daryl davis, on that positive note, we have to end this interview.t. hello. tuesday brought us our first 25 celsius day in the uk in over two weeks. and, whilst some of that warmth will still be felt on wednesday across the south and east of the country with some sunny spells, clouding over into the afternoon, it's the cloudier conditions in the north and west which will bring different conditions compared to what we've seen. much more in the way of rain and breeze, all courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic. heaviest of the rain into the start of the day across parts of northern ireland and the very far west of scotland, but quite a mild and humid start here, 14—15 celsius. fresher in the east, where there will be a few mist and fog patches, but the best of the morning sunshine. now, the sunshine, as i said, will be best in the morning, clouding over from the west, so there's still some sunny spells to the south and the east. northern ireland should cheer up into the afternoon with some sunshine, and into late afternoon, we'll

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daryl johnson: they ignored it, minimized it, and now it's at their doorstep.ncer: the man who sounded the alarm about the growing threat of white supremacy more than a decade ago issues a new warning. and later, she made history in space. but now, she's taken the world's deepest dive. soledad: the four-hour dive took her nearly seven miles down to the ocean floor. announcer: meet the astronaut the ocean floor. announcer: meet the astronaut breaking more barriers. oneworld welcomes alaska airlines as the bay area's newest global airline, so you can fly to more places around the world. now alaska mileage plan members can easily earn and redeem miles worldwide. that means up to 1,000 worldwide destinations, and elite priority check-in and boarding, and elite international lounge access. that's a big deal for a big world of travel. go global with alaska airlines and oneworld. learn more at alaskaair.com/oneworld. soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." it's been seven months since the deadly january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol, an invasion that could hav

[ cheers and applause ] up next -- it's daryl. daryl works as a grip, so grip me, honey!heers and applause ] hey, daryl, you carry a stud finder in that tool belt? cuz i think i just found one! [ cheers and applause ] he's sensible and sensual. anchors away because someone just enlisted in the old navy! [ cheers and applause ] aye aye captain, permission to come aboard. [ cheers and applause ] on deck -- let's hear it for jesse. ooh, jesse! [ cheers and applause ] it's about to get hot up in here because jesse's thermometer is stuck in the '90s! daddy's here to pick us up for his one weekend a month. and what's in all those pockets? an alimony check and some nicorette gum? either way, i want a piece. [ cheers and applause ] and last but not least, it's little miss mexico! [ cheers and applause ] yes! security, security! cleanup on aisle ru! [ cheers and applause ] ay chihuahua, look at that tie. i'd slip on that clip-on. [ cheers and applause ] you can ride on his cart or his mustache. [ cheers and applause ] one ticket please! oh, tell "people" magazine i'm coming out as

sean hayes, that's true, will be hosting with his guests awkwafina and keke palmer, with music from darylgo for that, no ♪ our first guest is an oscar and emmy nominated actress, podcaster, and the only singing bond girl in that franchise's history. you can see her star in the season two premiere episode of "modern love" which is now available on amazon prime video. please welcome the stunning, gorgeous, talented minnie driver! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello! >> julie: this is my first time doing this, i'm so lucky that you came. >> you have such grown-up glasses on. >> julie: i'm blind as a bat, i think it's called old, but thank you. >> you look very cute. also, i could be here for a job interview. >> julie: you could be, and we're six feet apart, so you're not going to get it. [ laughter ] >> right, i'm not going to get the job or i'm not going to get the delta variant? >> julie: you won't get either. i don't know if you listened to the monologue but i saved a woman named minnie last week. >> we often need saving. [ laughter ] i'm glad you -- i'm so glad you -- >> julie: when was t

acting director tom homan, congressman rick crawword, daryl -- crawford, daryl ice a saw and joe concha-- darrell issa. that aide who filed the first criminal complaint says she will take a polygraph test if cuomo will too. he's not answering that. this after cuomo demanded justice brett kavanaugh take a polygraph. also we've got this story, the white house now playing hardball, considering withholding federal dollars and using regulatory powers to get more people vaccinated by private businesses and and more. now "the washington post" says this is a, quote, dramatic escalation. the labor secretary now endorsing vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, but the cook report says biden's approval rating is dropping amid confusing, mixed messages, also government overreach and fears that restrictions will put the recovery in reverse. to the president's covid double standard at the border, authorities now warning illegals from more than 100 countries are bringing in variants. homeland security in a court briefing warning they may need to shut border facilities because of the serious outbreak

this is for daryl. to ask you to do future casting for us.ve been talking about the history lessons. but you know, some of what you have said suggests that history, history by a specific form, history by analogy, is going to have a significant role going forward. particularly in this legislation and legal realm. do you want to say how significant you think that will be? whether you think it will grow and become more intensive? >> it could. i have a feeling that the history of the second amendment regulations will end up finding their way about shaping what would otherwise be what's most legal scholars think this a conventional approach to any constitutional adudication. there are all these legal questions. are we dealing with a constitutional issue? -- even if its first amendment speech, it's not protected exactly the same way everywhere that such speech occurs. so even if we adopt those more baseline run of the mill constitution decision-making structures, the history i think is going to influence both strokes of this piston will operate. th

asha philip, imani lansico, dina asher smith and daryll neita led team gb to third, finishing behindn a silver in the women's1500 metres, setting a huge personal best in the process and breaking the british record, too. muirfinished behind kenya's faith kipyegon, who successfully defended her title in an olympic record time. but as the field stretched, muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifan hassan of the netherlands to seal the best result of her career. it is her first major outdoor medal. it was bronze in the women's hockey for team gb, making the podium for the third games running, after beating india 11—3 in the bronze medal match. it was a topsy—turvy game. the brits were 2—up, then 3—2 down, but fought back to win 4—3. tears were flowing at the end. great britain were defending champions from rio, but captain hollie pearne—webb said, "it's been a tough five years, a bronze medal was beyond our wildest dreams". later, the netherlands beat argentina to win gold. so, great britain's seven medals means they now have 58 in total, moving up to fourth in the medal table above a

daryl steinberg is implementing what he calls his right to housing responsibility to shelter ordinance. some 20 homeless shelters are being built with the idea of housing everyone, but critics say that that plan will also make certain parts of the city off limits to the homeless. both mayors will take part in the virtual q&a session this afternoon. 4:54. we will be right back. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> thank for sticking around. 4:56. for a's fans just what the doctor ordered last night at the coliseum with a national tv audience watching tony kim blast the two-run home run in the eighth inning giving the a's the 3-1 win and end up splitting their four-game series with the streaking new york yankees. >> the giants head to milwaukee. same city where the atlanta braves once played. the braves came out swings yesterday in atlanta. the giants had no answers and lost 9-0. >>> really would our monday morning be co

tonight -- awkwafina -- keke palmer -- and music from daryl hall and john oats. now, sean hayes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: whoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. that's so nice. thank you, guys. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host, sean hayes. [ cheers and applause ]

we heard from ohioans like daryl hailley who heads southwest ohio regional transit authority. we heard from the mayor of akron. we heard over and over again what we need to revitalize these essential systems, whether in cleveland where i live or youngstown or toledo or anywhere in our state. we provide a billion and a half dollars so that cities like cleveland and ranking member toomey's biggest city in his state, philadelphia can replace rail cars that unbelievably date back to the reagan administration or earlier. this bill ensures that public transportation receives more than 20% of the new investment from the highway trust fund. it's consistent with historic -- senator shelby once chair of this committee retiring after 30 -- i believe 36, 37 years on this committee, he talked to me about that 80/20 split that's been here as long as he's been here, a tradition that both parties have respected. this bill takes a huge step toward electrifying the transit bus fleet. providing over $5 billion for the low and no, no emission, low emission program. it will mean taking off -- taki

a live look out at san francisco's barca daryl's like a postcard sent to everyone else in america.t's kind of a postcard chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is your. you're talking about a cool down. yeah, pretty significant cool down compared to what we've had to stay pretty hard. the valleys on the coastline used a kind of cool. but i think over the next couple days we're finally get some of that marine air to work its way all the way for those hot inland spots out there over san francisco, though, looking about clears can be that on shore when though, continues. and yeah, we are seeing some fog. it's moving right through the golden gate bridge right now. you see it sliding on by starting to fill into the bay and that's going to deepen. in fact, you can see the bottom of the tower here are likely see the fog kind of lift up and that's allowed to spread further and further on shore the next couple of days. deep enough for likely talking about some drizzle, a great news. again, the monsoon didn't have to worry about that today. no more lightning strikes up in the sierra nevada. jus

in missouri, 31-year-old daryl barker regrets not getting the vaccine, as he's fighting for his life in the icu. his wife and 6-year-old son only able to watch through this window. >> i was strongly against getting the vaccine, just because we're a strong, conservative family. but that little boy out there is a reason to have a vaccine. >> reporter: nearly 80% of u.s. counties are now either reporting high or substantial community transmission. hospitals in those hot zones now pushed to the limit. austin, texas, with just ten icu beds for a metro area of 2.3 million people. officials there sounding the alarm about the threat to pregnant women. >> now we ask, lord, your special blessing upon is this unit. >> reporter: teams on the front lines praying to get through this surge. >> our nurses, who are dedicated to their community, their home, are heartbroken, watching their friends, family and neighbors die. literally die. >> reporter: over the weekend, more than 100,000 covid cases reported in just 24 hours. the highest daily number since february. >> this remains a pandemic of the unv

so i wonder about your thoughts about the weather through method daryl or gee a kind of tested extent acceptance of the range of religiosity and then for extra credit, if anyone is interested in commenting on how that might make some conservatives rather upset? >> yes. [laughs] >> well let me, maybe, give an example. so one of the things that i've been thinking about lately is jesuit spirituality, and the jesuits, based on saint ignatius, are all about what they see as cooperating with god in the world, to help bring humanity back to god. so that, to me, is a very lived experience. this is the very idea that everything we do is related somehow as to a worship of god. so it's not about necessarily going to church, it's not about necessarily how much you pray, but it is about the kind of actions that you do in the world. and it's is why, in my own research, i found that why gia differences funds and so helpful for his fbi agents, because there are actions in the world that can be framed in a way that they're cooperating with the divine to bring america back to god and to keep america on

. >>> let's turn to daryl johnson, he's the author of "a long hard look at america's extremist heart.appreciate you j joining us. the man is in custody and he calls himself a patriot and he was talking about a revolution and he called for all democrats to step down. clearly the threat we saw on january 6th, that type of threat is not going away. >> that's exactly right. one of the big take aways from this incident, thank goodness he didn't have the amount of explosives he was bragging about. what i look at is these people looking at the events unfolding over in afghanistan, some of these patriots have military experience and been over to afghanistan and seeing how the country was able to at the deteriorate and here we are in 2021 when we got this pandemic that's ongoing and a lot of extremist are agitated about the mask mandate and government revelation and looking at an infringement on the right and now we have this event in afghanistan which gives -- and couple dog with the 2020 census information that was released shows a big change in our demographics and our country. this will he

sprinter back from a ham string injury and back on top alongside asha philip, imana lansiquot and daryll was never any doubt in my mind that i was not going to be to back, well, not lining up here today because the relay is really important. we got a bronze medal in rio and i know that these ladies are in great shape and they are incredibly talented. and so i knew that i could rest up and get ready for the team event. and with the example set, could britain's men follow suit? they could, but it wasn't quite as straightforward. second place behind jamaica, enough to see them qualify for tomorrow's final which will not include the usa who also suffered disappointment in the men's 110 metre hurdles final. grant holloway had gone 24 races unbeaten, but lost when it mattered most. what a shock! jamaica's hansel pachment meant rewriting the record books. britain's andrew pozzi finished seventh. and from sprinting on track to sprinting in a canoe where liam heath was aiming to defend his 0lympic title. a poor start meant that he had work to do. his comeback, though, was impressive. there is goi

to the west side to be closer with his son daryl and his family. after several years, finding it too cold, he moved back to his parents' home country in hawaii where he stayed until last november. then with severe health failings, the decision was made to have miles move back to san francisco to daryl's family so they could care for him. miles passed peacefully on the morning of july 20, 2021 with his family by his side. he is survived by his two children. miles' daughter and her two children. he's also survived by his three younger brothers who are all retired and have all moved back to the big island of hawaii. as per his wishes, he will be buried next to his mother at the mission which is located -- it is the oldest japanese buddhist temple in the united states. it was founded in the late 1700s and holds the generations of three -- remains of three generations of hondas. he was proud of his children and grandchildren and his memories live through him. i want to extend our deepest condolences to darryl honda and his family. >> supervisor peskin:

asha philip, imani lansico, dina asher—smith and daryll neita led team gb to third, finishing behind time. but as the field stretched, muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifan hassan of the netherlands to seal the best result of her career. two more golds on day 14 of tokyo 2020 have taken team gb up to fourth in the overall medals table. the first of the two was a historic one for laura kenny, who has become the most decorated female olympian. she and katie archibald were crowned the inaugral women's madison champions in the velodrome. kenny is also the first british woman to win golds at three consecutive games, and this one is her fifth overall. the british pair dominated the 120—lap race, winning 10 of the 12 sprints on offer to finish on 78 points. and out of all the medals kenny has won this seems to mean the most. i never wanted to win a race so badly in my life and that was the one. i've messaged jason today and said ifeel like my olympics ends today. that was really my main target. you know, i love the team pursuit but it was giving me fears like i've never had before a

. >> a movie written and directed by zoe lister-jones and daryl wein.c, like this is probably shot in like april, in l.a., when nobody was out in the world. and it's a movie about zoe's character and her younger self on like the last day on earth as they wander around and like have this adventure. and obviously it was sort of a time capsule of like how it felt in that moment when we were all in our own homes, and i was like, yeah, i'll be in your thing, but like, i'll be very far away from you and be outside, and everyone when you watch the movie, it feels like a real regular movie except that you will notice everybody's got this physical distance apart from each other. and so, yeah, we shot it. so it's weird now, because it feels like a little bit of a time capsule of, oh, right, that was at this moment when it was so scary. but it's a very sweet, funny movie. it's got a great cast. and everybody, you know -- everybody figured out their way into it, you know? >> wanda: that's weird. you're shooting a movie about the end of the world during a time when

tomorrow night, sean hayes will host with his guests awkwafina, keke palmer, with music from daryl hallone woman out on the streets. >> will this mark the end of 20 years of progress for afghan women? >> we have problems living there, but taliban, who are against human rights, women's rights, and don't respect personal choice. >> this special edition of "nightline," "afghanistan falls," will be right back. (vo) for over 50 years purina cat chow has been helping cats feel at home. with trusted nutrition,

daryl forges, thank you for keeping us up to date. >>> hurricane ida, as we've been reporting, is now a category 1 storm. but when it slammed into louisiana, it was a powerful category 4. ida now tied with two other storms as the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the state. meteorologist derek vandam was there as ida moved through. >> reporter: this is what a monster category 4 hurricane feels like. it's pins and needles on every exposed part of your body. it feels a jet engine spraying behind you at 100 miles per hour. what you see behind me, if i stepped 20 feet backwards, i would not be able to stand. we are approaching the inner eyewall of hurricane ida. this is a significant storm, and the national weather service verifies that, because they have issued an extreme wind warning. our phones have been lighting up, left, right, and center with these alerts. i keep talking about that, because it's reserved for only the most dangerous of situations. sustained 115-mile-per-hour winds. there goes the camera lens from our particular camera equipment. all right, guys, bear with us. we are i

in the women's relay, no one could get close to the jamaicans in first, but team gb — anchored by daryllthe track for team gb. lydia campbell, bbc news. well, there are more possibilities for success tomorrow, the penultimate day of the games, as team gb look to at least stay fourth in that medal table. tom daley is one of those in action — at 7am uk time. he's qualified for the semifinal of the ten metre platform. both the semifinal and final are tomorrow, as he looks to add to the gold he won in the synchro last week. let's move away from the olympics 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 top—scored 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 c

daryl steinberg is implementing his right to housing responsibility to shelter ordinance, some 20 homeless shelters are being built with the idea of housing everyone. critics say the plan will make certain parts of the city off limits to the hoemz. both mayors will take part in a q&a session this afternoon. >>> doctors have an urgent warning for expectant women. get the vaccine. potentially dangerous consequence covid can have otherwise for mom and baby. >>> and nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are honoring local animal heros for our clear the shelters positively good award. head to nbcbayarea.com/positively good to learn more. and submit your nominee today. it's 5:55. you're watching "today in the bay." we're reporters from the new york times. no flights. no roads. we're trying to figure out what animals are being affected. galápagos is a really challenging place to work. el niño is starting to go haywire. everywhere is going to get touched by climate change. . >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." health leaders trying to get the word out to expectant mothers to get their co

. >> that rich person, republican congressman, daryl iso, spent more than 1 million dollars of his own finance the real call drive. democrats say he's a right-wing, zealot trying to hijack an election. >> no one can hijack an election, when almost 2 million people have asked for the election, and everyone has an opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choice. >> they're laces, money managed to get the recall election on the ballot, and then, as you may recall, if you live through, at the circus was on. and all more than 100 candidates ran for governor. >> a huge cast of characters, that includes political columnist ariana huffington. >> i'm not to say that, least a conventional candidate. >> not conventional? so are some of the, others like hustler magazine publisher hope larry flynt. >> actor gary coleman, remember him from different strokes? >> and, angelina. >> i want the dog in the shut all the time. he's my lucky charm. >> a woman with a handful of screen credits, and a whole lot of hollywood billboards promoting yourself. >> a film star, mary dairy, talking about her agend

to the west side to be closer with his son daryl and his family. after several years, finding it too cold, he moved back to his parents' home country in hawaii where he stayed until last november. then with severe health failings, the decision was made to have miles move back to san francisco to daryl's family so they could care for him. miles passed peacefully on the morning of july 20, 2021 with his family by his side. he is survived by his two children. miles' daughter and her two children. he's also survived by his three younger brothers who are all retired and have all moved back to the big island of hawaii. as per his wishes, he will be buried next to his mother at the mission which is located -- it is the oldest japanese buddhist temple in the united states. it was founded in the late 1700s and holds the generations of three -- remains of three generations of hondas. he was proud of his children and grandchildren and his memories live through him. i want to extend our deepest condolences to darryl honda and his family. >> supervisor peskin:

. >> billy baker and her son brody have spent 17 days outside this missouri icu where his father daryls battling covid and is unable to have visitors. the 31-year-old was originally given a 20% chance of survival and 10 of his relatives tested positive for the virus. >> i was strongly against getting the vaccine. we're a strong conservative family. but that little boy out there is a reason to have the vaccine. >> reporter: just over 40% of missourians are fully vaccinated. the state's daily death rate more than tripled in the past two weeks. at lake regional health system, the chief medical officer dr. harbaksh sangha says they're fighting their fourth surge. what does that do to your staff? >> we're struggling. it's demoralizing to see that level of sickness and those many deaths. >> reporter: last week they tied their highest number of covid patients since november of 2020. roughly half of july's patients were under the age of 59, nearly all unvaccinated. around town, crowded venues are welcoming guests in droves. the area attracted scrutiny during the early surges of the pandemic fo

alongside asha philip, imani—lara lansiquot, and daryll neita. asher—smith ran the third leg.in a155 seconds. asher—smith, who tore her hamstring injuly, pulled out of the olympic 200 metres after failing to make the 100 metre final. in my head i was —— there was never any doubt in my mind that i was going to be happier today because the relay is really important, we got a bronze medal in rio and i know these ladies are in great shape and are incredibly talented so i knew that to get rested up and get ready for the team event is what i was going to do this week. i've been training hard to get ready! katarina johnson—thompson has reacted on social media, after her heptathlon medal hopes were ended by a calf injury in the 200 metres yesterday. in a statement she revealed she was in a wheelchair at the start of the year after rupturing her achilles last december and that it was "a miracle to make the start line" in tokyo. the reigning world champion added that it "will take a lot of time to process" the heartbreaking outcome. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held i

daryl turner, who's the portland police association, he says they're demonizing and vilifying you and were defunded over $20 million, and many staffing positions and one of those or many of those staffing positions was our gun violence reduction team which was a model in the nation and subject matter experts and also best practices experts in what they did; taking guns off the street, taking people committing those shootings off the street. that doesn't happen now. so now they want to put together a team after they've made the mistake of defunding and disbanding this unit, and so our officers don't have confidence in our elected officials who have never shown support for them. a. ainsley: yeah. if they're not supported, why would you want to work as a police officer? and if you talk to some of these police officers out here on the street, we always have them in front of fox and we talk to them and thank them for their service and what they do, and i was talking to one of them who said my son wants to be a police officer, and i said how do you feel about that? he said i really am tryin

we heard from ohioans like daryl hailley who heads southwest ohio regional transit authority. we heard from the mayor of akron. we heard over and over again what we need to revitalize these essential systems, whether in cleveland where i live or youngstown or toledo or anywhere in our state. we provide a billion and a half dollars so that cities like cleveland and ranking member toomey's biggest city in his state, philadelphia can replace rail cars that unbelievably date back to the reagan administration or earlier. this bill ensures that public transportation receives more than 20% of the new investment from the highway trust fund. it's consistent with historic -- senator shelby once chair of this committee retiring after 30 -- i believe 36, 37 years on this committee, he talked to me about that 80/20 split that's been here as long as he's been here, a tradition that both parties have respected. this bill takes a huge step toward electrifying the transit bus fleet. providing over $5 billion for the low and no, no emission, low emission program. it will mean taking off -- taki