BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN HOST: A diagnosis and an apology. Tennis star, Novak Djokovic, is saying he is sorry and announcing that he and his wife have fallen ill with the coronavirus. He's facing growing scrutiny for holding a tennis charity event that had no social distancing. Three other tennis players who participated have also become infected with the virus. More now from CNN's Christina Macfarlane in London.</s>CHRISTINA MCFARLANE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, the world's men's number-one tennis player tested positive for coronavirus catching the disease in a tournament that he organized and competed in, in the Balkans. Djokovic and his wife announced they have tested positive, meaning he is the fourth player at the tournament to test positive in the last two days. And he's now facing huge scrutiny for staging the charitable event without social distancing measures in place, even though he insists the event stuck to government rules. In the past two weeks, thousands of fans traveled to Croatia and Serbia to watch matches between players in frequent physical contact with each other. They were seen high fiving and hugging on the court, playing basketball and soccer in between matches, and dancing together at a nightclub. The tournament manager says Djokovic said he's very sorry for each individual infection that has taken place and he will self-isolate for 14 days. But this is sure to hammer his reputation and have ramifications for tennis as a whole with the U.S. Open looking to get back under way in less than two months -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Christina, thank you. Underway right now, the funeral service for Rayshard Brooks, who was killed by police in Atlanta. The family will be speaking in just moments. Stand by for that.</s>UNIDENTIFIED PASTOR: That is the spirit of the lord. Just a little bit.
Top-Ranked Tennis Star Novak Djokovic & Wife Test Positive