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gass got third _ double in tokyo. jacket and gas -- jaco van gass got third place. - jaco van gass gotcores runs all the time. pace and speed that he does it, you look up and suddenly he is 20 not out and you can't really remember a shot he has played. he is that busy and scores that quickly. to be able to bat with him, he's fantastic. he's led from the front again. there's a mouthwatering group in the champions league as last year's finalists manchester city will face a paris saint—germain side now even more powerful with the signing of lionel messi. but, could this player, cristiano ronaldo — the footballer messi has shared the limelight with for more than a decade — be involved too? ronaldo's current club, juventus are willing to sell him during this transfer window. manchester city are said to be considering a deal to bring the former manchester united player back to britain. the full champions league draw is on the bbc sport website. that would be interesting, wouldn't it? both celtic and rangers are through to the europa league group stages, but neither had the greatest of nights

it proved some tussle but van gass edged clear and held his nerve.ere were two more silvers in the cycling forjody cundy who became the first british man to win medals at seven paralympics and for aileen mcglynn and her tandem pilot helen scott. and over at the pool there was soon even more to celebrate. maisie summers—newton was inspired to swim by watching ellie simmonds in 2012. now she was racing against her hero and beating her. simmonds fifth in the individual medley, summers—newton a glorious first. the 19 year—old could hardly believe it, and neither could those watching at her club back in northampton. that�*s her coach in the red. cheering that�*s what it means. it was one of two british golds in barely 20 minutes. five years ago tully kearney was told she would never swim again because of injury. but she defied her doubters in breathtaking fashion. after silver in yesterday�*s 200 metres, it was gold in the 100 in a new world record. itjust doesn�*t get any better. sensational swim for tully kearney! and there was yet another gold for grea

it was a double of a different kind for paratrooper turn paralympians jaco van gass.at it takes to win. she was defending her title in the 100 metre backstroke. and defend it she did, just. it is gold to great britain! she will be back for more medals later in the games. reece dunn won silver two days ago. upgraded to gold here. and a world record as an added bonus. the scottish sprinter got a bronze on the first day of the athletics action. next week, kadeena cox will race there in the 400 metres. her record—breaking efforts already well on track. stuart pollitt, bbc news. great britain up to nine golds now, four of them have come from the pool our reporter rachel latham is in tokyo. she cut up at the stars on top of the podium. she she cut up at the stars on top of the podium-— the podium. she hasn't won two metals here _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo at - the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo at the - the podium. she hasn't won t

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he didn't tolerate the syrians gassing their own people.ss, he said that is our, i'm not putting up with that. he moved heaven and earth to get one american out of a kidnap situation or two. i don't think that president trump would have been afraid to pull triggers all over the place when it comes to military to get american citizens out of afghanistan. what do you say. >> i know that for a fact. i was with him in oval office, i saw president trump in crisis situations, i saw his resolve. you didn't screw around with an american, or we were coming after you, we did it is suleimani and baghdadi. and syrian gas, said you are violating international norms, he was not afraid to do it. he did it. i there was with him and proud to be with him, he was a man of the force. and may not like his tweets, but you had to admire his courages and how he made his decisions which is hard. mark: it think we would take his tweets over what we're seeing today, i'll be right back. better by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you'

jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint.were trailing china, but somehow cundy turned it round. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! ijust had to choose the point to absolutely go for it and put everything i've got into that whole lap and see where it brings us out. and i'm so glad. i literally gave everything i had. because we won by one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous. it's been some games for britain's track cyclists. they've won six gold medals in total. and tonight, over at the athletics stadium, others were following their example. in the 100 metres, a new star was born. 21—year—old thomas young winning gold on his paralympic debut. there was also gold in the women's 100. sophie hahn once again showing her brilliance on the biggest stage. in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19, but already a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than f

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jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint.omehow cundy turned it round. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! ijust had to choose the point to absolutely go for it and put everything i've got into that whole lap and _ everything i've got into that whole lap and see where it brings us out. and i'm _ lap and see where it brings us out. and i'm so — lap and see where it brings us out. and i'm so glad. i literally gave everything i had. because we won by one tenth _ everything i had. because we won by one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous _ one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous.— one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous. �* , , ,., , one tenth of a second. it was ridiculous. �* , , , ., ridiculous. it's been some games for britain's track _ ridiculous. it's been some games for britain's track cyclists. _ they've won six gold medals in total. and tonight, over at the athletics stadium, others were following their example. in the 100 metres, a new star was born. 21—year—old thomas young winning gold on h

some of them are gassed. that's what the game is about. you are to find the next key. where is it coming from? you never give up. >> you never want condition canning to be the issue. you work so hard in the off-season and you work so hard in training camp. no reason to be tired. can't get tired. the best players that i have played with are the best about conditioned athletes. >> always. >> here we go. further and five. keep you're eye on the quarterback. perkins, working left, under durress, he moves the rush. he will run for it and he lungs. gave it to him. down inside the ten yard line. vickers had a shot at him in the back field and it's first and goal l.a. with a a good individual effort. he picked out of the sack from vickers. he hoos two arms on him. great effort. >> yeah. under a minute to go. time-out, rams. it's one of the hardest things to do physically is to rush the passer late in the game. you have a 300 pound tackle block. >> right in. >> and you have to chase the quarterback around and go back and do it again. it's hard, it's one of the most difficult th

we saw world records this morning, jaco van gass and fin - morning, jaco van gass and fin graham brokeursuit. it was jaco van gass who took the gold and fin graham who is only 21 years old to the silver medal. jody cundy had to settle for silver because spain broke the world record and took the gold medal. flan broke the world record and took the gold medal-— broke the world record and took the old medal. . , ., , ., , ., gold medal. can you update us on the covid-19 just a data son covid—19. yes, we have seen seven positive cases, there is a mixture of athletes, support staff and coaches, but we had andrew parsons, the president of the international paralympic the international pa ralympic committee, the international paralympic committee, say in the opening ceremony that they are making these games as safe as possible, they are in the athletes, they are in a controlled environment, they are testing every day, we are here on the ground, and we do feel safe, we are doing tests ourselves and we are not coming into any interaction with the public. not coming into any interaction with the

. >> kohl's ceo michelle gass.ored plans to move into department stores not necessarily a place you want to be today, if you're nordstrom, but that's the stock i'm watching's talking to the ceo of nordstrom later about the results, the company says were good rate guidance, good. key metric, retail earnings now, comps versus 2019 pre-pandemic and most retailers showing growth dick's i would say, a juxtaposition today. up a lot blowout earnings 45% sales growth over 2019 levels nordstroms didn't have growth over 2019 levels >> so much of it as you heard from michelle gass, competing with amazon. doing it well or not, a number of companies figured it out. best buy another one talked about showrooming, pushed them off a mistake. kohl's able to compete and you mentioned dick's starting good as well. other names not quite as competitive and may have suffered as a result. >> michelle gass saying we're not a department store not in malls and focused on -- focused on athleisure, isathleia sapora inventories are low. supply

picking _ is an achievement but jaco van gass picking up— is an achievement but jaco van gass pickingworld this time but also her— from around the world this time but also her team—mates, as well. maybe newton— also her team—mates, as well. maybe newton summers and grace harvey both went faster— newton summers and grace harvey both went faster than ellie in the heat this morning. ellie is going into the final— this morning. ellie is going into the final in— this morning. ellie is going into the final in six position because from _ the final in six position because from around the world we have the ukrainian _ from around the world we have the ukrainian who broke the world record and the _ ukrainian who broke the world record and the paralympic record and is going _ and the paralympic record and is going into — and the paralympic record and is going into the final ranked number one. going into the final ranked number one it _ going into the final ranked number one it witt— going into the final ranked number one. it will be a very tough ask ettie _ one. it will be a very tough ask ellie

i was on the train of iranians, gassed by the rockies. and the chemical components came from the united states. at the very time the, your rumsfeld was meeting for doubt. you were meeting with saddam hussein. i think we have some video that of that meeting. tell me what was going on during this is where did you get this video from the iraqi? tell him this is from iraqi television. when did they give it to you recently, or then we've dug this out of the sea and in library, i see. isn't that interesting? there i am with the our war on terror begins without data. but it does not in this war on terror is irrational. it's like saying a war and when the serious pro office launched his investigation into the crimes that we were uncovering, it turned out that many of these arms deals had been forced through by tony blair personally. he's a dedicated arm salesman. and once you start a war. ready you open a kind of pandora's box, you don't control and it controls you today. good dennis and mad did is the bad better is that those in yemen who the un

jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint.oh, it's unbelievable! well, it's been some cap games for britain's track cyclists, they've won six gold medals in total. and tonight, over at the athletics stadium, others were following their example. in the 100 metres, a new star was born. 21—year—old thomas young winning gold on his paralympic debut. there was also gold in the women's100. sophie hahn once again showing her brilliance on the biggest stage. in the pool there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19, but already a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. england's cricketers have pulled off a stunning victory in the third test against india. they took eight wickets this morning to win by an innings and 76 runs — and level the series 1—1. here's adam wild. in

international affairs common had motto, gassing told us to those people named the documents could face reprisals from the taliban. clearly significant in terms of the attitude of those. busy who failed to destroy those documents. it's also significant for those whose names are only documents because obviously they are off in some danger from those who see them as traces or allies of the enemy. so i would say yes, definitely worry for those people on those lists. well, it could be a collective cowardice of people who simply ran looking after their own interest. but it could be a collective payday out there some times. the main cause they couldn't, obviously, will be for those people on those lists to have got out that's they're the ones who phase, the consequences, not the ones who didn't care enough to hide their names. i think that they're more endangered from the families of those who lost relative to the u. k. and us forces, i mean those are the people who will want revenge in the culture of the area. so those are the straight entry where these documents have ended up. as far as the

report, residential buildings are the source of around one fifth of all greenhouse gasses emitted globallyroup in europe is trying out a way to retrofit older homes and buildings to make them energy neutral. newshour weekend special correspondent willem marx reported from the netherlands for our ongoing series "peril & promise: the challenge of climate ange." >> reporter: anton and joke toone have called this apartment in the dutch city of den haag home for the last 40 years. and not much changed until last summer, when a whole new facade was added to their building with thick insulation and triple glazed windows, making their apartment much warmer, they say, anenergy efficient. it's one of more than 6,000 homes that have gotten a new climate-friendly energy retrofit based on ideas from a not-for- profit called enerigesprong. >> we always had in mind that buying a retrofit as easy as buying a new kitchen in ikea. this is one of the oldest... >> reporter: ron van erck is a co-founder of energiesprong or energy jump. it works with regulators, banks and entrepreneurs to plan how best to retro

jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint, with just one lap to go they wereurned it round in breathtaking fashion. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! britain ending the track cycling events on the highest of highs. meanwhile in the athletics, a new star was born. 21—year—old thomas young producing the performance of his life to win the 100 metres. and there was also gold in the women's100. sophie han retaining her title from rio, and once again showing her brilliance on the biggest stage. in the pool there was another gold for maisie summers—newton in the breaststroke — just 19 but already a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day undoubtedly belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final. imagine what he'll do if he actually wins it. yes, what a performance from will bayley. he will be hoping to retain his paralympic title in tomorrow's final. i can tell you, there has been another gold medal for britain in the pool in the mixed f

i'm gassed, yeah. not a bad month for her at all. that is all of your sport for now.ut has triggered a state of emergency in parts of new york state. lebo diseko reports. it was meant to be a celebration of new york's triumph over the worst of the pandemic. at this star—studded concert, it was mother nature who stole the show. thousands of people told to leave for their own safety. please pay close attention to the following safety message. due to approaching severe weather, all persons should move quickly and calmly to the nearest exit. flash flooding has already hit, with up to six inches of rain and winds of up to 75 mph expected. the new york state governor is urging people to move to higher ground. new yorkers, please take this storm seriously. i know it's short notice. think super storm sandy. that was a category one. this is a category one. a state of emergency has been declared in parts of new york and around six million people in long island, connecticut and massachusetts are under a hurricane warning. trying to ready themselves for an event that on this part

especially when it comes to the fate of women and girls and f gassed. and so that's question one. if you want to, i can give you the other ones which are great. ok. so number 2, i'm curious about you started off by saying that the state department is urging the embassy has urged americans in a couple to not come to the airport for evacuation to shelter in place. but as we've discussed in this room, there are tens of thousands of americans, probably dual citizens who are spread across afghanistan, who have no ability to get to the airport in cobble in the 1st place. so what plan are, what assurances can the united states offer them that they will not be left there since they can't get to cobble to even try to come to the airport? 3rd, when the secretary spoke to president gunny on saturday, i'm curious if he knows where president gunning was at that time. and if he was aware that president gunny was about to was either going to leave the country or at least step down from government. let me take those and turn again, we have made very clear, abundantly clear to the toilet on and on

one of them came in the velodrome thanks to a new world record ride from jaco van gass, while swimmers maisie summers—newton both smashed records on their way to gold, as stuart pollitt reports... 13 years ago at 13 years old, ellie simmonds became a swimming sensation at the beijing games. now 26, she is in herfourth paralympics 0lympics in herfourth paralympics olympics and an inspiration to a new generation. but idols can quickly become rivals. simmons is a hero to her british team—mate, maisie summers—newton. summer is a hero to her british team—mate, maisie summers—newton. sommers newton, who watched simmons as a ten—year—old at london 2012 now left her in her wake. i5 london 2012 now left her in her wake. , ., ., , ., ., , wake. is going to be gold for maisie summers-newton! _ wake. is going to be gold for maisie summers-newton! simmons - wake. is going to be gold for maisiel summers-newton! simmons outside wake. is going to be gold for maisie - summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at summers-newton! simmons outside the medals- at home — summers-newton! simmons outside the

high didn't tolerate the syrian gassing their own people, he could have said that is none of our, heess. he moved heaven and earth to get one or two americans out of a kidnap situation, i don't think that president trump would have been afraid to pull triggers all over the place to get american citizens out of afghanistan. what do you say? >> i know that for a fact. i was with him in oval office, i saw president trump in crisis situations, i saw his resolve, you didn't screw around with an american or we would come after you, i saw it a lot of times with baghdadi and soleimani and the nerve gas used by syrians, you said you are violating international norms, he was not afraid do it. he did it. i was there with him, and proud to be with him, he was a man of force. and may not like his tweets but had to admire his courage and how he made decisionses which were hard. mark: i think we'll take his tweets over what we see today, i'll be right back. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affor

was set in the team sprint and that was set in the team sprint and that was kid dean cox, jacco van gass, , record got another medal for great britain. ., ,, i. , . —— levee. -- levee. -- x-ray. the headlines on bbc news... the us hits back against islamic state in afghanistan with a drone strike — following thursday's deadly attack at kabul airport. meanwhile, the uk's evacuation in afghanistan reaches its final stages — the head of britain's armed forces says it's been a success: a recipe for covid chaos — government plans for schools are criticised by education unions who fear a rise in coronavirus infections. looking ida has brought heavy wins looking ida has brought heavy wins and vain into cuba as it heads into the gulf of mexico. winds at 80 mph and torrential rain, the western coast of cuba the first place hurricane ida makes landfall. flash floods and mudslides also expected injamaica and the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst. she's expected to become extremely dangerous when she hits the southern united states this weekend. it's going to travel over some extraord

in tokyo, jaco van gass becomes paralympic champion in the men's c3 3000m individual pursuit, beatingmate fin graham by little more than a second. the eating disorder charity beat say there's been a significant increase in people asking for help with a binge eating disorder in the uk. normally once a day. can be, maybe, one to two times a day. it is a daily battle, yeah, i am at a point where i am desperate. i desperately want help. if it's something you've experienced, do let me know your own experiences and how long you have been waiting for mental health treatment — email — anonymously if you prefer victoria@bbc.co.uk — or message me on instagram and coming up this hour... the reading and leeds festivals are back this weekend. pop—up vaccine clinics are being set up at both events in an effort to increase take—up in festival—goers huge crowds are still gathering at the gates of kabul airport despite warnings by britain and the united states about threats of a terror attack there. military commanders are warning that jihadis from the islamic state group may carry out suicide bombing

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women and children have been gassed, they've been whipped and stabbed. many evacuees have been forced to pay tens of thousands of dollars to hire private military contractors to escort them to the airport and just yesterday, jen psaki angrily claimed it was irresponsible to say americans are stranded in afghanistan. but just 24 hours later she said, of course, some americans will be left behind after the august 31st deadline. you've got to be kidding. we are going to leave americans behind? you decide. >> most of the criticism is not of leaving afghanistan, it is the way he has ordered it to happen, by pulling the troops before getting these americans who are now stranded. does he have sense of that? >> first of all, i think it's irresponsible to say americans are stranded. they are not. >> if one american is saying i really want to get out and i'm stuck, somewhere in afghanistan or kabul, would this trigger a thing to get to that person out, whatever the date? >> our commitment continues to be to u.s. citizens. if they want to leave, we will help them g

because burning fossil fuels literally puts these heat-trapping gasses into the atmosphere.est it's been in at least 800,000 years. and the last time there was this much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the sea levels were about-20 feet higher. so, that's the trajectory that we're on, right now. and that's the one that we have to find a way to get ourselves off of. >> well, jennifer frances, thank you for educating us. we appreciate you joining. >> happy to do it, anytime. thank you. >> thank you. >>> just hours away from the big vote on president biden's trillion-dollar infrastructure package. more on that, next. p from sleep? because a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help increase energy and improve recovery. and it keeps you at your best all day long. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing. and it helps keep you asleep by sensing your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. proven quality sleep is life-changing sleep. only from sleep number. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind i

also at the velodrome, a world record was set in the team sprint and that was kadeena cox, jaco van gass of the medal table. go to bbc.com/paralympics. hurricane ida has brought heavy rain and winds to western cuba as it heads into the gulf of mexico. the us national hurricane center says ida is likely to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane when it makes landfall in louisiana. gail maclellan reports. winds at 80mph and torrential rain, the western coast of cuba the first place hurricane ida makes landfall. flash floods and mudslides also expected injamaica and the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst. she's expected to become extremely dangerous when she hits the southern united states this weekend. it's going to travel over some extraordinarily warm water, over an area we call the loop current. it basically is a superhighway of incredibly warm water all the way to the shores of louisiana, and along the way, that's just going to feed energy into the storm and they're expecting rapid intensification of the storm. right now, it is 80 miles per hour. well, they expect it t

facebook found message that says all members are in the tunnels, sealed in and gassed. >> first of allleague, thank you for being here. >> good to be here, ari. >> this is a more than a d.c. story, it does suggest that it leads to some of these people as your reporting shows were up to no good in advance. walk us through what you found. >> this is just a big giant flapping red flag that this red operator noticed and tipped the fbi about it. this website, washingtontunnels.com. it had a bunch 1st, you see all these clicks from all across the country, the west coast and ohio and florida, and he noticed the red flag. he seeing traffic of a volume and complexion of which he's not used to seeing. he knew january 6th was coming. he was listening to what you and i were listening to. he flagged the fbi. u.s. capitol police told me, they got the tip from fbi and they did raise it to leadership. the senate report flags it as a warning side and not properly read. >> yeah, i think you raised an important there. i work briefly in the capitol when i was working in u.s. senate, you are around there n

we had a client who was tear gassed, her and her toddler, we had another client who was beaten by the. we have clients who are pregnant and just been waiting for hours and hours with no hope. just unclear as to whether they will in fact get into the airport. that is the current situation. at night time, there is a curfew, and there are many afghans, including our clients, that are sleeping outside the gates and hoping that the americans let the men and that they can get on to flights to safety. >> you said that the biden administration was caught short. and what's way have they come up short in assisting these folks who, as you said, helped america in their efforts in the war of afghanistan, and where do they need to do in this moment to speed up this process so people are not sleeping outside on the ground hoping someone will open the door in the morning? >> as soon as that -- as soon as the abiding administration announced that there would be a military withdrawal from afghanistan, organizations like iraq and others made it clear that any sort of military withdrawal would put those

that means we need to make major changes to cut greenhouse gasses and this is a crucial global targetrreversible change for centuries in our climate. at 2 degrees celsius warming we could see those extremes reach above what we can tolerate for our health as well as agriculture. we will likely see more intense rainfall, drought, sea level rise as well as more. we just saw last week that in the oroville, they hit the water level so low they had to turn off the hydro electric water power generator there and so the water levels are dropping at an alarming rate there. we are running out of water here. we've seen these fires intensify and burn more acres. this, of course, a really dark we don't take immediate action. bcbayarea.com. back to you. >>> the dixie fire, it is now the second largest fire in state history. it now spans the area the size larger actually than the city of los angeles. so far, those flames have scorched nearly 490,000 acres. cal fire says at least 400 homes and other structures have burn down, including hundreds in greenville. that town destroyed by the fire last week.

. >> reporter: as the marchers crossed the bridge, they were brutally beaten and tear gassed by alabamacal police. bloody sunday, broadcast around the world, providing johnson the political momentum he needed to urgently get the voting rights legislation back in play. >> there is no negro problem. there is no southern problem. there is no northern problem. there is only an american problem. >> reporter: the voting rights act passed about five months later and was signed into law on august 6, 1965, forbidding racial discrimination in voting. and martin luther king's son, martin luther king iii was here leading a march to remind people that blacks did have a constitutional right to vote. it was the state laws that appeared neutral but were actually restrictive to get black voters to count jelly beans or pay a penalty. that's why he says the voting rights must include the john lewis voting rights act to restore some of those provisions. one person we didn't see, reverend jesse jackson. he is recovering, battling covid with his wife. i've been in touch with family members and they say both

and he said, he tells milani his plan about how on election night is going to have the plane all gassed up and if they lose he's not giving is, he's taken his speech, nothing, they will go to monaco and is going to be in his talks and -- tuxedo and to live like kings in monaco for a few days. melania erupts in laughter to the point where it kind of takes some of the people at the table off guard a little bit, a little bit awkward. trump says what's so funny? she kind of catches her breath and said donald, no one goes to monaco in november. but then you have liked trump worried about losing privately and publicly claiming fraud. i do think it is, you know, i don't think it's purely cynical. i don't think he fully believes it. i have sorted seen him run through these, through the cycle, but certainly at the end of the day he doesn't think, he's going to protect his brand, and republican leaders know in congress, you see them. they think there's something to this, right, that trump didn't win, they know that by d.c. a way to energize the base, using election security issues as what to ener

melania and other people and tells melania the plan on how election night he will have the plane all gassedf he's going to lose, east not giving speech and come up and going to monaco and in tux, live like kings in mÓnaco for a few days and melania erupts in laughter to the point where it takes some of the other people at the table off guard a little bit, little bit awkward. >> what's so funny? no one goes to monaco in november. but there you have trump worried about losing privately and publicly claiming fraud. i don't think it's purely cynical. i don't think he fully believes it. i've seen him through the cycles. at the end of the day, he does think it's, you know, even to protect his brand and republican leaders know in congress, you see them feeding into it. you think that there's something to this that trump didn't win. they know that. but they see a way to energize, using election security issues as a way to energize the base heading in 2022 and beyond. >> okay. one of the things that i thought of when i was reading the book was that clearly you had solid relationships with a lot of s

those images of alabama state troopers beating and gassing john lewis. he's one in the backpack, and his fellow protesters, both horrified and galvanized americans and their politicians. the landmark voting rights act passed just five months after bloody sunday, and its provisions held for half a century until the hard right conservatives on the u.s. supreme court made their idiotic decision to throw out its provision requiring certain historically discriminatory parts of the country to get pre-clearance from the justice department before making any changes that affect voting. to quote the late justice ruth bader ginsburg in her dissent, throwing out pre-clearance when it has worked and is continuing to work to stop discriminatory changes is like throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm because you're not getting wet. that's what the john lewis voting rights act seeks to restore and even expand, those pre-clearance provisions that would force states like georgia and texas to get permission from the federal government before enforcing restrictive voting

the last time john lewis was on the edmund pettis bridge he was beaten brutally and tear gassed alongg and others, we were there. we were surprised as he got out of his car, with his body already in pain from cancer and stood on that bridge and we held him up and we accepted the responsibility of protecting a law that is being dismantled. so we are marching next saturday, gathering at 8 a.m. at h and 15th, marching past black lives matter plaza, past the white house to the mall where the capitol will be in our background because the battle today is having the senate deal with filibuster, putting the pressure on the senate. we're not just commemorating what happened in '63, we are talking about where the battleground is now and that is the capitol. you can go to www.nationalactionnetwork.net and reserve a seat on one of the buses around the country that are free or tell us you're coming in your own way, but we must protect our right to vote intergenerational, interracial, all sexual orientations, let's march together and save this democracy. we'll be right back. and one we explore one

highway 50 up to myers are on edge under evacuation warnings tonight many families are getting ready, gassingrs and packing up in case they need to leave in a hurry. louisiana bracing for hurricane ida when it could make landfall and the warning for officials to prepare for the worst then one unvaccinated north bay teacher more than two dozen coronavirus infections the incident could bolster the argument for vaccinating educators now first, though east bay congressman eric swalwell holds an in person town hall meeting to discuss the crisis in afghanistan. as well as the ongoing pandemic but not everyone eric swalwell hn person town hall since the start of the pandemic his office has taken on thousands of immigration cases in the last two weeks to help afghan refugees ktvu magus joins us live now from castro valley and emma, the congressman faced supporters and critics as well. yes andre congressman swalwell said he's taken on 6000 cases to assist afghan refugees and coming to the bay area and some of their relatives were at a town hall tonight and press the congressman on one help you realist

carvana hitting the gassed today, the online auto sale up as much as 10% earlier in the day after postingndemic-related demand for cars has been showing no sign of slowing down, the stock is up by 2.5%. no green lights, though, for zyngaed today. losing the game with investors after warning of a slowdown in gaming. right now zynga's down almost 18%. and another one that's having a tough day is fireeye getting burned birdies appointing results -- by disappointing results. 14-cent loss in the second quarter, missing estimates. the estimate was for a 9-cent profit. the stock getting hammered down $3, so that's about 16.5%. >>> all right, we've been waiting for this, let's get back to grady. if you need to cool off in august, no problem. there are private pool-sharing apps, and one in particular that is really taking off. it's a saw start-up called swimply, and it allows swimmers to rent out private pools by the hour, and the host makes a profit in doing so. you know, you have more and more americans looking to spend time with family and friends outdoors, maybe a little privacy as well. you h

maybe not directly related to the industry itself, but people were gassing up at fuel staigs as far -- fuel station as far away as lafayette, and they were running out of gas. it will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next few days and which systems and which industries are affected most by hurricane ida which is just sort of getting started especially in these more heavily populate r&d areas like baton rouge and new orleans. >> jeff, thank you so much for that. we're going to keep checking in with you, get dry while you can. appreciate that live report. damaging gusty winds an heavy rainfall are hitting louisiana as ida batters that area and for a more detailed look we're going to go to the national hurricane center director, ken graham. thank you for joining us for this discussion. how much of this is left now? as i understand it, we're only beginning to see the impact of this. >> yeah, absolutely. just because we made landfall doesn't mean we're done with this yet because the hurricane force winds will still continue to move north. it will stretch 50 miles out from

gassing exports. so, really all three regions are a little bit vulnerable here to this loss of capacity. >> so, we've seen a lot of shortages crop up for various supply chain shortages are we going to see a repeat of that >> from the refiners perspective and the terminals, i don't think so there's roughly 8 million barrels of extra inventory in the u.s. gulf coast above what would be a minimum level u.s. east coast is a little bit tighter, but 8 million barrels of capacity, that could cover this outage for a couple of weeks, let's say so, at the refinery level, we're probably okay. at the terminal level, we're okay the question we always have is is there panic buying. that's what happened when we had the cyber attack, the ransomware attacks and other things where people start filling up their gas tanks. there really is no call for that there is no shortage now, and there doesn't need to be a shortage over the next few weeks. >> i understand that one of the things we're waiting to find out is just how