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 had the confidence in his, glover had the confidence in his men and washington had confidence in the marbleheaders. if washington was the indispensable man of the revolution it's the marble headers which were the indispensable men of the revolution . >> margo asked a great question which i'd like to hear your thoughts on about the training. when it comes into shaping the ability of this wonderful regiment . was it life experience, was it the experience they had coming in long before the war broke out? how were they taught if there was more to it to effectively see be the regiment make it became. >> the men were had undergone training as a militia unit. prior to the war where they would train in the ground and around marblehead. not necessarily taken very seriously because they go right to the tavern afterwards and drank punch and grog after the training. but it was really what forged these men as what and l'engle said is arguably

a new, glover is made general., he's part of, he commands a new brigade and they form a new regiment but many of the men take to the sea. in many cases many of the captains, the great captains have become part of the continental navy on family and their some of the greatest fighting captains of bo the revolutionary war and the book is filled with an incredible scene of ship to ship fighting, also ships that are in some cases rotting tubs and these men have to make repairs on the fly they have to make their way to a small co- and there's hardly anybody there and they have to drag logs out of there to makemasks and everything else. it's quite an extraordinary story of american ingenuity . many of them become privateers. unlike washington's navy where they were members of the army that were really at sea. these are individuals that are private, that are also earning a commission, slightly different but they're working in the employ of the massachusetts government in many cases . many of them die including glover's son

the army was closer and closer to annihilating the american army washingtone decis to escape john glover basically gather all of the boat to manhattan and they man those boats and they fairy the army across the east river. this is not an easy task the east river at the time is whirling the wind isn't cooperating and on top of that a loyalist sees what's happening and send an enslaved individual in her household to the british lines to inform that the americans are escaping this individual wanders upon soldiers who speak german and they're not able to understood where he's trying to say unfortunately but americans are evacuating he doesn't know until a couple of hours that he had to pull off the greatest retreat in american history in a world history and they man the boats and as a man the boat the wind does not cooperate in the tides are her renders. there is something very special about these men, they have worked together for years at the grand banks fishing the grand banks the most treacherous waters in the world what makesth them unique is arguably the first regiment in the united st

later a trend for john glover washington asked glover, can you bring us across the river?the story about that, my boys have got it and they had it. he knew he have that confidence, glover had the confidence his men in washington had confidence in the marvel headers. as i said earlier, if washington was the indispensable man of the revolution, marvel headers with the indispensable men of the onrevolution. >> margo has a great question about the training, what is in the ability of this wonderful regiment, was itif fishing, the experience they had coming in before the war broke out? how do they effectively be the regiment that they became? >> the men had undergone training as a militia unit where they would train in the ground in and around marvel head and it was not necessarily taken seriously because they would go right to the tavernbe "afterwar" and drink punch after the training but it was these men as what is said arguably the greatest fighting unit ever to take arms in the united states, their experience prior to the war and his merchants where they had toha battle not

glover's men push them across and against all odds a conductor the retreat. at that time the wind changed in the favor of americans and glover's men could transport the army across the east river and almost onees dozen times against all odds and as dawn was coming a miraculous fog appeared and screened the movements of the army and they delivered nearly 10000 men delivered to safety. so the british land again those marble headers take a stand and hear that washington is when the british are attacking he is frozen in time somebody literally has to bring him out of the battle as the british are advancing towards him hundreds of yards away. marble headers make a stand as the army melts away the marble headers make a desperate stand and then they could reform with a small victory. the marble headers are involved in some interesting operations during this time period where they conduct raids but the marble headers in many ways are a precursor to special operations units we know today. they are doing things that are special and extraordinary with fire ships prior t

he turned tona john glover to create a navy. and then ev which is preposterous, basically to take a fishing boat, the hannah, 74 tons, and somehow take on the greatest navy in the world. that's exactly what they did and they attacked british ships. the story of the needy is extraordinary. some of the most colorful captains in american history, the red dragon that has an incredible sense of humor. martindale who decides to outfit the gun spends a lavish amount of money but then immediately captured by the british and martindale spells out the crew to the british. martindale is an amazing story. they put his crew in irons into the navy vessel and is freed with some of the officers making his way when he is imprisoned as well by the british navy but somehow escapes on foot and makes his way down the east coast all the way to washington but the grand tale of the her rolex in the process. then goes on to fight again. there are so many amazing stories within the navy itself, they attacked canada without authorization, there is a mutin

the indispensable's and john glover is a self-made man. the french and indian war, a cobbler and also a bartender and with the money he makes from bartending and probably shoes, he is able to buy a ship and then more ships and he built a fleet and becomes a wealthy man through trading and marvel head, fortunes are made on fish. caught is commodity and marvel head and its a third of the economy in massachusetts in 1774. they fish the grant by the grant by some of the most treacherous waters in the world, it's icy, thousands of miles away from boston for the sale up and fish, they gatherut fish and it's a le and death situation against these giant waves and storms but they are working together and marvel head, it's a diverse community, it has native americans, three african-americans, hispanic americans, these individuals are ahead of their time in many ways, progressive for its time. many of the men in the indispensable's are abolitionist, they are at the forefront of american civil rights before there were civil rights and they were pushin

when glover road to glory in 2016, it looked _ the title!road to glory in 2016, it looked as if— the title! when glover road to glory in 2016, it looked as if she'd - in 2016, it looked as if she'd reached the peak of her career. another olympic gold to add to her first in london. retiring on a high, she raised a family, a buoy and a twin girl and she raised a family, a buoy and a twin girland buoy she raised a family, a buoy and a twin girl and buoy followed. priorities have changed. it was announced that the tokyo games would be postponed. mum announced that the tokyo games would be postponed-— be postponed. mum is going to go to the olympics- _ be postponed. mum is going to go to the olympics- say — be postponed. mum is going to go to the olympics. say well _ be postponed. mum is going to go to the olympics. say well done, - be postponed. mum is going to go to i the olympics. say well done, mummy! a bit disappointing today, it was tough from the start. they gave it their all, tough from the start. they gave it theirall, but tough from the

i must ask you about helen glover - going for a - about helen glover — going for a third olympic medall — there she is winning the gold in rio — what about her chances tomorrow in the heat after coming back after having three children? what do you think we can expect from helen? because in a way, she doesn't know what to expect either, does she? w know what to expect either, does she? . , know what to expect either, does she? ., , ., . , know what to expect either, does she? ., . , she? no, it is an incredible story and she's— she? no, it is an incredible story and she's already _ she? no, it is an incredible story and she's already - _ she? no, it is an incredible story and she's already - lots - she? no, it is an incredible story and she's already - lots of- she? no, it is an incredible story| and she's already - lots of people and she's already — lots of people have said she's already made history, we've never had a mother coming to the rowing team and compete in the olympics before. she's already done what no one else is done byjust starting tomorrow, but we know helen well and she

glover is a proud california native. he grew up in pomona, ontario, studied at cal poly san luis obisbo and joins us now from nasa in houston. victor glover. welcome to the issue is and on behalf of all the people of california. we are so proud of you. thank you for your service, alex. thank you. it is great to be here. thank you very much. all right. so after six months on the international space station, you're now back on earth had a little bit of time to adjust. what's it like being home? oh, it's great. i tell you. what, uh, being home is great, you know, partly being able to share more in depth with my family about what it was like to be there. i've had some time to process. it's been really great these two months and i also at the time to take a little vacation just to spend time with my family. and so that has been really great. well let's talk about how you became that man growing up here in california, ontario, pomona, cal poly san luis obispo big wrestling. or football player sports had a big influence on you,

helen glover and her partner polly swann came fourth in the women's pair. year. from tokyo, here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. is she going to be the first to claim an olympic c1 title? her passion for paddling began atjust five. today it was time for mallory franklin to ride the biggest wave of nerves. this was a cracking run with just one small mistake. and that is a fabulous performance. and back at lea valley, where she trains, her family knew just how good it was. cheering golden girl. here she goes... 0nly her nemesis, the all—conquering jess fox, could now snatch the gold. franklin's wait for her fate was a white knuckle ride in itself. it is going to fox. happy tears from the australian, on the event's 0lympic debut for women. but franklin's great leap for silver was one great leap for women's sport. it can mean so much for people and i hope that people see it now as an event that's really high class, there was some amazing paddling out there. so, silver success here, then, but away from canoe slalom, it's been a day of hits and near mis

afterwards, glover confirmed this would be her last games.ar. the way we've attacked this project has been really exceptional. and i couldn't be prouder of her and what we have done together. yeah, it's been a special ride. ijust want to say, logan, kit and bo, i love you so much. you've been the inspiration. i never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until you guys came along. especially kit and bo in the lockdown. ijust want to say that you can do anything you want to do, and trying and failing is no problem, as long as you try. and there was soon more heartbreak. the lightweight women's double sculls, with britain third from the top, in a quite extraordinary finish. commentator: the italians are coming through. - the dutch are out. and it willjust be looking like italy, france. they were initially shown as a joint third but later squeezed out of bronze by 100th of a second. britain's fifth fourth—placed finish in the rowing. the word frustration doesn't come close. elsewhere, the pole vaulter sam kendricks, seen here winning the worl

with one of the people who knows helen glover are based.— helen glover are based.e based. yes, she knows her well, we are _ helen glover are based. yes, she knows her well, we are joined - helen glover are based. yes, she knows her well, we are joined by| helen glover are based. yes, she i knows her well, we are joined by our knows her well, we arejoined by our double olympic gold medallist, you won them both in the boat with helen. have you been awake all night? helen. have you been awake all niuht? ,, , ,., ., ., , ., night? super proud of what they have done. the night? super proud of what they have done- they have _ night? super proud of what they have done. they have had _ night? super proud of what they have done. they have had an _ night? super proud of what they have done. they have had an amazing - done. they have had an amazing journey, — done. they have had an amazing journey, and it is a different journey— journey, and it is a different journey from the one me and helen went on— journey from the one me and helen went on but— journey from the one me and

but if helen glover has had some journey, so has her partner.tor during lockdown. while still training for tokyo. ijust remember thinking, i had the skills to help. i wanted to help, and there's something a bit bigger than sport at hand at the moment. and i was staying at my parents' and there was a rowing machine in the hallway, there was a bike in my mum and dad's garden shed. how much respect do you each have for what the other one has done? personally i can understate the respect that i have for polly. i think it's phenomenal. to represent your country in a sport is one thing, but to actually back that up with action in actively helping your country, is another. i think she's going to make me cry! i felt like i was going to cry in that bit! well, expect plenty more emotion if they can follow up their european title this year with the biggest title of all. for us to end up in a boat together is just, for me, it's the fairy tale story. and that's why we love sport. we go out to see what we can do against the rest of the world, and who knows wh

helen glover and polly swann finished fourth in the race. gb's matt coward—holley in men's trap shooting.....britain's 17th medal of the tokyo olympics... he is, the world and european champion, but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his first 10 targets. the briton recovered with 14 successive hits to, climb into the bronze medal position. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. president biden is expected to announce that federal workers will soon be required to confirm they are vaccinated — orface more testing. the numbers of coronavirus cases are rising with the director of the us national public health agency. the cdc, saying cases have increased over 300% nationally since mid—june. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. there's a growing sense of urgency. about half the population is fully vaccinated, but infection rates are rising, the delta variant is spreading rapidly, and the number ofjabs in arms is still much lower thanjoe

but if glover has had some journey, so has a partner.n sport at hand at the moment. and i was staying at my parents' and there was a row machine in the hallway, there was a wattbike in my mum and dad's garden shed. my mum was pretty pleased when lockdown was over, i was going back home down here, and all the equipment could be out of her house! how much respect do you each have for what the other one has done? personally i can't overstate the respect that i have for polly. i think it's phenomenal. to represent your country in a sport is one thing, but to actually back that up with action in actively helping your country is another. i think she's going to make me cry. i felt like i was going to cry in that bit. oh, my god. helen, how do i follow that? well, expect plenty more emotion if they can follow up their european title this year with the biggest title of all. for us to end up in a boat together isjust, for me it's the fairy tale story, and that's why we love sport. we go out to see what we can do against the rest of the world, and

glover who won gold in 26 he was aiming to become the first british woman to win a three olympics.e team on twitter — i'm @kacungira well, friday brought quite a nasty spell of weather to some south—western and southern areas of the uk. gale—force winds around coasts briefly. they were very, very strong indeed, brought by storm evert. you can see on the satellite picture here thunderstorms and heavy showers inland, generally a really changeable day, but the weather has now shifted into the southern north sea. it's approaching parts of germany and denmark. behind it, you can see from the motion of the arrows, it's a fairly cool north—northwesterly, so it's going to be a fairly cool day for most of us. really quite nippy, in fact, in the very far north of the country. sunny spells and showers expected. so, let's have a look at the early morning hours. that northerly wind blowing across scotland and along the north sea coast. showers there right from the word go, but i think showers are possible almost anywhere early in the morning, apart from the extreme north west of the country her

her partner is an nhs doctor and on the day of glover's sons�*s birthday, the pair came third.pion max whitlock was in action, through to the final. it’s max whitlock was in action, through to the final. �* , , ., ., to the final. it's been a long time waitin: , to the final. it's been a long time waiting. and _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why _ to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it - to the final. it's been a long time waiting, and that's why it feels i waiting, and that's why it feels surreal being here. at one point, we didn't know if it was going ahead or not. we're here and so relieved. e not. we're here and so relieved. 's are andy murray and partnerjoe salisbury has been handed a very tough opener. in the heat, the french had gone right off the boil. the britons not them straight out of the olympics in straight sets. so, no medals so far for great britain — but 11 golds were awarded on the first day, and there was a shock for the home nation. here's andy swiss w

glover won gold at the last two games and then gave birth to three children.at this olympics — but it's been a frustrating games so far for british rowers, who've now finished fourth in five races. joe lynskey rounds up the day's action. just reaching the start line was remarkable enough. helen glover had plans to watch these games at home, but she got back in a boat during lockdown while her babies were asleep. now she was back in an olympic final, the women's pear defending champion, and alongside her was probably spine who trained for the last year while working as a doctor. the two were on the here is the games were delayed, but a fairy tale metal was just out of reach. great britain just over the line now in fourth place, and regardless of the position here, you have to put your hat off, take your hat off to them. . , your hat off, take your hat off to them. ._ ., ., . ~ , them. the way we attack this ro'ect, them. the way we attack this project. it — them. the way we attack this project. it was _ them. the way we attack this project, it was really - them

these are pictures of britain's two—time gold medallist helen glover arriving at london heathrow fromshed when glover and her rowing mate polly swann finished fourth in the women's pair. glover, who won gold in 2012 and 2016, was aiming to become the first british woman to win at three olympics. she's now ruled out another olympics bid. well, friday brought quite a nasty spell of weather to some south—western and southern areas of the uk. gale—force winds around coasts briefly. they were very, very strong indeed, brought by storm evert. you can see on the satellite picture here thunderstorms and heavy showers inland, generally a really changeable day, but the weather has now shifted into the southern north sea. it's approaching parts of germany and denmark. behind it, you can see from the motion of the arrows, it's a fairly cool north—northwesterly, so it's going to be a fairly cool day for most of us. really quite nippy, in fact, in the very far north of the country. sunny spells and showers expected. so, let's have a look at the early morning hours. that northerly wind blowing acros

i've got to ask you about helen glover. going for a third olympic medal.er chances tomorrow, in that he thought to having come back after having three children? what can we expect from helen? in a way she doesn't know what to expect either, does she? tia. what to expect either, does she? no. it's an what to expect either, does she? tip. it's an absolutely incredible story. lots of people have said, just getting and she's made history. we never had a mother committed to the rowing team and compete in the olympic games before. she's already done when no one else is done by just starting tomorrow. but we know helen well, she'll want more than that. she does want to just rozier was the road to the best possible. she's got great company with polly swan. i think they have a lot of potential there in front of them. speaking to me earlier about helen glover who goes ahead in the women's pair in the heat at about 130 this morning. team gb's women's football team take on the hosts japan tomorrow. after victory in their opening group game against chile they know anot

the story of helen glover, who has had three children since the last 0lympics, glover, who has had threenn, an nhs doctor, has been one of the game's most compelling. but a medal did not materialise as they finished fourth in their final. glover confirmed it would be her last games, and for most of them the emotion was clear. it’s last games, and for most of them the emotion was clear.— emotion was clear. it's been really exceptional- _ emotion was clear. it's been really exceptional- i— emotion was clear. it's been really exceptional. i couldn't _ emotion was clear. it's been really exceptional. i couldn't be - emotion was clear. it's been really exceptional. i couldn't be prouder| exceptional. i couldn't be prouder of her, what we have done together. yeah, it has been a special bride. i just want to say, logan, kitt and beau, _ just want to say, logan, kitt and beau, i— just want to say, logan, kitt and beau, i love you so much, you have been _ beau, i love you so much, you have been my— beau, i love you so much, you have been my inspiration. i never saw myself— been my inspiration. i

britain will be hoping to bounce back tomorrow, helen glover can become the first british women to winir best ever start to an olympics, and despite the failure to clinch gold in the rowing, the head of the british olympic association, andy anson feels the team still has lots of potential — and is focused on the future. they may not be at their absolute best in this olympic games, but they are heading towards paris, right? and a lot of where they are focusing their attention is towards that next three or four years, their attention is towards that next three orfour years, and their attention is towards that next three or four years, and they are trying to change the culture of that sport. so many sports, i've seen in football close up to me you are evolving from a culture where it has been one way of doing things come up quite a hard core culture come and try to transition into something where athletes are getting more support, and the whole environment is more supportive. and that is a change, right? and that takes time, you have to go through that transition, and rowing are working r

but it was a tougher day for helen glover in the rowing.and she and partner polly swann could only finish third in their heat, enough to make the semifinals but they know they will need to improve. we agreed afterwards that that is not kind of reflective of where we have been at in training, but i mean it is the first race of the olympics, it is a good kind of marker for us to step up from. other british stars though have already found their feet. well done, max! max is through. double champion at the last games, max whitlock through to the pommel horse final while adam peaty looked as impressive as ever as he cruised through to the semifinals of the 100 metres breaststroke. but the games�* first shot at glory belonged to china. yang qian winning the opening gold in the air rifle. because of covid, it is up to athletes to put their own medals on, not quite the usual ceremony. but while the presentation may be different, the elation is just the same. andy swiss, bbc news. in budapest in hungary it is the annual pride march taking place. it i

how's this for a homecoming — these are pictures of britain's two—time olympic gold—medallist helen gloverashed when she, and her rowing mate polly swann, finished fourth in the women's pair. glover, who won gold in 2012 and 2016, was aiming to become the first british woman to win at three olympics. she's now ruled out another olympic bid. the bbc proms season has got under way. it's the world's biggest classical music festival. it has a full audience — but restrictions are in place to make it as secure as possible. audience members are being "strongly encouraged" to wear masks and they're required to provide proof of either a negative covid test, or double vaccination. last year a reduced orchestra played to an empty royal albert hall. mark savage reports. i will now try and take you over to door one, it has been two years since i've done this so i might get lost. it is notjust the stewards — for music lovers at the royal albert hall, the wait is over. finally, i am absolutely thrilled, i have been waiting two years for this day. being not socially distanced will be something to quickly

and polly swann. your hat off to helen glover and polly swann-_ your hat off to helen glover and polllove you so - much, you've been my inspiration. i never— much, you've been my inspiration. i never saw— much, you've been my inspiration. i never saw myself— much, you've been my inspiration. i never saw myself getting _ much, you've been my inspiration. i never saw myself getting back - much, you've been my inspiration. i never saw myself getting back in . never saw myself getting back in a rowing _ never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat — never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until _ never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until you _ never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until you guys - never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until you guys came i rowing boat until you guys came along, _ rowing boat until you guys came along, especially— rowing boat until you guys came along, especially in _ rowing boat until you guys came along, especially in the - rowing boat until you guys camel along, especially in the lockdown and i_ along, especially in

on instagram he has julian glover tv. >>> a landlord buyout is not new in san francisco. what is new is the amount of a recent bio. nearly $500,000 for a couple who lived in their apartment for 30 years. wayne freedman spoke with some of their neighbors today. >> reporter: under the heading, tales from the land of rent control, here is a head- scratcher centered on this 100- year-old building at 145 laurel in san francisco. >> definitely first world problems. probably upper first world. >> reporter: jeffrey greene had been paying $7000 per month for a four bedroom apartment. now he is one of 11 tenants suing their landlord for turning their views from this to this, along with construction noise, like this. it went on for four yearand they claim, because they believe the landlord wanted them out so he could chge higher re uninhabitable. there was not a choice about staying or not. >> there was an injustice. that will be made right. >> reporter: steven adair mcdonald represents all the tenants and settled one case already. there is nothing unusual about landlords paying ten

but disappointment for one of the country's biggest rowing stars, helen glover, and her partner, pollyiry tale comeback for helen glover, who was going for her third olympic gold after giving birth to twins last year. this was her message to her three children. i love you so much. you've been my inspiration. i never saw myself getting back in a rowing boat until you guys came along, especially kit and bo, in the lockdown. and i just want to say that you can do anything you want to do, and trying and failing is no problem, as long as you try. this was maidenhead in berkshire in the very early hours of tuesday morning — the family and friends of the british swimmer tom dean as he was going for gold. these images went viral on social media, and showjust how much the olympics mean notjust to the atheletes but to everyone around them. and tom did of course win not just one but two gold medals at the games, becoming the first british male swimmer in 113 years to get two at one games. he has been taking to our sports editor dan roan about his whirlwind past few days. commentator: tom dean, -

disappointment in great britain in the women's pair, everybody was looking at helen glover and pollyn remember returning from her time away from the sport having won gold in 2012 and 2016, they finished down in fourth as new zealand won that race and then croatia won the men's pair and that is interesting because it was the brothers in that that had won gold in rio in a different class of boats and they managed to win gold here today so the action certainly gearing up for day six, we're also going to have action the pool later, all eyes on kayla braxton, potentially the air apparent to michael phelps who will be going in his first individual final, the blue ribbon event, and as you state the golf under way, the home hopes here definitely with hideki matsuyama with his masters when backin matsuyama with his masters when back in april. and elsewhere in the world you are going to be looking at the likes ofjustin thomas for the american hopes and rory mcilroy potentially as well for ireland. find and rory mcilroy potentially as well for ireland.— well for ireland. and we would have been _

helen glover is aiming to win her third gold medal, 1a months after giving birth to twins.ood news is that she and polly swann are through to the semifinals of the women's pairs, but they could only finish third in their heat. that's glover's first defeat in more than a decade and she admitted they have a fight on their hands. well, things were a bit more positive in the gymnastics centre for max whitlock. he said he was relieved to get through qualifying, after he safely reached the pommel horse final. he's defending the title he won in rio. and he was in third place, with the top eight progressing. whitlock said qualification was the hardest and most nerve—racking stage, because everything rides on it. he also reached the team final alongsidejoe fraser, james hall, and giarnni regini—moran. ellen white scored her third goal in two games, as great britain beat japan to make it through to the knock—out stage of the women's football competition. hers was the only goal of the game against the hosts in the sapporo dome. gb are top of their group with a game against canada to c

helen glover, a brit, mid 30s, a champion in rowing in the past, who decided after having three kidsbronze medal position. she made a point which is too often overlooked. she said the reward is knowing that we crossed the line and gave it our all. the frustration and defeat would've been coming away and thinking we had more and we didn't get it. —— did not give it. it's kind of put things in context and it reminds us that it's not all about winning, it's not all about the medals. absolutely. true olympian spirit, that. to train to your best and perform to your utmost and take part and accept defeat as with the same cheerfulness as victory. modesty from the irish rovers as well, their victory this week. mina? i want to say, please pay| attention to paralympics. for me, i think the story i don't - think it's getting enough attention, they have been protesting in iran, particularly there have been at - least nine deaths and 171 arrests. people are not paying attention. there are several cities that have protests, - and unfortunately, there was... —— their voice is not being heard. in th

and if there were gold medals for hugs, they'd surely go to helen glover's 3 little ones. rowing at her final olympics and although she narrowly missed out on a medal, her remarkable comeback to get to tokyo, has been inspirational and at the end of it all, there's no place like home. they will be delighted to have her back. that's all we have time for, have a very good night, goodbye. hello there. lighter wind today but quite a lot of cloud around and some nuisance showers as well. some of the showers have been heavy and thundery. look at this threatening weather watcher picture from kent that was sent in earlier on. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see cloud around. the bright white is storm evert which is in scandinavia. the best of any breaks through eastern areas. you can see that real cluster of sharp showers developed through the course of the afternoon, stretching across south wales, central and southern england with one or two rumbles of thunder mixed in. a few nuisance showers to the east of the pennines. over the next few hours, those showers should

i've got to ask you about helen glover. going for a third olympic medal.n absolutely incredible story. lots of people have said, just getting to a start line, she's made history. we never had a mother committed to the rowing team and compete in the olympic games before. she's already done when no one else is done byjust starting tomorrow. but we know helen well, she'll want more than that. she does want to just rower was the road to the best possible. she's got great company with polly swan. i think they have a lot of potential there in front of them. speaking to me earlier about helen glover who goes ahead in the women's pair in the heat at about 130 this morning. team gb�*s women's football team take on the hosts japan tomorrow. after victory in their opening group game against chile they know another win would see them through to the knockout stage. everyone here is so talented and convinced very much it that the team is amazing to think how far we can go. obviously we will keep improving, keep progressing and hopefully we will reach the final and win g

after the race glover said, "in rio, i said it was my last one.finitely it." she is also keen to inspire others, after her incredible journey back into the sport — training while her three babies slept — saying, "you can do anything you want to do. "trying and failing is no problem as long as you try." better news for team gb�*s matt coward—holley in men's trap shooting, as he won bronze — britain's 17th medal of the tokyo olympics. he is the world and european champion, but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his first 10 targets. the briton recovered with 14 successive hits to climb into the bronze medal position. and joy for ireland as they celebrated the country's first ever olympic rowing gold, in the lightweight double sculls. it was fintan mccarthy and paul o'donovan who made history, holding off a late surge from the germans, to add to the silver won five years ago in rio. they said the streets back home would be flowing with porter. and just look at this — their team ireland team mates gave them a very special welcome back t

. >> she shared her story exclusively with race and culture reporter julian glover and julian joins us now, julian? >> good afternoon larry and kristin, yes, according to the complaint that the homeowner filed with hud department is now investigating, it all came down to the comparable homes selected for that appraisal report and where they are located, a different federal most cost homeowner $439,000. >> this oakland duplex has been in court robinson's family since 1959, that's what her grandmother and uncle purchased the property then passed it back to coors now it's hers. as cora planned to retire this may she wanted to prepare yourself to live on a fixed income, that included refinancing be adjustable rate mortgage she took out on the home in 2008 and the shouting shadow of the housing market crash, she started working with the lender which ordered an appraisal in august 2020 . >> out of the blue, the appraiser comes and returns the value of $800,000 . >> what was your initial reaction when you got that appraisal for $800,000 . >> it confused the loan agent, so that was really the

as soon as as robert glover a metro police inspector arrives you calls for his munitions team to help. >> give me a dso team, dso team, dso team to respond to the west part of the capitol. >> when the building is breached, glover knows he niece to retreat and seeks advice from capitol leaders. >> i need a command official from capitol so we can coordinate where they want us to pull back to. we cannot hold this without ammunitions or -- [ indiscernible ] >> capitol don't respond. he asks four times. >> i need to know from capitol where do we want to pull back to? >> then, the police lose the line. >> we've lost the line. we've lost the line. pd, pullback. >> congressman, that video is not about politics. it is about national security. it's about democracy. there was a poll out just two days ago that said two thirds of republicans think the insurrection gets too much attention. can you take us to your district? because you represent a pretty red district. what do your voters tell you about january 6th, it doesn't really matter? >> no, they don't say that at all. they have got common sen

actor danny glover who starred with mel gibson in the lethal weapon films said my heart is broken workingith the team was one of the proudest moments of hi career richard donner was 91 years old. >>> closer look at veterans who work as military medics. many who served are struggling to find work in the medical field as a civilian. more on exactly why and what is being done to change it. >> reporter: as enlisted sailor, eric dodson spent 11 years in the u.s. navy as corpsman, working front lines and assisting with surgeries and mass casualties. >> we have 20 people coming in, find someone to take care of them >> reporter: after military service, volunteered as registered nurse in covid field hospital. >> once the mission was finished, applying for jobs as er tech and told i was not qualified. >> reporter: anyone ask about your life experience, work >> lot of it was we'd love to have you, still don't have the right certifications >> reporter: not unique. >> time of great need for health care workers, turning away some of the most qualified. >> reporter: call of duty endowment only a handful

he might danny glover is interested in the series, he is in the front row. the giants are down 1-0.r is having a fantastic season. austin slater scores and we are tied in 1. to the eighth, max muncy grounds at this, he is out. it's days 1-0. in the eighth inning, here is the grounder to second. here is one out, mike slams on the brakes. he is safe. this is the airmail, it is a bit outside. buster scores the game-winning run. the giants lead los angeles. the padres go against the a's. this is a fair ball. ramon scores. the bottom of the third, fernando tattoos this. they say when 440 feet. that is his 31st, cutting a's lead. manny machado gets the three run jack. san diego comes back to win 7- 4. there is no quarterback competition in santa clara. that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybo

fire had grown to 6600 acres threatening several communities including the city of markleeville, glover hot springs, shea creek and e-sport resort which are all under evacuation orders. overnight cruise that backfires hoping to slow or stop the march. daylight revealed what had been lost. burnt out cars, the foundation of a home reduced to ash. damaged firefighters hope to prevent as they struggled to bring the fire under control. >>> take a look at these photos into the newsroom. our john ramos is there as the smoke goes to the north shore. >>> the pictures from tahoe makes a point. and i want to do that or what other way. instead of down on the beach and tahoe, i can show you what the smoke plume looks like from the satellites. here we are in the bay area. we are looking at northern california. there is lake tahoe, these are all clouds in the white. that is the plume of smoke coming off the fire. so there is a lot of it coming off the fire right now. it is developing into one of those pyro cumulus clouds. they go really high in the atmosphere and since smoke very far away. if you take

after added hours, the precious glover on the slate director for wall of bench, georgia. i've got a couple of other members volunteers here that are part of the black lab group and they give to the host and feed and all of it. we try to come out and support them and bring food and help out here for mental homeland security on the corner logic that's going back there. they are basically just the security guard wouldn't general area. they have no arresting power or anything like that. the 1st few times that we came out to the safe side, they asked if we had permit, since we started with the gun, they don't do anything like that. and now they actually know us. they trust us, 1st, son for history or trying to remind us the new transfers some people know they have 5 more social is coming to sorry. and our kids are, you know, just really, really left leading liberal. but we all believe number one, black lives matter. that's amazing that brought us all together. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to the united states has gott

he might danny glover is interested in the series, he is in the front row. the giants are down 1-0.ter is having a fantastic season. austin slater scores and we are tied in 1. to the eighth, max muncy grounds at this, he is out. it's days 1-0. in the eighth inning, here is the grounder to second. here is one out, mike slams on the brakes. he is safe. this is the airmail, it is a bit outside. buster scores the game-winning run. the giants lead the padres go against the a's. this is a fair ball. ramon scores. the bottom of the third, fernando tattoos this. they say when 440 feet. that is his 31st, cutting a's lead. manny machado gets the three run jack. san diego comes back to win 7- 4. there is no quarterback competition in santa clara. that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybody question

that's why he's a platinum glover. win it, 8-3, their first series win in oakland since 2016. the big stars out for game five of the east finals. >>> giannis for the bucks, trae young for the hawks. milwaukee came out flat last night but not tonight. bucks fans are going crazy. brook lopez dominant inside, 33 points. the bucks never trail and win, 123-112, just a win away from their first playoff appearance in the nba finals since 1974. that was 47 years ago. #math. >>> splash brother klay thompson is living his best life. we've all seen captain klay's adventures on instagram, but it appears he acquired a first mate in james wiseman. >> it's what it's like to be a stray captain, baby, nice out here. got anything to say? >> what's up? >> this abc7 sports >>> that's all for tonight. thanks for watching. >> i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel billy crystal. have a great night! let him return to earth. yeah. >>> all right, coming up, the biggest firework ever, and a patrioti

australian problem jessica fox is the world champion and you look at roaming and i'll talk about helen glover final with paul o'donovan and fenton mccarthy giving in that one and they set a world in the time yesterday and qualify for that person but also the author will get under way. justin rose one back in 2016 and is not competing here so i may think and paul casey will get their golf competition started.— and paul casey will get their golf competition started. thank you very much for all — competition started. thank you very much for all of _ competition started. thank you very much for all of that. _ celtic�*s champions league hopes have ended in the second qualifying round for the second consecutive year. they were beaten 2—1 after extra time on the night and 3—2 on aggregate by midtjylland in the second leg in denmark_ celtic had led 1—0 at one stage, but three minutes into the first period of extra time defensive frailties once again cost them as raphael onyedika scored the winning goalfor the danes. celtic will now have make do with the third qualifying round of the europa league nex

creative drive, has a place to on the world this stage coming up, the palestinian physicists earned glover petition for his pioneering work in the united states. i've worked out their existence. it's long should as a principal presenter and as a correspondence with any breaks and you're going to hear from people who would normally not heard on the international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the napoleon wake of 2015, a terrible natural disaster. and a story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area. to be there to tell the people story was very important at the time with bank energy and say to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you, and your business. can an image represent the truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera? preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narrative, and the trauma of colonialist ation, and it lingering legacy, delicately addressed as a weapon to make a scene in the democratic rep

the business from her mom. ching, up hill, who's 80 years old and continues to help out. dennison glover. i met him. she moved from a wrote site stall to this food center 45 years ago. she worked tirelessly to raise 3 daughters. alice is a youngest call. what kind of a longer get we'll talk soon. so i was told that this was sent to my, my kid in law to hold all my i also love when i was full and think over the years they fit through traditional ways and built up a loyal customer base me. but then along came the coven, 19 pandemic in the nation white fight to curve the corona virus. most places were shut down between people and june 2020. the 3 schools only serve tick away food, nelson and all the lee meals. i need one month rent up, we'll find off if we find high school credit cards to support, the woman will eco me good will make it without the me. the book of food is an integral part of singapore in life. but half of the hawkis are more than 60 years old, and few young ones are joining the trade. i. i visit allison a mom or their day off. they don't expect their family to have a 4th ge