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u. s medal count. the u. s team won the first women's gold medal and the new olympic sport of three on three basketball within 18 15 win over the russian team in swimming. katie ledecky won the first ever olympic women's 1500 m freestyle with teammate erica sullivan taking silver in that same race and in men's basketball, the us team regroup from their disappointing opening game loss to france by beating iran 1 20 to 66. six and here is the updated medal count at the olympics for some of thesian at, australia six and great britain five. videodec e and other olympic athletes are voicing their supportpic gymnast simones biles has withdrawn from competing this week in order to focus on her mental health reporter lauren green explains the implications of her decision in the world of sports. simone biles will not defend her olympic all around title, choosing to withdraw from thursday's individual final to focus on her mental well being. ninth place qualifier jade kerry will compete instead, usa gymnastics, saying in part quote we wholeheartedly support simone's decision and applaud her bravery and prioritizing her well being. her courage shows yet again why she is a role model for so many. the announcement comes after biles removed herself from the gymnastics team final otuesda an uncharacteristically bad landing

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u. k. prime minister plans to scrap code 19 rules. first, johnson says restrictions in england will be lifted this month without the parts of the u. k. all more cautious with case from rising rapidly. also coming up. authorities in israel as young people to get vaccinated as the depth is variance. dr.

u. s men's basketball team was struggling for chemistry. the team is still struggling after its first game today in the olympics, the u.to france 83 76. it was easy to see why the us shot 36% from the field 31% from three point range from beyond the arc. kevin durant one for six. jason tatum, one for five. damian lillard, three for nine. france was led by the celtics evan fournier, who had 28 points and utah's rudy go bear with 14. us plays again on wednesday against iran. all right, hopefully they can get things all sorted out here moving forward going to have to, really, joe. thank you. thank you, everyone for watching. we'll be back tonight for the 10 and 11 o'clock news. have a 10 and 11 o'clock news. have a good night. hello, i'm dr. sheldon cooper. welcome to sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags. before we get started, i'd like to announce the winner of our design your own flag competition. but i can't. the only entry was from gameygamer75, and i know that was a jpeg of your buttocks. now this week we have a very special episode where we explore the flags of the popular entertainment franchise, star trek. and

u. k. prime minister plans to scrap cobra 19 rules. first, johnson says restrictions in england will be listed this month, but not the parts of the u. k. on more cautious with case from rising rapidly. also coming up authorities in israel as young people to get vaccinated as the depth of variance drives the new outbreaks, especially a young young vaccination population plus criminal gangs packed into computer systems around the world and are knowledgeable and a $17000000.00 currency. ah, hello, i'm here to homage. despite arising numbers of current, a virus cases in england, pandemic restrictions there will soon be history. british prime minister burst johnston has laid out a 5 step plan for england to emerge on july 19th from the toughest restrictions imposed on society since world war 2 the the will, they will be scrapping, rules on mosque mosque wearing and on social distancing the opposition labor party has called the move reckless, but johnson says, this is the right time to left restrictions. after nearly 16 months of masks, lockdown, and other restrictions, england is ready to return to normal. and britain's prime minister says it's a case of no or never. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then in the software cells, when will we be able to return to normal tanks, best very much, johnson says england has to balance the risk as corona virus, against the effects of luck, tones on people's livelihoods, and health, both physical and mental. but the leader of the opposition says the prime minister made the decision without waiting for the latest scientific data. we all want the restrictions to be lifted. we're gonna have to find a way of living with the virus. but that can't just be a sound bites. we need a proper plan to throw off all protections. but the same time when the infection right, is still going all right place. but there was plenty of support for the prime minister on the streets of london with the economy foremost in many people's minds. i think it's just drug track down to long. yes, it's good cases, but not very many people seem to be very suffering with it so much. i think the economy and mental health is suffering all i put up for and i think it was for rehire. they were that there. they get focused about people who are going to be exposed to vote. here we go with the economy. the changes on the 19th of july effect when the england, scotland, wales, and northern ireland are lifting restrictions more slowly. well, the w charlotte telson pill has more from london a number of scientists game feel like this is a tricky decision to make at this stage when you are seeing cases rising so sharply had driven by the delta barion, which we know is more transmitted, transmissible is dominant heated there all warnings that now is not the time to really open the door. now is the time to be a being to remain cautious, give not rise in cases font. the prime minister has said that what we're not seeing is a real direct link between the rising cases and the rise in hospitalization and death . he says that link has been weakened by the u. k vaccination program. we know some 80 percent of people have had it in the back since 63 percent to have had a 2nd dose. and he up that the question is you had not a sound by that if not now, then when israel is one of the 1st countries to come out of lockdown almost 2 thirds of its population and had at least one job. but new cases have risen by 50 percent because of the delta variance. now authorities are launching a campaign to get young people vaccinated. dw tanya kramer reports from jerusalem. the adam goodbye. he's taking his daughter's leah and i've been to get vaccinated. more and more young israelis age 12 to 15 and now getting their job like here at this small clinic and class saba. not least because of the fast spreading delta variant. and because many have plans for the summer, i think it's really good. it gives us much more freedom and it's nice to find the corona's over stay and hopefully and yeah, i think it's important still not steadily because other countries have

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u. s. and it's our right, not talking about russia or china or anybody else. so, i mean, and this is, the problem is there's a lot of enmity. first, the u. s. remains sort of poised over haiti. they're saying right now that they're not going to intervene there yet. they're, they're playing hard to get as you will. but asian people don't want to see it. so i think the us role in hittie are going to have to think very hard about it. because anybody they sort of back or anoint or push is going to be seen with a lot of skepticism by the haitian people. i think people are, are very wary above international community involvement in haiti at this time. but of course they want aid, but they don't want the interference and a mentally came off. it was a pleasure to talk to you. thank you for your time. thank you. now unions and student groups in columbia capital, a marking independence day with anti government protests, demonstrated that the policy, the president, even to k of lead to more poverty and inequality. the government has been criticized for cracking down on protests at home while supporting defend cuba. already via some of the demonstrations which are expected across the country could yet turn violence. it said you caught up on corona virus news than israel festival, which has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world. however, the delta varying does not lead to a surgeon infections. and so israel is started to give a 3rd dose of the vaccine to high risk patients. hot deal hamid as more from telephone. if it's the last section of the population to be vaccinated. 12 year old and teenagers, they are considered less at risk, but immunizing them has now become a priority. that target explanation because they absorb that as a virus. they don't show any symptoms, but somehow in fact that as the re, so they are the israel managed to vaccinate its way out of depend demik with more than 80 percent of the population above the age of 40. having received their 2 doses for 3 consecutive weeks, they were no corona virus related death. israel was hailed as a success story and the government lifted social distances rules. no marks were required indoors and international travel was allowed again. but that was short lived. those returning to the country have brought with them the delta variant, and it's spreading at an alarming pace. accounting for around 90 percent of all new infections. the country is grappling with an increase in daily infections now with a 4 month high. so the government took the bold move of introducing a 3rd vaccine, a booster shot at the moment available only for specific cases. only patients with chronic diseases or an already compromised immunity system. i, legible for the 3rd jap. that raises the question of how effective is defies. the vaccine, the only one available in israel, in the longer term health official say its effectiveness has gone down to about 64 percent when it comes to the delta variant. when you look on the long term, and now we're looking on longer term, it was supposed to be a reduce, a little more chance of becoming infected, even if it was reduce from 90 to 60 as effect, this is p c r positive test positive. but this is not being sick and i'm not really interest of reducing the people being positive on the p. c. r. i want to reduce hospitalization. i want to reduce mortality till the government is worried. obligatory face mass indoors has been reintroduced and there are no guarantees rules for returning travelers. more restrictions could be imposed in the days to come. what happens next is a concern for everyone here in israel and for those around the world who are closely monitoring. however, fully immunized society faces new limitations of covered 19 that meet al jazeera israel. and the rise of the delta variant is making some governments rethink their vaccines strategies. recent studies have shown a 3rd vaccine dose can boost immunity against highly transmissible variance. but us health officials are not recommending a thorough job. they say more evidence is needed, but it's just reported israel, which did have the fastest faxing role as in the world has begun offering its 3rd shot to high risk people. the u. k is making plans for a potential booster program before the winter. and some asian government said i may offer pfizer boosters to people who have received fun of actually some poor nations that are vaccinated, less than one percent of their populations. and the w h o says greed is causing inequality and the vaccine make as much supply countries in need before shifting their focus to boosters for themselves. his john nickle clinical professor in pathology university of hong kong. he is the leading corona virus researcher who told us while there is a global vaccine shortage, sending jobs to poor countries will bring the greatest benefit. remember mortality of this boss about 2 percent. so if you go those 10000000 doses for vaccine a country which is 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u-r-r-a-y-am-u-. >> that is correct! >> now, murraya is a kind of tree by the way. zaila, the firstan-american winner, beat more than 200 contestants, but she's much more than a good speller. she's a basketball whiz with three world records for dribbling. >> i think it's definitely interested in playing basketball at harvard and maybe then there's like four options. i'm thinking about maybe nba basketball coach, working for nasa, or maybe going into some treating diseases and stuff to help with neuroscience, or finally ever since i learned a little bit about it and saw the two women who won nobel prizes for gene editing, i've been looking into that too. >> i think she will do all of those things. zaila gets a $50,000 cash prize and a pretty cool trophy. >>> i'm michael holmes. thanks for spending part of your day with me. follow me on instagram and twitter @holmescnn. kim brunhuber will be here with more "cnn newsroom" in just a moment. ♪ >>> end the mixed messages. we'll bring you the latest in the debate over covid booster shots as the delta variant spreads even further. >>> haiti

first, the case of slavery, reparations. what is owed to the ancestors of enslaved africans from former colonizers, the stream brought together activities from the caribbean, the u. s. and the u. k. were campaigning for reparations. when we got to our post show discussion, they want you to make it very clear that the legacy of chapel slavery is a contemporary issue that has to be addressed. i think address cation has a lot to do with it, but also the pressure, the no pressure has a lot to do with it. also, just since the murders of george floyd and be out of challenge robbery and all the other incidences of police killings in this country, it is really our mobilized people to see what the ration says. really a legitimate remedy for some of these 10 century care, which again did not just begin today. there's a direct connection to the enslavement error with respect to the police abuse that we see today. that's a direct connection with the educational system that is going on today. and the lack of education during this labor era, the health deficits, the black white wealth gap in the issue in the it's just just go on and are the areas a basically analysts with respect to connec

first guantanamo bay, prisoner released under the bible ministration has been with patrick dated to morocco amongst a break from the trunk era when transfers and negotiations were halted. the u. s. u . k. and other allies accusing china all engaging in malicious cyber activity, including the hack of the microsoft exchange email server. any of this year is one of a range of cyber threats. china's being blamed for, including ransomware, of attacks, was millions of dollars. haiti's interim prime minister has agreed to step down, ending a leadership battle that ensued since the assassination of president juvenile mois . claude joseph told the washington post newspaper that he and henry, who had been appointed by moist prime minister, i've met privately to resolve the dispute. well, let's go to the galaxy whose life for us in miami. so who's actually in charge at the moment? andy? while it seems after a contentious battle between these 2 men over who is actually running, the interim government that are on re is now that mind for the job. he basically the decision that pushed this is that the international community, including places like canada, the european union, here in the us backe

first, pantano bay prisoners released under the buys administration has been re partially aged to morocco. marks of brakes from the trumpet rep when transfers in negotiations were halted. the u. s. u. k and other allies are accusing china of engaging in malicious cyber activity in the heart of the microsoft exchange emails . earlier this year, it's one of a range of cyber threats to china's being blamed for, including ransomware attacks worth millions of dollars. the german government is on the defensive as it face is growing criticism over its floods. preparations. the opposition says it failed to adequately warn citizens of last week flooding more than 160 people died in germany alone. heavy rain was forecast, but the scale of the deluge took many by surprise. ministers admit lessons must be learned, but se federal institutions did their part. 4 bits of arms of the german with the service, gives warnings of severe conditions and is supported by european institution. and these warnings passed on to the federal states and from the states flooding centers to the different regions. and they are the ones making the decisions when it comes to protection against environmental disasters

u. s men's basketball team was struggling for chemistry, and that is still the case after the first game today in the olympics, the u. s lost to france, 83 to 76. it was easy to see why the us shot 36% from the field 31% from three point range from beyond the arc. kevin durant was one for six. jason tatum one for five and damian lillard, three for nine. france was led by the celtics. evan fournier, who had 28 points and utah's rudy go bear. with 14. the us plays again on wednesday against iran, the us against jamaica and the quarterfinals. the concacaf gold cup tonight's game in arlington, texas, had fans representing a number of american cities. the game stayed scoreless until the 83rd minute. that's when the ut a nice little run going. it's christian rolled on from the corner centering to matthew hoppy, who jumps up for the header that finds the jamaican net. take another look as hoppy threads the needle between the jamaican defender and the goalie. the u. s wins against qatar on thursday in austin, n h. r a drag this weekend. it's sonoma. you don't want to be in a funny car when this happens, tim wilkerson was driving in the first round. one is engine absolutely blew up. it's a testament to the safety of these cars that wilkinson was not hurt. funny car finals couldn't be closer. they needed a photo finish. it was robert hight in the far lane, edging out matt hagen in the near lane by two thousands of a second top fuel final. almost as close steve torrance in the near lane lee prewitt in the far once again a photo finish needed to see that torrents was the winner. this is the sixth win this year for torrance, who was the top fuel points leader and final round of golf three m championship t

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u. s team still has a chance to win gold in 2000 and eight the team lost its first olympics game but still won the gold medal. the u. s will get a chance to redeem themselves against new zealand this saturday. the international olympic committee has officially chosen brisbane, australia to host the 2032 summer olympics. brisbane is the first host city to be chosen in a new format that allows the ioc to choose between potential candidates. in a streamlined process designed to eliminate expensive bidding wars and remove the risk of vote buying. this will be the third olympics in australia, sydney hosted back in 2000 and melbourne in 1956. possible relief for the many americans impacted by the opioid epidemic. i'm kevin corke in washington, with the very latest on possible settlement and a multi billion dollar lawsuit that's coming up and coming up on ktvu news at six a warning for travelers about the possible impacts of a jet fuel shortage will tell you what's causing the problem and trip advisor releasing its list of restaurants considered the best of the best and, surprisingly to some only one san francisco restaurant was mentioned will tell you which one are bound to pay out more thn $25 billion. the companies have reached a settlement tied to their role in the opioid epidemic. kevin corke has more on how the deal aims to help states work to reverse the damage caused by the drugs. the national opioids cases are coming close to their resolution. lawyers representing state and local governments are on the verge of reaching $26 billion settlement with johnson and johnson and three drug distribution companies. amerisourcebergen cardinal health and mckesson over their alleged involvement in the opioid epidemic. the money in this settlement would be divided among states based on their population. ough the fe settlement is still up in the air, experts say it would also prevent johnson and johnson from manufacturing opioids for 10 years and force the three distribution companies to develop a new system to monitor the nationwide shipment of their drugs, state and local governments. have accused. drug distribution companies, particularly of sending drugs to where they're not needed, not flagging suspicious orders. yes over filling prescriptions. officials remain hopeful the settlement will help states develop better treatment options to counteract the devastating impacts of the drugs. but opioid reform advocates say the $26 billion deal. is actually underwhelming. we were expecting the numbers to be in the hundreds of billions, not not 26. meanwhile data released by the society of actuaries finds that the opioid epidemic cost the uconomy some $631 billion between 2015 and 2018 alone. in washington. i'm kevin corke fox news. this is ktvu. fox two news at six. we are following a developing story out of the east bay tonight, where crews are on the scene of a grass fire that burned several cars before spreading to a nearby apartment complex. my car. got a fire there. i lose it, probably i it's completely lost. bring up, but it's okay. i'm i'm alive. right now. firefighters say that fire is fully contained, and crews are still on the scene mopping up good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville. here's what we know so far about this fire. it kicked up around four o'clock this afternoon. just a couple hours ago on james don lind boulevard near to bora drive. the apartment complex was quickly evacuated before those flames reached the building. contra costa fire protection district says that fire did eventually damage four apartment units. cruz got a handle of this f

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