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tennis phenom cocoa goff now out of the games after testing positive for covid-19. two athletes in tokyo s olympic village testing positive now. in all, at least 58 cases of coronavirus have been found among athletes, officials, and contractors there. the number of olympic participants falls, the number of cases in japan is climbing fast. a big spike shows no signs of slowing ahead of friday s opening ceremony. cnn s blake essig is live in tokyo, japan. what are officials saying this morning? reporter: well, you know, laura and julia, with a few days to go before the start of the olympics, it s fair to say things are not exactly going smoothly. as you mentioned, so far 58 people involved with the games have tested positive for covid-19 after arriving in japan. there s also a growing list of athletes and olympic-related personnel who have been forced into isolation after being considered close contacts with people who tested positive. despite that, olympic officials ....
president biden may have taken a bribe while serving as vice president. what s the white house s response to the serious corruption allegation? i have to refer you to the justice department on that. i have nothing on that for you. do you know what country that pertains too. i m getting hooked, see you. sandra: stocks are falling on wall street. what exactly is the selloff signalling after the fed issued the latest rate hike, 10th in a row, and growing concerns more and more banks could be on the brink of collapse. john: and then the looming migrant surge at the border which dhs secretary mayorkas is getting a firsthand look at right now. reiterating all is well, even as the pentagon is forced to deploy 1500 troops to the border. sandra: the union is firing back at the white house spin and telling americans not to believe a word they are saying. john: welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. i m john roberts in washington. happy friday ....
hello, and a warm welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. i m azadeh moshiri. we begin here in the uk where the new year starts with renewed strikes. only 20% of train services are expected to run this week because of walk outs by rmt and aslef union members. that means many areas won t be seeing any trains at all. this is the latest in a series of strikes across the rail network, which have caused major disruptions. and that s on top of ambulance drivers, nurses, driving examiners, highway workers and postal workers all going on strike in recent weeks. so, how does this affect the uk economy? let s ask susannah streeter, senior investment and markets analyst at hargreaves lansdown. so, susanna, of course this affects people s day to day lives, but how does it affect the uk economy as a whole? essentially what will happen this week is there will be a delay to the return to work for millions of people who will be forced to try and work from home if they can, ....
hour of cavuto live and started this show that it is getting to be busier on the weekends right now how you live for these moments and you live to try to explain moments that sometimes are like other moments we ve seen. you ve seen these college protest a lot more than 30 just arrested at a upenn demonstration late yesterday more protest are expected here at around the world quite a few going on simultaneously for example, in london i believe there s one in paris as well. but again, not as in your face as the ones we ve been seeing here. let s get the latest right now from natalie in washington. what can you tell us? good morning neil you re right there are more protest expected today including one of and another round of ceremonies bracing for demonstrations as well. many of the protests trying to clear out encampments take george washington university and d.c. for instance, the universities president met with representatives from arab mum and palestinian student org ....
as long as we went to cal state. business, going into the local paper and a summer intern in washington, dc. and i thought he would be lucky to have me and so, i applied. and he turned me down. but you want to know the end of the story, i got elected to the seed and they couldn t get an internship for native that being the 53rd speaker of the house. 0ne for native that being the 53rd speaker of the house. one of the greatest honours. i loved every minute. when then i will tell you is, doing the right thing isn t always easy, but it is necessary. i do not regret standing up for choosing government over grievance and it is my responsibility and it is myjob and i do not regret negotiating and designed to find compromise. i do not regret my efforts to build coalitions and find solutions. i was raised to solve problems, not create them. i may have lost a vote today but as i walk out of the chamber, i feel fortunate to have served the american people. i leave the speakership ....