VAUSE: The National Football League in the United States has reached a deal with the players' union on COVID-19 testing. Players will be screened at the start of training camps and tested daily for two weeks. After that the league might move to testing every other day. A source tells CNN every player will need to test negative multiple times before entering team facilities. Teams report to training camps one week from today. And the National Basketball Association reports no positive result from 346 players tested since July 15th. It was a different story just more than one week ago. That's when it was announced that two players that tested positive at a Disney World resort bubble in Florida. the NBA says players will be isolated when they test positive. Well, Anthony Fauci the leading expert on infectious diseases who has already found themselves at odds with the President could soon be on that naughty list again. Fauci is a huge fan of the Washington Nationals baseball team, so naturally he was thrilled to accept an invitation by the Nats to throw out the first pitch on the Thursday, the opening night of the season. Now this honor is typically carried out by presidents, but not this president. Donald Trump has never done it. He's never been invited. In fact, he was booed simply for turning up at Game 5 between the Nets and the Astros in Washington during the world series. Thank you for watching CNN NEWSROOM. My colleague Robyn Curnow will have more news from all around the world a short break. See you tomorrow.
NFL and Players' Union Agree on Testing Plan for Camps.