expect about 8:00 p.m. today that potential landfall there right along the coastal area. here's the new update. winds are at 50 miles per hour. it's gotten a little bit stronger. it's heading to the north at 9 miles per hour. the weather will go downhill quickly today. you can see the big bend area, panama city. 60 miles per hour is the peak winds will move on shore. not enough to do a lot of damage. there will be a little bit of storm surge. there could be isolated tornadoes. it will head north to georgia by the time we get to tuesday. the biggest impacts would be rainfall if we get them. locally up to 10 inches on the gulf coast. flash flood threat for the a

novak vaccine is 100% but this seems to be doing a pretty good job. the facts, i feel like we've talked about at nauseam, the facts don't seem to matter in some cases, dr. reiner. >> right. look, americans need to get their medical information from physicians and other health care providers. marjorie taylor greene is a cartoon character. if you want to get real information, speak to your own doctor, and the truth of the matter is, erica, as you said, these vaccines work better than we could have possibly hoped. 99.99% of people who have received these vaccines have not died. so it's a remarkable achievement. this is not -- this isn't necessarily endemic to republicans. larry hogan has done a terrific job. maryland was one of the first states to mask up and right now has one of the lowest covid positivity rates in the united states. so look, i think that people are starting to get the message as they see their hospitals in their towns start to fill and as they start to see people they know get sick and in some instances die. we're sort of moving very s

it is about genetically engineering viruses to create you novak scenes and treatments but it is at theis also saying that the nih director and dr. fauci weakened oversight of a committee a board that was going to do controls of this research. they avoided accountability by making up their own definition what is is and what is not gain of function research. they basically undercut the overnight committee to fast track the research by giving themselves veto power over it. senator rand paul said that was going on but dr. fauci denied it. now "the washington post" is saying effectively that yes, senator paul was saying was correct. what do you think? >> i new senator paul was correct to begin with. dr. fauci is consistently inconsistent. he lied to the congress and lied to the american people. he taken up every leftist position trying to protect the administration, at same time, we'll not worry about covid positive individuals coming across by the thousands southern border. he has been caught with his pants down, liz. this is inexcusable. he really needs to go. i don't know how the man can

this trilingual two-time olympian who defeated novak djokovic in 2018 is one of several multiculturalng team japan and helping redefine what it means to be japanese. >> a lot of diversity here is very hidden. it would be great if the 100 people could connect with it. >> like most, he recognizes the pros and cons of having a diverse background. did you face any struggles growing up or even just playing in spain or threat your life? >> now that i look back, you know, you have always kind of felt like you are not 100% from that place, wherever you are. spain, you get made fun of a little bit about being asian. here you get made fun of, even though you are part american. everywhere you go you are a bit of an outsider, but at the same time, you can have a lot of advantages. people look up to you because you are multicultural. it is always a balance. >> at the opening ceremony, team japan put its diverse faces front and center using rui ha chimura as a flag bearer and naomi osaka lighting the cauldron. they have faced their share of racism and prejudice. daniel himself recalls being teased

. >> all right, novak, no job.s are sending when it comes to forcing employees to get vaccinatedment if that doesn't work, how about hiking your health insurance premiums if you don't get vaccinated? tom on the legality of that. it's still in the early going, to be fair, but some companies are pondering that as well and their insurance companies are more than happy to go along with it, it would seem because you're a greater risk. so let me just ask you as a lawyer, can they legally do it? >> the answer, neil, is probably yes. employers have a pretty good deal of flexibility in terms of setting the amount of premiums and we've seen in the past that they, for example, could increase the premium if an employee is a smoker, for example. i think what the employees would argue here, is increasing the charge to persons who are not vaccinated simply adds the amount of risk, the additional health risk that that employee would pose and therefore, it's permissible to do that. >> so, it's in line with some of the other require