beaumont leading the charge as they reach the hundred and 84th — four. from there 20 overs.ch series is on saturday at hove. three match series is on saturday at hove. in the men's game... england captainjoe root is back at the top of the international test batting rankings — for the first time in 6 years. he's enjoyed a stunning series so faragainst india. root�*s scored centuries in all three test matches and is the series' top run—scorer with 507, ahead of tomorrow's lith test at the oval. the england captain — who began the year 9th in the charts — jumps above new zealand's kane williamson. moeen ali will also be vice captain of the test side for the first time tomorrow. it's an absolute honour. i feel like everybody would do good if you're the captain of your country, and it's a massive honour. to be part of the team, to come into the series later on, and obviously due to ben stokes and jos not being here. for me it shows what the guys think of me, yeah. for me it shows what the guys think of me. yeah-— for me it shows what the guys think of me, eah. ,, , of me, yeah. d

cbs' janet shamlian is going to lead off our coverage tonight in beaumont, texas, good evening, janeteporter: hurricane nicholas was a rainmaker and there are areas of high water throughout southeast texas, but for the most part, damage was minimal, and storm-weary communities are breathing a sigh of relief. nicholas roared ashore along the texas coast as a category 1 hurricane overnight with winds gusting to 95 miles an hour. a path of destruction was left straed dvers.ed buildings and south of houston, low-lying areas flooded after a nearly- five-foot storm surge and heavy rain. but the city itself was spared. >> this storm could have been a lot worse for the city of houston. i think we fared fairly well from-- from hurricane nicholas. >> reporter: nicholas was downgraded to a tropical storm by daybreak. but the damage was done. this is jamaica beach under water. parts of homes in another coastal community, surfside beach, were reduced to rubble. and trees are down everywhere. a large tree crushed this trailer and r.v. in the city of brazoria. no one was hurt. roof of her home.o saf

we have got flooding potential from beaumont, port arthur, and more significantly alexandria towards panama city with dangerous rip currents because of the slow movement. this morning the marine layer is taller, meaning there isn't as much fog, but it will be touching more neighborhoods. not as hot if you are exercising, ac less likely if you are inside except possibly for the mid two in land neighbors in the southbay. 70's around richmond, oakland, san francisco, until you hit the mid to upper 60's. how's the commute? jobina: we have a crash at the bay ridge toll plaza and you can see the first responders on the scene just a couple of minutes ago. according to chp, injuries are involved. median lights are also on and there's a whole jammed up situation there. bringing you alive picture from the san mateo bridge, a very different story at the limit in both directions with slowdowns coming out, especially towards concord, the newest development there, 27 minutes that drive. tracy to dublin, 22 minutes. want you to know that you should expect traffic in san francisco tonight. oracle pa

beaumont leading the charge as they reach the 184th — four. from there 20 overs.st matches and is the series' top run—scorer with 507, ahead of tomorrow's 4th test at the oval. the england captain — who began the year 9th in the charts — jumps above new zealand's kane williamson. moeen ali will also be vice captain of the test side for the first time tomorrow. it's an absolute honour. i feel like everybody would do good if you're the captain of your country, and it's a massive honour. to be part of the team, to come into the series later on, and obviously due to ben stokes and jos not being here. for me it shows what the guys think of me, yeah. david smith became the bocce player. he retained his title with victory of a malicious but he did it the hard way. fighting back from to nail down to eventually take it four — two is a 30th go better for great britain at the game so far. kimi raikonnen has announced he'll retire from formula i at the end of the season.the 41—year—old finn currently races for alfa romeo. he won the world championship in 2007 with ferrari. ra

it's ashley butler reports on the life for one of french cinemas, biggest star, joe pulled beaumont a shot to international fame in johnny's go down 900. 61. louis breathless novi. several for the french act as a roguish charm. captivated moviegoers and made him one of the stalls of french cinnamon, new wave he went on to work with many of france, his most famous directors, francois truffaut, once called him the most complete european actor of his generation. while in 2013, cleared the loose pay tribute to $1.00 of his favorite stars worth discretion. when you consider all the sean paul is done for french cinema, he is still the most important french actor of the postwar period. the son of a sculptor mando was born in 1933 in a wealthy parish suburb. as a young man, he was an amateur boxer. his broken nose became his trademarks, but cinema with his passion and led to a career the span decades from old house to commercial blockbusters. he started in more than 80 movie and often performed his own stunts. but in 2001, he suffered a stroke that effectively ended his acting career. reactin

tammy beaumont and lauren winfield—hill went cheaplyboth lbw to lea tahuhu.s back in the side for nat sciver. england are 2 up in the five match series so can clinch it with victory in leicester. the four home nations are back in qualifying action for the 2023 women's world cup later. all four won their first matches last week, scotland's women started their campaign with victory against hungary in budapest. the match in glasgow against the faroe islands will be a historic occasion, the first time the scots have played a world cup qualifier at hampden park. every home game, it is a huge boost, notiust_ every home game, it is a huge boost, notiust for— every home game, it is a huge boost, notjust for us. it is every home game, it is a huge boost, not just for us. it is a every home game, it is a huge boost, notjust for us. it is a great day for friends _ notjust for us. it is a great day for friends and family who want to come _ for friends and family who want to come. yeah, just really happy that they have — come. yeah, just really happy that they have made t

interestingly, i've been in several of the focus group, but frank lunch and the do beaumont foundation convened. and this is groups of strongly pro drum people who are not interested in getting a vaccine, but not strongly anti evac. and what they told us loud and clear is we don't want to hear from any politician, not from former president trump, not from president biden. not from anyone we want to hear from our own doctor. we want to hear from our neighbors. we want to hear from others. and i think realistically, if you look at what's happening, there is an increasing recognition of the importance of masks and a vaccination. and there's an increasing recognition of the value of mandates for masks, indoors, and for vaccination in certain settings. and you're going to see that whether it's tyson foods or many universities or other places. the news media will always play up the controversy. but the fact is, there is a very strong majority, strong majority of the american people who are in favor of mass mandate indoors and vaccine mandates. certainly for people such as health care workers

tammy beaumont�*s total amounted to three fours before she was sent packing in the same over by sophieut for 39. england are 134 for 6 from 30 overs. they're one up in the 4 match series. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you later. let�*s bring you more reaction to the death ofjimmy greaves — ...(read on) we can speak now to former spurs and chelsea midfielder, micky hazard. hello, can you hear me? how would you buy tribute to jimmy greaves? hello, can you hear me? how would you buy tribute tojimmy greaves? i you buy tribute to jimmy greaves? i think the greatest tribute would be that he is the greatest ever spurs and also one of the greatest footballers england have ever produced, i do not think there is a greater tribute, produced, i do not think there is a greatertribute, but produced, i do not think there is a greater tribute, but there is, he is notjust greater tribute, but there is, he is not just a greater tribute, but there is, he is notjust a great greater tribute, but there is, he is not just a great footballer, greater tribute, but there is, he is notjust a g

beaumont leading the charge as they reached 184—4 from their 20 overs., tied at one all. that's all the sport for now. a busy day for you. thank you very much. let me update you on this news conference we are expecting with the foreign secretary at his —— and his qatari counterpart. that was we were told due to be at 945, but we think that would be a little bit later at 10:15am. we have received these pictures of mr rab in qatar and he will speak with his counterparts there about how to help british nationals and afghans who are trying to leave afghanistan and he will also be briefed on talks with uk officials and the taliban. expect that news conference and briefing at ten 15 am. since the taliban's takeover of afghanistan, the uk has evacuated 8,000 afghans from the country — with the final flight leaving last saturday. now the government has the task of accommodating those who have arrived. today the housing secretary is meeting with local government bosses to discuss how this can be done. jamal barak was an afghan interpreter for the british army who

tammy beaumont hit a brilliant century in the final game in canterbury as they went on to thrash new news where you are. this is bbc news. more now on the petrol shortages. earlier, i spoke tojennifer ward, a student paramedic who told me how on friday, she struggled to find a petrol station with diesel to fill up petrol station with diesel to fill up her ambulance. {lin petrol station with diesel to fill up her ambulance.— petrol station with diesel to fill up her ambulance. on friday, i was on a 1010 shaft, _ up her ambulance. on friday, i was on a 1010 shaft, working _ up her ambulance. on friday, i was on a 1010 shaft, working in - up her ambulance. on friday, i was on a 1010 shaft, working in essex, | on a 1010 shaft, working in essex, we had done several hundred miles that day, and it was about seven o'clock, we should probably try and get fuel. we had updates that the day that was quite bad and we should try to get fuel if we are below half a tank so we will try now, we've got some time, we are not on a job, we can try, we went to our local bp where we normally fill up with yo

the right of that, the red, the heavy rain, that's going to be heading up toward port arthur and beaumont and lake charles later on today. that's my biggest concern. obviously houston is flood-prone. you're going to get heavy rain early. but the wind is to the east. i don't think you'll get power outages. the highest wind is at 51 miles per hour. the rule of thumb is 40 and above. that's when you can get tree damage and power outages. you look at the winds in louisiana. not an issue at all. only in the 10- to 20-mile-per-hour range. louisiana will keep their power, but we do have to worry about flooding. they're saying max winds at 70 miles an hour. that may be generous. the highest we find is at 50 miles per hour. the forecast is going to be a slow slog into areas of louisiana. temperatures in the -- winds are not going to be an issue, but the slow motion of this storm tonight and tomorrow is going to cause a big flash flood threat. we have a flash flood watch that includes galveston, lake charles, even mississippi valley and alabama. rainfall total, this is not what you want to see. loo

i'm not expecting any wind damage in beaumont or louisiana. heavy rain is expected for you. then tomorrow it drifts about 115 miles, and even into thursday, this storm is going to linger in this area, and that's why we can see bands and bands of rain in the new orleans area. the forecast calls for upwards of 10 inches of rain from lake charles to new orleans. of course, these are the same people still recovering from only ida two weeks ago. there are still 100,000 people in louisiana from that storm, and now they have to deal with this today. we'll keep you tuned in to that all day today and tomorrow on "morning joe" to let you know how it is in areas of louisiana. >>> other stories out there, washington, d.c., it feels like the middle of summer. hot and humid today. we'll have more coming up here on "morning joe." e coming up hee on "morning joe. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way

thank you so much from beaumont texas. s on "fox it for us business tonight", "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. elizabeth: we have breaking is coming in, they're saying the president's approval numbers have greater than 42%, 50% of half the country disapprove of what he's doing. look at the story senate republicans and the democrats of senate d foreign relations menendez says slamming the secretary of state anthony blinken saying the afghan would draw was historically flawed. anthony blinken testified the number of americans stranded is in the thousands, that is news coming in, new york times reporting even the taliban was surprised at how rapidly the white house fled afghanistan, joining us tonight former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, california gop party chair jessica patterson, ford o'connell, woman nicole malliotakis, former mike huckabee, former va secretary robert wilkie. with the secretary of state anthony blinken contradicting himself saying they did not anticipate a rapid collapse but they ha

we then went to beaumont, texas. we're now in lake charles, louisiana.o with the impact that this storm is leaving on places that have been hit harder by other storms. that window is an impact from hurricane laura one year ago. you can see places luke lake charles, they were ready for a great amount of rain to come down. we've only seen a couple inches despite warning that's it could be up to 14 inches here. again, look over here. this is an old bank building. still half the windows blown out from hurricane laura one year ago. i before you up past storms and the impact the hurricanes and tropical storms have on communitieses. we're looking at homa, greater neighborhoods o it side new orleans where we spent the last three weeks. there are still homeowners that don't have power. a great number of them that still don't have roofs. that are filing insurance claims from ida's impact that are now looking in these hours ahead over the next 24 hours more rain, more wind from this storm. jeff? >> mush he will, good to have you back with us. circumstances aside. a

the concern is when you look at beaumont, about 80 miles from here. they're still expecting four to five inches of rain. go another 60 miles, 150 miles from here. lake charles, louisiana, is under severe flood watch warning. they could hit another 12 inches of rainfall in the next 24 hours. again, when you look at the map, it is louisiana that's now over the next 24 hours, stephanie, that is expected to be severely hit with severe flood warnings in position. this storm was sent all the way to new orleans. that's hitting those very communities. so many team members were standing here in the last two weeks because there are thousands without power, still thousands of people without roofs. this is a situation in which this tropical storm heads back into louisiana is of serious concern the next 24 hours. >> storm after storm. we keep going back to the same regions. a reminder building better, smarter, stronger infrastructure really matters. vaughn, stay safe where you are. >>> coming up, two top fda scientists say hold your horses when it comes to the vac

flash flood warnings for areas right around beaumont, south of houston getting flash flood warnings asgalveston. houston picked up almost 7 inches of rain. and do plan on 6 to 10 inches of rain possible across central louisiana. south louisiana could pick up 4 to 6 inches of rain. and you can see southeast louisiana could pick up 2 to maybe 4 inches of rain with this storm. erica and jim? >> it is rough. certainly not what the region needs. jennifer gray, thank you. >>> one of the only school districts in north carolina not to require masks in its schools, now going a step further, actually refusing to quarantine students and staff after a possible exposure. the president of the teachers federation weighing in on that decision next. ♪ ♪ i had the nightmare again maxine. the world was out of wonka bars... relax. you just need digital workflows. they help keep everyone supplied and happy, proactively. let's workflow it. then you can stop having those nightmares. no, i would miss them too much. whatever you business is facing... let's workflow it. servicenow. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds fly

i interview young athletes from beaumont, texas to the florida panhandle and these aren't, these arent, texas and go to the next black lives matter. what can they do to register to their community? they're upset and by kaepernick taking that knee, they madly saw something and recognized a language and method which which they could register there discontent. the shock waves i argue is largely unreported. we're talking hundreds if not thousands of athletes throughout this country over the last four, five years have seen the playing field as an appropriate place to register dissent. >> the book is a lot more of colin kaepernick. the he's at the center of it. it goes back to a long history in sports that didn't begin with colin kaepernick. you talk about moment ali. the mexico games. what's come since, that you alluded to, the nba basically saying, yes, we embrace this lebron james, lead the way. these big marquee players willing to put themselves out there. the league embracing it like the. in hasn't. what has been the difference in the approach of these pro sports leagues? >> even the

we've only done that four times before this early in the season, and we are going to see beaumont ande inch per hour rainfall rates will move through some of the hardest hit areas like morgan city, huma, laplace all the way to biloxi could see 6 to 10 inches so we'll be talking about it through wednesday night and even thursday morning. michael? >> seems like they've had to endure so much lately. ginger, our thoughts are with everyone in those hard-hit areas. thank you. >>> we turn to the new covid concerns this morning as the school year gets under way. nearly 500,000 children have tested positive for covid in just the last two weeks. let's go back to stephanie ramos with more. good morning again, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. that's right. across the country kids are being diagnosed with covid at an alarming rate. in just the last week children accounted for nearly 30% of all covid cases. all of this playing out as many parents anxiously wait for the vaccine to be green-lighted for younger kids. dr. rochelle walensky saying a vaccine for kids under the age of 12 cou

matthew, pulmonologist and director of palliative care at beaumont health in southeastern michigan wrotetensive care unit nurse told him during a recent shift that the wife of an unvaccinated covid patient had berated her when she informed the woman of her husband's deteriorating condition, he reached his breaking point when he got home that evening, he made himself a sandwich and opened facebook, still sporting his black crubs, he began to vent he wrote about a critically ill patient who disputed his covid-19 diagnosis another threatened to call his lawyer if he wasn't given ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug that is not approved for treating covid the third, he wrote, told the doctor they would rather die than take the vaccine. one demanded a different doctor. i don't believe you, he told the physician. what can you do for patients like that as a doctor? >> yeah, nicole, seven years ago, i was in -- i was treating patients in ebola treatment units in sierra leone, and a couple times i would have patients not willing to take treatment, not believing they had ebola, thinking the whole thi

he partnered with the beaumont foundation on the poll what are the biggest headlines as it relates tove to mandate a vaccine to bring people back to work? >> well, there's a special moment right now kids going back to school. you've got the fda giving full approval for the pfizer vaccine. and you've got concern over the delta variant. and those three should encourage adults and even young people to get vaccinated and yet, right now, the u.s. is not even in the top ten global my concern is that if we continue to see this hesitation, it's going to have a tremendous impact on the economy. as parents who have to stay home, as parents will be focused on concerns for the security for their own children and that they won't be able to get the economy back up in order. in the end, our economy does not function the way that it should unless parents are back working and not having to take care of the kids at home >> no question about it. what have you found as far as the decision from the fda to grant full approval to pfizer and what that's going to mean for increased uptake in vaccination? how

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they lost lauren winfield—hill after she was caught by katey martin, but heather knight and tammy beaumontn. changes to periods and unexpected vaginal bleeding after having a covid vaccine should be investigated to reassure women. writing in the bmj, dr victoria male, from imperial college london, said the body's immune response was the likely cause, not something in the vaccines. there's no evidence they have any impact on pregnancy or fertility. the uk's regulator has received more than 30,000 reports of period problems. i'm nowjoined by dr victoria male, who is a lecturer of reproductive immunology at imperial college london. thank you. just explain if you would what women are reporting. indie thank you. just explain if you would what women are reporting. we have had more than _ what women are reporting. we have had more than 30,000 _ what women are reporting. we have had more than 30,000 reports - what women are reporting. we have i had more than 30,000 reports through the government's mhra yellow card scheme and most people making a report say their period is either later or heavier t

tammy beaumont hit a brilliant century in the final game in canterbury as they thrashed new zealand byesterday. we are going to try and move _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on from _ going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on from the - going down yesterday. we are going to try and move on from the ryder. to try and move on from the ryder cup now! let to try and move on from the ryder cu now! ., ., , ., ., cup now! let it go, it has gone for a coule cup now! let it go, it has gone for a couple of _ cup now! let it go, it has gone for a couple of years! _ it might be weeks or even months before germany knows who will succeed angela merkel as chancellor, after a tight election failed to produce a clear winner. merkel�*s christian democratic union party had their worst ever election performance, falling just behind the social democrats we can speak now to the bbc�*s david eades who is in berlin this morning. it was billed as the end of angela merkel but it feels more complicated than that. �* ., , than