and novak djokovic cruises into the third round at wimbledon, but it's the end of the road for britain's andy murray, and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a french court has concluded the country's longest ever trial for the 2015 terror attacks by handing down prison sentences to 20 men. an islamist gang killed 130 people in paris in 2015. they targeted the bataclan concert hall, the national football stadium, bars and restaurants. the only gang member to survive the night, salah abdeslam, was handed a rare whole life sentence. mark lobel reports. guilty. facing a full life prison term, france's most severe penalty for criminals, the only survivor behind the gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people in the biggest trial in modern french history following the country's worst peacetime attack. it shook paris to its core in november 2015. as well as those killed, hundreds were injured during horrendous attacks on bars, restaurants, the national football stadium and the bataclan music venue. arrested in brussels fou

reporter: day one, when bolton was about novak djokovic having to find his form and battle through. day two was very much about fire on the doll doing the same. he was playing francisco cerundello. he has won one match on the grass. . on the atp tort. -- tour. nadal had to fight hard for this one. dropped the third set the 22 grand slam champion show is battling qualities every inch of them as he powered through in the end. he is looking at 36 years old to win three grand slams in a row, and potentially the calendar slam at the u. open. that is still a big if, and a big drain. but herewith the men's draw opening up, matteo bear teeny opongtive covid test. marin cilic also out. it is potentially looking like a djokovic-nadal final. it is too early to talk about that. the world number one egos shui on tech toll -- showed us why she is the standout player this year. 36 consecutive wins for her now. she beats her opponent in raight sets. she had to work in the second set, admitted she felt finding her feet on grass as she tries to translate her clay-court form which saw her win the fren

ah, ah, it's time f his for his sorrow and sorry to mr. novak chuck of it. she's making headlines again. yes, it's all about him not wanting to take the coven 19 vaccination, and he's confirmed that again. and he says his parents at this year's us open will depend on government policy now. the 20 time grand slam champion, we speak in your head of the start of wimbledon championships in london where he'll be defending his title. but his attendance at the us open later in the year has been a hot topic. as it stands, the old number 3 is banned from entering the country because he's on vaccinated. it is of today i am. you know, i'm not allowed to enter states her dish are under the circumstances. so yes, of course i'm aware of that and that is an extra motivation to do well here. so hopefully i can have a very good tournament as i have done in the last 3 additions. and then i'll just have to wait and see, you know, i would love to go to states. but as of today that's, that's not possible him. i, there is not much i can do anymore. i mean, it's really up to the u

is novak jock of ich, prepared to spend his wimbledon spite. so the 20 time grand slam time can again use us to take over 19 vaccine, bullying him out of the us open late to this year. ah . we start this and use our way in the german state of bavaria, where g 7 ladies have gathered for their trade a summit. the war in ukraine is likely to dominate the agenda along with soaring inflection and to global food crisis. who as president joe biden has just been welcomed by chancellor, all of sholtes in the resort town of damage pot and kirchen biden price, schoultz for his efforts to maintain pressure on russian president vladimir putin. after his invasion of ukraine. i wasn't sure we have with clicking on the joe emotional. so let's take a closer look now at the g 7 agenda, leaders are expected to announce that ban on russian gold. the commodity is moscow's biggest export after energy. the band is aimed at making it more difficult for russians to participate in global markets. g 7 leaders will also discuss how to export ukrainian grain that is being

stayed civil, whether with us at the newshour or at cnn's capital gang, where he debated the late robert novak, alongside a good friend, my husband, al hunt. >> he is interested in a lot of things but those things he's really interested in, politics and family and faith and sports, he gets deeply engaged. he's not a passive observer. we don't need passive observers for things that matter. sports matters. reporter: that love of sports even inspired a shields and brooks spinoff. >> it was the newsroom, very casual, no scripts, no notes. they sat down and riffed. >> this is where we talk about the sports of politics and politics of sport. >> he could drop the velvet hammer on just about anything, not just politics. >> that's typical of you. you like everything except america. i like american sports. basketball. reporter: through the decades, he guided us through elections and presidencies, always with an enduring optimism about public service. >> i don't know, in a nation as big and brawling, this great continent which we occupy, and diverse as ours, how we would resolve our differences, except t

and, stayed civil, whether with us at "the newshour," or at cnn, where he debated the late robert novak alongside a good friend, my husband, al hunt. >> he is interested in a lot of different things. but those things he is really interest iedn, sports, he gets y engaged. he is not a passive observer. sports matter, judy. judy: that love of sports inspired a shields and brooks spinoff. >> very casual, no notes. they both sat down and rift. >> the sport of politics and the politics of sport. >> he could have dropped of velvet hammer on anything, not just politics. >> i like american sports. basketball. judy: through the decades he guided us through elections and presidencies with an enduring optimism about public service. >> i don't know nation as big and brawling and diverse as ours, how to resolve our differences except with commitment, passion, courage, of those willing to practice the political process and achieve compromise. judy: he was beloved in the newsroom for his genuine and cheerful spirit, big heart, and one lighters. >> he caved like a suitcase. judy: mark will be missed by

. >> carley: and novak djokovic will miss the tournament because he is unvaccinated. former brexit party leader nigeshg l farrage weighed in last hour. >> there is no medical reason for this whatsoever. no risk to american health policy. it is about control. it is about government deciding how you should live your life, what you should and should not do. >> carley: the u.s. tennis association says it will allow russian players to compete despite the war in ukraine. instead of focusing on inflation or the border, president biden is focus og mickey mouse and maga republicans. >> president biden: i don't have to tell you about the ultra-maga agenda. in florida, going after mickey mouse for god's sake. >> carley: michael waltz responds to that next. >> ashley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: how are you on this thursday? >> thank you. how are you, steve? >> steve: i'm great. tomorrow is friday. on this episode of "fox and friends" 11 and a half minutes from now, texas congresswoman elect mayra flores will join us live aft

robert novak, scotty rested in the new york times. these were some of my favorite mentors i would say along with the people i worked with as a copy boy, as a kid at nbc news in washington. but those days and those kinds of journalism are rapidly disappearing and one of the reasons i think is that younger people are no longer engaged with the newspapers. they get the stuff off of social media and they go to websites that basically reinforce their own opinion. that's not growth, that's reinforcement did we used to do a better job of understanding what other people believe and when did that change? >> well i think watergate and vietnam were the two major factors that contributed to the cynicism in this country about journalism you, know, the media, the polls -- university gallup, many other polls for many years have shown that the media is now on the level of congress and it is in disapproval. and i think that's too bad. you know, the press was it's the only entity mentioned in the bill of rights and even the the press at that time in th

robert novak, scotty reston, these were some of my mentors along with some of the people i worked with has a copy boy as a kid at nbc news in washington. those kinds of journalists are miraculously -- are rapidly disappearing and i think that younger people are no longer engaged with the newspapers. they get their stuff off of social media and go to websites that basically reinforce their own opinions, that is not growth, that is reinforcement. host: did we used to do a better job of understanding what other people believe and when did that change? guest: i think watergate and vietnam where the major factors that contributed to the cynicism in this country about journalism, the media and the polls. for years they have shown that the media is down along the level of congress in its approval, and i think that is too bad. the press is the only entity mentioned in the bill of rights. and even though the press in the 18 century was very hostile to even people like george washington and thomas jefferson. the founders understood that a free press was key to a free society. and just as you can

and immunology to say that hybrid immunization can be beneficial and it's entirely feasible that if novak's gets approved. this would be a great option for a booster if your primary series wasn't mrna vaccines that is definitely something that we we will probably say data about that or recommendations coming this fall. all right, we have a lot more to talk about take a short break where we'll of your questions and be right back with more with dr. log patel. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ one and we are back with abc 7 news special correspondent dr. olok patel. lots of great viewer questions came in during break on facebook live before we get to that i

novak says a vaccine for covid a similar to the one from pfizer moderna. it's a 2 dose regimen. if this is approved by the fda that it would be the 4th vaccine that we have to choose from in this country. phase 3 trial shows that that vaccine from novavax is 90% effective in preventing covid. and some promising news in the fight against cancer. a recent drug trial administered to a handful of cancer patients was 100% effective. can you believe that they all saw their symptoms? the disease disappear. jennifer jordan has the details. >> it may be the first time this has happened in the history of cancer. 18 cancer patients with a particular mutation. now in remission after a groundbreaking clinical trial, the ability to have normal bowel function, which is >> not something i think all of us think about too much. but, you know, when you lose it, you know, just how valuable that was to be able to preserve that. for this group of patients really a game-changer. cleveland clinic oncologist, doctor sunil comment. >> reacting to the study that was conducted at memorial sloan kettering c

novak says its next step with the vaccine is to get approval for use in children and then for people who need booster doses to maintain protection against covid 19. hundreds of residents are still displays following a water leak on friday inside a high rise luxury building. in san francisco as ktvu cristina rendon reports, residents are still not sure where they're going to be allowed to return home. it's not what you'd expect to see inside of a high rise luxury condo in san francisco. this cell phone video shows water streaming down walls and pooling in the hallways of 33 to hama. a water leak forced a mandatory evacuation and shut down the building. that was friday. now it's tuesday and not a lot of answers. the second time this year that a pipe has burst that's alarming, structurally and given, you know the structural issues that had when they were building it with a crane almost falling over. that's alarming. people were just gathered all around, not knowing what's going on. so like we still don't know what's going on. we're just waiting for updates. some say updates are hard to

novak says it will soon asked the fda to authorize it shots for americans as young as 12 years old in atlanta johnson siri fox news. federal investigators are accusing goodyear tires of failing to recall tires over the past 20 years, even though they knew they could fail and cause severe crashes. the tires were made for recreational vehicles and tests show the tire tread can separate. causing drivers to lose control of their vehicle. goodyear has now agreed to recall 173,000 of the tires, according to the ntsb. the company has known about the defect since 2002. the agency says it sent an earlier letter seeking a recall but that goodyear refused. investigators found the defective tires cost crashes that killed eight people and injured 69. others from 1998 through 2000 and nine inflation and the high price of just about everything right now is top of mind for many voters coming up what voters from both parties are saying about what they want to see from the candidates. on the ballot plus more senators are weighing in on the gun control debate in the wake of several mass shootings in the

already fully vaccinated against covid-19, with the majority opting for fighters or modernists formulas, novak says it's shot could eventually play a role as a booster. we've demonstrated that you can boost and get a very good response. both of you boost our own vaccine or if you boost one of the other vaccines. the meeting comes as covid activity improves across the northeast, with new york and massachusetts reporting a decline in hospitalizations. macron's sub variants are now fueling a surge of cases in the western u. s. go health experts say most people are not developing severe covid. it's really hard to tease out how much of this are the variants themselves, the type of virus that we're seeing versus the fact that we have just lots of pre existing immunity in our population if the fda authorizes the novavax formula, the cdc will first have to sign off before distribution. in atlanta in serie ktvu fox two news come at noon. we have continuing coverage of this election day in the bay area in the next half hour look at one of the most closely watched races for the next mayor of san jose, pl

he was going to have to beat novak djokovic to reach the final and carlos alvarez's amazing young teenage spaniard, he ended up playing and beating djokovic. and we all knew he was suffering from this chronic foot syndrome he has which he has actually had since the beginning of his career. he is just a man who has learned to play in pain in ways -- it is just remarkable. he has had this foot injury, knee injuries, wrist injuries, shoulder injuries. and he plays a very gritty and grueling style of tennis. especially on clay, which points tend to take longer, they tend to have toe out, but he is a master at it and he is also just the most willful competitor tennis has ever seen. amna: this clearly puts him in the pantheon but there is this debate about the grates on the clay-court like nadal versus the grates on grass courts. is it fair to say nadal is the best? >> i have to say what i think is we are in an era where you have these three players, federer, nadal, djokovic, pushing one another to greatness. i do not know that any of them would have been as great had the other two not been aro

he would have to beat novak djokovic to make the final. and carlos alvarez, an amazing teenaged spaniard, he ended up beating djokovic. we all knew he was suffering from this chronic foot syndrome, which he has had since the beginning of his career. he is just a man who has learned to play in pain in ways that are remarkable. he has had a foot injury, knee injuries, wrist injuries, shoulder injuries. he plays a gritty and grueling style of tennis. especially on clay, which, points tend to take longer, they tend to grind it out. but he is a master at it. he is also the most willful competitor tennis has ever seen. amna: this puts him in the pantheon. there is a debate in tennis about the greats on the clay court like nadal versus the hard court or grass champions. is it fair to say nadal is the best? gerald: i think we are in an era where you have three players, roger federer, rafa nadal, novak djokovic, pushing each other to greatness and i don't think each would be as great had the other two not been around. it is hard to separate. you co

ready he has beaten his rival, novak brokovich, and in theory, things are, are lining up pretty well. typically he can hold up to when a crazy, i'll 14 french open title john with i'm always good talking to you. thank you for your time. you got it. ukraine coach alexander petra coff has dedicated wednesdays, world cup qualifier. victory of scotland. 2 soldiers fighting in the trenches back home. soldiers like these men watched the game on a phone a part of the territorial defense force based in hockey. they say they are proud of their team and the way they are representing the country ukraine will qualify for the world cup if they beat wales in cardiff on sunday. la, la loses the social is presence of the i enter the soul. when i see a ukrainian boys playing all over the world, in all the stadiums showing this q a, how do they all know that there's a country named ukraine with its own culture, language, and tradition. the world will know what the ukranian spirit means in the capital key. the atmosphere was subdued with walsall very much a part of daily life. the fence went to watch so

one last company i'll talk about is novak's it is a company outside of washington dc . and they spent years developing different vaccines and by early january 2020 again on the eve of this pandemic their stock was about three dollars a share. they had money to last for a few months and they were going to go bankrupt. employees were sending resumes out. and yet they rested offand said going to try develop a vaccine . and they developed a really effective one. we have so many good ones in the heunited states but elsewhere it's going to prove really helpful in countries in asia.so very much unexpected hero. and unexpected achievement. i'm going to talk briefly about it. i talk already about unexpected heroes and now i'm going to talk about an unexpected approach that is mrna. i assume we're familiar with the term. we know wmrna stands for messenger rna which i'm sure some people are experts in other people maybe could use we a little refresher for education. i'll do itbriefly. messenger rna is a molecule that we all have it inside of us . the genetic message from the dna a

moving on to the semifinals of the french open after knocking off reigning champion novak djokovic. that's a smile there, he wins it in four sets. just two wins away from his french open title. on the women's side, america coco goff. she wins for the first time ever. she held out sloan medy at the watching. >> it is the best time of year! >> is he your second favorite? >> wade, who came back? >> who was your first again? >> it gets better. >> that will ever change. >> there was another big event that was happening. >>> the queens capital jubilee. >> less than 24 hours ago, crowds or building. today senior national correspondent is at his post outside buckingham palace. the guy who did it all, here, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savanna and guys. good morning to you the day before the big day. the crowd is already out here running down to buckingham palace there. guys, take a look at this hot off the press. the platinum jubilee program. we are told it is selling like hot cakes. >> a first glimpse of the queen arriving for her jubilee celebration after bad weather disrupted her jour

novak, no drugs, nothing like that. they were a mid sized company, a smallish company in germany, and yet, he said, he's having breakfast with his wife in january of 2020 in an outdoor cafe and he said to his wife, i just read about this new virus in wuhan, china and i'm really word and she's like, oh, you know, don't you remember that last coronavirus a few years ago? nothing ever emerged from that, didn't last that long and he says, no, this is different. and why was he so sure? why was he so certain something bad was coming is because what he read, he was smart to pick up on that, was that there was asymptomatic spread of this virus, as opposed to the earlier coronaviruses. those were lethal, too, but those didn't spread to the world because we could isolate those who had the disease. whereas, with this new virus, it was asymptomatic spread. at that point we don't know who has it. we don't know who is going to get it and he knew by then, it was probably spreading and realized that wuhan is an enormous city and bigger

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the on his face led to the game against novak, joyous. tom: he is not a young guy. jonathan: and he was upset they had to play so late as well step the game started at may and ended in june and it went through midnight in paris. tom: he's got semi final and then the final. jonathan: that will be number 14, that's french. tom: ok, we will have to see. we have a mixed market and are sitting on the data and i will go back to the data this morning. it was in all the turmoil, is not another june 1. jonathan: ism data may show as deceleration a little bit later then onto jobs after that. then payrolls the rest of this week. lisa: all the economic data points have had less significance and it adds up to a sea of much. - mush. jonathan: did you just call breakfast in london a sea of mush? lisa: i really enjoyed it stop jonathan: right before the queen jubilee, you're calling english breakfast a mush? , on. jonathan: it was with love, i like mush. jonathan: it tom: will be an extended bank holiday. jonathan: tomorrow we will, for payrolls and also futures are unchanged on th

novak was in control , though in the fourth set of 53 , but rafi will rally back and eventually crushed a little four handle right there to force a tiebreaker and matt's point right here. rafi has no back. other run that hits a winter down the line for the winner. the victory wins it, 62466276. rafael nadal is now 1 10 and three at the french open. that is just nuts, and he's off to the semifinals. so your kid brother has a loose tooth and had big brother has a good slap shot. so what do you do? you tie a string to a park and let it rip and voila! there goes the chick lit by the way. four out of five dentists surveyed do not recommend doing this at home, but it worked. and i think his dad was shooting the video. so there you go. alright another check this out play the day nationals taken on the mets, new york's starling. marte hits a home run a deep sent it will bounce off that surface, but watch the dead in the stands with the kid leaning over. making a great grab hope his wife was not watching. and finally serves up in germany. yes, it's true. the ice a river flows out of the austrian

on top of that, the world current number tennis player, novak joke of, ich said that wimbledon came to the wrong decision. he said that the tournament administration had other options i could pursue, but the side decided not to. we also heard from the u. k. is number one, tennis player cameron, norry, he said that this is going to really discourage top players from participating this year and make it look more like an exhibition that was the all his own words that he used there. so clearly this is upsetting a lot of players, this mixing of politics and sports, we're going to see just to what degree it's going to backfire on tennis as a whole. a summit of the quad nations, japan. the u. s. s trillion and india is underway in tokyo member states praise their relations on reiterated their goals of establishing a, quote, free and open into pacific. several leaders made speeches focusing on issues related to the block, including taking action on climate change on providing economic assistance to pacific region countries. that's welcome into the shooting beside me. ox on the bulk of for a li

and last year's women's semi finalist arina several inca from belarus, serbia's novak joker, which is one of several plays to have criticized the been now he said to lose his world number one status as he can't get the 2000 points here and by winning, hey, last year, but experts don't predict a boycott. it's really an interesting sort of play of our and we'll see sort of who house the strength of a leverage here. but i think wimbledon feels as though they are the most prestigious event. you'll notice that no players are boycotting it's not until the players who they might be angry, but i'm not angry enough to stay all the all england long tennis club says it's considering its options and is in discussions with its grand slam colleagues. but the reverberations from its decision a likely to be felt for some time to come. nadine baba al jazeera london. yes, president joe biden says he's willing to meet north careers. kim johnson for talks on security biden's in sold for meetings with the south korean counterpart uni. sockhill is biden's 1st trip to asia since he took office last year for

and so the new trade open where he beat novak joclett shamrock and adel, on his way to victory. now, number 6 in the world, 89, i'm playing a good danny's right now with the contents and trying to to thing of the pressure on i'm trying to think of the going to so that i want to win tournaments. british a sprinter, dina asher smith pulled off a thrilling when and what was her 1st 100 me to raise of the season. is you 100 meter world champion? got the better of sharika jackson to win at the birmingham diamond league. this was asher smith's 2nd big race and what's an important year for track and field world championships coming up in eugene, oregon in july. well, it was a battle between 2 jamaicans and the men's 110 meter hurtles. tokyo olympic gold medalist hansel parchment afforded a world leading time at 13.09 seconds to just get the better of omar mccloud and basketball superstars. steph curry showed he isn't perfect. on chords all the time during the golden state warriors playoff game against dallas mavericks, he accidentally passed the ball to a dallas bench player did happen

nadal is attempting to reclaim the crown taken from him by novak djokovic 12 months ago. nadal is seeded fifth for the tournament and hasn't won a clay—court title so far this season. world number one, iga swiatek, is the favourite in the women's draw. the pole, who won the 2020 title, has won her last five tournaments, a winning streak of 28 matches. i have very positive thoughts and honestly a couple of times during these tournaments i was already stressed about that and i was able to work through it and do a really good job atjust focusing on tennis, so hopefully i will be able to continue that, but still i have a few more days until my first match so i guess we will see. i have proved to myself and other people that i can be top of the game, and before i didn't have that much confidence, so this year i feel much more peace. that's all the sport for now. president biden has said he might be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong un for face—to—face talks but only if mr kim is �*sincere and serious�*. mr biden, who's on a visit to south korea, said

and last year's women's semi finalist arena sab, olenka from belarus, cbs novak jokers, which is one of several plays to have criticized the been now he said to lose his world number one status as he can't get the 2000 points here and by winning, hey, last year, but experts don't predict a boycott. it's really an interesting sort of play of power and we'll see sort of who house the strength and leverage here. but i think wimbledon feels as though they are the most prestigious event. you'll notice that no players are boycotting, it's not as all the players who they might be angry, but i'm not angry enough to say all the all england long tennis club says it's considering its options and is in discussions with its grand slam colleagues. but the reverberations from its decision a likely to be felt for some time to come. nadine baba al jazeera london, us judge has blocked plans to lift and immigration policy that prevents migrants from seeking a sign in the us. the policy known as a title 42 was issued to prevent the spread of corona virus on medical experts states no longer needed caterp

and later in sport, novak joke of h looks to make up for lost time. at the french open ah, through our state department is reiterated. it's cool for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of an al jazeera journalist in the occupied west bank and says it must include accountability. sharina butler was shot in the head, buys righty forces. last week while she was on assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral, israeli forces storm the procession and beat mourners, causing a pull barrister, almost drop a casket that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem. her funeral and burial abdougla had been with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine . and so on thursday, israel's military said it's not opening a criminal investigation into a block list. death, amnesty international secretary general agnes calla ma has commented on twitter about this. she said that the decision of israel not to investigate a murder is an additio

that the park in the one of the best players in the world and theresa, 20 time grand slam champion novak jock of it was returned to winning ways at the italian open. he took a comfortable victory of a russian as like a carrots f. the current, well no one is still seeking to win his 1st title of the year. jock adventures conceded that he is not in his best form but is still looking to win a 6 italian open title. he doesn't at least reach the semi finals in rome, have to surrender his top spot in the rankings at a russian de niel medford f for a 2nd time issue. i've thought go, are you crazy? anxious, but she has eurovision song contest kalish orchestra has qualified for saturdays, grand final oh, i was one of the favorites to win the contest taking place this year in italy. bounds being outspoken in its support for ukrainian resistance to the russian invasion of the constitution is supposed to be about the music this year's event as even stronger political overtones than previous years. this is the w news life from burning. coming up next in news asia read the violence in sri lanka will t

he beat world number one novak djokovic chaz his idol rafael on the way to the final. he has been dubbed as his heir. he says the rise does not surprise him and he hopes he enjoys a long and successful career/happy for him happy because we have an amazing player for a lot of years to come. >> i think carlos is a good guy and he is receiving a lot of attention. first, i think he is young, he is new and all the new things are more interesting than older things. when you see a new car, always looks better. when you see a new phone, always looks better than the old one. so it is something that is not old in this life could reporter: he is resting a sore ankle after that game, but he has confirmed that he will be competing on the 22nd of may. and ending with some basketball. it is level pecking in the nba's eastern conference semifinal series after the philadelphia 76ers beat the miami heat 116-108 in game four. brilliant performance by former ndp james harden. he scored 31 points, while teammate joel continued to impress on his return from injury. getting 24 points and 11

he faces old rival and world number one novak djokovic next. and that's all the sport for now. hello. a ridge of high pressure for england and wales will keep it mainly dry in the day ahead. scotland and northern ireland closer to weather fronts for a cloudy start. a little patchy rain here and there. the chance of that during the day more especially western and mainly north west scotland. eastern and southern scotland may see a few sunny spells, a few developing in northern ireland. pleasantly warm, sunny spells amongst quite a lot of cloud in england and wales, with a very slight chance of a shower, and a warmer day, with temperatures up to 22 in the warmer spots in south east england. overnight and into friday, rain gathering for scotland and northern ireland as it becomes more widespread and heavier for a time with a stronger breeze. whereas it stays dry on a milder night in wales and england. and then into friday, well, the rain's going to move its way south out of scotland and northern ireland, with sunny spells and a few showers following into northern england, wales at

vain these boys to become the biggest party and later in sports, and the murray sets up a clash with novak dock of it to them, fred marston, santa has all the action. ah hello there. let's look to the middle east and we've had a dusty few days across the region. thanks to sand storms pushing down from iraq. now, a lot of that dust has been lifted up for some of the gulf states. this was the scene in doha. we had visibility effected with lots of hazy sunshine, and we are expecting those conditions to continue. we've seen some brisk winds below that dust about, but temperatures will dip down slightly. it is going to cool here, and it has been rather cool across the levant temperatures way below the average for this time of year. some of those unsettled conditions, pushing their way further east. by the time we get into friday. now we're going to see the unsettled weather pick up across northern areas of africa from the northwest corner. we've got wet and windy weather moving across algeria towards to nicea a lot of those winds picking up. that's the horrid dust and blowing it towards souther

while a 3rd team will go up via the playoffs on tennis. novak joke even opened his account at the madrid masters with the familiar victory after a 1st up by he faced frenchman gal movie in the 2nd round. the world number one dropped just 5 games in a fairly straightforward victory truck of it's now winning 18 consecutive matches over monkey, which is the best undefeated head to head record in the open era of men's tennis. the serv well now play former world number one and the murray. he's moving, well, he's playing better and better. you know it's, it's really fantastic to see because he's an important player for, for our game is made. he's, he's mark in the history of our sports pay, winning multiple slams and gold medals in number one of the world. so he's one of the most important names that we have and to have him still compete is his grades and to have him even play a high level as the time goes buys is impressive, considering the surgery and what he has been through in the last years he's, he's resilience and fighting experience is really inspiring marion doc of edge have played ea

she said i'm going to go 1950's kim novak style, because did i mention, my son is sitting next to the president of the united states. [applause] and then she went on to say to me, "you guys should do a story about him. he is amazing." [applause] i will send that over to you, our big boss at cbs. ok, let's go on script. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. for seven decades, the black women who cover the white house -- [applause] [applause] we have been on the shoulders of two pioneers. april, i want to be you when i grow up. i am embarrassed to say until this week when i was doing the research on this and cutting the track, i did not know their names before, and i am sure that is happened many of you. i hope after you see this type, you will not forget. roll tape, please. ♪ >> in the middle of the 20th century, america was a segregated nation. schools and transportation in the south were separated based on race, and so was the nation's press. alice dunnigan, a kentucky-born granddaughter of slaves was determined to fulfill her dream of becoming a journalist. >> i am alicia dunnigan. ♪

novak, once he was able to turn this around, best point of the match. vintage novak scurrying side to side. coming up with a clutch forehand pass on the run when needed. at this point we felt as long as he has got the legs and the fitness, this match might end up being a good one for novak to get through. but it wasn't meant to be. davidovich fokina , credit to him because he let that second set getaway. i don't know if there is anyone quicker on the clay court. switching directions makes it look easy, it is certainly not. well-earned victory full of mental stresses today. respect to novak, fist pumping right in front of him, but all time best win. you like to see it, novak classic in the net but he got his reps in today. -- classy at the net, but he got his reps in today. steve: biggest win of his career and djokovic trying to explain the loss after. >> i was hanging on the ropes the entire game. the entire match i was tracing the result constantly. cannot speak much about my chances. had some games where i was break point, game point and lost many of

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dennis world number one novak jock of edge says he's moved on from the controversy surrounding his refusal to get vaccinated against kobe 19. the 3rd will return to action at monte carlo masters on tuesday. jock of eci 20 time grand slam winter has been able to play and just one tournament so far this year was february by championships. he recently had to miss events and indian wells and miami because of kobe restrictions in the united states. you know, it's not something that is bothering me on a daily basis. so to say, i don't, i don't feel like it has left huge scars on me that i'm unable to train or per participating tournaments or living my life. i mean far from that, but he has definitely been very, very challenging a few months and, and something i never experienced before. so i'll try to use that as a fuel for what's coming up in jock of inches absence spanish a teenager carlos alcortez won the miami open 18 year old could face draw bridge and the last 8 and monte carlo. it would be my 2nd to know. i guess the number one of the day of the war. this is amazing for me. so, but the ho

novak seen mandate. you get free transportation to the state of their choice. then get dropped off 2, 3, 4 a.m. in the morning in the late of night, dark of night so nobody sees, or early morning flights if you listen to jen psaki's lies. secretary mayorkis says it's hard to tell what impact lifting title 42 will have. no, it's not hard. it will make matters worse. >> this will become an even bigger crisis. >> it's difficult to predict what that migration will be. we are planning for different scenarios. we are at the border surging resources. what distinguishes us from the past is the fact that we will not implement policies of cruelty, that disregard our asylum laws. we are rebuilding a system that was entirely dismantled. >> sean: reaction of tom holman. tom, i throefrb idea. i think it's actually perfect. why do i suspect somehow i guess joe biden, he's going to try to force states like texas and florida to keep illegal immigrants that he dumps in their state? once they get there, those states become responsible for food, water, shelter, housing, health car

david novak. former ceo of the yum brands welcome. good to see you here i would think most companies don't favor unionization and here's two of the biggest potentially facing a growing wave of it. >> companies don't favor it for a good reason. number one, you want to be in control of the destiny in this environment you have to have speed and unions can really slow you down. put too much bureaucracy into your business at a time when you got to make decisions quickly and got to adjust. that's why i think the best companies focus on creating a culture where everyone counts and the wages are competitive. in amazon and starbucks i believe that they are continue to be pretty much union free. >> i find it interesting because my impression has been that certainly starbucks treated the workers pretty well generally with benefits and competitive wages for the sector they're in. while amazon has a more controversial labor record i would say i thought is same there, too ahead of competitors for progressive workplaces policies and pay. >> i think

same with novak djokovic. i wasn't surprised to see him play at the french open. the reality is that we're putting ourselves in a situation to make really tough decisions about athletes and whether or not they should be allowed to play. nobody is a doctor. no one can give that -- no one in terms of reporting say doctor and no one can say guess what? he needs to do this. what i do know is that this isn't a matter of what you feel is right, it is a matter of public health, public safety and so to me, whenever i deal with these questions and whenever i deal with these athletes who are concerned about how they are considered, i ask them not to censure themselves. it not about them. we're still in pandemic but we forget because the news cycle is inundated with the war in ukraine but i need people to understand it not about you and so this is the first time i feel in a very long time this country has really had to deal with being a keeper of one another. meaning that we have to look out for one another whether you want to or not, and the selfish answer is to say i don't

informed us that they refused to cooperate orders in europe. russian, deputy prime minister, alexander novak says, moscow as closely monitoring the repairs, but the incident does mean it, oil exports will be drastically reduced for weeks. vincent because it isn't good to instruct its own little. this is a serious negative situation for the global markets as a whole because a large volume of oil was transported to wild markets. through this terminal. from our site, we're monitoring the situation and along with federal and regional authorities and the energy ministry doing everything to repair the damage as soon as possible. for some time, perhaps the 6 weeks supplies through this pipeline will either be reduced 4 or 5 fold or completely stopped. for me, u. k prime minister gordon brown is calling for the creation of a new international tribunal to investigate the russian presidents and those who helped planned the military operation in ukraine. clearly one of the options is for ukraine to say that if there is peace than they withdraw this demand that present couldn't be brought on trial. but

jonathan: this line just crossed from novak, talks on raising oil flows. we are trying to work out how much russian crude will come off the market. it wouldn't go to the u.s., it would go somewhere else. >> this is why i'm really interesting to hear what president biden says about renewed sanctions. the plan to tighten the screws on china, penalizing them for buying russian goods. how much can they close those backdoors and eliminate purchases vs. simply redirecting these flows? jonathan: the president in europe tomorrow, a big couple of days coming up, down one third of 1%. since 2:30 eastern time on wednesday when chairman powell started speaking, we are up almost 6% on the s&p 500. we pulled back just a little bit this morning. that selloff in treasuries pauses for now, but we had more weight to crude rally. kailey: i really wonder what fed chair powell thinks of this rally. how does he explain it? how to see effect a policy if you don't see the tightening of financial conditions? we've seen the same reaction in credit, too. credit is speaking from the