host: naomi? severalhere have been trump allies that split. i take the callers point, there were -- monday night. ashad jim jordan as well matt gaetz. [indiscernible] we did not see the full congressional bench as we did see in the democratic convention and part of that is the format it is only two hours. virtual programming. i also think there is this partyt of the republican now turning into the trump party and there are issues with people , whether they want to vocally -- the only example of that is tim scott. senator lindsey. -- senator lindsey graham. [indiscernible] host: two other members of congress will be speaking tonight, dan crenshaw texas along with elise stefanik. kevin mccarthy, the leader of the republicans in the house is expected to speak thursday night. mark in stroudsburg, pennsylvania. caller: how are you doing? 1989, i won elected office as a committee person is a democrat -- as a democrat. since then, i have seen the democratic party be hijacked by communists. they are nothing but communists these days. they have communi

joe: naomi zewde, thank you for joining us.oming up, we continue to focus on this theme but from the market, retail investors using robinhood. some of the potential consequences. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ ♪ caroline: today, we have been focusing on inequality committee have zande have-nots. many --inequality, the haves and have-nots. not only being able to dine out on the wealth of the share price of companies, but everyone would, and this has brought everyone into a snowballing effect on companies like tesla today. we have seen phenomenal moves in this company that is so well loved by the retail investor. the robinhood trader piling into record high after record high. largely, these companies are splitting to allow more retail interest to grow. joe: it is unbelievable. the other one that is not quite as big from a percentage move, apple. it was only up three to 4%. we are talking about a $2.2 billion company. caroline: trillion. trillion company. for more on this world of retail trading and so forth, i want to bring in jess

naomi ruckham is in new york with that and more.d morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. investors today are hoping again for a strong day on wall street. stocks ended friday on an upbeat note hitting record highs. the dow added 161 points, wiping out its losses for the year. the nasdaq gained 70 points, and the s&p 500 was up 23 points. each enjoying five straight weeks of gains. >>> united airlines is ditching its $200 flight changes fees for most domestic tickets effective immediately. the policy applies to travelers with standard economy and premium cabin tickets for travel within the u.s., puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. passengers must still pay any difference in fare. meantime, starting in january, the airline says customers can fly standby for free no matter what kind of ticket they purchased. this comes as the airline industry reeling from the pandemic tries to lure people back into flying. >>> and are on the hunt for that lysol disinfectant? log on to amazon. you can get your hands on the crisp li

i'm naomi ruchim at the cbs broadcast center. >>> despite announcing record high sales, salesforce isround 1,000 jobs. its revenue report pushed the san francisco based cloud computing company's stock to a new all-time high yesterday. ceo mark ben i don't benny off said it's relocating more resources to create more growth. it's typical of the gains enjoyed by microsoft and amazon although airbnb and uber have made big job cuts the industry has fared better than others because employees can work remotely. >>> let's get a check on weather now with mary lee. good morning. >> good morning to you michelle. and we're looking at that sea breeze kicking in for us. so with it, low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay and even a bit of drizzle in spots as well. and thankfully, we are looking at better air quality as we start off our day. here's a live look with our treasure island camera this morning. and in oakland, you are catching that drizzle and temperatures in the mid 50s. upper 50s for concord and livermore and mid 50s in san francisco and 60 in san jose. and

naomi ruchim has those stories and more in today's money watch report. [ bell dinging ] >> reporter: wall street was mixed on thursday. the dow added 160 points. the nasdaq lost 39. s&p 500 gained 5. the record ro h for the fifth day in a >>> this morning, we'll see how consumers are viewing the economic recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic. data on consumer spending and sentiments are set to be released and it should shed light on whether the enhanced unemployment checks had a significant impact. >>> the white house and house democrats remain far apart on a new stimulus package. speaker pelosi and chief of staff mark meadows have resumed talks but the two sides don't appear much closer than they were earlier this month when negotiations broke down. democrats want more than $2 trillion in aid while the trump administration wants $1 trillion. >>> wal-mart is teaming up with microsoft to try and buy tiktok. the retail giant hopes the acquisition will help expand its advertising business and reach more shoppers. the trump administration is pressuring tiktok's chinese owner to sell its

host: naomi? severalhere have been trump allies that split.e the callers point, there were -- monday night. ashad jim jordan as well matt gaetz. [indiscernible] we did not see the full congressional bench as we did see in the democratic convention and part of that is the format it is only two hours. virtual programming. i also think there is this partyt of the republican now turning into the trump party and there are issues with people , whether they want to vocally -- the only example of that is tim scott. senator lindsey. -- senator lindsey graham. [indiscernible] host: two other members of congress will be speaking tonight, dan crenshaw texas along with elise stefanik. kevin mccarthy, the leader of the republicans in the house is expected to speak thursday night. mark in stroudsburg, pennsylvania. caller: how are you doing? 1989, i won elected office as a committee person is a democrat -- as a democrat. since then, i have seen the democratic party be hijacked by communists. they are nothing but communists these days. they have communist ide

naomi osaka sidelined with a hamstring injury. >> i have more notches under my belt with no fans. it will take me back to when i first satarted on tour. >> reporter: robin montgomery, the youngest player making her debut, isolation in the bubble hasn't burst her excitement. >> i'm really excited to play against these top players. i want to take this moment and enjoy everything about it. it's such a great opportunity. of course, i want to win. >> reporter: still no word on whether naomi osaka will take to the court. ibm will blast crowd noise from last year's matches into the empty arthur ashe stadium. billy jean king said in life champions adjust. guys? >> i love what she said dash d dare a -- and i want to one. >>> coming up the shocking loss of chadwick boseman. we learn more about colon cancer and the big programming announcement you won't want to miss. >>> college in the era of covid-19, where the virus is hitting hard and where football games started up again overnight. >>> meet the so-called kid superintendent. look how cute he is. how he's inspiring students when "gma" come

that came after two time grand slam champion naomi osaka said she was going to protest by not playingn new york. but she's now thanked the organisers for their support in postponing all matches until friday and says she will take her place in the last four against belgium's elise mertens. they're playing that western and southern 0pen tournament in preparation for the us open which starts on monday. earlier the draw was made for the opening round. novak djokovic will face bosnia's damir dzumhur, whilst the women's top seed — karolina pliskova — plays anhelina kalinina from ukraine. but adding their names to the list of players who are not going to be there are the bryan brothers. the most successful men's doubles team of all time have announced their retirement with immediate effect. they were going to bow out after the tournament — but say they're doing it now because there won't be any fans at flushing meadows and it won't be the same. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. torrential rain has caused some localised flooding

. >> van, the tennis phenom naomi osaka is protesting. she was solved to have a match today. let me read part of her statement. i'll put it up on the screen. i don't expect anything drastic to happen with me not playing. if i can get a conversation started in a majority white sport, i consider that a step in the right direction. she's raising a very important point. athletes don't need to have all the solutions to spark a conversation on racial justice, do they? >> they don't. but i think that she's setting an extraordinary example. everybody can influence somebody. can you influence your loved ones, family members on facebook, influence the people you work with. everybody can influence somebody. these are not simple questions, not simple answers. but the basic question, how can we live together, the most diverse country in the history of the world, every kind of human being ever born in one country and some consistently mistreated. what can you do? how do you fix it? everybody can be part of this conversation. i'm very proud of these alights. lebron james, these are people w

good morning, naomi. >>> good morning, top u.s. and chinese trade negotiators are reaffirming their commitment to the phase 1 trade deal. the pledge was made during a phone call early tuesday. the two sides reportedly discuss the protection of intellectual property along with removing barriers for american companies dealing with finance and agriculture. >>> two major airlines are hoping to bring passengers back during the pandemic by enhancing cleaning protocols. delta airlines assess they will now double the number of cabin cleaners for each flight and american airlines will now use a virus killing spray the bimetal protection agency has approved the products but once it is not a replacement for standard cleaning. >>> the internal revenue service says it is holding off on sending tax due notices. they say that due to a hefty backlog of mail, it will not send out the usual follow-up letters reminding taxpayers to pay their balances. if you have submitted a payment, the irs says it will be honored on the posted date and that when it

play was suspended on thursday which meant the semi—finals were plated today with naomi osaka beatingria azarenka in the final. she knocked off british number one johanna konta. konta won the opening set but the former austrian open champion turned things around to set up a meeting with osaka. we're staying with those protests in the us and the nba has announced that the playoffs will resume on saturday after the postponement over the past three days due to player boycotts. matches will not get back under way following what the nba described as "candid, impassioned, and productive conversations" with players and coaches over the next steps and actions in support of racial equality. golf now and the european tour has announced three new tournaments as part of its rescheduled season including one at st andrew's. the old course will host the scottish championship in mid—october while back—to—back tournaments will be held in cyprus, the first european tour events to be held in the country. cricket now and england batsman ollie pope will be out for four months due to shoulder surgery. pope

naomi osaka, as you mentioned, serena you have to put in there.these athletes are critically important to this struggle. >> in the president's several dozen tweets this morning, there are actually a number of them about sports. his position on this, which i think represents a lot of people in this company, is pretty simple. athletes are there for entertainment and to make money and he's not interested in hearing their political views. how do you respond to people who take that view, the "shut up and dribble" view? >> this idea that sports is entirely separate from human affairs, that's a myth that was dispensed with decades ago. the reality is sport is one of the most critical institutions in society because it reaffirms and enforces the central values that we're supposed to be about, competitiveness, discipline, hard work, freedom, justice, equality, patriotism and so forth. these athletes are not protesting against the flag or against the country. they are protesting against injustice which is something that we can all agree upon. but of course

petra kvitova has w011 singles titles, petra kvitova has won a couple of grand slam titles, as has naomias reached the final in the us. as much as there will be an asterix next to the us open for this year because of everything that has gone on, i do not see the biggest of surprises. i do not see someone other than one of the names that we are familiar with walking away with the title. quite possibly, history could be made and it could be serena williams. we could see that indeed. thank you very much. it was the test that never really got going. it was a lwa ys that never really got going. it was always heading for a draw after bad weather decimated the second test. there was some action today, but nowhere near enough time to secure a result. there were cricket reporter is at there for us. a while for play to start today, wasn't it? rain again bringing out the covers. but there was some action. can you tell is what happened today? we sort of thought when we woke up this morning and it was grey clouds again and there was the umpires inevitable inspection. we had five of them before we fin

. >> i am naomi. >> i'm from houston, texas. >> we go to the school for ethics and global leadership here in washington, d.c., which is a semester program, and so i know firsthand even as a 17-year-old the reality of racial segregation in neighborhoods in my city of winston-salem and i know that my state, north carolina, has a long history of racial discrimination through neighborhoods and especially through voter laws and so i was wondering what you think the role of state governments, especially north carolina, in restricting voting rights for african-americans has had in perpetuating the problems with neighborhood segregation and naomi has an addition to that. >> i also wanted to know, how would you describe the current issues of white flight in suburbia in your city communities and what role does white families play in the continuation of segregated suburbia? >> you know, i thought we were going to do this together? >> i jump in when i feel like it. >> oh. >> the privilege i have of not writing the book. >> but you have. >> well, white flight. this is a typical excuse for segrega

leading those efforts is champion naomi osaka.ek she announced on twitter that she wouldn't play in protest saying the continued genocide of black people at the hand of the police is honestly making me sick to my stomach. here's what she told reporters. >> being more aware of the impact that my voice can have and i feel like this is a really big example but -- it happened really early on. i'm more of a follower than a leader. i like to follow things so i was just waiting and waiting but then i realized that maybe i would have to be the one to take the first step. >> wow. what a revolution there and cnn sports correspondent carolyn manno is there. that was eye opening to hear osaka say she's been a follower and harder to be a leader and something that the sports world is talking about almost as much as what the nba has been doing and we know unfortunately she suffered a hamstring injury and following what she did could we see more protests from other tennis players? >> reporter: good afternoon. well, the sense i get is not at the m

and i think that was naomi's decision. and if it was a good decision for her, that is what she felt was the right decision and, i think that was her decision. it is good for her to come to that decision. as for me, you all know how i feel. i feel like it is just -- it is just a lot of ingest -- injustice going on but i have a lot more going on. >> but this is truly fitting because billy jean king, the na namesake saying she appreciates the actions and said this is a moment in time when we could truly, truly change things. and matches are played at the arthur ash stadium where all of the action will be happening. the man who is named after this center, he himself had his own racial justice actions during his own lifetime. so this really is a moment that everything is going to be watching the u.s. open to see what happens because osauka and king have vowed, even though there are no protests planned, they are vowed to use their platform to highlight the issues during the forum so we'll see what form that takes. >> i've been t

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here is naomi with today's money watch report. >>> wall street rallied over the week. the dow added 378 point and the nasdaq gained 67 and the s&p 500 was up 34. investors are starting to look ahead to thursday when federal reserve chairman jerome powell is expected to address inflation. he will virtually address the annual jackson symposium and the central bank is expected to send messieurs that will push inflation higher to help the economic recovery. >> videoconferencing service zoom is back up and running after a rough morning yesterday. the service experienced an outage for some users leaving them unable to start or join meetings. soon says the issue started around 10:00 eastern time and that the fix was rolled out and serviced back up around 1:00. in a statement, the ceo apologized and promised to try harder to make sure such an outage never happens again. >>> kentucky fried chicken, it is good. afc is suspending its 64-year- old slogan, it is finger licking good, due to the coronavirus pandemic. health officials say people need to avoid touching their face to he

as our health correspondent, naomi grimley, explains, the government said last month that the tests should their swabs were not up to standard. matt hancock stood up in the house of commons and admitted that these tests were not fit for purpose and really now what they are saying is they do not want care homes to have them in their stock cupboards and start using them again so to avoid confusion they are asking for them to be sent back to the regulator. they were originally 1.3 million sent out and as you mentioned 750,000 are thought to be still out there on used so the government wa nts there on used so the government wants those back so they do not get used incorrectly. so an attempt to make... last month they were saying don't use them now they are saying let's just get them out so people do not think they are ok but they are saying the swaps are unaffected so it's quite confusing isn't it? if the kits were a0 you would expect the kits were a0 you would expect the swap is not to work. that's right. it seems like there was some kind of problem with the swabs because the department of he

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tennis also suspended matches after tennis superstar naomi osaka -- whose father is haitian -- withdrew to protest against racicial injustitice. the uniteded states confirmemed nearly 45,000 new cases of coronavirus on wednesday, as the official u.s. death toll rapidly approaches 180,000. on wednesday, the white house defended a decision by the centnters for disease e controld prprevtition to commmmend ainstt coronavirurus testing fofopeople who are a asymptomatic, even if they have bebeen exposedo o an infected person. the e cdc also quietetly dropp s recocommendation people ququarae for 14 days after treleling fr anan arewith a a hh rate of ininfection. public health experts say the moves willll undermine e efforto control l the spread of f the disease. "the new york times" cited two federal health officials who said the changes were ordered by higher-ups at the depament of health and human services and the white house. the decision was reportedly made at an meeting of the white house august 20 coronavirus task force while top public health expert dr. anthony fauci was not present bec

we know naomi osaka had a protest previous to the u.s. open and she plans on continuing that platform during this actual tournament. we don't know what form that is going to take as well. so a lot of developments, a lot of moving parts here. >> yeah, absolutely. and we're going to pick up on and the sports world with the nba. but this is on would would have been arthur ash day. that sunday before the tournament begins which again does begin tomorrow. and that would be obviously in honor of arthur ash, a man who was remarkable legend as a tennis player and an activist and protest for racial equality. so there you have it. thank you so much. >>> the boston celtics and toronto raptors on the court at this hour kicking off a day of games for the nba and the wnba. both leagues resuming yesterday after games were postponed to protest the shooting of jacob blake in wisconsin as well as racial injustice around this country. players kneeling during a moment of silence at last night's nba game. but joining me right now, former nba player ethan thom

take fashion houses like louis vuitton for example whose head designer is virgil ablow supermodel naomicampbell says it's not enough and recently called for more black models and designers in the fashion industry. it is time to have. a sustainable conversations with minorities. sybian the collectivity so it's good that she said it but it would have been better if she had said it earlier when she was still a superstar. singer with a bus that she is there to forward she's had a great career she is our voice. but sometimes you don't think of raising that voice when you're at the top and in the spotlight put it well it's a shame she did not do it earlier simple. now the manner you see hopes that his fashion is not only admired but bought into especially by african haute couture customers looking for traditional yet elegant design. this is the best dressed lady by fog this is fleet up and it is a white spread misconception that chickens are color blind that is not chewed and at least frida is anything but a stupid chicken in fact she often appears in theater place chicken was said to be inte

they claim the city administrator naomi kelly went to the office and demanded changes. they say that they were refused to alter the report and after he publicly released of the medical examiners official findings which we that he died from a mixture of cocaine and alcohol. in response, administrators released this short statement saying the lawsuits allegations regarding the city administrator are complete fiction. a subsequent autopsy report from the public defenders office claims that he died of natural causes and they also claimed he had a grudge against san francisco public defender jeff adachi about the accreditation of the medical examiner's office. it is still not clear exactly what changes that they alleged to have ordered. >>> federal civil rights lawsuit is expected to be filed against the vallejo police about the death of sean monterrosa. he was shot through the windshield of an unmarked cruiser. john burris says they should have known the officer in question had a history of firing his gun on the job. >> the police chief is still trying to fire one of the of

. >> reporter: another couple, joshua from philadelphia, naomi from slovenia had plans to marry when the pandemic hit. determined to walk down the aisle, they booked their flight to croatia. >> it's important to not put anyone anyone in jeopardy with this pandemic, that's why we made it a small circle with just family. >> do you agree to marry? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: with only the bride's parents and best man in attendance, they tied the knot. >> you can now congratulate. >> reporter: a growing number of countries are starting to hear these couples' cries. on july 27th, the netherlands joined the list, welcoming partners who can prove they are in a long-term relationship with a dutch citizen. >> it is essentially a documentary on what my relationship looks like from start to finish. >> reporter: they have prepared a binder to verify her re>> i was aut to hav r tuy to decide whether or not i'm eligible to travel. >> reporter: she got on a plane on the very first day the exempting went into effect, after 11 months away from her partner chris. >> she just called me, and she ended my

even tennis star naomi osaka announced she would not play in her semifinal match in the western and southernpen to protest the continued genocide of black people at the hands of the police. the only other time players boycotted in the a game was back in 1961 when one player b bill russell and his boston celtics teammates set out to protest racial injustice. nba players are taking a stand. the latest protest in the nation , summer of racial reckoning. brent: rescue efforts are getting underway in louisiana. it was battered by the most powerful storm to come onshore in that state for more than 100 years. for people have been reported killed after hurricane laura hit louisiana and texas with wind gusting at 240 kilometers an hour. >> hurricane laura made landfall as a category four storm. ravaging through the southern states of the u.s. now thousandnds of homes in texs and louisiana are submerged in water. and many others are severely damaged. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate, but some reviews to leave, planning to endure the storm in elevated homes. there are fears

. >>> tennis star osaka naomi will return to the western and southern open friday wireversin her decisiono withdraw from the tournament. she was protesting the police shooting of jacob blake in the back seven times. osaka said she wanted to raise awareness. two national player's associations asked osaka to return to the tournament after postponing all matches. osaka says she was satisfied thursday's pause of play brought attention to the issue. she's now set to play her final game against belgium's elise mertens on friday. >>> a hong kong activist was among people arrested by chinese authorities while secretly heading to taiwan by sea. china's coast guard said it intercepted a speedboat sunday on suspicion of illegally entering china waters. it added it detained more than ten people on board the ship. hong kong leaders say andy lee was among them. he was arrested on violations for china's new national security law for the territory. reports sayay the boat w was carrying 11 otothers allegedly connected to the protests in the territory, including some who are said to have manufactured explo

and i just nurse naomi bennett told us morale among healthcare workers has hit a new low. at the moment i myself being on the front line we are actually put in our lives at risk to save the country however we've been left out of this pay rise and it's absolutely diabolical really makes us know that we are not valued nobody's valuing us every day we get out we go and work with patients who have codes or potentially have we're not given enough equipment we're not given enough protection however our when now been this is going to be even more because you know you get a pay rise i think is absolutely disgusting this is so bad and months from my staff we actually look at our options in terms of is this what we really want to be doing because we will also have families it's a terrible shame that the government are not recognizing that frontline staff are more disproportionately being effective we've coped with 90 especially black nurses and from ethnic minorities also so that's an issue there's no risk assessment in place to protect us and now a slap in the face. the question of

naomi welcome had today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street hopes to finish the month on a high note. is been the best august for stock since the 1980s. on friday, the dow added 161 points, the nasdaq and 70, the s&p 500 was up 23. two stocks are less expensive today with apple and tesla both undergoing stock splits. tesla which has been in a rise as of late cut of five for one split meaning each share an investor owns has turned into five, with the same total price. and the iphone maker did a four for one split. stock splits offer investors a more affordable opportunity to buy into a company without affecting the value. check the u.s. operations of tiktok can't be sold without china's approval. putting any possible deal in jeopardy. the country's ministry of commerce issued new rules that ban or restrict certain technologies for export. microsoft, walmart and other companies have been looking at acquiring that the social media company that is been under pressure in the u.s. over security concerns. >>> "black panther" star chadwick boseman died friday. the tweet from his ac

tennis star osaka naomi is pulling out of her semifinal match at the western and southern open.a tweet she said as a black woman she feels there are more important matters at hand. she added, if she can get a conversation started in a majority white sport like tennis, she considers that a step in the right direction. >> the u.s. national basketball association postponed playoff games scheduled for wednesday following a boycott by the milwaukee bucks, the only team in blake's home state. in major league baseball, some teams called off their games mere hours before they were set to begin. protests have been raging in wisconsin since the sunday shooting, and have now turned deadly. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse is facing a homicide charge after two protesters were shot dead. local media described the suspect as a white teenager and say he allegedly clashed with protesters before opening fire. the kenosha county sheriff says the incident may be linked to calls to deputize people to assist police during the protests. >> i had a person call me and say why don't you deputize citizens wh

in tennis, naomi 0saka — the highest paid female athlete in the world — pulled out of her semi—finalad of the us open. the two—time grand slam champion — who earlier in the year travelled to minnesota to pay tribute to george floyd — said on twitter that "watching the continued genocide of black people at the hands of the police" was making her sick to her stomach. the tournament has now been suspended for the day. and three matches in major league baseball were also postponed. the new york mets did take to the field, but the issue is clearly causing great trauma for one of their players. the most difficult part is to see people still don't care. and for this to continuously happen... just be hate in people's hearts. —— the hate. that just sucks. be hate in people's hearts. —— the hate. thatjust sucks. being a black man in america is not easy. some breaking newsjust into us — manchester united midfielder paul pogba has tested positive for coronavirus. he was due to be in pre—season training with united ahead of the new premier league season which gets under way next month. pogba has

decades of progressive work for more on these cases known as the shadow docket we go to correspondent naomi care vonnie mail me. now i mean there. are there. manhunt sorry i'm soulé i lost track of time all is watching the app that monitors ruth bader ginsburg carre and has a live feed of her sleeping. both adorable and disturbing leave the courts 2020 term ones like a mother's day fruit basket for liberals with decisions in favor of abortion trump being forced to hand over his tax returns n l g q rights and there was a live stream of oral arguments for the 1st time in history i listen to and let's let's get to the shadow docket is a secret decision making antithetical to a supposedly transparent government ok the shadow dark is not quite secret there are anonymous decisions the court makes within a few hours with no oral arguments and rulings include at most one sentence which are also anonymous the dissidents tend to be less popular than say. iraq war reenactments they limited voting and immigration xylem loose and coded restrictions especially for prisoners sped up executions and reinsta

we have today's money watch report with naomi ruchim. [ bell dinging ] >> reporter: wall street ended tuesday mixed. the dow fell 60 points. the nasdaq rose 86. and the s&p 500 gained 12. hitting a record high. >>> software company salesforce jumped double digits afterhour trading thanks to the earnings beat and releasing better than expected guidance for the rest of the year. this week it was announced salesforce is one of three companies that will move into the dow average to help give the index more exposure into the booming tech industry. >>> 19,000 american airlines' workers are at risk of losing their jobs. the company says if no more federal stimulus is provided by october their work force will shrink by about 30%. the airline industry was given $25 billion by congress earlier this year with the promise they would not lay off workers through the end of september. lawmakers have been unable to reach an agreement on a new round of stimulus. >>> harpoon brewery runs on dun kin. the two boston area companies have teem teamed up once again to make doughnut inspired beers. the 2018 h

people like naomi sokumbi, worried about what they'll return home to. >> the ground is still hot. sost gr: tom, this is just an example of the challenges firefighters are facing in this dense forest. this fire has been shooting up this hillside. the smoke so thick, you can't see a few feet in front of you. a red flag warning has been issued for sunday. there is continued threat of more lightning and gusty winds that could spark more fires. tom. >> kaylee hartung on the fire line tonight. kaylee, you and your team, stay safe. >>> all right, we want to turn to that other breaking news tonight. the double hurricane threat. laura and marco approaching the gulf of mexico, a possible one-two punch. tropical storm laura blowing through the u.s. virgin islands and battering puerto rico with 50-mile-an-hour winds. both storms could become hurricanes, and mississippi has already declared a state of emergency. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, he joins us now, and, rob, time out this double threat and we've learned there's now been a shift in the forecast? >> yeah, a dramatic shift fo

black diaspora and has a star studded cast with appearances from jay—z, kelly rowland, pharrell and naomivery in the modern world. beyonce has been praised for the number of independent black designers behind her outfits. earlier i spoke to venny etienne, and asked him how he came to be involved. it was something that i was already working with the stylist, that relationship that i was cultivating, because i was working with her with other clients that she had, and then just out of nowhere, once we were done with one particular client, she reached out and said, "well, we have something for b if you have time" and i'm like, what? are you kidding me? so i literally dropped what i was doing and for the next five days me and my design assistants just went at it and made sure that everything was perfect and ready for the actual movie. and we can have a look at that blazer now, we can show it to our viewers. we want to get a sense from you, what was the brief? what was the intention? what were you trying to convey? yeah, so, in this particular garment, we were trying to portray strength and als

two days before the start of the us open, former winner naomi osaka has withdrawn from the final of thegling with a hamstring problem, and her withdrawal hands a first wta title in four years to victoria azarenka. world number one novak djokovic won the men's event. cycling's most prestigious race, the tour de france, is finally under way after a two—month delay, with alexander kristoff winning the opening stage. rain made the roads treacherous and led to several crashes, with pavel sivakov of team ineos falling twice. then after a large group crash inside the final 3 kilometres, norwegian kristoff surged home in a sprint. on sunday, the riders face a 186km mountainous second stage. the women's one—day race, la course, was won by great britain's lizzie deignan, who lunged over the line to beat her great rival and defending champion, marianne vos of the netherlands, in a dramatic sprint finish. that's all the sport for now. and we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaster penny smith and former pensions minister baroness ros altmann — that's coming up aft