— brisbane, australia! applause. the fireworks _ brisbane, australia! applause. fireworks were on _ brisbane, australia! applause. the fireworks were on standby i the fireworks were on standby already. brisbane for some weeks has known confirmation was coming. and while some parts of australia are back and lockdown, now brisbane has another reason to keep hope. i guess ost another reason to keep hope. i guess post covid-19 — another reason to keep hope. i guess post covid-19 we _ another reason to keep hope. i guess post covid-19 we are _ another reason to keep hope. i guess post covid-19 we are still _ another reason to keep hope. i guess post covid-19 we are still moving - post covid—19 we are still moving through— post covid—19 we are still moving through it. — post covid—19 we are still moving through it, but it's really exciting and hopeful and optimistic for brisbane _ and hopeful and optimistic for brisbane in 2032. it's totally - exciting, especially what australia is going _ exciting, especially what australia is going through _ exciting, especially what

this has been described as the strictest lockdown for brisbane. the state deputy premier, who said that we have been here before but this time it is different, citing the transmissibility of delta. what is worrying medical officials is the high number of exposure sites, which is likely to increase, which means the contact traces and also... will also turn up. what is really clear from this picture, as you say it is another blow, but also the fact that lockdown is the way forward. in victoria and south australia, they had lockdown �*s recently and they said we have to go hard, which is what queensland is saying. in new south wales, in sydney, where i am, there has been criticism for a lockdown that has come into light, people say it should have come in sooner and harder. the lockdown in sydney and surrounding areas has been extended for another four weeks. we heard from the prime minister, who changed his tune about lockdowns. a few weeks ago he said they should be the last resort but now he is staying given the high transmissibility of delta, this

talk me through the fact that brisbane was the sole bidder.s this indicate the appeal of hosting the games has diminished in recent years? >> it is all to do with the new process, the new normal that's been developed the ioc to reduce the cost of hosting. the objective of encouraging more cities and midscale cities like brisbane and southeast queensland for hosting the game. is part of a new bidding process that has been developed by the ioc and something that obviously brisbane, queensland, and australia gauged comprehensively in and were absolutely delighted as it occurred last night. haidi: it's really good news for australians under lockdown at the moment to be able to celebrate. talk me through the infrastructure investment involved. i know they will focus on using existing infrastructure rather than building a big white elephant. do you know the cost benefits at this point? >> a lot of that work remains to be done. there was detail in the bidding documents submitted to the ioc. one part is the reuse of existing infrastructure. 85% of the

we know that the cluster now in brisbane has increased to seven people.s were reported today, all linked to a 17—year—old student, and this is why we are now hearing that the snap lockdown affecting south—east queensland, specifically 11 local areas in brisbane. what is worrying health authorities there is that they are expecting the number of exposure sites to increase. they are saying there is going to be an enormous list of exposure sites which means that it could be a larger number of cases as well. we heard from the deputy premier today who said that yes we have been here before but this is going to be different because of because of the transmissibility of the delta variant. he said we have to go in early and fast and this is why from later today until the coming tuesday, those 11 local areas are going to be under a strict lockdown, described as the strictest in brisbane, going out only for essential reasons, and for health—related reasons, also for covid testing for covid vaccinations. we also heard from the prime minister scott morrison who really

lockdown in brisbane, as australia's third largest city tries to contain the spread team gb win gold in the mixed triathlon relay and a world and a packed audience — and no more social distancing — at the royal albert hall for the first night of the proms in london. the usjustice department says tax returns belonging to the former president, donald trump must be handed over to congress. the decision reverses a previous ruling. officials now say lawmakers have legitimate reasons for asking to see the documents. live now to our north america correspondent, david willis. what has brought us to this point? what has brought us to this oint? �* ., ., , what has brought us to this oint? �* ., .,, . point? before he was elected, donald trump _ point? before he was elected, donald trump maintained - point? before he was elected, donald trump maintained hisl point? before he was elected, i donald trump maintained his tax records were under audit and they are apparently still under ordered at the time he left office. two years ago, the us justice department turned down a request by the house wa

definitely not just for brisbane, but the whole of australia, the lockdowns we are in, this looks thirds a bit. -- this lists spirits for a bit. jane: mining on small islands in indonesia had been off-limits until in our traversal pro-business bill was passed last year. a canadian mining company has seized the opportunity, winning a concession to dig for gold. the bbc's asia editor reports. reporter: the slopes of an extinct volcano. the hertford sounds. -- he heard bird sounds. >> i lookeat the trees and i saw them. perched on a branch. there were five of them. i was very surprised. i saw a bird that was meant to be extinct. reporter: he had seen the flycatcher, a bird only found here, and considered extinct for decades. it's on them home is rich in gold, d now, to canadian company has a permit to mine for it. the concession covers more than half the island. they insist the mine does not threaten the unique environment. >> we are under very strict guidelines. it took a long time to get a permit. canadians are freaky about the environment. i as the ceo, would be extremely stupid to do an

this has been described as the strictest lockdown for brisbane.e been here before but this time it is different," citing the transmissibility of delta. what is worrying medical officials is the high number of exposure sites, which is likely to increase, which means the contact tracers and maybe other cases will also turn up. here in the uk, health officials are urging anyone who's not had their coronavirus jab yet to get vaccinated this weekend. all adults in england have been able to book a first dose since mid—june, but latest figures show that nearly a third of young adults still haven't had one. walk—in centres opening over the coming days include one at burnley football club and a circus in halifax in the north of england. we have seen a great response to the vaccine programme so far, with nearly nine out of ten people having had their firstjabs and over seven out of ten now fully immunised. but we have got to pull out all the stops this weekend. we know getting vaccine sites popped up at those places where people are going to he is really im

brisbane has been selected under a new process.s overhauled in 20 to prevent bidding wars among cities. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: next we get more on the olympics. ♪ shery: the unprecedented fan free olympics may lead to disruptions. japanese payouts are looking strong. let's bring in an intelligence analyst to discuss. the total amount of insurance coverage for the 20 -- 2020 liv-ex. -- olympic.s s. >> the coverage for insurance globally is roughly between two and $3 billion depending where we start the coverage from. the argument is a lot of the insurance payouts started back in 2020 20 instead of now. to give you an idea, with the breakdown of the two to 3 billion dollars, most of the most impactful areas be tv broadcast, which amounts to about a hundred million dollars coverage. -- about 800 million, and another from the local organizers for the tokyo olympics. haidi: given

brisbane and gold coast areas of south—east queensland have been sent into a three day locked in.e. no professional community sport. it means three games across the weekend, to have been moved straight from melbourne. absolute chaos for teams to get to and from these games. one example where the melbourne demons football club based in victoria in melbourne flew two hours of nerves ahead of their game today, arrive to learn of the lockdown when they landed, got on the plane straight back to victoria two hours south and are preparing to play tomorrow. two of those games scheduled for today are being played tomorrow. there is big complications now for the national rugby league, the nrl as well. hat now for the national rugby league, the nrl as well.— the nrl as well. not 'ust financially i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but to i the nrl as well. not 'ust financially but to the h the nrl as well. not just i financially but to the morale the nrl as well. not just - financially but to the morale of the nation, watching sport has helped

notjust for brisbane beach—sides. not just for brisbane before beach—sides.tely lifted spirits. that we are in, this has definitely lifted spirite— that we are in, this has definitely lifted sirits. ., ~ , ., , . action has got under way at the tokyo games today after being delayed for a year because of covert. —— covid. the head of the world health organization says it's right for the games to go ahead despite concerns about rising covid infections injapan, because it proves what can be done if the correct safeguards are in place. he was speaking to the international olympic committee. beyond competition, beyond medals and records, the games bring the nations of the world together in celebration. a celebration of sport, a celebration of health, a celebration of excellence, a celebration of friendship and respect. but, ultimately, they are a celebration of something even more important, of something our world needs now more than ever — a celebration of hope. and, of course, there are now just two days to go before the olympics officially open. 0ur corresponde

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane.e former boss of nissan and renault is better known as the man who escaped japanese justice by hiding in a box and being spirited out of the country in a private jet. he'd been arrested in tokyo in 2018 and charged with financial misconduct offences, which he denies. he is now in exile in lebanon from where he has been speaking exclusively to our business editor, simonjack. i could not show my face, so i had to be hidden somewhere, and the only way i could be hidden is to be in a box, or be in a luggage. so, nobody could see me, nobody could recognise me and obviously, the plan could work. before joining the box, i needed not to be detected because i departed from an airport outside tokyo. so, we used a train and taxis, so i had to wear things that i never usually wear. you know, the plane was scheduled to take off at 11pm that night. we were ready and i was in the box in the rear of the plane probably around 10:30 p:m.. the 30 minutes waiting in the box in the plane, waiting for the p

but at brisbane girls grammar, it's got students talking. demanding that children are taught more about it. i was not clear before this campaign what the term sexual harassment, sexual consent meant, and to be honest, i'm not too clear now what that means. schools have a responsibility to more explicitly teach these issues from younger ages. we need to know about them and there's no point covering| up the truth so that we have to learn about it personally. | chanel contos has become an unlikely hero among young women in australia. her social media poll asking friends if they've been raped or sexually assaulted by people they knew at school went viral. so far, more than 6,500 people have shared their stories. to be honest, there was nothing surprising about the testimonies. i wasjust like, yup, that's what happened to my friends. itjust happened in a different state, different school, different year group. australia prides itself on having one of the best education systems in the world, but in reality, this rape culture has gone so deep, i th

so brisbane just finding out that they will host the 2032 olympics.s to them. >>> we have to stay vigilant especially with the delta variant that is out there. while covid-19 cases are rising, virtually all of the covid deaths and hospitalizations are from unvaccinated people. >> that is u.s. president biden talking about some of the challenges facing the country right now. he presided over his second official cabinet meeting meant to symbolize a return to normalcy. as the president marks six months in the oval office this week, there is a cloud of uncertainty over his agenda. later tonight he will be in a cnn town hall in cincinnati, ohio. jeff zeleny is already there talking to voters about the president's promises. >> what we heard from the election that, hey, we don't have time to play around, we've got to move and people want action. >> reporter: alisha reese is sizing up president biden's first six months in office. >> i'm not saying that the administration is perfect, we have other things to work on, certainly voting rights got to get done, cri

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shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane. united states. joining me from maryland is christine soyong harley, president of the sexuality information and education council of the united states. some pretty forthright views of australian schoolgirls there. the country though, coming from probably a very low base, really. it is the state of play in the us? in really. it is the state of play in the us?— really. it is the state of play in the us? ,, ., , in the us? in the united states there is no _ in the us? in the united states there is no national— in the us? in the united states there is no national mandate . there is no national mandate around sex education so it can vary i state, by school district and even by school in terms of what programme is offered for students around this country.— offered for students around this country. how variable is that? that _ this country. how variable is that? that means _ this country. how variable is that? that means there - this country. how variable is that? that means there are| this c

someone has told me that brisbane is the paris of australia. bid, they are looking to spend 80% less in terms of their hosting. some thing to look forward to an 11 years. >> they have been watching what was going on in tokyo right now. are they taking any kind of lessons? i know it is 10 or 11 years away but there is a lot of focus on what has been going on in the tokyo games and how they are dealing with this covid situation. certainly we heard from the sports minister of australia. there is what he had to say. >> the projected economic impact is a billion dollars. $17 billion for australia nationally. that is really good news as we come out of covid and recover from the events. >> let's take it back 11 years to olympics starting in about a day. closer to where we are. even though you have this unprecedented fan free liv-ex happening there, a lot of these insurers, we are talking japanese insurers and the claims they might be facing there. they are starting to look quite strong. let's look at the analysis there when it comes to how exposed the

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane.es, but some have found different ways of keeping in shape for the tokyo olympics. no treadmill, no problem for this 5000 metre runner. the american athlete took this jokey approach to indoor training. this woman made use of her sister and this nearby balcony to keep her beach volleyball skills sharp. fortunately, she won't have to deal with trees in tokyo. this woman from the philippines swapped the gym for the kitchen and livestreamed her weightlifting sessions to raise money for charity. boxerjenny made her own gym outside, breaking rocks on a hillside. up on the roof, cuban wrestler daniel worked out with a little help from his coach. this man from india found ten metres inside to practice shooting. this woman from lebanon also swapped outside for inside by using her garage. and before we go, we have the heart—warming story of a long overdue reunion in china. this is the moment when a mother and father were reunited with their son, 2a years after he was taken from their doorstep. g

australia's third largest city, brisbane, is going into lockdown in an attempt to contain the spread of the delta strain of coronavirus. millions of residents of brisbane and several other areas are being ordered to stay at home for three days. two women have been seriously injured by a falling tree after strong winds struck the south of england. emergency services were called to ubbeston in suffolk on friday evening where police say the two, who are in their 20s, were at an outdoor party. it comes after storm evert lead to gusts of winds nearing 70mph across cornwall in south west england, prompting a number of rescues. the england cricketer ben stokes has been praised after it was announced he's taking an indefinite break from the sport with immediate effect. he has withdrawn from england's squad for the five—test series against india. in a tweet, the england and wales cricket board said he had shown tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and wellbeing. campaigners say more than 100 former interpeters seeking relocation to the uk after helping british forces in afghanista

australia's third largest city, brisbane, is going into lockdown in an attempt to contain the spread of the delta strain of coronavirus. the deputy premier of queensland said millions of residents in brisbane and several other areas would be ordered to stay at home for three days. us champion gymnast simone biles has withdrawn from two more competitions at the tokyo olympics. her team said she'd ruled herself out of the finals of the vault and uneven bars. biles has been sidelined by a mental block that affects her judgement when spinning in mid—air. now on bbc news, click. this week, we are in iceland to fly over a red—hot volcano. and then chill out with some beautiful scenery. also at a gas—powered bitcoin mine in the us. and how safe is your electric car charger from hackers? it is the land of fire and ice. where the earth is literally splitting apart. this is iceland, home to so much amazing scenery, created by the superheated rock that lurks just below the surface. as recently as march this year, a new volcano has been erupting and attracting tourists and scientists alike to wa

australia's third largest city, brisbane, is to go into lockdown again in another attempt to containrus. the deputy premier of queensland said millions of residents in brisbane and several other areas would be ordered to stay at home for three days. medical experts in the uk are warning that a device designed to help spot early signs of dangerous falls in oxygen levels in patients with respiratory conditions works less well for people with darker skin tones. nhs england and the medicines regulator, the mhra, say pulse oximeters can over—estimate the amount of oxygen being taken in. more than a00,000 covid—19 vaccines are due to arrive in kenya as part of a surplus the uk government is donating to poorer nations. the british foreign secretary has called on other countries to also donate vaccines to assist "vulnerable" nations dealing with fresh waves of coronavirus. bbc�*s rhoda odhiambo in nairobi has more on covid vaccinations in kenya. so, right now more than a million people have been vaccinated, but if you look at the people who have received two doses of the oxford astrazeneca v

australia's third largest city, brisbane, is to go into lockdown again in another attempt to contain of coronavirus. the deputy premier of queensland said millions of residents in brisbane and several other areas would be ordered to stay at home for three days. more than 400,000 covid—19 vaccines are due to arrive in kenya as part of a surplus the uk government is donating to poorer nations. the british foreign secretary has called on other countries to also donate vaccines to assist "vulnerable" nations dealing with fresh waves of coronavirus. bbc�*s rhoda odhiambo has more from nairobi. so, right now more than 1 million people have been vaccinated, but if you look at the people who have received two doses of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine, which is currently being used in the country, it is about 800,000, so the vaccines that will be arriving today in the country will go a long way in ensuring that people who need their second doses will get them, and also to prevent people from becoming severely ill with the disease, because the country is currently in a very fierce third wave and

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it will be held in brisbane.nd half has got under way. still 1—0. the official opening ceremony for the games takes place on friday. this morning two athletes have become the first to become completely ruled out of the olympics after testing positive for coronavirus. chilean taekwondo athlete fernanda aguirre and dutch skateboarder candy jacobs are out. jacobs had tested positive in the athletes�* village and told dutch media she was devastated. she said, "i feel fit and now it's over." team gb haven't yet had a positive case. they did have six athletes and two staff isolate earlier in the week, but they're now back in training. we have our own environment. we have our own living environment, which we have secured. it's got a big footprint, around it so british athletes can enjoy that in a really, really positive way. you look out across tokyo bay and we've got this big footprint of fresh air, which the athletes can go out and enjoy, so it's a very, very relaxed environment. arsenal have pulled out of their prese

australia's third largest city, brisbane, is to go into lockdown again in another attempt to containher areas, would be ordered to stay at home for three days. a survey by roadside assistance company rac has found seven in ten british motorists believe the speed limit should be lower in wet weather. currently the speed limit is 70mph on motorways at all times, but with nearly 250 people killed on the country's roads during bad weather, many feel there should be greater efforts to force motorists to slow down. rod dennis is from the rac. the uk telecommunications industry hopes a satellite that has gone into orbit will help maintain its global leadership in the sector. a quarter of the world's big telecoms spacecraft are manufactured in britain and the new quantum platform is billed as the market's next—generation product. quantum was launched on an ariane rocket from french guiana last night. here's our science correspondentjonathan amos. another rocket climbs skyward to bolster a sector that europe, and the uk in particular, has come to dominate — the business of telecommunications

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from brisbane, australia, a phd candidate. and also from jakarta, a public policy analyst. a warm welcome to you all and thank you so much for joining us. let me start with you, many believe the government's data does not reveal the extent of the covid-19 crisis. what do you say to that? >> we are reporting and collected at the grassroots level that shows many that's are not being counted as covid-19 deaths. this is a real problem. we also try to look at the official data at the city level and provincial level and central level and unfortunately. there is a big discrepancy between death and data. the city level and central level, this this transparency remains a challenge. we know data is one of the key important elements to tackle the pandemic. having data without having data that is accountable, reflecting the situation, i don't think the decision-makers can make an evidence-based public health decision in order to control the pandemic. anchor: we are seeing these heartbreaking scenes play out in different parts of indonesia, where you have people being turned away from h

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane.nisation unesco, which had proposed to add venice to its list of endangered heritage sites. environmentalists have been warning for years that the cruise ships risk causing irreparable damage to the lagoon city. much more coming up. stay with us. we've got a look at the papers with our guests, but that's it from now. hello there. summer weather is increasingly set to take hold over the next few days. it is looking largely dry. we'll see increasing amounts of sunshine and increasing temperatures as well, and it is all because of high pressure. currently, this area of high pressure is sitting to the southwest of us, but it is going to build towards the uk over the next few days, hence the increasing amounts of sunshine and those higher temperatures as well. but actually, through wednesday, many spots will see a decent amount of sunshine. we will have quite a lot of cloud through the morning across some eastern parts of scotland and eastern england, tending to retreat towards the coast th

lolesio kicked the winning penalty as australia beat france in a thrilling third rugby union test in brisbanehe grand national—winning jockey rachael blackmore is said to be in �*good spirits�* following surgery after fracturing her ankle and injuring her hip in a fall at killarney yesterday. blackmore was injured when the favourite merry poppins fell in a handicap hurdle. in the t20 blast, lancashire lightning take on yorkshire vikings in the roses derby. yorkshire were first up to bat and were slow to get things moving in the opening ten overs. joe root top scored with 32 as they finished their innings 128—7. lightning are 23—0 early on in their reply. well, there�*s more than one british grand prix this weekend. this one relies on wind power and is another one trying to make sport more sustainable. it�*s the plymouth leg of sail gp�*s international yachting series. the four—time olympic champion sir ben ainslie leads the british team and he�*s been telling us about how they�*ve created a new league to run alongside the usual racing leaderboard which aims to mitigate climate change and make

lockdown in brisbane as australia's third largest city tries to contain the spread of the delta variantne as australia's third largest city tries to contain the spread of the delta variant. us champion gymnast simone biles withdraws from a world record win for team gb in the mixed ax100m relay on "super saturday" at the games. and singer kt tunstall postpones her tour over concerns she could become completely deaf.

the newest crash is in brisbane. injuries are reported with an overturned car on southbound 101 before sierra point. a live look at the toll plaza. metering lights are not on. a live look at the san mateo bridge, there is a wind advisory and it is hazy out there too. >> thank you. >>> new video this morning, showing that the apocalypse may be happening now in arizona. >> if you haven't seen it yet, you have to see a new jersey girl 's encounter with a sea gull on a ride. >>> there will be a lot of people who say he is only sitting down to clean up his image. it's all a performance. what do you say to that? >> new this morning, morgan wailen speaking for the first time since being caught on camera using a racial s ♪ come on, get your motor running ♪ you just head out on the highway ♪ looking for some tchotchkes ♪ and whatever comes our way ♪ yeah darlin, go make it happen mí amor, take the world in a love embrace ride all of your love at once and explode into space... ♪ born to be wild ♪ start your california road tri

it previously held the games in melbourne in 1956 and sydney in 2000. >> brisbane is the first city toss to discourage the ioc from pitting cities against each other in expensive bidding wars. corruption had been rampant and potential host cities often pulled out. >>> an american swimmer who is hearing impaired and blind has withdrawn from the paralympic games because her request to have her mother serve as personal assistant was denied. she called the decision gut wrenching and she is angry, disappointed and sad not to be representing her country. the u.s. olympic and paralympic committees say because of covid, there is already a designated personal care assistant assigned to the team. she will be on "new day" later this morning. >>> six polish swimmers september home from the tokyo olympics because of a counting area. the president of the swimming federation issued an apology and he says the error was made because of a desire to allow as many coaches and players to take part in the games. athletes are demanding that the federal board members resign. >>> president biden will make his

brisbane has been awarded the games — which will be the third time australia has hosted an olympics afterathered for the news. the scottish football association have announced that pedro martinez losa has been appointed the new women s national team head coach. he replaces shelley kerr who stepped down at the end of last year. the 45—year—old spaniard was the arsenal women s manager from 2014 for three seasons — winning the fa cup and wsl cup during his time in charge. he's signed a three—year contract with the sfa and will take charge ahead of the 2023 women 5 world cup qualifying campaign. alun wynjones will captain the british and irish lions, for the first test against south africa on saturday. the welshman�*s tour looked to be over less than a month ago, after suffering a dislocated shoulder but his remarkable recovery means he'll become the first player in the professional era to win 10 successive test caps for the lions. it's a side that has three scottish players for the first time in 2a years. head coach warren gatland is confident in the players he's chosen for the match in cape

to burlingame brisbane, 70 degrees. but millbrae and burlingame warming up to 73 degrees with 75 degrees of peace for san mateo and san carlos and that thunderstorm threat. it looks like if any do form, it will primarily be over the mountains in the south bay and the east bay. so those are going to be our biggest areas of concern san jose and milpitas. few degrees above average warming up into the mid 80's toasty temperatures as you make your way inland into the east bay livermore in the low 90's. but union city and hayward mid 70's for you. 70's, 80's and 90's. for most of the east bay oakland near average high, 72 degrees thanks to that marine layer rendon moraga in the low 80's with mid 90's for walnut creek and concord and we're tracking triple digit heat for solano county and remember, solano county is under that fire weather. watch and we're going to notice temperatures feeling hot and especially with those muggy conditions. it's going to be scorching heat on top of that relative humidity going to make it feel hot

for us look as we look at it and go brisbane. is sabres been in now, these are pictures of fans celebrating the announcement this morning. happy they are. paris, also, by the way, set to host the summer games in 2024 with la hosting the olympics in 2028. >> we're still trying to get the 2020 olympics you know, he's going actually happen and really away. isn't this crazy. they they it posted the have the opening ceremonies friday and they've said because the covid situation they could cancel at any time. could. so with all these athletes already there and ready waiting to see what happened state to us women. one in sao paulo. so we got that going for us and bill, 7.16 right now on to get a look at the weather and it looks like it. we've got some clouds there. yeah. out little mix, little mix here in the bay area right now. we do have some clouds hanging now are right below mount tam there in the distance. >> that cloudy blanket. it is very thin and thin veil. a marine layer this morning. so it's going to burn off really quick. it'

thank you. 2032 summer olympics are scheduled to be held in brisbane, australia.that was the announcement today from the international olympic committee. 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 in 2000 and melbourne back in 1956 and coming up in sports the u. s women's soccer team opens olympic play and let's just say it was not pretty market banias with the details from their with the details from their match [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararne

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looking rather gray for most of the eastern side into brisbane.ally dry to the west, what weather to come for southern parts of wa. rain not as heavy or extensive through saturday, brightening up i the end of the day. brightening up on the eastern side by the end of the day. wet weather pushes towards new zealand but new zealand largely dry, a little cool, temperatures struggling to get into double figures. warmer for japan, wet weather coming into japan at the moment, pulsing out of eastern china. heavy rain coming in across the southern half of japan so honshu seeing heavy wars. it is still there through saturday, linking all the way back into central china. southern parts of china, generally dry. hong kong with a top temperature of 34 degrees. ♪ >> the covid-19 pandemic is threatening one of singapore's most famous traditions. >> the pressure is on. >> we investigate if they can innovate to survive. >> challenging how mainstream media covers the news. >> stories like these should be easy pickings for political reporters to hold power to account

you'll find 60's and 70's from brisbane all the way.e and some sunshine, a few high clouds redwood city about 82 degrees. the south bay, 80's and 90's. still a little bit on the hot side there and mid 90's. the hot spots inland by tomorrow afternoon about 96 in walnut creek and concord 96 in fairfield about 83 degrees in the napa valley back to the coastline will keep in the 60's was temperatures the mid 80's in the petaluma about 87 degrees in the bottle. looks like those temperatures staying a little bit hot through friday. then cooling down slightly over the ahead, a push for more funding for mom and pop shops. the latest business asking for help. >> amid the pandemic. and in sports, the giants host the dodgers tonight in the first of a huge 3 game series sports director jason dumas has >> the covid pandemic decimated. many businesses, including one industry that didn't get much attention. we're talking about your neighborhood, dry cleaners. a group of korean american dry cleaner owners has launched a petition drive in california tru

but stay mostly cloudy all day about 64 in san bruno tomorrow. 63 in brisbane in south san francisco, 67 in burlingame, about 70 foster city 71 in redwood city. plenty of sunshine. very comfortable temperatures further south as numbers in the 70's and the 80's the stay, the the triple digit heat meyer. very comfortable compared to that. you'll be warm. but mid 80's by tomorrow afternoon, much more livable. good still could reach a high 90 degrees in vacaville. other than that back toward the coastline. we'll keep those numbers way down. and fact, the next few days. i think these temperatures probably had a little bit below the average through about thursday. then by friday, things start to switch gears a little bit like we warm up this next weekend but not a heat wave or just going to be nice weather around the bay area. so cooler temperatures on the way. guys, back to you. thank you, lauren. still ahead, some really do have 9 lives where firefighters found this new love in sports. it's a major league baseball all-star break which means the annual home run derby. >> the a's have the l

. >> happening now, people down under are celebrating because brisbane australia is the new host of the2032 summer olympics. besides australia, only the u.s. is hosted the olympic games in three different cities. the last time australia hosted was 22 years ago in sidney. we are back in a moment. >>> several people without a place to live after a fire ripped through an apartment complex in antioch, strong winds pushed the grass fire toward the residential area. four units heavily damaged and a neighboring four unit building burned on the outside. two cars destroyed. luckily though, no one was hurt. >> the delta variant of the covid virus may penetrate the johnson & johnson vaccine easier than other vaccines. a new lab study of 30 people show the j and j vaccine had a lower antibody response, still that study has not been peer reviewed or publish willed in a medical journal and others are saying it coco still work in a real world setting. all right, sports is next, stick around. >>> okay, round three of the heavyweight fight between the giants and the dodgers. >> what a game, the two team

so enjoy those 62 degrees with mid 70's from brisbane to burlingame right along the san francisco peninsula. we are going to see southwest winds increasing saturday afternoon through saturday night at around 30 miles per hour or less out of the southwest with temperatures tomorrow warming up into the upper 70's for those of you in san mateo and san carlos overall, a pretty seasonal outlook for mountain view. 83 degrees with widespread mid to upper 80's for those of you in the south bay san jose 85 degrees and campbell flirting with 90's. but 89 degrees. plenty of sunshine for your saturday afternoon with livermore about 4 degrees above average. you should be in the upper 80's cooling down, though, from today's daytime highs in the mid 90's into the low 90's by saturday at 92 degrees. very similar forecast. for those of you in concord and walnut creek at 92 degrees with a renda and moraga in the mid 80's in vacaville flirting with that triple digit heat. but 99 degrees. napa and delay hope in the low 80's with mid 80's for santa rosa and nevado and sandra fell toasty temperatures there at 88

also south san francisco and brisbane foster city. you're looking at about 70 degrees. some sunshine will be warm there in the latter half of the day. but you are going to start out with some fog early on about 71 woodside and 72 degrees in mount view. all right. the places that had never really blazing hot over the weekend in the morgan hill. you're up into the triple digits. much more comfortable 81 degrees tomorrow afternoon 79 in milpitas. also the spay ria saw temperatures soaring to as high as a 11607 degrees. 86 degrees. much more comfortable warm in the little more 86 in walnut creek 84 and about 66 in berkeley and then as you make your way. well, inland still some warmer temperatures get places like vacaville. you could certainly hit 90 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. but a much cooler air working its way through the delta and out toward the beaches almost a little cold and spots a little drizzle out there. so next couple days. we're going to see those temperatures dropping off through thursday and then we'll warm up slowly into the weekend. but right now there'

there will be some clearing this afternoon for the coast, but it will be brief 60's and 70's from brisbane to burlingame and it will be 70's pretty solidly from san carlos and detail barely hit the low 80's for redwood city with site in palo alto, low 80's as well for san jose santa clara milpitas sunnyvale at 79 today. fremont's on up through hayward as well as further north into oakland, all in the 70's concord. you're back to 86 today and only to 90's on the map. that's antioch 91 in vacaville right at 90 degrees honestly, pretty similar to where we were yesterday. getting your look ahead at the next 7 days. temperatures really don't change too much here. we'll see our inland areas peeking out our warmest barely into the low 90's for a couple cities. most of us in the upper 80's bayside cities in the 70's coastal spots in the 60's. and for 4th of july on sunday continuing to remain dry afternoon sunshine. but some morning and evening fog is possible. on the eve of that as you are waking up this morning. we have no major problems. >> no major issues. there are a couple accidents sprinkle

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m 59 will burlingame at 71 brisbane to millbrae each in the 60's while foster city at 72 palo alto and mountain view 75 for your highs today. really nice stuff. san jose at 77 today after yesterday's low 80's a little cooler you up for you as well. pleasanton livermore at 78 while hayward in oakland among spots at 68 degrees. upper 60's cool but definitely still comfortable pittsburgh 83 degrees for your high today. while vacaville are lone spot barely in the 90's, something that's going to be pretty common place come the rest of this forecast after tomorrow thursday and friday temperatures begin to climb and saturday and sunday are expected to be the hottest of the forecast with highs well into the triple digits. inland and solid 80's right along the bay, erica. >> thanks, john. well, no major, hot spots yet. we'll see how long we can last right now. richmond sandra fell bridge looking great in both directions from the toll plaza out to one o one. you're looking and only 7 minutes right now in the golden gate bridge also going smooth so far. you can see a few cars out there crossing.