tom daley earning bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medal of the games.anistan, the taliban say they've captured a second provinincial capital in 2a hours. britain and the us warn their citizens to leave the country immediately. we are extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in cities under taliban attacks and what brutality would await them. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. and the tiny bat who beat records by flying more than 1,200 miles across europe. hello and welcome to bbc news. team gb have taken its gold medal tally to 20 with two more golds on day 15 of the olympic games. joe choong won gold in the men's modern pentathlon, giving britain a clean sweep in the discipline after kate french's gold in the women's event on friday. britain has won a sixth medal on the track with a bronze forjosh kerr in the men's 1,500 metres — it's britain's first medal in the event since the 1988 olympics in seoul. galal yafai won gold in the flyw

thank you for havin: daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me- _ daley, thank you so much. for having me. just a _ daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me. just a reminder - daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me. just a reminder of - oui’ our top story. india win the second test at lords. i'm 0lly foster. from me and the rest of the sportsday team, goodbye for now. a bbc investigation has found several hospitals across england have had to take part in emergency exercises in case agent concrete —— ageing concrete causes structure to collapse. an interesting one says health managers have to provide safe services for patients. nikki fox has this exclusive report for steel posts holding up the roof on a children's ward, on a maternity unit, where mothers lie with new babies. seven hospitals in england, all constructed with a type of lightweight concrete. but it is failing and all need to be rebuilt. so we are currently on one of our service corridors. what you can see above you as a latticework of structural timbers. should a plank fall, they will cradle t

brilliant, brilliant, brilliant, tom dale . , daley. something even his competitors _ daley.petitors couldn't deny. after crashing out of the semifinals in rio, he was understandably pleased with his performance this time. i honestly am so happy that this olympics has gone the way it has. i feel like a different athlete, and i feel like a different athlete, and i feel like a different athlete, and i feel like i've been through so many different things over the years. to finally get here, if someone had told me i would win a gold and bronze, i would have laughed in theirface. but i over this to bronze, i would have laughed in their face. but i over this to so many people, my coach, all of my physios, support staff, and also, of course, lance, robbie, my mum and all of my friends watching at home. although i am the one standing on the podium, there are so many people behind the medals that you see the athletes winning. 50. behind the medals that you see the athletes winning.— athletes winning. so, the limbic chamion athletes winning. so, the limbic champion leaves _ athletes wi

in the olympic final for great britain's tom daley...oday tom daley was flying solo. as his son robbie watched on from home with his husband, there was no knitting to alleviate the nerves this time, just six dives between him and the individual gold he so craved. yes, get in! he got off to a cracking start but his remarkable chinese rivals soon turned the screw. 0h! cao yuan became the first man in history to win olympic gold in three different disciplines. his compatriot, yang jian, took the silver. for daley, bronze and a little piece of british diving history. well, that bronze is tom daley�*s fourth olympic medal at his fourth olympic games. just like a fine wine, he seems to be getting better with age. so, what's next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long as my body will let me or if i become an olympic champion, but now i've become olympic champion i'm kind of like, ooh, that felt good. i want to try and do that again! but you know, i don't know. hopefully they'll have the mixed synchro events in the olympics next

and there was another medalfor tom daley. oh, tom daley, you superhero!in the individual event to go with his earlier gold in the synchronised. he's certainly had a glittering games. andy swiss, bbc news. most coronavirus restrictions in wales ended this morning. people are able to gather in unlimited groups indoors and nightclubs can reopen. but facemasks will still be required by law in shops and on public transport. our correspondent hywel griffith is outside the senedd — the welsh parliament — in cardiff. the weather means it is a day for staying indoors and, from today, the people of wales can do that without any limits on numbers, be it in private homes, or pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants, and there is no longer a legal requirement to socially distance, changes which happened in england three weeks ago. the welsh government has urged people to be cautious are still saying, they can meet outdoors and keep their distance and work from home, to carry on doing so for now. also the rules on facemasks are staying the same, and only in hospitality venues

for tom daley, bronze and a little piece of british diving history.y�*s fourth olympic medal and his fourth olympic games. just like a fine wine, he seems to be getting better with age. so, what is next? i getting better with age. so, what is next? ., �* ~ ., �* ., getting better with age. so, what is next? ~ ., �* ., next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going _ next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as — next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long _ next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long as _ next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long as my - next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long as my body l i'll keep going as long as my body will let me or if i become olympic champion. now i have become an olympic champion, i feel, champion. now i have become an olympic champion, ifeel, that champion. now i have become an olympic champion, i feel, that felt good, olympic champion, ifeel, that felt good, i olympic champion, i feel, that felt good, i want to try to

tom daley taking the bronze in the ten metre platform diving, his second medal of the games. chinese athlete took the gold. in the last hour, two british men took the last hour, two british men took the silver for team the last hour, two british men took the silverfor team gb, with denmark taking the gold. i am ben, back in london with the other main news... gunfire. the united states and britain urge the remaining forces in afghanistan to leave the area immediately, because of the worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned _ worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned about - worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned about the - worsening security situation. we are. extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in the cities for the taliban attacks and what brutalities will await them. the end of coronavirus _ brutalities will await them. the end of coronavirus restriction _ brutalities will await them. the end of coronavirus restriction in - brutalities will await them. the end of coronavirus restriction in wales, | of

and there was another medalfor tom daley. oh, tom daley, you superhero!ual event to go with his earlier gold in the synchronised. he's certainly had a glittering games. andy swiss, bbc news. britain'sjosh kerr has won a bronze medal in the men's 1,500 metres. a brilliant bronze medal. the scot came home in a personal best time. it's britain's first medal in the race since peter elliott won silver in seoul 33 years ago. he almost beat the world champion kenya's timothy cheriot on the line to silver, while the clear winner was norway's jakob ingebrigtsen. team gb have now won six medals on the track at tokyo. a german coach has been thrown out of the olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon. the coach, kim raisner, was heard on german tv urging the athlete, annika schleu, to "really hit" the horse, which she was struggling to control during the showjumping round of friday's women's event. athletes are given just 20 minutes to bond with a horse they have never ridden. modern pentathlon's governing

daley says he sells all of his creations on his instagram made with love by tom daley donates all ofting the tokyo olympics winning five gold medals. the 4x100, 50, 100, the 100 meter butterfly and 4x1 medley relay. only three other male swimmers have done that what's next for one of the biggest names in sports? i'll ask him when he joins us on the news tomorrow right here >>> if you're just tuning in for track and field or beach volleyball, we're glad to have you. we hope you'll be with us tomorrow night for "the news." week nights at 7:00 eastern. right now, let the games begin >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc headquarters top five at 5:00 masks and boosters all having investors on edge >>> senate democrats threatening the summer recess as the infrastructure bill hangs in the balance. >>> a big gaming crackdown beijing taking another swing at the red hot sector bringing with the number of stocks down with it >>> no lovfo

the doctor daley ads kids should be spending their snack and lunch breaks indoors. they have respiratory systems that are still developing so they're much more sensitive to poor air quality. >> all of our children are at risk. doctor ghaly also refers to a recent study published by the harvard school of public health which suggests exposure to bad air quality from wildfires. >> increases your likelihood of a severe reaction to a covid-19 infection. and this makes perfect sense. >> that's somebody who's inhaling. these articulate matters. they burrow into the lung tissue they cause information and make sense. but you would then be more susceptible to catch covid. and if you did catch covid that the inflammation in your long would make you more susceptible to a poor outcome or even death wear an n 95 respirator mask. if you have no choice but to go outdoors. but remember, it will not provide complete protection. >> and exercise and good air quality days so that you can stay inside on bad days. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> you know, a lot of people noticing of t

tom daley won bronze in the men's solo 10 metre diving. the first time in almost 17 months, nightclubs can reopen and bar service can resume, but face masks are still required by law in shops and on public transport. despite falling covid cases, the country's first minister, mark drakeford, has warned against a "free—for—all". the university of sussex in southern england is trying to incentivise students to get vaccinated against covid—i9. campus authorities have introduced a raffle with the main prize being a cheque for £5,000. anyone who can prove they've been fullyjabbed or are exempt from a shot can be entered into a draw for the money. in the uk, one of the largest muslim conventions has returned for the first time since the pandemic began. the three—day meeting called jalsa salana is the annual gathering of the ahmadiyya muslim community and takes place in alton in southern england. the bbc�*s atif rashid reports on the first day of the event. this on the first day of the event. is not your ordinary i’( gathering. this is not your or

this hour, tom daley is hoping for his second team gb gold, as he takes to the diving board in the men's solo 10m platform. nearly half the regions in greece are on high alert as the worst wildfires in decades rage across the country. from the charts to the stage — pop star lily allen makes her acting debut in the west end. people say, "oh, you have been on a stage before", but it is a completely. different experience. it's much scarierfor me, anyway. hello and welcome. british nationals in afghanistan are being urged to leave the country as violence intensifies between government forces and taliban fighters. the taliban have said that they have taken over a jail and release the prisoners. the united nations�* special envoy has warned that afghanistan is facing a possible catastrophe. our world affairs correspondent richard galpin has more. in the heart of the afghan capital, another assassination. taliban gunmen opening fire on this car, killing the head of the government's media information centre, dawa khan menapal. they'd warned officials would be targeted in response to air strikes

success in the pool with tom daley taking the bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medalf the games. china's cao yuan took the gold. the united states and britain urge their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately because of the worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in cities under taliban attacks and what brutality would await them. the end of more coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, and an end to rules on social distancing. and, jackpot — students at the university of sussex are given the chance to win £5,000. if they can prove they've had two doses of a covid vaccine or they'e medically exempt now on bbc news, another chance to enjoy the first part of rajan datar�*s epicjourney across india in the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over a billion people, birthplace of illustrious ancient civilisations, and today, a fast—emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religio

later tom daley, diver of great britain shares his way to stay calm. coming back, another provincial capitalists coming under attack. i'll speak to a book author about life under the taliban and ask her what can be done to not return to pre 9/11. >> we're seeing truly flightening fire behavior. i don't know how to overstate that. we have a lot of veteran firefighters who have served for 20, 30 years, and have never seen behavior like this. >> race against time in california as crews battle one of the largest wildfires in state history. we'll take a look at where things stand when we return. the “make way, coming through”... great. the storm alert... dad. and the subtle but effective ding. that's why we created low cash mode. the financial watch out that gives you the options and time needed to help you avoid overdraft fees. it's one way we're making a difference. because we believe how you handle overdrafts should be in your control, not just your banks. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. seen behavior like this. you need an ecolab scientif

retention but bring more connectivity and community, something we all value, together in daley city. >> the complex is being built on the margaret pauline brown elementary site and will feature 56 homes, community building and playground. >>> a homeless encampment continues to grow many the tech giant facing questions on how it will handle situations at theant vacant lot after a fire broke out. >> reporter: at least 30 homeless people live in this area, and the fire spread through mobile home. someone built a fire that got out of control. the property is owned by apple but has remained open during the last few years. people like robert moved in during the pandemic. >> we thank apple for letting us stay here as long as we have. we're trying to do our best to get out. hopefully they'll understand. >> reporter: it's growing avenue week. there's an estimated 200 tons of hazardous trash and mobile homes and makeshift wooden structures. the city says any responsibility on cleanup or removal lies with apple. an apple spokeswoman tells me they are working with the city and partners for the s

tom daley earning bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medal of the games. britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in first. in other news, the united states and the uk warn their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on bbc news... it is zeinab badawi's afternoon. earlier we saw her interviewing the president of barbados. now she meets two sublime young opera stars who are grappling with a new world of opera — south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha and french tenor benjamin bernheim. i have been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you. so i am on a mission to tell you about some of the names in opera who are making it fit for the future. meet south afri

success in the pool, with tom daley taking the bronze in the 10m platform diving — his second medal ofhe games. china's cao yuan took the gold. i'm ben mundy, back in london, with the day's other main news. the united states and britain urge their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately because of the worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in cities under taliban attacks and what brutality would await them. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors and an end to rules on social distancing. jackpot — students at the university of sussex are given the chance to win £5,000 if they can prove they've had two doses of a covid vaccine or they are medically exempt. a warm welcome to tokyo, where the olympics has entered day 15. tom daley has won a second medal in the diving taking bronze in the men's 10m platform to add to his gold from earlier in the games. with four medals, the 27—year—old becomes britain's most successful 0lympic diver. elsewhere, the �*dream team' have done

in the solo ten metre diving britain �*s tom daley took the bronze.n bbc news, the media show. hello. no, don't adjust your set — this is the media show on the bbc. but that theme tune to news at 10 and the famous bongs are part of our popular culture, along with the high angle sweep across london over the rooftops along the thames to meet the face of big ben. all that is part of the iconography of british television news, but who watches the big network bulletins these days? more and more gen z—ers and millennials are increasingly moving online to get their news and information. some older demographics, too, are attracted to more partisan, opinionated platforms. gb news, i'm looking at you. even some politicians are openly disparaging of what they call the mainstream media. so, how can itv�*s news at 10 and channel 4 news, with a soon—to—be—departing john snow, win audiences back? is it a lost cause in this fractured multimedia age in which we live, or can trust be regained? well, if anyone�*s got an idea, it'd better be my next guest — deborah turne

success in the pool with tom daley taking the bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medalf the games. china's cao yuan took the gold. tea m team gb also secured olympic men's medicines over it. the united states and britain urge their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately because of the worsening security situation. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors and an end to rules on social distancing. and, jackpot — students at the university of sussex are given the chance to win £5000 if they can prove they've had two doses of a covid vaccine or they're medically exempt. now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme that brings together bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences back home from the dateline london. this week: one virus, three countries — the contrasting covid fortunes of china, the united states and the uk. afghanistan's president says it'll take six months to rout the taliban — but does he have six weeks? joining me this wee

joining us are janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph, michael goldfarb, host of the podcaste first rough draft of history, and with me in the studio, the guardian's china editor, vincent ni. welcome to all of you. it's good to have you with us. janet, let's begin with what this means, if we can, a little bit, for the uk. borisjohnson has been trying to develop an independent foreign policy. we know it's been pretty clear that this was not a decision that the british particularly wanted to take at this moment. what does this and what's happening in afghanistan tell us about britain's influence in washington, its military capability and its ability to adopt a leadership role, do you think? well, it's not at all surprising that the foreign policies of the uk and us should be diverging, because they're the principal members of nato, and nato has been in an existential crisis ever since the cold war ended. it was devised, if we all remember, as an adversary to the soviet bloc and the communisty bloc, and when communism collapsed and there was no more soviet union to oppose, the o

he was very much aligned with mayor richard daley. he was very much aligned with daley and others because he wanted his people to get jobs. he wanted his people to get things, and in chicago politics meant that you had to be aligned with the machine, the daley machine. so while he on the one hand was saying no, i don't want the national baptists to be involved in this civil rights too much, he on the other hand in chicago politics tried to be kind of like a mini political boss. so anyway, by 1960, there's an alt-right battle to take over the convention from jackson. and at the 1961 convention, you see this paragraph, in kansas city missouri down a block from us jackson and taylor both claimed the presidency there were two people who -- gardner taylor who was a famous black preacher from new york city, brooklyn, concord baptist church and a scuffle broke out and a man got pushed off the stage and died. now you know, baptist ministers, all churches can get in a scuffle. but they got in a scuffle. of course what happens is that jackson w

tom daley earning bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medal of the games.tan, the taliban say they've captured their second provinincial capital in 2a hours. britain and the us warn their citizens to leave the country immediately. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. and the tiny bat who beat records by flying more than 1,200 miles across europe. now on bbc news. click looks at how artificial intelligence could be used to help health services around the world. this week: a special programme. can artificial intelligence make healthcare better for all of us, and save the nhs? here in the uk the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population with complex needs. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. and indeed, many countries�* health systems have struggled with the sheer number of

mary daley is the president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco, part of the fed's board of governors that votes regularly on key decisions about interest rates, jobs, inflation, and the fed's role in the economy. welcome back to the "newshour." we appreciate your being here. paul solman's report just now, housing prices going through the roof, not just in boise but in many parts of the country. how concerned are you? >> it's hard. it's hard to the people who can't get the housing. they've grown up in these communities that suddenly lots of people have flooded into with cash on hand to purchase those homes and then they're displaced. that's hard. in terms of concern. i see it as a difference in supply and demand that will resolve itself as more supply comes online and in boise, idaho, you're seeing that supply come online. building is rampant there. you see homes going up everywhere so over time it resolves itself but it's not there yet and for the communities struggling with this, it's a hardship right now. judy: you're saying it will resolve itself but some are saying what

this is not just people who have preexisting conditions that are affected doctor daley is a pulmonary and critical medicine care specialist for kaiser permanente in the bay area. he says poor air quality is poor air quality regardless of where the day falls on the air quality index. >>and any exposure can have lasting impacts for everyone ranging from children to elderly adults, the doctor daley ads kids should be spending their snack and lunch breaks indoors, they have respiratory systems that are still developing so they're much more sensitive to poor air quality. >>all of our children are at risk doctor ghaly also refers to a recent study published by the harvard school of public health, which suggests exposure to bad air quality from wildfires. >>increases your likelihood of a severe reaction to a covid-19 infection and this makes perfect sense. >>that's somebody who's inhaling these articulate matters they burrow into the lung tissue they are cars information and make sense but you would then be more susceptible to catch covid and if you did catch covid that the inflammation in y

tom daley earning bronze in the ten metres platform diving — his second medal of the games.— behind denmark in first. in other news, the united states and britain warns their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance.

the olympic gold medallist, diver, tom daley, is going for a second medal at these games this time, ingetting better and better and has moved up to 6th , after 4 dives so comfortably inside the top 18 who will make the semi—finals. fellow brit noah williams, still has work to do, if he's to make the cut... the usa are on top of the beach volleyball world again, and they really are the a team. the american duo, of april ross, and alix klineman, only dropped one set in the entire tournament on their way to gold, and after the final win over australia, they had a new fan. mr t, from the a—team tweeted his approval. wow, you did it, ladies, congratulations. you deserve, the gold. you brought your a game, to the a team. usa all the way. you made us proud. that's all the sport for now. but you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website,including the latest from the olympics. the government will fund medical places this year. they are normally capped because of the cost. some are predicting a exceptional year for eight levels. n ig htclu bs nightclubs in wales can reopen, and

tom daley, thank you so much. thank you for having me.to be as windy, we don't have high pressure in the south—west, pressure is falling, and that means more rain coming in, i'm afraid. that will move eastwards across wales come across southern england, through the midlands as well, further north something may be a bit brighter perhaps but still some patchy rain and drizzle lingering across northern parts of scotland. temperatures of 17—20 c will not change much and that is disappointing for this time of the year. it will be a quiet week ahead and not very warm with a lot of cloud and rain and drizzle from time to time as well. this sort of sky has been fairly typical across the uk today. we have seen some sunshine, the best across eastern areas of scotland. even here it doesn't feel particularly warm because of the north—westerly wind. that should mean more sunshine heading southwards across the eastern parts of england but some patchy drizzle heading towards the midlands towards the south—east. that will peter out later on and temperatu

in the men's solo 10m diving, it was a china one—two, with britain's tom daley taking bronze. on bbc news, zeinab badawi meets two sublime young opera stars who are grappling with a new world of opera. south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha, and french tenor benjamin bernheim. i have been an opera fan i have been an opera fan for i have been an opera fan for decades i have been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you. so i am on a mission to tell you. so i am on a mission to tell you about some of the names in opera who are making it fit for the future. meet south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha, who loves song contests, and is tipped to become a superstar. i contests, and is tipped to become a suerstar. . , ., , ., superstar. i was in love with opera from the beginning _ superstar. i was in love with opera from the beginning but _ superstar. i was in love with opera from the beginning but i _ superstar. i was in love with opera from the beginning but i actually i from the beginning but i actually did not know there was opera,

tom daley�*s also considering his future, but what an inspiration he has been so far.ng kids out there that feel like they're never going to achieve anything just because of who they are, they know that, with hard work, you can achieve anything, no matter who you are, where you come from. hello there. welcome along. what a brilliant's days _ hello there. welcome along. what a brilliant's days cricket _ hello there. welcome along. what a brilliant's days cricket we _ hello there. welcome along. what a brilliant's days cricket we have - brilliant's days cricket we have had, and they are still going at lord's, just. england's hopes of victory were ended pretty quickly with some brilliant batting from india. it is the taurus now pushing for the win. let's head to lords and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. i think there's been another roar of another wicket, just one more required for india. they have been brilliant. what's the latest? absolutely, if you're a big noise behind me, any second now, it is probably going to be the indian fans celebrate in victory, be

and i've got an exclusive interview with olympic champion tom daley.tells me why he's taking time out before deciding whether to continue diving and i even got to try on that olympic cardigan. good morning. this week is looking fairly quiet weather—wise. at times there will be a lot of cloud, some patchy light rain and drizzle. and there is no sign of the summer heat. details coming up. good morning. it's monday, 16th august. our top story. the taliban have seized control of afghanistan and declared that the war in the country is over, after their forces took the capital, kabul. president ashraf ghani has fled the country. there've been chaotic scenes at kabul airport, where hundreds of afghans have been trying to leave. britain, the united states and other western nations are continuing military operations to evacuate their citizens. our correspondent graham satchel has the latest. on board a plane due to leave kabul overnight. but at the last minute they're told the flight won't be going. passengers are forced to rejoin the chaos outside. there is pa

daley took gold in the synchronised 10 metres platform alongside matty lee earlier in the the games.ons like, nowhere near as regularly as we would in a normal year, so for the last 18 months we've gone from not competing to all of a sudden being at the other big games, which can be a bit intense. but at the same time it's exciting to be able to compete, i didn't dive my best by far today, to compete, i didn't dive my best by fartoday, but to compete, i didn't dive my best by far today, but fourth place, qualified for the semifinals, so onwards and upwards from here. the hockey competition is all over, netherlands women are champions after beating argentina and great britain, who won gold in rio, came away with bronze after a thrilling game against india, 2—0 up, 3—2 down, and winning li—3 in the end. michael redford reports. under the burning sun in tokyo, one final chance to shine. for great britain and india, it was now or never. who could handle the heat? the two teams had already met in the group stage, with great britain winning 4—1. the early stages here suggested a similar sc

san francisco, 68 daley city. mid-70s for alameda and oakland. north bay, high to mid 70s. 8 # for a high in santa rosa this afternoon. and topping out at 102 in ukiah with an excessive heat watch for lake and mendocino counties and excessive heat watches and warnings continuing up through oregon and the pacific northwest as they are dealing with a heat wave. for us, temperatures on the rise as we look to especially thursday and friday. and and saturday for right around the bay for the south da inland east bay locations upper 90s by thursday and friday. low 90s thursday and friday and continuing into the weekend. let's check in with gee aba. >>> for soup are commuters it's busy. first reports of another crash westbound 580 by hacienda. a garbage truck and water truck. everything is off to the right side of the roadway. we will see if they have to get a tow truck on scene. but slow out of the altamont from tracy to 580. sluggish and we are tracking a few brake lights towards the dublin interchange area. 45 minutes at last check for the travel time

success in the pool, with tom daley taking the bronze in the 10m platform diving — his second medal ofhe games. china's cao yuan took the gold. britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took aim medal in the cycling. the united states and britain urge their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately because of the worsening security situation. we are extremely concerned about the safety and security of people in cities under taliban attacks and what brutality would await them. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfire spread crossbreed greece, with residents moved from their homes across athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors and an end to rules on social distancing. hello and welcome if you are watching in the uk. team gb have got two more goals on day 15 of the olympic games. galal yafai won gold in the flyweight division, britain's first in the weight class since 1956. he beat carlo from the philippines. and in the last few minutes, joe chung won gold in the men's modern pentathlon, giving a clean sweep in the tokyo o

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tom daley is a passionate knitter, hobby helped keep him sane in competition. first showed the cozy he knitted for his medal. and sitting in the stands worked on something else. showed off to the world. >> wow. >> the sweater he's wearing. says in japanese, tokyo on the front, has great britain and union jack on the sleeve and on the back, entire great britain team logo. >> i saw him knitting in the stands, didn't know he was doing that. impressive. >> knocked it off in a few days' time. couple of moments. other one, fans cheering in seward, alaska, for the swimmer. >> gold medal for her. so many wonderful moments. love the camaraderie between the countries too. amazing. >>> tonight, draymond green and team usa go for gold, look for redemption against france, only team to beat them. 7:30 tonight. then brentwood's own competes in the rhythmic group qualifying on usa at 7:40. >> another sign we're in a drought. low reservoir levels forced a power plant to shut off near lake orville. we'll explain. >> one of the biggest airlines and bay area employer is mandating

then daley city, 67 because of the chilly ocean breeze.d then we'll see isolated 70s in downtown and the mission for san francisco. let's move it off to the north bay, we had it up as 102 in ukiah. and notice how the temperatures drop closer to the bay due to the foggy breeze. we get 60s for the upcoming weekend and across inland valleys, up to 97 wednesday down to 92 thursday and back up to 97 on saturday, back down to 90 on monday. a little up, down, back up. >>> surviving a battle with the delta variant. what one bay area patient wants everyone to know as he continues to recover, next. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require some compromise. but, there's no settling at floor & decor. we get to fulfill our "vision" and get in-stock products at budget friendly prices all in one trip. it's a win-win. explore floor & decor in

tom daley is one of those in action — at 7am uk time.l and final are tomorrow, as he looks to add to the gold won last week in the synchro diving. let's move away from the old and now. rain brought an early close to play at trent bridge on the third day of the first test between england and india. india were bowled out for 278. kl rahul topscored for them with 84 to help them to a 95—run first innings lead. jimmy anderson picked up a couple of wickets to move clear in third in the all—time list, and ollie robinson had a good day with the ball, completing his first five—wicket haul. england reached 25 without loss in their second innings before the rain intervened after tea, so they trail by 70 runs. staying with cricket, trent rockets moved to the top of the men's hundred table after a six—wicket win over welsh fire in cardiff. set 140 to win, rockets needed six runs from the last 11 balls, samit patel blasted them to victory. that was one of five sixes in an unbeaten 46. their fourth win in five games. and that completed the double for

daley says you should wear a well-fitting n-95 mask if you must go out because a simple cloth mask won't protect you. also, turn your ac to recirculate. >>> more people are leaving their homes in eldorado county. fire's burned more than 80 acres. new evacuation orders include the community of kaiburg. people are trying to leave town with the flames moving in. >>> the biggest fire burning right now is the dixie fire. pg&e power line is suspected of sparking it. today the head of the state's public utilities commission warned pg&e its continued lapses in clearing trees away from power lines and fortifying poles in high-danger areas could lead to a public takeover of the company. let's bring in our investigative reporter, jaxon van derbeken. what was today's letter? was that a surprise to you? anyone following this in. >> in a way, it was. there was already a letter like this threatening pg&e with another step toward the public takeover. now this adds to it, by talking about ongoing lapses, things that are happening right now, like clearing vegetation away and meeting targets like that. >>

tom daley earning bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medal of the games.anistan, the taliban say they've captured their second provinincial capital in 2a hours. britain and the us warn their citizens to leave the country immediately. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. and the tiny bat who beat records by flying more than 1200 miles across europe. now on bbc news, the media show with clive myrie. hello. no, don't adjust your set — this is the media show on the bbc. but that theme tune to news at ten and the famous bongs are part of our popular culture, along with the high angle sweep across london over the rooftops along the thames to meet the face of big ben. all that is part of the iconography of british television news, but who watches the big network bulletins these days? more and more gen z—ers and millennials are increasingly moving online to get their news and information. some older demographics, too, are attracted to more partisan, opinionated platf

. >> one of the most beloved olympic divers as great britain's tom daley. and look at this. he's taking up the hobby of knitting actually has been doing it for a couple of years. he's been seen mitting between the competitions in tokyo. he says he does this to keep his fingers busy and his mind clear must be working is taking home gold. in fact, he has netted a pouch to put it the gold medal and his showing off a very impressive cardigan that he made during the 2 weeks in tokyo. >> so i finished the jumper. a friday right now. hi fi. i. because tva got union. jack. thoughts and opinions case. but u.s.. >> how this guy is and i forgot not a cardigan, a jump ball. inspired fans to net and have one more chance to take home another gold medal. this weekend. hard to get mad at anyone who's in a sweater know absence of cute. look at that. he did a good job coming up next, we'll take you to an east bay favorite. the sunrise bistro in walnut creek in this week's dine and dish. the weekend is just around the corner tonight we're taking you inside one of the last family owned restaura

one man who helped make it popular is olympic diver tom daley who was crocheting a cardigan by the poolympics. >> he was in it to win it. >>> and from crocheting to furniture, ikea is trying to make its stores more shopper friendly. >> the feeling of being lost in a maze may soon be a thing of the past. the company is testing new store layouts without the confusing aisles. the more open design includes showrooms and shops and an area where employees help build customers' items. there's also a cafe. >> as long as it has swedish meatballs, i think everybody will be happy. >>> next, a thrilling stunt from the upcoming "mission: impossible 7" movie. >> tom cruise was among those watching the scene unfold as a locomotive train went plunging off this cliff into a quarry in england. >> the track was built especially for this crash. now, the pandemic has delayed production by months. >>> and finally sometimes you just have a bad day. >> yeah, like this little dog. he's just looking for a drink of water and stumbles right into his bowl, but the key to life is getting up after you fall. >> that w

low to mid-90s for the tri- valley around the bay from 70 a in san francisco looking at upper 60s daley city. and for the north bay the highs will be in the upper 70s to the low to mid-80s. so there we go. we warm things up wednesday, thursday and friday and saturday. san jose mainly in the mid-80s, and inland east bay to the upper 90s by thursday, friday, and saturday. and then into the low 90s for the north bay heading through the end of the workweek. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. looking at traffic into the altamont pass we are seeing brake lights out of tracy westbound 205 onto 580. slow and go spots and speeds dipping down to 20 miles per hour. so traffic is slow there extending to almost north flint at this point. once you are past that a bit of a brake with better conditions towards the dublin interchange. live look at conditions westbound 580 towards the 680 connector. headlights going westbound is where the extra volume is, but we are seeing okay speeds as you head through there. travel time at 30 minutes to go from

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diving competition here at the olympics, i know a lot of people will be looking up great britain's daley2008, he got bronze in london, and then in rio and eventually here in tokyo in the synchronised event he was able to win his first ever olympic gold, he qualified fourth in the semi—final, and he told the bbc he made a dog's dinner out of his qualification. there are a couple of chinese divers that are really good, who finished as the top qualifying divers in that, so if he wants to get a medal and potentially challenge for a gold medal he will have to do better than making a dog's dinner out of his diving but i'm sure lots people will be watching on to how he gets on. the singer—songwriter lily allen is stepping out onto london's west end. she's revealed she finds theatrical performances scarier than concerts and has to stop herself engaging with the audience when they laugh. she's starring in danny robins' new play called �*2:22, a ghost story�* which officially opens next week after just five weeks of rehearsals. mark lobel reports. the multi—award winner has performed in front of t

meanwhile in the pool, team gb�*s tom daley goes for his second gold of the games after making the finalssolo 10m platform in tokyo today. let's speak to the diver matthew dixon, who just narrowly missed out on a place in team gb for this year's games. matthew, who like tom is from plymouth and has trained with him in the past. families of the victims of the september 11 attacks in america are among those calling on president biden not to attend this year's memorial events, unless he declassifies files that they contend will show saudi leaders supported the atrocity. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks in new york, virginia and pennsylvania, which killed nearly 3,000 people. 0ur north america correspondent barbara plett—usher explained more about what the group is asking of the president. there's around 1,700 people who have signed this letter — it includes survivors and first responders — and they have long been asking for access to classified government documents on whether the saudi arabian government was implicated in the al-qaeda plot — so whether saudi officials assi