thank you, candice. >>> on top of this you can see all of candice's investigations in one place.d to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. that includes a report on why a fix meant to fix the leaning and sinking millennial tower is actually making the problem worse. and our response team video on how to select and care for an n95 mask. want to get you caught up on some of the other stories we are watching tonight. >>> going on 36 hours and counting out of their homes. hundreds of san jose residents are still out of their houses because of a gas leak. the neighborhood near ray street and park avenue has been cordoned off since after 10:00 a.m. yesterday. firefighters say that's when workers from a company called light wave hit an 8-inch gas line. pg&e says it happened because that crew didn't follow the protocol for digging around marked gas lines. we reached out to light wave. we have not heard back. right now pg&e says they're working to get people back in their homes. right now the timeline is as soon as possible. so not clear. >>> today's deadly violence in afghanistan is blamed for

candice owens, you're the best. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> tucker: so we're back in our country and grateful to be here. we spent a week in hungary. it's worth leaving to get a perspective. turns out we don't have to list like this. you can have a country that is orderly and clean and has real borders. all you need is leaders that care about you. we'll show you part of what we learned after the break. comcast nbcuniversal is investing in entrepreneurs to bring what's next for sports technology to athletes, teams, and fans. that's why we created the sportstech accelerator, to invest in and develop the next generation of technology that will change the way we experience sports. we've already invested in entrepreneurs like ane swim, who develops products that provide hair protection so that everyone can enjoy the freedom of swimming. like the athletes competing in tokyo, these entrepreneurs have a fierce work ethic and drive to achieve - to change the game and inspire the team of tomorrow. >> tucker: welcome b

. >> and we've got candice kumai, another taste of japan to our plaza.at it takes to make it in japan's national sport, sumo. >> look forward to that. a friend you will no doubt recognize. come here and say something about tomorrow on "today." for a second i thought it was going to be hinode, but i don't think she can talk >> coming up, i hope you like it >> coming up, a big noumtd i hope you like it if you don't, what are we going to do? >> oh. >> what are we going to do do y'all like ed sheeran >> a big announcement. that's tomorrow morning on "today." craig? >> hey what's up, guys? by the way, don't miss the exciting show that we have for you on our streaming channel it's a really cool behind-the-scenes look at "today" with inside scoop on everything from how athletes are, you know, hanging out on the set. hinode's journey home. that was really cool and how we created the awesome olympic plaza. catch it at today.com at 1:00 p.m., 3:30 p.m "today" all day. >> i love it al, the weather? by the way, i'm wearing the same shoes as you >> yes. >> simone --

candice nguyen will have more. >>> a terrifying attack has rattled a san jose neighborhood. an 8-year-old girl sexually assaulted by a stranger who broke into the family home. tonight police are trying to determine if there are more victims. >> this is every family's nightmare. >> reporter: the prosecutor and district attorney described the dramatic events that happened here in san jose last friday morning. >> dragged the 8-year-old victim into a room where he sexually violated her. she was able to get help after this act was completed, and asked her grandfather for assistance. >> reporter: within hours, police had arrested 24 year old dupree hornsby of stockton. ? >> it was a patrol officer who spotted this individual based on the description of the survivor in this case. >> we're really so grateful for this brave 8-year-old girl. >> reporter: neighbors are saying the same thing, grateful the suspect is in custody. >> i always see police around here, is it like somebody looking in the window to steal something, this is not the first, but this is the first time i heard about

candice, we know you will stay on top of it. thank you for shedding light on the topic. >> hundred-s protested in front of city hall calling for a rethinking of the vaccine mandate, it requires all city employees to get vaccinated without a valid exemption. >>> it's a group that said it's not anti-vaccine, but still doesn't like the mandate. >> the hundreds that have come to san francisco city hall are calling the rally a medical health and freedom rally. it's not anti-vaccination, it's not pro vaccination. they are simply saying san francisco is over reaching by mandating vaccines and vaccine status. >> she has been a register ready nurse in san francisco for 22 years she lost her job five months ago when the facility she was workering for instituted their own covid mandate. >> i may never be able to work in san francisco, california, and quite possibly this country the if we do not push back against the mandates. >> reporter: she and the hundreds that gathered outside city hall. it's not a anti-vaxx protest, they said, it's ab

its title nine and added new prevention and education and created wellness center at both its high candice nguyen. >> you can watch the me too movement, head to our website. this one is in court. the chronicle state report there will be a time limit on any legal challenges to the environmental review of the ballpark project. the decision uphold a february ruling and also in line of the state's bill pass in 2018 required legal challenges to be solved within 270 days. without that rule, challengers to an environmental review could last for ar >>> vaccine tourism sores a new hooigt. since may, the medical clinic have been offering johnson & johnson single dose vaccine by appointment. foreign travelers are signing up to get the vaccine more than any other group. 80% are for other people. >>> stevie knicks is cancelling her performance. you can blame it on the delta variant. stevie nicks was supposed to headline 2020 but that got postponed because of covid-19. this year's festival is set to take place over the holiday weekend. not just bottle rock. nicks cancelled all her upcoming performances

candice has been leading the investigation into a well known south bay hospital for months and she joins us now with what she's found. >> reporter: in february 2018, dana's mother passed away at good samaritan hospital. >> my mom was an amazing lady. she loved everybody. everybody loved her. >> reporter: one month later, gillian said she was nearly six months along when her pregnancy suddenly ended. >> this was a baby we wanted and we had tried for. >> reporter: they both say what happened to their mother and unborn child was no one's fault. but what happened to their bodies afterwards was different. good samaritan staff, they say, lost them. >> what happened was so horrific. >> reporter: she is prohibited from talking about specifics as part of her settlement. her lawsuit against good sam in 2019. we told but the suit in june when we first exposed reports of dangerous levels and poor patient care at the facility. her complaint alleges her mother's body went missing at the hospital because another body was stacked on top of it for days. the facility and its parent company hca health care

right inside of it inside about candice and it's going to become a more dangerous place. there's also retired us general david portray is a partner at a global private equity firm called k k r, which has assets in the u. s. defense sector. and richard hoss is a former white house adviser who sits on the board of the investment firm lazarus, a firm that also serves defense companies. and we can't forget former us defense secretary leon panetta, a senior counselor at beacon global strategy is hardly an unbiased party. another fare mention is florida republican mike waltz, who made up to $25000000.00 in profits. after selling a defense firm, which has offices in afghanistan. the problem is terrorism, that happens and i can't stand, doesn't stay in afghanistan. we will see all kinds of 3.0. they are working closely with the taliban, and they do intend to attack. i'm a former secretary of state condo. liza rice offered her $0.02 on y. america's longest war was not long enough. 20 years may also not have been enough to consolidate all gains against terrorism and assure our own

kremlin criminal is calculation moscow's calculation to bring about security and stability. enough, candice, out of the fundamental to addressing this once your piece of gather, stop and stability of garzon and in government that governs the whole country. the threats that can be post dreshaun to the region automatically go away. i mentioned the school attack in may before, and that was not an isolated incidents because incident because according to the un mission and dentist and the number of tags, the casualty is the injured, the killed. all those numbers have significantly increased since the americans announced their decision to the troops out. how do you personally explain such a sharp growth. busy in violence, where violence has been at the highest in the past few years. unfortunately. and die sh was responsible for some of the most heart attacks, especially against her. the most one goes in the most wonderful and people in the cities and die. she is an entirely foreign phenomena. the taliban ought to to our country, to come for more villages and hopes, but deny she is entirely foreig

enough, candice, out of the fundamental to addressing the speech. once you have a piece of canister and stability of garrison and in government that governs the whole country, the traits that can be post dreshaun to the region automatically go away. i mentioned the school attack and made before, and that was not an isolated incidents because incident because according to the un mission and dentist on the number of attack, the casualties, the injury and the killed, all those numbers have significantly increased since the americans announced their decision to the trips out, how do you personal explained such a sharp growth. busy in violence, where violence has been at the highest in the past few years, unfortunately, and die. she was responsible for some of the most horrible attacks sufficient against her. the most well goes in there was wonder, boom and people in the cities and die. she is an entirely foreign phenomena. the taliban ought to to our country, to come from our villages and hopes. but the ice is entirely foreign toward country and toward

i'm candice nguyen. >> okay.e'll stay on that. >>> we have some fire concerns in the north bay. >> the winds could be picking up as we head to the next 24 hours. also getting smoke moving in. >> we'll start off with the rainfall. there is no rainfall unfortunately? picking up the wind. counter clockwise circulation, bringing back the smoke. let's get you into the wind forecast. the thing i want to stress about this is, it will be one of those events where a lot of us at the lower elevations are not getting anything at all of you head to the highest mountain peaks and that's where we'll see the winds. tomorrow morning we're looking at 10 to 20 miles per hour. watch as we hit tomorrow evening. and you can see some of these bright colors pop over the east bay mountains. the north bay. those are the wind gusts of 40 to 50-miles-per-hour. we do think that will continue into wednesday morning with really some of the strongest winds over the north bay mountains by wednesday morning. then by wednesday afternoon, we'll se

entire field is listed with bullets and sped bullet casings with, with empty cabinets as grenade candice g. a gas flash bags with which natal troops dispersed the the mobs, the crush of app guides trying to get out, especially in the early days of the evacuation. now things are a much more audit again from what we saw. unfortunately we, we can show you pictures what, what we saw in the airport because of security concerns. nato troops that are already on the edge, every single aircraft that is taking off american germans by this veil or flying under the bows of taliban guns. and they are very well aware of that. so nerves, nerves a sort of freight, but there is also a barbed wire. absolutely. everywhere. there are rules as high as you know, as high as a tool adult of just bob. why did blood with, with the sort of clues, bits of clothes. little people had evidently tried to sort of scale with these barricades of barbed wire, again in their desperation to get out. but now things are much more or did we sure i've got city out in the, in the merciless and the merciless heat apparently for ho

candice is battling defend off a rising challenge from the last and the european champions, make an impressive start to the premier league. will have their goals turns for. the people evacuated from algeria as wildfire zone had been returning to find the homes destroyed. blazes of killed at least 71 people. nearly half of them soldiers sent to help. katya lopez had diane has more the real thick smoke above these mountains in north central julia concealed much of the devastation left by the wildfires. this was one of at least turn in and around the city of t 0 who were entire communities were destroyed. the delights home. it's still standing, but inside everything is gone. his few belongings are scattered and what now looks like an abandoned building. janos on the kitchen is younger, it was a fire like i've never seen before. the fire wasn't moving slowly. it was gusting and we couldn't be in front of it. it was suffocating to get off the door. family is in a similar situation, trying to salvage whatever was spared by the fire. let's just work when you're given what we've been through. i can't

consider, for example a few lines from perhaps the most famous example of revolutionary larry candice is patrick canneries, give me liberty or give me death speech. and as that speech has been passed down to us in somewhat contested, let me just read to you a few lines. the famous lines that you will recall, he says why stand we hear idle. what is it that gentlemen which, wet where they nervous as life so dear or piece so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery. forbid it, oh my god. i know not wet course others may take, but that's for me, give me liberty or give me death. another quite a few references and illusions there to biblical language, king james language. why stand here idle or is life so dear, that comes from acts chapter 20. and then there's that really powerful set up where he says, but as for me, this echoes the language of genesis and that covenant between john abraham, and perhaps more famously it takes us to the language of joshua in that famous speech, joshua is speaking on behalf of the lord and as for me or my house, we will serve the lord, so

back with "today wellness," this morning, tips on how to live a more relaxed and fulfilled life >> candicees and things that draw on japanese culture for wellness >> yes >> so you say you always start your day with matcha >> absolutely. most people think i write books off of coffee. but i quit about six years ago went straight to machidaa and never went back. it's full of anti-oxidants and helps you to stay focused all day. >> does it have caffeine >> it does have caffeine, but it's a streamline hit versus a jolt from coffee >> savannah likes the jolt >> if you like it, you can double down on matcha, too but with the amino acids, it keeps you calm and focused at the same time. much like the monks in japan it's full of vitamin c, anti-oxidants. so it helps to prevent ageing as we like to say >> like a beauty drink >> should we try to make some? >> absolutely. so, jenna, you're going to the the machat bottom of your bowl here a little hot water and then we're going to pour it straight in. >> and you say don't let the >> yes >> i like this whisk >> this is like a ritual, right? >> put some el

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. >> i'm aaron gill chris in for candice gibson pat 30 rock. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you. we want to begin overseas. the u.s. striking back targeting an isis k planner a drone attack in eastern afghanistan. that's less than 48 hours after the group claimed responsibility for that devastating suicide bombing at the kabul airport. now the air strike fulfilling a vow president biden made to the nation thursday promising to retaliate after 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 afghanis were killed. and this morning we're learning more about who they are, eight of them you see here on the screen. the nation remembering them as heroes. >>> and time runs out to evacuate remaining americans and u.s. allies out of afghanistan. u.s. forces are working under heightened security and threats of another attack ahead of tuesday's withdrawal deadline. nbc's mat bradley at is airbus in germany where many wounded are getting treatment. matt, what more do we know about the overnight drone strike and the target believe

. >> i'm candice gibson. turning over a new leaf? >> i don't know, i'm new leaf, maybe reverting backwards, lockdowns are happening again, i don't know. >> i did not realize, it was that easy to get to, i am sorry. >> that's how i feel about this situation right now, it is scary. >> very, very scary. it does feel almost like last year, with all of the covid variants taking place, and a number of cases taking place. let's talk about something good, the olympics are still going on right now. it is a beautiful evening, right there, as you can tell in tokyo. 7 pm, just after 7 pm over there. and this is one of those weeks were oh, we have a new shot. >> oh! >> out on the street, i mean cases have been hitting highs, but all of the reporting we have had on the olympics, even though people can't necessarily go to bars, they are being encouraged to stay home, we have seen mass amount of traffic in the streets. >> we have, as we rotate around, all of our shots on tokyo. this is a big part of the olympics. this is when track and field takes o

. >> i'm candice gibson. at msnbc world headquarters. we're keeping an eye on what's happening on the canadian border. but also what is happening right now in the city of tokyo. >> beautiful. so, closing ceremonies underway as we mentioned. taking place in the stadium there on your. left >> can't believe that it's already coming to an end. we've had so many amazing storylines come out, even in the face of such a diversity. >> yes, indeed. and the flame will be put out within the next couple of hours. it's been a long and tough olympic ceremony for tokyo. it's over budget. the covid cases have been rising. the popularity of the olympics really down. other than that, it was. great >> we're [laughs] gonna break down some of our favorite moments coming up. because there were some highlights for sure. we >> have a team of care responded standing by right now following the latest from you. from delaware delaware, south dakota, florida. but we're going to begin with a dangerous new trend stemming from the delta variant. new covid cases averagin

. >> of course i'm candice gibson. let's get straight to the big breaking news out of afghanistan where the taliban claims every major city accept cobbled, at least for now, is under their control. >> we're going to take a look at a time lapse mask here and it shows the districts across afghanistan, how quickly the taliban has gained ground. this was compiled by the longhorn journal. and the red you see shows the districts control by the taliban. so everything angry, which is really just the couple promised province there. everything agree is under government control. essentially all roads in and out are under taliban control. >> after years of defense training and support vanishing with horse finds pete, u.s. efforts have new emergency right now. president biden now increasing troop deployment to 5000 to evacuate the american embassy and personnel. as well as allies >> -- all right, we're going to go straight to nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard angle who is live on the ground in kabul. we're also going to