. >> reporter: by his own admission, dustin vitali is a mama's boy. >> mom, are you ready? >> reporter: he cooks her breakfast every morning. >> that's my baby. >> reporter: and thanks her for the privilege. >> thank you, mom. >> reporter: and because dustin has such devotion. >> you're going to make me cry. >> reporter: when gloria was diagnosed with terminal bladder cancer last year, he decided he would try to take her on one last trip, the trip she always dreamed of to see the pyramids in egypt, with the whole family. 14 people. never mind that dustin works as a middle school teacher in philadelphia and could never afford t $10,000 to fly everyone. he thought he could raise the cheddar, by selling cheese steaks. >>> you don't own a restaurant. >> yeah, yeah, i have a kitchen now. >> reporter: there's no way you were going to make enough money selling cheese steaks out of your house. >> correct. >> reporter: given that, what was pushing you forward? >> just my mom, you know. just love for my mom. >> reporter: with his love and her recipe, dustin started making sandwiches,

." >> reporter: by his own admission, dustin vitale was a momma's boy. >> mom, you ready? breakfast every morning. >> that's my baby. >> reporter: and thanked her for the privilege. >> thank you, mom. >> reporter: as we first reported back in march. >> you're going to make me cry. >> reporter: because dustin had such devotion, after his mom was diagnosed with terminal bladder cancer he decided to try to take her on the drip she always dreamed of-- to see the pyramids in egypt, with the whole family, 14 people. never mind that dustin works as a middle school teacher in philadelphia and could never afford the $10,000 to fly everyone. he thought he could raise the cheddar by selling cheesesteaks. there's no way you were going to make enough money selling cheesesteaks out of your house. >> correct, yeah, correct. >> reporter: given that, whatre. was pushing you forward? >> just my mom. just a little love for my mom. >> reporter: and so, with his love and her recipe, dustin started making sandwiches, sandwiches so big no container could contain. he pedaled them to friends and f

dustin hoffman.mate, messy? >> very, but funny. >> stephen: what do you remember most fondly of those days of hanging around with gene hackman and dustin hoffman. >> lot of laughs. >> stephen: yeah? lot of laughs. >> stephen: you guys would hang out? >> yeah. i knew gene first. he lived downtown with his first wife. he said this guy's coming back, dustin, so he came back. we would try to pick up girls and dusty still laughs about the stupidest line i ever saw. we just put down new linoleum in our apartment and i said to the girl, come up to the apartment and see the new linoleum. and dusty still laughs about that. >> stephen: that is a fairly awkward pickup line. >> oh, the worst. >> stephen: clint eastwood is only a year older than you are. did you work with clint? >> i worked with him on one movie. he's done some good stuff. >> stephen: both you and clint eastwood represent a solid 20th century american man. there's a solidity your performances. >> could be. >> stephen: do you think you could take

abc 7 dustin dustin dustin dustn on access. >> reporter: covid case numbers are up in the state of californiaases are seeing a 90% increase from the week prior. >> if we want to end the pandemic once and for all and want to turn the page, we can get it done in a matter of weeks and not months. it's as simple as this, if you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated. >> same mess naming santa clara county, the planning commission president battled with covid in december and fears the latest variant can be far worse for people living in east san jose if not vaccinated. >> i am here because i am pleading with the community to please get vaccinated. >> i am convinced if i had gotten the delta variant i would not be here today. i am trying to make sure we don't lose any lives unnecessarily. >> it is not just on the residents to get vaccinated but local health officials to help them get vaccinated and that starts with reopening the vaccination site here at the mexican heritage plaza in east san jose. >> the county of santa clara must work harder to ensure that people are coming in through the doors and get

. >> reporter: porter dustin dorsey explains how these owners feel they may lose their shops if the city does not act quickly. >> reporter: this stretch of laurel street has been closed since last summer to accommodate outdoor dining during the pandemic. the city council that it's great for residents, but some businesses say it's time for the street to reopen to a. >> you are asking them relieve this so we can start having business as well as the restaurant . >> reporter: laurel street is filled with family-owned businesses, some there for decades. owner say the lack of partner access to the stores has led to financial struggles. >> there are four businesses that have already closed, and there are two other businesses that i know of that have not signed a lease because they are saying if the street does not open up, they will not get enough customers to pay their expenses . >> reporter: these barricades don't just cause problems for the businesses, but by the customers as well. gail has shopped here for years, and how did she get here once she found a parking spot today? >> walked throug

dustin dorsey.bc7 news. >>> thank you. >>> two men have been charged with felony vandalism and a special allegations of a hate crime in connection with the damage of a black lives matter mural in santa cruz. 19-year-old warner and 20-year- old bojack have pleaded not guilty. they took turns driving over the mural and leaving tire marks on it. hundreds of people painted the mural and the mayor says it will be replaced. >>> a former execute pled guilty and cooperated with the federal investigation in to corruption at san francisco city hall. in a proposed plea agreement paul jitsi acknowledges that he conspired to bribe the director of public works to allow the company to raise collection rates. he has agreed to repay customers nearly $95 million. >>> let's go to the forecast. you can tell it really heated up today. >>> it did and tomorrow will be hotter. >> yes we surpassed 100 easily. and the heat wave rolled on for another day tomorrow. so do our air quality issues. live from the east bay hill area

live, in gilroy, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> and as dustin mentioned, remington is offering to pay $33lion to settle lawsuits from the miesof the ofthe sandy 12 sotwhicll children and ok e. ma a version its rifle for people to, quote, carry out offensive, military style, combat missions against their perceived enemies. lawyers for the victims family say they are considering next steps. >>> mill valley police need help looking for a man accused of vandalizing a black lives matter art installation. surveillance video shows a man using some type of aerosol can to deface the peace which was titled perspectives, past, present, and future. investigators say they are treating this incident as a hate crime. anyone who recognizes the man should call the mill valley police department. >>> san francisco's district attorney heard calls today for a new approach to handle mental health and housing issues when it comes to public safety. chesa boudin hosted a public summit meeting on the issue today. speakers flexibility, not just throwing more money at these issues. one person pointed out the billion

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this is georgia, dustin says he has not seen the impact of inflation. go ahead. >> it has not affected me yet, but i am somebody who lives extremely frugally. i think by the time school starts, we are going to have no problems. the economy has actually seen a spike because people are stir crazy from the second spikes of covid. gas has doubled. i bought a car, now gases over four dollars per gallon. it hasn't affected me yet because i live under my means, but i think everybody is in for a big shock. when it hits, it is going to hit lower to middle to upper-class people unless you live way, way below your means. i've actually just found a bike to compensate. host: if you had to do it again, would you still buy the car that requires premium gasoline? caller: yeah, i drive it on eco-mode. you can control it. i kind of like nice things like that. host: georgia, this is michael. marietta, good morning. you say you are seeing the impact in marietta. caller: i just would like to say to all americans that the antichrist movement is a lie in air democratic alread

here's more on that story from dustin dorsey >> reporter: the staging area in pleasanton hills is theown location of missing hiker, philip kreycik. two weeks after his disappearance. he went for a run on saturday in his family reported him missing that evening. after intense searching from law enforcement there is still no sign of him. >> this is one of the biggest searches for a missing person. we are mystified and frustrated. we are perplexed as to why we have not found philip. and knowing that it has been two weeks. we are reminded of his family and everything that has gone on during this very long two weeks. >>> the volunteer search team has not stopped in the efforts. continue to hit the trails and post his picture. >> he was extremely fit, intelligent, and capable of taking care of himself. we believe that there are many reasons to believe he is out there and he is trying to get to us. >> reporter: the focus is on finding anyone with home security cameras that may offer clues to his location. in their falling two eyewitness acunts which it two people may have seen him on trails.

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dustin dorsey visited san carlos today and found owners might fear they could lose their shops if theity doesn't act quickly. >> in downtown san carlos, a debate is growing. the street has been closed to accommodate outdoor dining during the pandemic. the city council says it is great for restaurants. with california reopened, some say it is time for the street to reopen, too. >> you are asking them to remove this so we can have some business as well as the restaurant. >> reporter: it is filled with family-owned businesses, some are there for decades. the lack of parking and access to stores have led to dire financial struggles. >> our business is down 70%. >> i have already closed. there are two other businesses that i know of that have not signed the lease are saying, if it doesn't open up, they are not going to get enough customers to pay direct expenses. >> reporter: these barricades don't just cause problems for the business, but for customers as well. >> reporter: gail has shopped here for years. how did she get here? >> i walked through the alley, through the park to get here t

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our abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains why the is doing the 4000 mile journey a second time. >> some days in history so significant you can remember exactly where were even decades a letter. september 11, 2001 is one of those days for this retired firefighter, daryl sales. >> that morning i happen to come to work and we had a group of 17 brand-new firefighters at the last week of the academy. for the first two or three hours of our training all of us watched as the events unfolded. >> reporter: nearly 3000 americans were killed on that day, including 343 firefighters. to honor the lost lives 20 years later he and a team of retired a current firefighters are preparing to right across the country on bikes. 40 days, at 800 miles with it on a ride from the bay to brooklyn. >> we were trying to come up with a way to really honor 343 firefighters that gave their life on that day. we thought this would be a good way to do that. we look at averaging about one or miles a day going across the heart of the united states, connecting with fire departments each way. we come into new york in

did they have a candid and frank relationship with one another dustin mark. >> they did. >> did you want to acknowledge someone mount vernon insiders know well. >> that relationship is an important one and it's why the marblehead are the indispensable's. that relationship is forged in early 1775 at the vassal house in cambridge so giant mention that washington takes over as his headquarters and he, it's the marble headers that are in some ways the first guard and he requests them. as time goes on because he forms a very intimate relationship of trust with john glover and with the adjutants of that unit. at the time, caleb did later becomes in charge of the lifeguard or the commander-in-chief's guard. and this relationship is incredibly important. washington can trust these men at the most crucial inflection points of the war. and so it's the american dunkirk that he places his entire trust on the shoulders of the marblehead men. with pelham bay, it's later a trend where john glover or washington asks glover can you bring us across the river? this story about that. they had. he knew, he h

reporter dustin dorsey shows you the new project aptly named agrihood. it is how we build a better bay area. >> reporter: in the heart of silicon valley, a one-of-a-kind housing project. it takes you back to the roots of the city of santa clara. help solve the housing crisis and -- >> more than anything, it is abt ingingletogether. >> reporter: welcome to the newest south bay south bay construction, agrihood. the community will be centered around a working farm that will provide residents with fresh fruits and vegetables as well as farm to table events. a taste of the way santa clara used to be. >> that is where we started, with agriculture, so it will give people a constant reminder of where we started and what made us successful and bring us history back home. >> reporter: while the project looks to the past, it also moves to the future. a future where everyone in the county has a place to live. before the afmeasure allows $90 to go to building 19 more units. more than 150 will be built here. >> our goal was to house as many people in the community who

dustin dorsey explains how one official fears move vaccination rates and access may impact the hardest hit communities. >> reporter: are up in the state of california. new cases are seeing a 90% increase from the one prior. >> if we want to end the pandemic once and for all, we want to turn the page, we can get it done in a matter of weeks, not months. it's as simple as this. if you are not vaccinated, get vaccinated. >> reporter: it's the same message in santa clara county. rolando bonilla battlewi cod cember. he fears the latest variant could be far woe for people who are not vaccinated. >> i am here because i am pleading with our community to please get vaccinated. >> i am convinced that if i got in the delta variant, i wouldn't be here today. all in trying to do is make sure we don't lose any lives unnecessarily. >> reporter: it is not just on the residents to get vaccinated, but the local health officials to help get them vaccinated. that starts with reopening the site at the mexican heritage plaza in east him -- san jose. >> we must work harder to ensure people are coming through

so abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey is looking into how the venue is changing policies to prevent problems in the future. >> reporter: after a year off, the felton music call lasted landed a long list of concerts, but it is the grateful shred show that is making headlines. the mac i spoke with the county health board monday morning. together with contact tracing and those emails, we were able to determine that for people tested positive for covid that were at the show on the 18th. >> reporter: the band released a statement on their instagram page saying nearly the entire band and crew contracted the coronavirus, despite being fully vaccinated. one music call staff member is positive, too. santa cruz county is investigating the possibility of more cases at grateful shred shows. >> we only recently became aware, so our unit is investigating. we are in the early stages of that investigation, so we are still trying to understand the scope and source. >> reporter: shows are canceled until august 5 and there will be a policy change. anyone attending a future concert will be required to wear mask

abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey has information for parents to try to ease anxieties. >> reporter: itwo weeks away, but it's never too early to get ready for school for third grade student suhani roonwal. >> i'm really excited to go back to school, because for the last year i couldn't go to school and i couldn't meet my friends and i couldn't play with them. >> reporter: she is not the only one ready. today bay area county superintendents announce their support for a full return to classrooms. her parents are happy for her to get back, but the recent surge in covid-19 has given them doubts. >> the school district is making sure they do the best to avoid these situations. we are kind of okay, but if it continues worse from here, we will have to stop sending her to the schools. >> reporter: infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong understands the concern, but says it is safe. >> we are talking about a virus that does not like kids. there are very few receptors, which are the landing pads for the virus before entering the body. in kids compared to adults. that is why they are pr

dustin dorsey is live in pleasanton with an up date on today's search effort. >> reporter: we are here at the mobile command center down the road with the search continues. i will tell you that the volunteers and the family as you just saw are continuing to hold out hope. law enforcement are running into dead ends. they have had no recent updates or new findings. therefore, their investigation is starting to wind down. >> reporter: local authorities spoke with reporters with the same set news. despite nearly constant searching, he is still missing. nearly the entire area has been investigated. >> at this point we believe we have exhausted all possible search options within the park. >>fohe the search kick started once again. drones were deployed and volunteers went on the trails. it did not turn up any evidence. >> we scoured that area and came back with negative results. >> reporter: pleasanton police have narrowed down the timeline and learned he sent a package just before he went on his hike. they are not sure if it has any connection. is he still out there? >> having been up there,

around 40 celsius the winds falling a little lighter, less than the web lifted. dustin sam, more in a way of humidity, one or 2 showers just around the caucasus. elsewhere, it is going to be dry, hot and sunny, then dry and sunny to 4, somalia, all the way showers. they're just around the opium hot as pushing a little further west with macey, one or 2 showers just around the rift valley as well over the next day or so. but i think as far as southern africa goes, the majority of any showers are going to be social shall, is just around central and northern parts of most and big pushing up to southern areas of tenseness and showers, to just around that eastern side of madagascar. but for south africa, it is january dry and sunny over the next couple of days cooler than it has been recently temperatures in cape town at around 16 celsius, over the next day or so. and the similar temperature, the portal isabel with the latest news as it breaks the level of intimidation over the media over the last couple of days has been met. the most journalists have been beaten with detailed coverage. the

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> happening now, and effort to vaccinate more people in the south bay. the department of public health is offering vaccinations at paypal park in san jose. you can get vaccinated there for another hour. officials were offering free tickets to the game for the first 155 fans to get vaccinated. club america and atlas fc are set to play at 7:30 tonight. >>> 75% of san franciscans over the age of 12 are fully vaccinated as of today. 82% have received one dose. mayor london breed says the city is in a good place, but the delta variant is a real concern if you are not vaccinated. >>> the unified school district is holding health and safety townhomes for parents to talk about what the return to classrooms will look like in the upcoming school year. education reporter lyanne melendez has this story. >> reporter: when students return august 16, things will be as they were before the pandemic, except for one thing. >> face coverings will be required for all staff and all students. >> reporter: that has been made clear during the school district hour-long health an

dustin dorsey explains how hope is continuing the search effort. >> reporter: foothill high school has been the command post for the search for 37-year- old philip kreycik all week long. six days following his disappearance, law enforcement and fire crews have cleared, but volunteers remain. kreycik's family visited with them today after they shared an emotional plea to keep looking for their loved one with abc7 news yesterday. >> i know in my heart of hearts that he is out there and alive, waiting for us. >> reporter: among the group of volunteers looking to bring the family piece was a group of kreycik's coworkers from pg&e. with the pandemic they only had limited interactions with him in person, but they are not turning their back on their missing teammate. >> he was always a joy to work with and extremely knowledgeable in his field and i think i speak for our entire team when i say we m e tove wor >> he has been part of our team for about nine months and i know if it was anyone of us, he would be here, doing the same thing, so i just feel very strongly that we are one team and we l

dustin andrew is on the way. >>> going live to san jose where the site of the deadliest mass shooting could be torn down. the vta board of directors discussed the possibility of remodeling or destroying both buildings where nine people were murdered. funding needs to be discussed but there is a new plan in the works to restart light-rail service. they said they hope to get it running by the end of july. yesterday a new schedule was released showing service will most likely start again mid- august. >> we are trying to work directly with the employees who were there and getting them to -- what are your direct concerns? what can we do to help you through this process? >> its been difficult and hard without the light-rail. >> right now the vta is in the second part of its reopening plan making sure employees ready to return. it could last as long as a week. >>> the state is expected to provide 20 million dollars to the vta for immediate needs such as mental health resources and finding a temporary location for employees. >>> the faa will arrive in monterey county to investigate what cause

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. >> as dustin dorsey explains, he went back to his hometown to teach what could be the next generationa star athletes. >> reporter: under the hot summer gilroy skies, a taste of fall. >> are you having fun or what? >> this is where it began, so i thought it was an important time coming out of what we went through to come back to gilroy and do something special. >> reporter: the two day football camp got kids on the field to learn from local and professional coaches, current and former players and of course, gilroy native and former 49ers quarterback jeff garcia. >> he is intense and is a good job motivating the kids. really motivated me. >> is your dad always this intense and energetic? >> no, not at all. >> no, but when he is on the field with a lot of people and kids, he does get this energetic. >> be a beast, big dog. >> reporter: as exciting as it was, today was even bigger than sports. the old saying goes football is not just about x's and o's. it is about the players and after a year of covid restrictions and quarantine, these players are excited to be back with friends and fello

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> san francisco is close behind san jose with 82% having one dose and 75% fully vaccinated. in oakland, 79% of had one dose and 65% are fully vaccinated. in the north bay, 97% of residease dose, with 89% fully vaccinated. >>> the m sending police officers to handle such issues. instead, 911 dispatchers will send a firefighter paramedic and an emt in an unmarked car to the scene in hopes of keeping the situation calm. >> i think last year was a time for a lot of introspection by a lot of cities around the state and country and one thing we have all made a mistake over the years of doing is cutting mental health and community response and assuming police can pick up the slack. it turns out that having a one- size-fits-all response is not the best way to meet community needs. >> once initial contact is made, a mental health or social worker would help with follow- up services. the program will launch at the end of this year. >>> starting this week, the california attorney general's office will investigate all police shootings that result in the de

don't bring people down. >> reporter: and gilroy, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> next, it's been a long0 days, but finally, two men who have been sitting on a seesaw are set to break the world record for most consecutive this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> happening today, two men are just over six hours away from breaking the seesaw world record. the pair could correct the record at noon today, i told her sandal plaza stage in concord the current record is 206 consecutive hours of. back in 1971, it has held up 50 years, but it's not just a test tell abc7 news, they had to make some repairs to their seesaw yesterday, after some equipment suddenly broke. another challenge, of course, this heat wave. temperatures in concord hit 103 degrees yesterday. incredibly impressive. >>> happening tonight, you can watch a movie under the sun and stars at the chase center. the cinema night kicks off with the animated music, sing. it'll be played on a 3000 square foot outdoor l.e.d.

dustin dorsey shows us the new project near san santa ana. >> reporter: in the heart silicon valley and just not far from housing row, a new project. it takes you back to the roots of santa clara. helping solving the housing crisis in santa clara county. >> the project is about bringing people together. >> reporter: welcome to the new community construction. the community will be centered around a working farm that will provide railriders with fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as farm to table events and cloud kitchens. a taste of the way santa clara used to be. >> that's where we started, with agriculture. it's gonna give people a constant reminder of where we started, what made us successful. and bring us a little bit of history back home. >> reporter: while the project looks to the past, it also moves toward the future. a future where everyone in the county has a place to live before the affordable housing bond was adopted in01 only 200 low-come units existed. units. 150 will be built here. >> our glgz and goal is to make sure we can house as many people in our community who are h

dustin dorsey, abc7 news . >>> pfizer and modernity are working to get more preteens eligible for thecovid shot. both vaccine makers are expanding the size of their children trials from ages 5 to 11. they need to wear masks in schools. >> at the very least, these young kids can transmit the virus so they can bring it home to other family members. even to young children and to infants, or to older adults that have yet to be vaccinated. children can be a vector. think vaccinating children for their own protection, though we are hearing more cases of children who get the virus. there are still not a lot, but give me a break. do we want to wait until children are dying from this virus before we act upon that? i don't think so. >> dr. ross appeared on our 3:00 show, getting answers. so far california has distributed 43 million vaccines. 24 million people have received at least one dose and more than 21 million are fully vaccinated. you can find this on our homepage at abc7.com. >>> vi onis a plan that will turn around a tough neighborhood as well as the people who make it that way. he want

can you have searee match between conor mcgregor and dustin poirier.es on abc7 at 8:00. tomorrow is the men's wimbledon final, a euro final of italy versus england and on abc7, game three of the nba finals between the suns and bucks. >>> another kind of sport, it is a record, two men broke the seesaw record in concord today. >> three, two, one. >> looking so excited. the pair passed hours at noon, that beats the previous teeter totter record, which i did not know existed set in sacramento in 1971. one of the challengers set the record and has been dreaming about breaking it ever since. apparently it was a tough ride. >> this has been such a struggle, i have a hard time at night. the days are awesome because you are all out cheering us on, supporting us. it is awesome. thank you for all of that. >> chuck and his partner wanted to distract people and give people something to smile about . the record-breaking attempt ran for 10 days. congratulations to them. drew, i have so many questions. >> there is a record for everything. >> i suppose. >>> right now w

at 7:00, there is a ust rematch between conor mcgregor and dustin poirier. and the espys, as we mentioned right here on abc7 at 8:00. tomorrow, it is the men's wilbert and final. the euro final of italy versus england and here on abc7, game three of the nba finals between the sons and the books. >>> to another kind of sport, it is a record, two men broke the seesaw world record in concorde today. >> three, two, one! [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> who knew this was such a big deal? the pair passed 1600 consecutive hours at noontime. that beats the previous teeter talker totter record setback in sacramento in 1971. one of the challengers, chuck walker, said that record and he has been dreaming about beating he s be pretty tough ride it. >> this has been such a struggle that i have a hard time at night. the days are awesome because you are all out cheering us on and supporting us. it is awesome. thank you for all of that! [ laughter ] >> he is his own kind of athlete, right? chuck and his partner wanted distract people and give people something to smile about. th

abc7 reporter dustin dorsey has more. >> reporter: foothill high school has been the command post for the search for 37-year- old philip kreycik all week long. 6 days following his disappearance, law enforcement and fire crews have cleared, but dedicated volunteers remain. his family visited today, after they shared an emotional plea to keep looking for their loved one with abc7 news yesterday. >> i know in my heart of hearts that he is out there out there and alive, waiting for us. >> reporter: among the group of volunteers looking to bring the family piece was a group of kreycik's coworkers , in the clean energy transportation department. they only had limited interactions with him in person, but they are turning their back on their missing teammate. >> he was always a joy to work with, extremely knowledgeable in his field. i speak with our entire team to say we are very lucky to have him to work with. >> he's been a part of the team for about 9 months now, and i know if it was anyone of us, he would be here doing the same thing. i feel very strongly are one team, and we look out fo

this week as dustin dorsey explains, he went back to his hometown to teach what could be the next generationbay area star athletes. >> under the hot summer gilroy, a taste of fall. >> this is where it >> i thought it was an important time, especially after coming back but we just went through coming back to gilroy to do something special. >> reporter: they got kids back to learn about football from others including former football quarterback jeff garcia. is your dad always this intense and energetic quick >> not at all. but when he's out on the field with a lot of people and kids he does get >> as exciting as it was, today was even bigger than sports. the old saying goes is that football is not just about x's and o's, but jimmy's and joe's. after a year of quarantine, these players are excited to be back with friends and fellow athletes once again. >> seeing all these people out here and doing all these drills, having so much fun. >> it was so annoying being inside doing nothing all day. >> is is nice because the pandemic is over. >> it's an opportunity for him to be out there with people h

also in the hunt, jordan spieth is three back and world's number one player dustin johnson is four off the lead. >>> baseball, the giants, best record in the game, doing business at st. louis. a's host cleveland. moving pictures on the late show. >>> pivot to basketball, the usa ladies had a pre-olympic exhibition run against australia. under four minutes left, kayla george, tightrope h-line and bucket. the ozzie's lead by four. final seconds, u.s. down three, brown a stewart to tie it. no, no, no. australia won it 70-57. it was the first win over the americans in 11 years. the u.s. record is 0-2 in exhibition play in las vegas. >>> san francisco. alexander massi allis is headed to his third olympic games. won silver and bronze in foil fencing. left for tokyo today, but this time he's got company. kid sister sabrina is on the team in the women's foil division, and get this -- use their coach? dad here, greg cialis, the longtime olympic coach. talk about all in the family. >> our whole lives, really, we've been looking forward to this. we grew up in this environment where the olympics w

as he took on dustin for a in las vegas, he was unable to continue with 40 or winning by a technical knockout. or gregory has been been twice and the last year by the american who's now set for a lightweight title shot. it sucks. it's brutal, it's, you know, it's not the way you want to see fights and so you know, dust employee a fight for the title and connor's healed and ready to go. you do the rematch, i guess. i don't know for the 1st time in 41 years, australia has a women's wimbledon singles champion after ashley bardy beat, kara lina plesk about when her 2nd grand slam title after soul is start from bardy . the world number one held off a come back to be seated plesk about in profess party and this title victory from the 2019 frank children the most incredible feeling i think i've ever experienced on a tennis court. and there was certainly disbelief. i think of work so hard my whole career with, with my team and with people that made the most to me to try to ease my, my goals in my dreams and to be able to do that. so i was, was incredible. later on sunday, it will be the man

punch and stepped backward he then was carried out of the ring on a stretcher, resulting in a loss to dustineo posted to social media shortly after his operation mcgregor said the surgery went excellent and he was feeling tremendous as he was always poirier's, quote, illegitimate win his agent said he is expected to make a full recovery >> it was a pretty ugly sight having to see that on saturday night. >>> prices at the pump continue to rise here in the u.s. the average gallon of gasoline is now $3.21 that's almost a dollar more than it was at this time last year. but the most expensive city to fill up in right now is san francisco, where gas is $4.39 a gallon the cheapest, baton rouge, louisiana. that'll cost you $2.65 per gallon industry analyst troeby lundberg of the lundberg survey says gas prices should hold steady now that crude oil costs have stopped rising >>> former president barack obama is carrying on a tradition he started in the white house, sharing his summer play list of songs he's been listening to lately it includes a wide range of music spanning different genres and genera

in between those games he came out and later married the film—maker dustin lance black.e was born, changing his world. his career is worthy of a movie. his oscar—winning husband watched it all play out, along with tom's mum debbie. cheering. yes! oh, my god! to have watched tom dedicate his entire self to this for the eight plus years we've been together, you know, i've wanted this for him so badly. and i think tom's probably cried this many times since i've known him. and last night was the most meaningful. god save the queen plays. tom daley had heard his fair share of olympic national anthems. for the boy that grew up on our screens and became a man, this time, finally, the moment was his. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. team gb�*s first gold medal of the tokyo olympics was won by adam peaty, who successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. peaty has not been beaten in the 100—metres breaststroke in major competitions for more than seven years. this report from our sports editor dan roan contains some flashing images. commentator: look at that. no w

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as he took on, dustin warrior in las vegas was unable to continue with poor. you're winning by a technical knock out. mcgregor's been beaten twice in the last year by the american. okay. and that is all your sport pronounced now back to you fully. thank you very much for that far. now the cam film festival has gone green this year. the long overdue commitment includes several measures to offset its carbon footprint. it also launch a new stand alone section focusing on climate change. atocha butler met one of it some bathroom french saw my uncle tia who produced one of the 7 films selected. you documentary big an off follows environmental campaigner malati visa. and as she travels the world to meet other young activists for injectors mario coffee, our produce the film, she says the young people in it give her hope because they have a lot to teach us. they have a lot to say. and just because they're aware of the situation more than older generations and, and because they act, they do things bigger than all the one of a number of films about climate change. the f

the winds falling a little lighter. less than the web lifted. dustin sam, more in the way of humidity, wanted to shout just around the caucasus elsewhere. it is going to be dry, hot and sunny, then dry and sunny too for samaria. all the way showers, they're just around the opium hot is pushing a little further west with macy wanted to showers just around the rift valley as well over the next day or so. but i think as far as southern africa goes, the majority of showers are going to be so still shall, is just around central and northern parts of most and be pushing up to southern areas of trans nice and showers to just around that eastern side of madagascar. but for south africa, it is january dry and sunny over the next couple days cooler than it has been recently temperatures in cape town at around 16 celsius, over the next day or so. and a similar temperature, the portal isabel with a face compelling story without uttering a single word. and knowing a simple times informa leon conventionality of life. witness through the lens of the human eye. if water bias witness documentary on ou

it's sion before he's doomed trilogy. fight against dustin poirier. the irishman last on a dr. stuff edge off is suffering a broken leg at the end of the 1st round. but he has now had successful surgery and believe it will make him stronger than ever. i would never commit to going under the knife unless on the night this happens so much. i have another going in again, exactly what i needed. and what i needed was a titanium shim bone. so now i'm going to cheney, i'm are all gone down the ne, from the need to me angle. the doctor said it's on breakable. i was, and i'm really dining and tammy, as hale and i ran okay, we'll leave it there for now. most policies coming up again a little bit later on. so thanks very much pita and of course you can for all of those stories that we're covering all now desert by log on to our web. fine. that challenges that comes up, takes it through today. so for now in the study, it will be here with more news in a few moments time until the from the news, our safe time at your company. ah ah, ah ah ah, as the world's altro, which ticket johnny leaves

he's up against dustin, a port in the trinity fight on saturday. greg, one that 1st encounter by knockout in 2014 but suffered a shock defeats in the re max shirley this year when he was stopped in the 2nd round. he's about to put things right this time around. this is my bread and bertha . this is what you know, wake me up in the morning with fire and my belly, you know, err errors to correct tactics to prepare for. so it's not a great camp for me or not, not there anymore. very dangerous fighter sitting right here for sure. no doubt, but i see a man shoot you. i'm gonna go ahead. i see a man here in front of me that i've, i defeated and i know i can defeat against the adobe. this is what you and i feel like he's going to go down. he's going to be know what i it was a flu when i'm going to correct it on saturday night. how that were his fault for now i'll be back later with highlights from that joke of it's shop of all me, find out will be and see them are looking forward to it. thank you so much jim, and thanks for watching the, who's our on out

around 40 celsius, the winds falling a little lighter, less than the web lifted. dustin sam more in the way of humidity, wanted to shout just around the caucasus. elsewhere it is going to be dry, hot and sunny, then dry and sunny too for somalia. all the way showers, they're just around the opium. hot as pushing a little further west with macey, one or 2 showers just around the rift valley as well over the next day or so. but i think as far as southern africa goes, the majority of any shower is going to be. so still shall. it's just a round, central and northern parts of most and be pushing up towards southern areas of tenseness and showers. to just around that eastern side of madagascar, but for south africa it is generally dry and sunny over the next couple of days. coolant has been recently temperatures in cape town at around 16 celsius over the next day or so. and a similar temperature. the portal is above the, who's the oh, welcome to portal, your gateway to the very best volunteers there as online content that you may have met. a new program that this through our platforms makes t

we went into it with dustin time, inventory management, which means it was nothing on the shelves. and on top of that, we find disclosure that people having stopped working, they want to go back to work. so you can say that there is not the product available to match all that money been handed to the consumers. and the consequences, quite simple. prices rise and not only do they rise, but they will continue rising until that situation is sorted out at the minimum. but of course the monetary inflation continues. so will it ever get sorted out? i'm afraid that it's actually a very serious situation, and it'll only be a matter, i think of a month or 2, or perhaps even a few weeks before the currency markets begin to reflect the fact that interest rates. we've got a rise in order to protect currencies against the basement that we have seen so far. so i think as far as the fed is concerned, i think they were trying very hard not to precipitate a situation which is already there. but i'm afraid it is, there it is not transient, it is permanent. i'm just going to prove to be screaming exp