does it feel to have no wimbledon or grass currency season at alum does it feel to have no wimbledonency season at all? it is strange obviously but these are extraordinary times and i guess it was inevitable and they were going to ta ke was inevitable and they were going to take that decision. martina navratilova was saying it'll be a mental challenge for players now with no tennis for the forseeable future. how are you doing here dealing with this downtime? it is a big mindset shift, we are obviously travelling the world from january three to november and use to being in different cities every week, new surroundings and new people every other week and you kind of become institutionalized to that. so for example, even when i am touring and it is friday or saturday, your mind sta rts it is friday or saturday, your mind starts to be ready to move on to the next event. so suddenly to be told that you're going to be stuck at home forfive months in that you're going to be stuck at home for five months in a that you're going to be stuck at home forfive months in a row is that you're going

it's wimbledon, coming in latejune, early july. it's off wimbledon, coming in latejune, earlyjuly.. the telegraph runs this on its front page and we accept this is not as significant as the testing but it is something that people in britain will notice if they are stuck in their homes in june will notice if they are stuck in their homes injune and joanne, all ofa their homes injune and joanne, all of a sudden, wimbledon is gone. yes, andi of a sudden, wimbledon is gone. yes, and i must say, my daily exercise walk rude goes past the tennis club andi walk rude goes past the tennis club and i was there yesterday and it was and i was there yesterday and it was a very bizarre site because those people who don't know it, it's a huge area. there is always something going on there. it was absolutely deadly still, there was nothing moving. nothing happening. it was a particularly vivid example of how the country in many places has come toa the country in many places has come to a complete standstill. what are the rhythms in your area in terms of events, and how they all gone? we are on the

for many, wimbledon is not just a sporting event. it is, frankly, summer.n stretch towards five hours, well, evening sunshine is essential — the fortnight is scheduled to be played over the year's longest days. and trying to rearrange the championships for later in 2020 wouldn't be feasible anyway, wimbledon say, because they anticipate government restrictions continuing for many months... ..a statement explained. you know, it is definitely the right decision. it adheres to all the guidelines and it is about keeping people safe. so, in terms of the news, it's not surprising but there is also a part of me that, you know, hopes to play, wishes to play, looks forward to play. so, on that side, it's saddening and it's a bit disappointing. since 1877, there's always been a wimbledon. only the war years stopped the tennis. the championships reflect the changing trends but always in essence remain the same. that's why missing wimbledon will feel like missing a friend. it's the familiar we long for. commentator: that's it, that's it. and the dream has come true! pr

up next in sports, details when the wimbledon will again take place. if i could do one thing, i'd make sure there were more textbooks in schools. i'm a teacher. i've seen the need, but my girlfriend here likes to say ... "don't just talk about it, be about it." and we're about the 2020 census. because when everyone gets counted on the census, it helps inform public funding in our neighborhood for the next ten years! don't just talk about it - -be about it! complete the census online, by phone or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. >>> mark is working from home tonight with sports, this is so unprecedented, no formula one racing, no ufc, nba postponed, nhl postponed, now we have wimbledon canceled as well. >> yeah, you name it, it's out. we've actually got some real sports news. certainly the most prestigious tournament in all of tennis, wimbledon, of course, canceled. it's important to make that distinction, canceled, not postponed. it will not happen this year. of course they play late june early july, so the all england club tod

but one ringback sporting event seems to be weathering the storm a bit differently than the rest wimbledon organizers canceled their tournaments due to the coronavirus pandemic but new details show how a clause in the tennis elite insurance policy will offset revenue loss of nearly $250000000.00 here to tell us more r t american sports producer regina hamm boy oh boy regina wimbledon smart thank him very smart move on her women's pardo in l.a. planning ahead yes so they bought essentially pandemic insurance now that doesn't sound like something the normally is done yet here you have wimbledon one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world was smart enough to say hey and then a while back to it wasn't like just recently by within 5 years of what prompted this so it's really interesting we'll take it back about 18 years to 2002 when we had the sars outbreak that was in wimbledon and the british open with a golf tournament decided you know what let's start 2nd some money. in a way in case there is a pandemic like this again there was no you know for say the never crystal ball or anything

pandemic insurance now that doesn't sound like something the normally is done yet here you have wimbledon one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world was smart enough to say hey and then a while back to it wasn't like just recently by within 5 years of what prompted this so it's really interesting we'll take it back about 18 years to 2002 when we had the sars outbreak that was in wimbledon and the british open with a golf tournament decided you know what let's start 2nd some money. in a way in case there is a pandemic like this again there was no you know for say the never crystal ball or anything they just happen to these make a smart business decision and they're going to recoup a lot of money they're going to coop about $141000000.00 u.s. dollars from that insurance policy to be paid out and the british open to do roughly about the same they made the announcement after wimbledon because if they didn't by a certain date they would get that payout and that's why a lot of the events here in the u.s. like the p.g.a. tour have been postponed not canceled oh interesting so they postpo

but there are people who would have played wimbledon, and all the grasscourt have played wimbledon, andrt events leading up to it, because it is the entire summer season, a lot of dreams are made, a lot of people work very hard, and families invest enormously almost from birth these days in getting people ready for these events, and it's a chance to achieve something which is really for a lifetime, to be proud of. and they are having that taken away from them, and the prize money as well, which keeps some of the lower ranked players going. so all the tentacles of a cancellation like this, the disruption that we are seeing from covid—19, coronavirus, all of it has to be dealt with, but clive, right now, as you well know, it is first things first, we have all got to stay alive and do the right thing. absolutely, good to see you, andrew castle, thank you. the fashion industry is trying to come together to play its part in helping the country's battle against the coronavirus pandemic. some british designers are offering their workforce to help make personal protective equipment for nhs work

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one of the big challenges for wimbledon is now that it big challenges for wimbledon is now thatitis bighat it is around grass, which is not an artificial service, and also the further that you go on in the year or down in the calendar, you have less likely, the covered course. there are big challenges for us course. there are big challenges for us in terms of postponing it. and before we go, how would you celebrate your birthday today as lockdown continues across the uk? well, if you're scotland's former commonwealth games javelin throwerjamie campbell, the answer is running a marathon. in his six—metre long garden! he's doing it to raise money for the nhs. that's all the sport for now. it is going to take him a while but a great cause. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. he must be really dizzy. round and round for the duration of a marathon. a very good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i will be with you for the next few hours as we keep you up—to—date with all the developments concerning coronavirus. every day, of course, we t

beirut one of the world's biggest sporting toyman says another casualty of coronavirus the wimbledon tennis championships have been cancelled for the 1st time since world war 2 a grand slam tournament was set for 2 weeks in june and july but now like the olympics and the europeans of all championship sports fans will have to wait until next year this has more. this is a long tennis tournament is a very. well window to climb such a tournament it's not like the french open at least have the hope having which should yield the tender thinking it's all that there is hope there. with the u.s. open for wimbledon it's not just the tournament the entire gospel sales being cancelled there is the prospect of any tennis for some considerable time and there is no organized set up and there's a likelihood from the u.k. government that this will continue for many months we must act responsibly now they only work up to generate huge profits so it's not a needy organization that this is something that hasn't happened cancellations. since the 2nd world war. was. you know you play again i'm fully back

wimbledon is cancelled for the first time since world war ii.was due to start at the end ofjune, but the entire grass—court season has now been abandoned because of the coronavirus pandemic. wimbledon‘s the latest major summer sporting event to be called off, with euro 2020 and the tokyo olympics postponed for 12 months. here's our sports

. >>> wimbledon canceled. the first time since world war ii. when it might return.t's next in sports. >>> happening now, despite the rain and the snow the sierra snowpack is below normal for spring. water content around the state is only about half of the average for this time of the year. that's according to a survey done by the department of water resources. the snowpack typically provides roughly a third of california's water supply. so we need it. we'll be right back. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>> one of the biggest events in tennis has been canceled because of the pandemic. >> wimbledon will not be played this summer for the first time since world war ii. it was scheduled to take place in london at the end of

es primera vez que wimbledon se cancela desde la segunda guerra mundial más información en titularesla salida a no más de 128 pies de las casa a menos que tengan que ir a hacer compra a supermercados y farmacia. así con este aplauso residentes de la ciudad de alameda agradecieron la labor diaría de los equipos de emergencia que día a día arriesgan su vida en medio de la pandemia covid-19. héroes que lo dan todo por la comunidad por favor si tu trabajo no es considerado esencial quédate en casa ,así saldremos todos de esta crisis. convérselo en familia, muchas gracias, bueno siga con julio vaqueiro nos vemos mañana. on e o me despido hasta maÑana a la hora d de siempre >>gracias. >> coronavirus, es la el coronavirus es el e la segunda guerra mundial y llama a un plan para salvar vidas y ayudar a los millones de desempleados el virus golpea duro a los latinos en new york. que ens bronx y harlem son los mÁs afectados.

when wimbledon was 1st established reg it's only happened now 3 times this would be one the other 2 times world war one and world war 2 kind of gives you an idea you were talking about context a minute ago the context of the scope of this thing it's like sports is dead all over the world. great stuff we appreciate the update we'll keep coming to you every hour on the hour let's do this now the big question why why don't we have enough medications why don't we have enough ventilators and maybe the most important question why don't we even have enough test kits for this strain of the coronavirus and let me give you an example of what i'm talking about in the time it took south korea to test 4000 for every 1000000 people the u.s. was only able to test about 5 americans for every 1000000 people at the outset why well we could argue that the c.d.c. had flawed test kits true we could argue the f.d.a. took too long to approve the test true we could argue that the president had states made way too many conflicting statements about whether there were there were not enough test kits out there

world is obviously the 134th championships of wimbledon are cancelled now and they will not be postponed you know like the french open for example another grand slam was postponed till september but this one is just not happening so it'll be next year june 28th to july 11th 2021 for if the next time we will see wimbledon and that is the oldest grand slam of all for so 134 years so we don't get to see the hats we don't get to see any of that this year and it's it's the 1st time since $1045.00 since world war 2 so hey here's an interesting development the world of motor sports is actually trying to contribute to the need for a coronavirus equipment yes tell me how solar viewers out there are getting mercedes team is leading the cause the mercedes formula one team and their engineers usually they're building engines for cars to research on the track where they're hoping mixi pep devices and devices are continuous positive airway pressure devices that help basically deliver oxygen to the lungs without the need for a ventilator or patients a day should. so they're trying to basically remove t

the all england tennis championships at wimbledon where he last cancelled during the second world ware british sporting event in 2020 to be called off com pletely event in 2020 to be called off completely because of the spread of the coronavirus. wimbledon was due to start in latejune but that requires two months worth of onside planning which is not possible at the moment with distancing measures in place in the chairman of the all england club said the decision had been made to cancel this years championships completely and they will use the resources to help local communities in the area instead. from a playing point of view tennis isa from a playing point of view tennis is a sport where some of the superstars right now are in or approaching the last years of their career. roger federer and serena williams are both 38 years old and both took two social media to say they were devastated about this decision. fatter interestingly told another grass court in germany that he still plans to compete there in 2021 said there is still hope he might get another outing at wimbledon as well. t

wimbledon is canceled. the all-england club made the announcement it would be the 134th edition, now it is june 28 through july 11, 2021. known for the tradition and pomp and circumstance, celebrities and royals showing up. the first time it's been postponed since 1945. look back at a favorite moment for a lot of people. john mcenroe won the singles title in 1981, but not without a tab tram. >> tantrum. that ball was on the line. chalk flew up. it was cleary in. how can you call that out. everyone knows it's in and you call it out. explain that. >> you cannot be serious. alden smith is getting another chance at an nfl career. the former 49er pass rusher is at it again be it could be a good ending to what's been a trackic story. he signed a one-year deal with the cowboys but the most important statistic he's said to be clean and sober for the last four years, he has not played since 2015, that was with the raiders. >>> jim tomsula is now the d- line coach for the cowboys, i'm sure that has a lot to do with i

this year no wimbledon i'm afraid 8 time wimbledon champion roger federer says he is devastated by thecancellation of this year's tournament because of kroner virus and he's not the only one because players around the world have been expressing the sadness of what would be the 1st cancellation of the grand slam tournament since world war 2 the event was set for 2 weeks in june and july now like the olympics and the european football championships sports fans will have to wait until next year that is 9 time wimbledon champion martina navratilova says that sponsor is that some of the older players will be in a race against time to stay fit you don't know where the finish line is you don't know when to start training for what again everybody is in the same boat but for some it's more difficult than for others the youngsters are missing a chance to really improve and match up against the high ranked players like akoko golf and british that's where you have a big group both of you that you know of the middle players you know or kind of stuck and the older players like you roger federer avoi

other news around the world, this summer virus wimbledon tennis -- this summer's wimbledon tennis tournamentasc beceled for the first time. the lates cancellatiotsfor the spor world that is reeling after japan postponed the olympics until next year. officials in france have issued 300 and 50,000 fines to the people who have been taking the lockdo they say it is unlikely that restrictions will be lifted across france simultaneously. officials in france say that the death toll there has top 3000 and there are fears that the actual total may be much higher. the health ministry called on people to stay at dome on the la of the persian new year's holiday. enpublic gardens havclosed to stop people from celebrating and spreading the infection. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come tonight, the life of an artist in lockdown. david hockney shares his ipad drawings of spring and his reflections on what really matters right now. ffspain has ed even more english, 864 people died in the past 24 hours. another grim record. e national death toll is over 9000. the infection rate is fallin

>> reporter: forget all his work at wimbledon and the all hiss...orks at wimbledon and >> no mercy from the younger dog, who takes this victory just as time runs out. >> reporter: ...his calls of "mabel vs. olive" have been viewed more than 30 million times. es but olive, only thoughts of what might have been, but wly herself to blame. that will be my legacy. on my gravestone, it'll say "andrew cotter: he commentated once on dogs." >> reporter: the dog's life is at least one way covid life is just the same as the good old days. nothing makes us as happy as time with our best friends. >> i swear to god, if these ( bleep ) people don't go back to work... >> reporter: well, at least for the human half of the couple. >> ...i'm going to go nuts. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs r, new jersey.r, new jersey. >> foster: i have seen that video, and it cracks me up every time. all right, that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. i'm lesli foster, reporting from wusa 9 in washington, d.c. from all of us at cbs news, here in the na

. >>> the wimbledon. >> the growing pandemic. it is the first time wimbledon has been canceled since world war ii. >>> microsoft plans to go digital for many of its conferences for the rest of the year and 2021. that means ignite. the company's flagshift cop fence set for september will be held online as well as build 2021, another developer conference. that is set from may of next year. the spokesman person from microsoft sited the concerns saying the safety of the community is the main priority. >>> a san diego man who has recovered from the corona virus is now trying to help others. 36-year-old jason garcia donated his mrs. so after he was cleared by san diego county to leave isolation. covid-19 on confirmed positive on march 15th. he has since recovered and donated plaza to the hospital yesterday. >> we had given a mrs. so ma notation to help other patients i am glad that this turned into a positive thing. >> doctors say garcia's donation will help other patients by providing antibodies and they say it is enough to help three

also in the programme: wimbledon is cancelled for the first time since world war two due to the coronavirusdemic. hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the uk has recorded the highest number of deaths in a single day, since the coronavirus outbreak began. the government says it is the biggest threat the country has faced in decades. 563 patients died in the past 2a hours, which takes the total number of deaths in hospitals to 2,352 in less than four weeks. that increase is in line with the scientific modelling, and slightly less than the rate they have seen in italy. meanwhile it has emerged that a doctor, who had come out of retirement to help out in a hospital, has become the fourth front line medic to die in the uk. the world health organization have warned this evening that the number of cases of infection around the world will hit a million in the next few days. in the states, donald trump says they are in for a "painful and difficult few weeks". more on all those developments

. >>> word just a few moments ago, unsurprisingly that wimbledon, this year's wimbledon over the pond been postponed. a new date has already been set. 134th championships will instead happen from june 28th through july 11th of 2021. wimbledon, the latest major sporting event to be postponed. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. navy scrambling now to help thousands of service members on board an aircraft carrier with more than 100 sailors sick so far. the "san francisco chronicle" first reported that the captain of the "u.s.s. theodore roosevelt" sent a letter begging the pentagon for help. the letter reads in part, quote, we are not at war. sailors do not need to die. if we do not act now, we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset, our sailors. nbc's courtney kube coffers the military for nbc news. courtney, what are you learning about that ship today and those sailors who have been infected with the coronavirus? >> reporter: so we don't know a whole lot more at this point other than about 1,000 of those sailors have been taken off the ship to guam for isolation and potential

i think one of the big challenges for wimbledon is it is played on grass, which is not an artificial the further that you go on in the year or down on the calendar, you have less light, and of course wimbledon has just the two covered courts. so i think there is big challenges for it, in terms of postponing it. and before we go — how would you celebrate your birthday today as lockdown continues across the uk? not easy when lockdown is continuing. scotland's former commonwealth games javelin throwerjamie campbell — the answer is running a marathon in his six meter long garden! he's doing it to raise money for the nhs. it will take him a while but he is determined to get there. that is all your support for now, back to you, jane. you have to stop showing it, it is making me dizzy just you have to stop showing it, it is making me dizzyjust watching the poor man, it isjust making me dizzyjust watching the poor man, it is just not making me dizzyjust watching the poor man, it isjust not big enough, is it? we will hear more in the world of sport in the next hour. a very good afternoon to y

wimbledon are such a big global event, let alone an event for this country.tely is an important part in getting people out there and enjoying the game of tennis. that is a challenge. the lta are working very hard to try and limit like damage. i think it's important to keep things in perspective as well, obviously, the whole world is going through a massively challenging time. tennis has got to continue to do its bit. in rugby — glasgow warriors head coach, dave rennie, has called for the pro—iii season to be stopped and unbeaten leinster awarded the title. that's despite the sport's bosses hopeful of still completing the competition and the english premiership season — even if it means a shorter break for players before a new campaign begins. rennie, who willjoin australia as a coach injune, said integrity was key in making any decision and that it would be hard not to award leinster the title. he's also worried about the impact it will have on players if they are made to play from this season straight into the next. questions have been raised over plans to r

coming up on bbc news, wimbledon is cancelled for the first time since world war ii because of coronavirusentire grass court season is abandoned. good evening. there's been another rise in the number of people who have died from coronavirus in the uk as the government warned that this invisible killer is the biggest threat our country has faced in decades and that worse was to come. 563 patients have lost their lives in the past 2a hours, taking the total number of deaths in hospitals to 2,352 in less than four weeks. the latest increase in deaths is sadly in line with scientific predictions. most of the cases are in london but nhs england says the threat is everywhere and the growing number of hospital admissions in the midlands is now a cause for concern. today it was confirmed that a 68 year old semi—retired doctor in hertfordshire has become the fourth doctor to die. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. hilda churchill, who lived through a pandemic a century ago — the oldest victim at 108. dr adil el taya, the first medic to pass away. doreen hunt, a grandmother, who died on m

. >> reporter: forget all his works at wimbledon and the rks at wimbledon in the his calls of "mabelve" have been viewed more than 30 million times. >> but olive had only thoughts of what might have been, but only herself to blame. that will be my legacy. on my gravestone, "he commented on some dogs." t reporter: the dog's life is od oldst one way covid life is just same as the good old days. nothing makes us as happy as time with our best friends. >> i swear to god, if these ( bleep ) people don't go back to work... >> reporter: at least the human half of the couple. >> ...i'm going to go nuts. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, montclair, new jersey. >> o'donnell: that's so good. i love my dog. and if you have a story up to the share with me or something you'd like to say as part of our effort to connect with you, you can text me. here's the phone number. you can share with me what you'd thke to know more about, and i'll share with you some of the things that interest me. we're really looking forward to hearing from you. we'll be right back. our family is from? what about here? he

the only a lot of times carved on the wimbledon championships had really no room to maneuver this hasbeen coming as you said there's an inevitability about the judges have to be called dog this is a. tennis tournament there's a broken window. the window to play such a tool and it's not like the french or at least have the hope of english she joined the tender taking that's all there is hope there that i can play that song the same with the u.s. i saw wimbledon it's not just the tournament the entire gospel city has been cancelled there is a prospect of any tennis for some considerable time and there was an organizer set up and there's a likelihood from the u.k. government that this will continue for many months we must act responsibly now they only have got to generate shoojit profits from the borders so it was a needy organization that this is something that has a 100 cancellations lock aspirant since the 2nd world war the away from tennis there was also a big meeting at europe's football governing body you a for today what was decided there. there's a lot of activity around the glob

the biggest stories in cream or tennis at wimbledon and on the plate for a big sporting event.now police in kenya have ordered an investigation into the death of a 13 year old boy whose neighbors say he was shot dead when police opened fire to enforce a curfew in the capital on monday evening it's not the only example of police using excessive force in response to the outbreak as malcolm webb now reports from nairobi. yaseen moyet was just 13 years old. his family say he was shot dead by police on monday evening. they were enforcing a curfew here in kenya's capital nairobi. the government told us he was at home on his balcony with the children when a bullet hit him in the stomach. people even he was abducted by that time he would be what i did to my dignity the police. as we know. you know even exactly you should judge the result. because women's brought in restrictions to try and slow the spread of covert 19 the curfew killed yaseen before the virus yaseen has been laid to rest his family say they want justice and they're not the enemy ones who aren't happy with kenya's curfew

here's two—time wimbledon champion jamie murray. it was inevitable.one knows when the restrictions are going to be relaxed. and even to the point that you are allowing public gatherings of 50,000 people, that's another story. so, i think they didn't really have much option in the end. i guess there was speculation they might move it back because the olympics pulled out but i think still for them, there's just no guarantee that things would have changed in the country to the extent that you can have these big sporting events or public gatherings, whatever you want to call it. i think actually during when we are in normally is the longest day of the year so once that has been, the days get shorter and shorter and at wimbledon you are playing to serve from 9am to 10pm most evenings. if you put that back, five, six weeks, you lose a lot of daylight. and then would they be able to finish the tournament in that time period? so, that's a big adjustment to then be told, "ok you're going to be at home for five months," because i got home on march 6th and then

this is the first time cancellation at wimbledon since 1945 and world war ii. one of my favorite moments back in 1981, johnny mac. >> you cannot be serious man. that ball was on the line. chalk flew up. it was in. how can you possibly call that out? >> how many you going to miss. everyone knows in the stadium and you call it out. explain that, will you? >> it was a golden era. that's an all time tantrum. he won that year, beating bjorn bourg. >>> i don't think that i thought this was going to happen. alden smith former 49er pass chaser back in the nfl? it might happen. he will give it another chance to resurrect his career with the cowboys, he signed a one year 4 million deal. the most important statistic is clean and sober for four years. he's not played since 2015 back with the raiders after the 49ers released him follow run ins with the law. he has not received official reinstatement with the nfl. why the cowboys, tom soule is the d-line coach with the cowboys. >>> he's not the biggest name but a memorable guy. mike person, you remember this. a player that w

wimbledon cancelled for the first time since world war two because of coronavirus, as this summer's entire—court season is abandoned. good evening. there has been another significant rise in the number of people in the uk dying with coronavirus as the government said this invisible killer was the biggest threat our country has faced in decades. 563 patients have died in the uk in the past 2a hours, taking the total number of deaths in hospitals to 2,352 in less than four weeks. the latest increase in deaths is sadly in line with scientific predictions. most of the cases are in london but nhs england says the threat is everywhere and the growing number of hospital admissions in the midlands is now a cause for concern. today it was confirmed that a doctor in hertfordshire — who came out of retirement to help fight the pandemic — has become the 4th front line medic to die. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. hilda churchill who lived through a pandemic a century ago the oldest victim at 108. there is the first medic to pass away and doing hunt, at my who died on mothering sunday. as

and tennis players say they are devastated after wimbledon is cancelled those stories after the break. how are you just about into a nice warm sunny days this last storm system disappears out of the way and the winds slowly drop where a few showers still to come from hokkaido and it's not as warm as it was about 70 degrees is a pretty good universal figure throughout honshu much the same throughout the korean peninsula and most of northern china in fact for beijing at 24 you considerably warmer than the average would suggest but the seasonal raised there in the south that stretches back to the border with vietnam active on friday disappearing slowly southwest through hong kong on saturday 23 human degrees and thunderstorms and then the whole lot goes out to taiwan is right in the south and smaller japanese are is not the main island still gets this north westerly breeze from this storm system which is cold enough for snow but only a long way north of course i think even in her cairo you've got rain not snow here . in india very few showers around almost not worth the mention recent a

yeah, wimbledon is the biggest prize, the biggest event in tennis.be very creative, very inventive, and we have to strike to stay connected online, plan for when our doors can open again. we are going to watch endless reruns of all those great matches. and we're going to hit the ball across the garden fence. brilliant idea. judy murray, stay safe, set it —— stay well. lovely to see you this morning. thank you. what a good idea. it is a good idea. you could have the best matches over the last however many years and just play them. they have been some corkers. you sort out the matches, me and louise will sort out the snacks. marvellous. i'll bring the rackets. thank you. when italy first went into lockdown, we saw a lot of videos of people there singing and playing musical instruments to lift their spirits. and you might have wondered if us brits would react in the same way. the answer, it turns out, is a resounding "yes". take a look at this. music. it's impressive, isn't it? we're joined now by steve pycroft, from the kaleidoscope orchestra you just

and roger federer emotional message to wimbledon. from the al-jazeera london pool cost center to special guests in conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain. from uninterrupted wire all of our people of color and they're just one color that is why don't. people of no color exactly fatima bhutto meets marc lamont tale. movie studio b. unscripted on al-jazeera a history of guerrilla warfare a place on the global stage. name for an organization created for a stateless population. before fighting for their land why did the p.l.o. fight for independence from their arab neighbors. chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. the . and again i'm just. a reminder of our top stories this hour. the number of coronavirus deaths in the united states has risen to 16500 new york had a record to date he told of almost 800 but there are some positive signs and the number of new hospital admissions has dropped for a 2nd straight day. yemen has announce

roger federer's emotional message to wimbledon with tennis fans. now uganda's president has released a home workout video to encourage the dozens to stay inside during the pandemic. only knock. now in the 70s shared the video on twitter to demonstrate how to exercise at home the 75 year old says too many ugandans are putting themselves at risk by exercising outdoors now uganda has imposed some of the harshest measures on the continent to contain the virus well now it's time for more sports his piece or her head thank you stars or the crisis at barcelona football club has deepened of the 6 board members resigned late on thursday in disagreement with the club's president they're angry with the bottom is handling over social media suspects between star clearly now messi and the club sporting director eric abi dealt as well as voicing their concerns about how the club plans to bounce back after the corona virus pandemic nearly 2 weeks ago barcelona's players announced they will take a 70 percent pay cut while board members had also agreed to reduce the

the wimbledon tennis championships have been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic close to half a 1000000 people usually attend the tournaments at the all england lawn tennis club but this year for the 1st time since world war 2 the championships will not take place the event had been due to start on the 29th of june. world football's governing body is working on what it calls quote a football marshall plan to limit the financial damage done to the sport by the coronavirus pandemic is likely to dip into its reserves of 2700000000 u.s. dollars in order to help associations leagues and clubs that are currently starved of revenue by the interruption to play almost all domestic and international competitions are currently suspended due to the gym pandemic. you're watching news don't forget our web site is there for all the latest news and information around the clock that's d.w. dot com i'm kyra phillips and thank you for joining us the corona virus has brought some eerie calm to some of the world's busiest places we'll leave you now with the streets left silent by the pande

grados y tenemos que tener en mente que muchos parques estarán cerrados mañana en freemont y en wimbledon) para domingo de pascua vemos en el satélite y radar condiciones frescas a esta hora y tenemos esta imagen de san francisco y también en modesto, muchos se preguntan cuándo llega esta lluvia a lar región buen este próximo sistema está pautado para el próximo jueves , y pero lo registra así y en esta región después vamos a ver lloviznas al llegar este domingo hacia el lunes, en cuanto a temperaturas para los próximos 10 días tenemos este ascenso en temperaturas y , temperaturas para la semana en los bajos 60 grados y con esta información me despido y nos vemos mañana , un abrazo vitual. >>> a las seis es turno del mensaje de Águilas del américa para que todos permanezcan en casa. >>> y mañana comienza la búsqueda de huevos de pascua y tenemos iniciativas para no salir de casa. >>> una lucha contra una de las peores catástrofes, ¿cómo sobrevivir ? mañana por noticias telemundo . >>> (en inglés) hola qué tal, quedarse en caso es esencial para luchar contra el coronavirus y por eso Águila

the wimbledon tennis championships have been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic close to half a 1000000 people usually attend the tournaments at the all england lawn a tennis club but this year for the 1st time since world war 2 at the championships will not take place the event had been due to start on the 29th of june. well keeping children busy is always challenging and for many parents living under the coronavirus lockdown finding enough to amuse the young ones is a big concern as some online tools are trying to help one and has seen dozens of celebrities turn to themselves turn themselves into children star it storytellers so i'm joined now by d.w. reporter federico badger thanks so much for being here what can you tell us about this project. so it was launched by the children's rights group save the children and what they did was asking a number of hollywood actors and musicians to pick a bedtime story and then to read it out and act it out also a little bit for children and all of these stories are now being gathered and posted on a dedicated instagram account u

it's not just wimbledon.ish open golf tournament also canceled this year as opposed to being rescheduled because the open had purchased pandemic insurance as well, but reportedly had to cancel by a certain date in order to collect on the payment. but the bottom line is how many other sports groups, leagues, associations will now consider paying pandemic premiums going forward. neil: well, if only other sports knew about it, right? great reporting. thank you so much. ashley webster. you know, a lot of sports, they want to return, the stadiums and all of that, get baseball going, but they would be in empty stadiums, i guess. anthony fauci has talked about all of that, in which he said sports will return if fans stay home. i don't know what doug eldridge thinks about that but the sports agent no doubt has some thoughts. so we play ball but there's no one in the stands to watch it. >> well, yes, that's the idea. it's ironic that we are discussing the opportunity of possibly playing in empty stadiums because the l

of his team will take temporary pay cuts of 20%. the measures follows this week's cancellation of wimbledonll the lta's summer grass court season. and in cricket and england's men's centrally contracted players will make an initial donation of half a million pounds to the ecb and other good causes. the announcement comes after several days of discussions over how the country's leading cricketers might respond to the pandemic... the contribution is the equivalent of all of the centrally contracted players taking a 20% reduction in their monthly retainers for the next three months. meanwhile england's womens side have volunteered a salary reduction for the next three months in line with coaches and support staff. captain heather knight saying that "we know how the current situation is affecting the game and we want to help as much as we can". the world heavyweight title fight between anthonyjoshua and the ibf‘s mandatory challenger kubrat pulev of bulgaria has been postponed. the bout was due to take place at tottenham hotspur stadium on the 20th ofjune. joshua's promoter matchroom boxing sai

we have news on wimbledon.t keith hernandez "seinfeld" episodes, running through them through my head. yeah. no wimbledon this year, unfortunately. no strawberries and cream. that was very sad. however, it looks like the pandemic insurance policy that they have paid for will give wimbledon and the all england club $141 million as a result because they had to cancel wimbledon according to the action network. they have been paying pandemic insurance for 17 years at a cost of roughly $2 million a year, according to multiple reports. in hindsight, very smart. they also had payouts after the sars outbreak back in 2003. so it looks like the insurance policy should make up for a little bit for the $300 million in lost sales and revenue that the wimbledon tournament would have brought in. i bet a lot of that came from strawberries and cream and champagne, right? ashley: strawberries and cream for 25 pounds each. anyway, whoever came up with the idea of saying we have to pay this insurance in this event, they are going

all england club is set to receive $140 million after wimbledon was canceled due to the coronaviru the club has been paying 2 million per year toward a pandemic insurance policy since 200 >>> you basketball fans may remember the larry bird, michael jordan commercial where they compete for a mcdonald's big mac? >> no ri >> now they'll have to sit this one out. the nba is going to have eight players past and present -- look at this bracke they'll compete in a game of horse. the first round begins on sunday where the winner gets crowned a week from tonight. i am so starved for sport i'll make that appointment tv for may! i got to see it! >> you have to! and at least we're playing horse not "pig so on "the cbs evening news," the coronavirus death toll continues to rise but there are encouraging signs that the curve is flattening in the epicenter of the outbreak. >> and we will have some stories to remind you that we're all in this together. that's all coming up tonight in "the cbs evening news." >> during this shelter in place, humans' best friend is helping us keep sane. >> we asked viewe

and the kapler with authority podcast is going up as we speak. >>> scratch wimbledon from the summere of the global pandemic. this is the first time the tournament has been canceled since world war ii. the first time it hasn't been played during peacetime since the event started, we're talking 1877. 143 years. >>> happy 100th birthday to san jose state judo coach yosh uchida who is still coaching at 100, as he hits the century mark, still doing this. he coached the fist u.s. olympic team at the 1964 tokyo games. he started at san jose state in 1946. he has more than 50 national collegiate judo association championships. and if you act up, yosh will still put you in an armbar. don't mess with him, right? >>> the curry family still continuing to put out great content. steph coaching up young cannon, first the push-ups and sit-ups. the curry kids, they are all so sit-ups to if that doesn't make you smile, nothing will. love the curries. i know it's april 1, but this appears to be real news. jay glaser of fox reporting the dallas cowboys have signed former 49er and raiders star aldon smi

. >> so wimbledon is now the last -- latest major sporting event to be canceled. tennis's third grand slam of the year scheduled for early july. it has gone every year since 1945, when it was canceled lack then due to world war ii. on this day in 2014, steph curry drilled the game winner to beat the mavs in overtime. six years later, curry is stuck at home like the rest of us, but is training the next future splash brother. >> let me see it. one. that was only one? do the set ups. do the is it the sipups. there's one. good job. four. okay. >> wait till steph teaches that kid how to shoot, or maybe how to fish. here is the catch of the day. >> oh! oh! he's a nice fish! >> this is five-year-old liam atherton who pulled in his first bass at lake sonoma, and his dad, will, give me a little credit, because liam heard me say on tv that the item moon mean this bite will be on. you think you can do better? send us your fishing picture and the story that goes with them to the catch of the day at kpix.com. a little message for liam. liam, >>> tonight on the cbs evening news