or wimbledon, i am going _ before roland garros or wimbledon, i am going to _ before roland garrose, even if i miss wimbledoh— am going to go there, even if i miss wimbledon or roland garros or whatever _ wimbledon or roland garros or whatever. the kid stopped dreaming. the kid _ whatever. the kid stopped dreaming. the kid is _ whatever. the kid stopped dreaming. the kid is going to play for himself. _ the kid is going to play for himself, and that's it. that's my story~ _ himself, and that's it. that's my sto . ,, , , himself, and that's it. that's my sto .,, ,, ., himself, and that's it. that's my sto ,, ,, . ., himself, and that's it. that's my sto .. ,, ., ., ~ story. stepping away from melbourne, then. a busy day in the women's fa cup fourth round. 11; games today. no major upsets however injury to arsenal star striker vivienne miedema may overshadow their win over london city lionesses. miedema's solitary goal on the stroke of half—time was the difference this afternoon which sees the 14—time winners progress to the enxt round. miedema was substituted after the break after st

tsitsipas has reached the semi—finals in melbourne twice and was a runner—up at roland garros last yeare meets jannik sinner next. in the women's draw, kaia kanepi has knocked out second seed aryna sabalenka in a final—set tie—break. it was one set all and 8—7 in the third, when kanepi edged in front — she thought the match was over and celebrated early — but needed another point. luckily her blushes were spared, taking the match to go through to a first australian open quarterfinal at the age of 36. france's alize cornet has made the quarterfinals of a major, at the 63rd time of asking. and she did it by knocking out two—time grand slam winner and 14th seed simona halep, admitting that she may have had some assistance. i had a little birthday present, i had a cake from the tournament. the cheesecake was amazing. i think that is why i had so much energy. that's why you won! i had so much cheesecake. i have energy for weeks now! and in rugby union, george ford has been handed a chance to revive his international career — he's been draughted in to replace injured captain owen farrell in e

francia ratificÓ que no le permitirÁ entrar al paÍs para participar del roland garros en mayo si no presenta puede ser bastante confuso. para salir de dudas "yo te ayudo" con informaciÓn. carolina: nos conectamos con carlos bowman, experto en finanzas,. quÉ pasa con aquellos que no han recibido un cheque por hijo? hay opciones para recibir este monto ahora durante la Época de impuestos? >> sÍ. buenas tardes. unas de las mejores cosas en este aÑo por el tÍo sam, se va aportarÁ muy bien, vas a poder recibir ese cheque completo cuando declares tu declaraciÓn impuestos, y ahora vas a poder recibir de todos los dependientes calificados, todo el cheque completo. borja: seguimos hablando de temas en concreto, para la gente que declara los impuestos con un nÚmero de itin, seguramente hay gente que nos estÁ viendo, cÓmo deben hacerlo? >> una de las cosas que son mÁs importantes, es que tu nÚmero de itin estÁ vigente, sito nÚmero itin no estÁ activo, lamentable mente los crÉditos se te van a perder. cuando debes impuestos, debes poner la informaciÓn completa y la cantidad exacta que recibiste por adel

the rules kept the tennis great off the hard courts down under, but a loop hole at roland-garros could him back on the clay >>> a blood shortage is hitting crisis levels from coast to coast. the red cross reports the shortage is forcing doctors across the country to decide who will get blood transfusions and who will have to wait. the organization says it's seen a 10% drop in donor since the pandemic started and it's calling on everyone who can donate to do so. but the federal government still requires sexually active gay and bisexual men to abstain from sexual activity for 90 days before they're allowed to donate blood. the fda originally created the restrictions during a time when hiv was not well understood at all. of course, that's changed, but the policy has not and critics to the ban also points to the cdc rules that require every blood donation to go through screening for infectious diseases, including hiv. cnbc's valerie castro with the renewed calls for the fda to scrap the restrictions >> now is the time to sign up, make an appointment and donate. >> while the red cross begs

so that could impact novak djokovic if he wants to compete in the roland garros in mid-may. john? it explicitly clear he won't be allowed? >> no, this was the sports ministry spokesman. not quite at the level of a government minister but it will come up, no doubt about that. i think the tournaments before them like indian wells for example will be coming up before roland garros so it's not quite a pressing issue right now but it could be down the line. >> may, june, a long time before the french open but i could see this becoming a huge deal. jim bittermann thank you very much. >> sure. >>> brand new video of novak djokovic back in his home country of serbserbia. he was deported from australia over losing a visa battle over his vaccination status. a crowd greeted him waving flags and chanting "we love novak." he cannot be granted another visa for three years under australia's laws. >>> just in news out of china with just weeks to go until the olympics, what they're telling the public about attending the games. >>> and "america's funniest home videos" says good-bye to its original

it added, as far as roland garros is concerned, the situation may change between now and then come andt will be more favorable. we will see but there is no exemption. let's go back to belgrade where novak djokovic is home. our correspondent is also there. >> his return was quite low-key in the end. we had a few dozen supporters to greet him at the airport, but it was not the normal return in triumph. it was a return after a comprehensive defeat by the australian judicial and political systems. it was not the kind of return that novak djokovic is used to. although there were a small number of supporters here to greet him, novak didn't actually see them. he ended up going through the diplomatic channels at the airport, through an entrance that nobody was waiting at. the fans who had come to see him and show him their support didn't get the chance to do so. novak djokovic she then went off in a car with his brother. he said that he would not be commenting again until after the end of the australian open tennis championship. he doesn't want to be a disruption and want people to enjoy that.

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the next grand slam onto clay at roland garros where nadal has won 13 times.te there in a few months�* time, who knows? also the fact that he battled through these very, very difficult problems, he was in bed for a couple of days with covid just before christmas. not the only tennis player who's been in that situation but it's far from ideal preparation. but the biggest concern was his foot injury which is troubled him since he was a teenager. it's a problem with a bone in the bridge of his foot. and it was causing him a lot of discomfort, he didn't play for the second half of last year, a medical intervention that didn't really reduce the pain. in the end he decided to push through the pain barrier. it worked spectacularly and is now the australian open champion again. it finished at 11 minutes past one in the morning put up was the first time anybody in modern time had come back to win the australian open final. medvedev was the player to beat once we knew that djokovic would be able to play. he won the us open in september, is a world number two, he's been

from roland garros to wimbledon to flushing meadows and melbourne park, alfie hewett and gordon reid winning the wheelchair doubles title. victory for the british pair in melbourne was their ninth in a row, a grand slam record for any draw. reid underplayed the significance of surpassing navratilova and shriver�*s doubles winning streak in the 805, but says their partnership can get even better. patrick gearey reports. for alfie hewett and gordon reid, this is like reading an old friend, a reunion that's become a tradition. on the top of your screen and soon on top of the match, this was the road to their ninth straight grand slam title. there was a diversion. the pairfought back slam title. there was a diversion. the pair fought back to slam title. there was a diversion. the pairfought back to nip slam title. there was a diversion. the pair fought back to nip the second set. but when you've done it as often as hewett and reid, victory becomes a source of muscle memory. this was the third australian open, but winning never becomes boring. in the past couple years, they have seized ev

tsitsipas has reached the semi—finals in melbourne twice and was a runner—up at roland garros last yearpared, taking the match to go through to a first australian open quarterfinal at the age of 36. france's alize cornet has made the quarterfinals of a major, at the 63rd time of asking. and she did it by knocking out two—time grand slam winner and 14th seed simona halep, admitting that she may have had some assistance. i had a little birthday present, i had a cake from the tournament. the cheesecake was amazing. i think that is why i had so much energy. that's why you won! i had so much cheesecake. i can tell you guys, i have energy for weeks now! and in rugby union, george ford has been handed a chance to revive his international career — he's been draughted in to replace injured captain 0wen farrell in england's six nations squad. with farrell out of the opener against scotland, head coach eddiejones will turn to ford after leaving him out of the initial 36—man squad. despite his outstanding club form, ford has been overlooked since the autumn with marcus smith starring at number ten.

of right now, players will not be fully -- will not be required to be fully vaccinated ahead of roland garros this year. that gives options in terms of players and their viewpoint when it comes to vaccinations, isa. >> right now he's playing. we'll await the decision from the immigration minister. patrick snell for us there and phil black in melbourne. appreciate it. >>> now, kazakhstan's president says russian troops will leave the country over a ten-day period. he had asked for the russian-led military alliance's help during the nationwide protests that began last week. the country's interior ministry said security forces have detained nearly 10,000 people in connection with the protests. and the parliament confirmed the president's nomination for a new prime minister after the former prime minister resigned during the unrest. let's put all this into perspective for us. fred pleitgen joins us from the kazakhstan kurdistan border. fred, really there is so much happening. it's been moving so quickly. let's start with the kazakhstan president. he described the violence as an attempted coup, bu

look in six months from now in terms of the global pandemic when it comes to that french open at roland garrosthen the u.s. open in new york city? he's had stumbles before, trying to get the 21. two years ago, remember that incident when he was defaulted when the ball was struck and the assistant linesperson -- there was that incident. last year he got to the final at flushing meadows to lose in three sets. getting to 21 is not straightforward. now he's given himself another big hurdle that he may well want to re-evaluate. who knows? that's why we need answers. >> yeah, there are times as a tennis fan, he's a competitor that sometimes it's hard to root for. yet some of that has changed in the last few months. i've been harping on this. the atp. in terms of tour directors, tour governance, could they not have avoided an international incident just by making their own rules clear over the last few months? >> tennis australia as well, the tournament organizers. there are many, many issues that they need to address as well. the information that was given to the player, how he interpreted it. as i

as it stands at the french open at roland garros, where he could go for number 21, although he woulds the stands for an unvaccinated player have to follow special protocols, health-related protocols, as a result of being unvaccinated. we don't know about wimbledon either. the u.s. open, we all know there they are strict, in new york city, restrictions on indoor events. the roof comes on, that would come into play. that would become another fascinating scenario. and regular tour events coming to the u.s. as well. he's going to have to reschedule his playing months ahead, depending on how this all pans out. he's going to ask himself some very serious questions about moving forward swell. >> he certainly does. patrick snell, great to have your analysis, big ten necessary lover. good to see you. >>> local and federal law enforcement are being praised for saturday's hostage rescue in texas. coming up, former cia operative bob baer explains why it's so difficult to predict these attacks and to get everyone out alive. we're getting destroyed out there. we need a plan! i have a plan... right

future because right now as it stands he would not be able to participate in the french open at roland garrosbecause the french sports minister told cnn today there is no exception to the french vaccine pass law which requires people to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants, bars, theaters and sporting venues as well and that is not just for the spectators, that is for the athletes as well. the french president had previously said his aim was to pis off the unvaccinated and he's likely succeeded in at least making one particular unvaccinated serb think hard about his decision making. today at the airport he got a heroed welcome, with banners and flags to try to catch a glimpse of djokovic and show their support. his treatment in australia has been almost universally condemned, from both the unvaccinated and the vaccinated and from the man on the street to the president of the country. listen. >> they think they have by this this mistreatment of ten days humiliated djokovic but they have humiliated themselves. co return to his country with his head held high and look everyone in th

the next grand slam tournament is the french open, played at roland garros in may.tually see them. he ended up going out through the diplomatic channel in belgrade airport, and then through an entrance that no one was waiting at at all, really. so, the fans who had come to see him wanted to shout their support and tell him that they still loved him didn't get the chance to do so. novak djokovic apparently went off in a car with his brother, djordje. he said, this is novak, that he won't be commenting again until after the end of the australian open tennis championships. he doesn't want any disruption any more and wants people to enjoy that spectacle of support. his family have also said they want to be commenting either, they won't be commenting either, though they have been strong supporters of novak djokovic during this entire affair, as have the political leaders in serbia as well. i think now it's going to be a chance for everybody to settle down, take a few days of rest and recuperation, and then think about what happens to the world's top male tennis player go

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tournaments in america and roland garros in— tournaments in america and roland garros in france, soterms of feelings, and other players, his compatriots are feeling. yes. feelings, and other players, his compatriots are feeling. yes, most ofthe compatriots are feeling. yes, most of the tennis _ compatriots are feeling. yes, most of the tennis players, _ compatriots are feeling. yes, most of the tennis players, 95%, - compatriots are feeling. yes, most of the tennis players, 95%, or i compatriots are feeling. yes, most of the tennis players, 95%, or 95 i compatriots are feeling. yes, most| of the tennis players, 95%, or 95 at the top _ of the tennis players, 95%, or 95 at the top hundred have been vaccinated and that— the top hundred have been vaccinated and that is— the top hundred have been vaccinated and that is what i've heard. those of you _ and that is what i've heard. those of you who — and that is what i've heard. those of you who haven't, those who don't believe _ of you who haven't, those who don't believe in _ of you who haven't, those who don't believe in it. — of you who

there's a loophole, it seems, in a new french law and that means the tennis superstar could play at roland garros law, anybody who shows proof that they tested positive for covid within the previous six months is exempt from having to show a vaccine pass djokovic says he tested positive for covid in mid-december. whether there's proof, we don't yet know >> tonight, a major american city wants gun owners to get liability insurance and pay an annual fee critics call that unconstitutional it's part of our reporting on the news right after jim cramer. 7:00 eastern, cnbc wilf and sara, back to you >> shep, thanks so much. we look forward to it. >> stocks staging another dramatic comeback on wall street, although we closed in the red. is the worst behind us or more pain to come we'll hear both sides of that argument coming up next. as we head to break, here's a check in on today's after hours earnings movers. shares of microsoft are lower, about 4% holding that level now texas instruments moving the same amount in the opposite direction. both earnings calls still to come thanks for coming. now when it

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how interesting if rafa nadal gets 21, going into roland garros, which he has won many times as well.er generation to believe | of the younger generation to believe it mentally, which is what kept the top three at the top for so long and also he is physically able to compete over best of five sets. nadal is an incredible fighter in in fact he is in the final shows that. nobody expected him to be there. the psychology for any opponent or any of the big three of the last generation is huge because there was that sense of playing against one of the defining heroes from the younger generation growing up.— generation growing up. exactly. they watch them growing _ generation growing up. exactly. they watch them growing up _ generation growing up. exactly. they watch them growing up on _ generation growing up. exactly. they watch them growing up on tv - generation growing up. exactly. they watch them growing up on tv and - generation growing up. exactly. they| watch them growing up on tv and got to go on court and they've got to play the actual human on the other side of the net and i think

health minister has already said is vaccination status would not prevent him from competing at roland garrosoris becker— day to the next, so i heard boris becker say, _ day to the next, so i heard boris becker say, and i completely agree with him. _ becker say, and i completely agree with him. if— becker say, and i completely agree with him, if you want to avoid a repeat— with him, if you want to avoid a repeat he — with him, if you want to avoid a repeat he should really get vaccinated and i have known novak for a _ vaccinated and i have known novak for a long _ vaccinated and i have known novak for a long time coming i know he is very my four april but to play with peace of mind _ my four april but to play with peace of mind for— my four april but to play with peace of mind for the rest of the season he we _ of mind for the rest of the season he we should really think about. marion — he we should really think about. marion bartoli, always a pleasure to have you on the programme with your insight. thank you forjoining us. we are always happy to talk about tennis itself. now to the action on