the olympics host, city toko, is recorded 5000 daily cases for the 1st time i. richardson has more from tokyo. the numbers are escalating very quickly. i was standing hit a few days ago talking about the fact that daily tases wedding 3000 for the 1st time now we're up to 5000 and the state of emergency here in so care has already been extended until the end of the month. that's significant. from a supporting perspective, at least because they were hoping to allow fans and spectators in after the start of that event, it's still possible. they could get them in the final few days because apparently picks runs until september, but it's looking increasingly unlikely. and the reason covet 19 figures have been relatively low until this point. a lot of people think is because of their personal sacrifices and nots government policy. the vaccine rollout was slow. the back story there was that in the 990, the japanese government was found liable for the side effects to 2 other inoculations. so there was a very slow process of approving the vaccine. and then you have this state of emergency as we'

i mean, richardson has more from tokyo, christina seminar sky. i should have been spending monday at these olympics competing and it's 200 meters, a days and folded. rather differently now, she says on sunday night team officials from valerie forcibly took it from the athlete village, took it to the airport and tried to get her on a flight back to bella ruth soon she got to the airport. she immediately saw how the help of japanese police also issued a video play on social media, asking the international olympic committee to intervene. now in the build up to that happening, she's been very critical. a team official saying that she'd been put in a very difficult position was being asked to compete in a 4 by 4. and you're me to realize she's not prepared for. and the reason for that was that the flex federation, backing valerie, hadn't put other athletes through the required anti doping tests of tokyo and therefore they hadn't been able to travel here. now the i see said they were able to speak to her last nights and again today and said in her words

i am linda richardson. esident of india basin and also a member of the india basin neighborhood association. i wrote a letter to you earlier. i am here today to join my neighbors and the community at-large to ask for special dedication of space inside the cottage to honor the history. why this is extremely important. as you can see the commission have invested a lot of effort over the decades to make sure the cottage before you today was not destroyed. india basin is an emerging beautiful community in san francisco. this dedication of space, telling the history of that space for educational and tourism purposes will help us to document the history of india basin and the important role that the ship played in the history of the space. we would like to thank alex and charlene for their work on this bringing this forward today for their wonderful presentation. i will go on record to invite all of you commissioners to come to india basin. you will find it all beautiful. we are not dubyet. it is going to be a joy

i mean richardson has the latest from tokyo, christina team and oscar was, was due to compete here in tokyo, on monday in the 200 meters. according to the reuters news agency, she was taken to the airport from the athletes village against her wishes by team officials and said to them, quotes, i will not return to bella ruth. now she's been critical of her team coach. she's during her time here in tokyo saying that she's also been asked to compete in the 4 by 400 me to relay an event she's not prepared for or trained for. and that was because other athletes in belarus had not been put through the necessary anti doping tests prior to that, rosalind okay, with that full ineligible. so g to she described the incompetence of the officials in bella. ruth, she was being forced to compete in an event she didn't want to. i've also had a statement from the brother is olympic committee saying, as concluded by the doctor's given the emotional state of the valuation athlete, christina team and also the coaches, counsel of the team, has decided to end the athletes participation at the olympic games

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let's get more now on jacobs from our correspondence into the richardson. well, i think if we were to go back to 2016 when you sang both to just one 3rd of his 100 meter olympic gold medals and thought, well, who might inherit that championship? nobody. nobody would have come up with italy's marcel jacobs. not least because at the time he was barely competing in sprint races. he was focusing on the long, jo, it's only in the last couple of years he's really focused on running the short sprint distances. he won the european indo championship or the 60 meters early. this year and here he is causing a huge upset on the track setting a personal best of 9.80 seconds, becoming the 1st european winner of this gold medal. since when said christie of britain back in 1992 and it was unbelievable few minutes on the track for italian track and failed because just before that as a marker, some berry had won a gold medal in the men's high gym and roll the bizarre circumstances sharing the gold medal with castles as a partial boatman perfect. drew me to 37, no even could clay 2 m

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i don't really feel this was a reconstruction olympics. some level of normality is returning here. but it's the people of this region rather than the olympics, making sure it happens. and the richardson al jazeera fukushima ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the major new un climate report has issued a code red warning for the future of humanity. the i p. c. c says changes to the climate are inevitable and irreversible. however, it also says that immediate rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could limit warming. it is indisputable that human is causing climate change and making extreme weather events more frequent and severe. second is short.

in the british expeditionary forces in world war i and in the united states world war i and ii died in fort richardson, alaska, in 1943 and archie roosevelt was given 100% disabilities from wounds received twice. only soldier in american history to earn 100% disabilities in both world war i and ii and the youngest and the first to pass was young lieutenant quentin roosevelt a young fighter pilot shot down by the germans over france in 1918. the firearms that they used both in the service for recreation around sagamore hill as well as on safari in african are still wonderful examples and artifacts that we can look at and reach back and touch the past with. perhaps one of my favorite stories is of this winchester model 1934 and 3030 and if you are looking at the muzzle there is a maximum silencer mounted to the end of that. archie roosevelt, the president's third son, often remarked that father liked to take this gun in particular out hunting across the estate early in the morning dispatching varmits with it who had names like tiffany vanderbilt. so if you can imagine going across the lawn in new york d

all right at richardson reporting live from tokyo, thanks for now. i see president thomas boxes, the record, 88 countries of now, one metals in tokyo. and he says the atmosphere in the olympic village has been more intense than ever before. we all. and i personally as well, of course, you know where concerned because these olympic games could become olympic games without a soul. but fortunately, what we have seen here is totally different because the athletes gave her these olympic games a great olympic solar. he western africa iris, and i'm biles received a hero's welcome when she returned home from tokyo. yeah, hundreds of orders gather that to use an airport to greet the 24 year old by one to metals that the games, after withdrawing from most of her finals to focus on her mental health. now away from the lympics, after months of speculation, spanish giants, barcelona have announced that little massey will not be staying with the club. the 34 year old argent time has been a free agent since the 1st of july, when his deal expired. arsons presidents ha

jon richardson said i idolised sean as a comic long before i became a comedian myself and ten years workingloud. it's been a rather great start and through this afternoon, the cloud was thick enough at times to produce a little bit of light drizzle and places and this was cumbria earlier. also some sunshine to be found across eastern scotland, the east of england and down just to the east of england and down just to the north of london as well. a few breaks in the cloud from time to time. the cloud will continue to fill in as a going through the evening and expose west facing cuts, the b spot or two of drizzle and i'll be quite misty as well. temperatures are holding up and staying in the double digits first thing for thursday morning. once again, we start of the cloudy stories and there will be some breaks and some sunshine coming through, northern ireland and moving across the east of the pen nines before more cloud arrives and some shirey outbreaks of rain pushing from the west. really, it's messy stories to try and pinpoint down for tomorrow and those temperatures are going to be disapp

jon richardson said i idolised sean as a comic long before i became a comedian myself and ten years workingow it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear good afternoon. quiet but dull sums up the weather story today, probably not what you want to hear but we have seen quite a lot of cloud around, and the best of the breaks to the east of scotland, running down through the east of the pennines and to the north of london but the cloud out to the west thick enough for a spot of drizzle and temperatures here mid to high teens. at the very best, we could see 22c where we keep the sunshine. it stays mild through the night but that cloud continues and it will turn quite misty and damp along west facing coasts once again. another grey start to tomorrow morning. as i say, a mild start, and we could have a window of finer weather once again, especially through northern ireland, stretching across wales and into the midlands as we go through the day. it won't last very long. eventually, more cloud with showery outbreaks of rain moving in from the west from another weather front. temperatures

jon richardson said i idolised sean as a comic long before i became a comedian myself and ten years workingand the us, have both faced humiliating withdrawals from afghanistan. there is a third global power china that shares a border with afghanistan so how are they likely react to the taliban's takeover? their mutual border is only 47 miles unlike and unlike the us and russia, china has never fought in afghanistan. but the taliban's return and the us withdrawal could present new risks here to explain why is the bbc�*sjowyen feng. it's good to see you. we have the former ambassador to pakistan and washington on the programme last night and he said that pakistan would be approaching it up with some trepidation, what about china? 50 trepidation, what about china? so far the chinese government has towed the noninterference line. for example _ the noninterference line. for example the foreign ministry spokesperson repeatedly said china respected the choice of the afghan people _ respected the choice of the afghan people and it is ready to be in a friendly— people and it is ready to be in a frie

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and the second son during world war i and the united states and world war i and world war ii died at fort richardson alaska in 1943. son number three archie roosevelt was given 100% disability from wounds received twice. at the only soldier in american history to have earned 100% disability in world war i and world war ii and of course the youngest in the first to pass, young lieutenant quentin roosevelt shot down over france in 1918. the firearms that they used both in the service for recreation around sagamore hill as well as the safari in africa are still wonderful examples and artifacts that we could look at and become in touch with the past. perhaps one of my favorite stories is of the winchester model 94 and 3030 and if you look closer to the muzzle there is a silencer mounted to the end of that. the president's third son often remarked that father liked to take this gun in particular out hunting across the estate early in the morning dispatching varmint with it and not to wake the neighbors such as tiffany and vanderbilt. and to you could imagine someone stroll ago cross their lawn with a sil

i and world war ii. tied at fort richardson in 1943. so number three, archie roosevelt, was given 100% disability from wounds received twice. the only soldier in american history to have earned 100 percent disability in both world war i and world war ii and of course,, the youngest and the first to past, young lieutenant quentin roosevelt, a fighter pilot shot down by the germans over friends in 1918. the firearms that they used both in the service for recreation around sagamore hill as well as are the facts that we can reach back, touch, that is one of my favorite stories. the wind chester model 34, 30 30, if you look closely there there is a muzzle at the end of that. roosevelt's third son, and the father liked to take this got in particular out hunting out in the state early in the morning, dispatching arms with it as it credit little noise and tended not to wake up the neighbors who had names like tiffany vanderbilt. if you can imagine someone today strolling along their yard with rabbits and the like. quite a difference that 100 yea

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i had publicly criticized her coaches and says she feared for her safety if she returned to better bruce and richardson with more now from tucker. hi. and he said this is actually an intervention from the i o. c. to strip them of their accreditation. it is part of an ongoing investigation which began with an official request to the beller, a slim committee, to give version of events as to exactly what had happened, comments for me. so many skies earlier today saying that the officials had told her they had no choice about what they were doing that the orders to try and get it back to valerie had come from quite high up the i see presidents almost like has been talking said a press conference, he described, the situation is deplorable, saying that the safety of athletes was, was obviously the top concern. but i think you gotta see this in, in the wider context of, of what is happening to support and valerie under president, alexander lucas shanker. the has been long term concerns about the level of government intervention in, for example, the olympic committee there about discrimination against athletes

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i don't really feel this was a reconstruction olympics. some level of normality is returning here, but it's the people of this region rather than the olympics, making sure it happens. and the richardson al jazeera fukushima ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, a major new un climate report has issued a code red warning for the future of humanity. the i p. c. c, says changes to the climate are inevitable and irreversible. however, it also says that immediate, rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could limit war. we can undo the mistakes of the past. but this generation of political and business leaders, this generation of conscious citizens can make things right. this generation can make, this is simic changes that will stop the planet. warming help everyone adapt to the new conditions and create a world peace, prosperity and equity. climate change is here now, and we also hear now and if we don't act who will extreme heat and dry winds are feeling several wildfires around the world in california, the so called dixie fire is now the 2nd largest in the state's history. at least 8 people are now missing, is firefighters struggle to contain the widespread

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richardson in tokyo. and the front we've hit 5000 said i shows just how quickly the situation is escalating the state of emergency. just a few days ago was extended here in hope care. and so at least the end of the month, from a, from a sporting perspective thought really matters. and that was going to have an impact on the paralympic games because they had being hoped that spectators and fans could be allowed in for the starts off the paralympics. there's still a chance that that could be the situation for the last few days of that event, but it looks increasingly unlikely. now, the number of recorded cases around the world of mouth, the past 200000000, took a year to register the 1st 100000000 infections, but that number has doubled in just 6 months of and 4000000 people have died from the virus as well. got a headlines and a wildfire that reached the compound of a coal fuel to power plant and south with turkey has finally been contained. after burning for more than 11 hours. strong winds drove that fire towards the chemical power plant in move that province. navy landing craft were deployed to help vancouver r

and i think the graph kind of tells the story pass, pass, anti richardson correspondent in tokyo. it was not long ago, andy that olympics organizes was saying that the games had nothing to do with the rise in cases across japan. it would be hard to argue that now they all going to try and i'll give you though i can, i can assure you, come on, i mean, you are putting nice figures into some sort of concepts. i was standing here last week saying figures and type of hit 3000 for the 1st time that was a new record. then in the front we've hit 5000. that shows just how quickly the situation is escalating the state of emergency just a few days ago was extended here in hope care. and so at least the end of the month, from a, from a sporting perspective, thought really matters not was going to have an impact on the paralympic games. because the had been hope the spectators and fans could be allowed in for the starts off the paralympics. there's still a chance that that could be the situation for the last few days of that event, but it all looks increasingly unlikely. now, i think there is

i think will really help society moving forward. for the younger ones, as bogart said, "there'll always be paris." helen richardsonownpours in the best in the sunshine in the south where we will see highs of 21 degrees but for most it is the mid to high teens and is only through monday another day of sunshine and showers but then that area of low pressure clears away from tuesday onwards along a ridge of high pressure to build and showers but then that area of low pressure clears away from tuesday onwards along a ridge of high pressure to building and so finally eastern areas closer to an area of low pressure, though. northern and western areas will expect to see a few showers at times. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. hundreds of wildfires burn out of control in greece. holiday islands are now infernos, while residents in athens northern suburbs desperately try to beat back the flames. the fires are still raging out of control. the air is full of the smell of burning smoke and ashes are falling through the air rather like snowflakes. gunfire. long—range us bom

on the richardson, al jazeera, tokyo women's golf world, number one, now the court, i put on a blistering performance to take the lead, and the 2nd round in tokyo, american shot around the 62 time on the limbic record. she leads by 4 strokes and a competition that could be cut short due to forecast, stormy weather. l. mpic organizers have been left embarrassed after a mistake was made before the ukrainian synchronized swimming duets were given their bronze medal. i have the announcer apologized for her mistake. contention between the 2 nations has remained high since russia amex crimea i can 2014. okay. and that is all your support for now. back to you. kim. thank you very much for that far. either. stay with us here. on our call center, maria will be with you in just a few minutes time. shortly. bye. for now. i use use ah, a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or double edged will always assume the worst truth or lied fact or fiction. most of the documents or 40 people of either of those. under laps out there will tell the story of

i o. c to get involved in this. and took it is under richardson right now. semen oscar should have been competing in the 200 meters, at least took care of games. instead. we have whole, she's at a hotel near the airports here in tokyo, olympic officials saying guys, i spoke to her last night saying that you speak to her again this morning and they showed her, she does feel safe and secure what a pace to have happened is that a, a group of other, other risk athletes were leaving the athletes. phil age last night had competed here in tokyo. and she was amongst that group on the 1st of the, she became aware that she was leaving against a will. i was when she arrived at the airport and immediately went out to seek out help from took care of police. let's say now for a minute the rti spokesman marketers spoke to the mattress athlete. christina simon simon, new sky, directly last night. she was with the apple store, it is made to airport and was time accompanied by a staff member of tokyo 2020. she assured us and has assured us that she feels safe and s

i wasn't against that at all. >> but law enforcement developed a very different portrait of the marriage, and the chances for reconciliation. kristin richardsonosecuted the case for king county. >> they were talking about divorce. they had gotten to the point, and it was sort of assumed that they would be divorced, so that was pretty recent before this had happened, within the month before that that decision had been made. >> and then investigators discovered something else that troubled them. >> law enforcement learned that they had argued only the day before she'd gone missing. there was a big argument witnessed by other people at her place of work, so that, too, focused some attention on her estranged husband. >> the argument was over money, which was a frequent point of dispute for them. she had trouble. he had trouble. sort of meeting their bills. >> investigators'questions were mounting. they had a couple with money problems, a troubled marriage, a husband who didn't search for his wife and fought with her the day before she disappeared. it was time to sit down with greg johnson. how did they treat you in that first encounter, the polic

i spoke to an ally of global ministries yesterday, joel richardson.ssions. they gave me an excerpt from the leader of the underground church, one of the leaders there, next up from the journal. he said this. "everyone is in despair. it does not matter: muslims, christians, all are afraid. the despair is very visible. at the same time today, i want to walk around and sing songs, visit my friends within walking distance when the people saw me they were happy to see me. glad you are here, they did not leave. it gives them hope. god will do great things through the believers." that from a leader, k.t., in the underground church, trying to find hope amid despair. >> k.t.: this is a story that i hope the media will cover. as it bret said, these are former american special forces, green berets. they have gone to afghanistan, gone to kabul, gone around the countryside, got in their old afghan allies, and they have protected them. they are trying to get those people out and into safety come out of afghanistan. the buy demonstration is leaving his people behind

one woman, holly richardson bethel lives about 30 minutes from new orleans and decided to ride the storm out. ier what made her do it? >> my grandparents, i mean, you're any crashing i couldn't leave him there. i honestly new that we probably should but i know i think it leads them to think for themselves. >> for holly tonight, the next threat for flooding. a river is already swelling in her backyard and she's been using a kayak to get in and out of her home at one point today on our journey here to new orleans. we saw semi truck taking in water. the water was so high that it was up to the caps door and that is holly's concern is that water is going to have to go somewhere. she just prays. it's not in our backyard live in new orleans. i mitch mccoy, back to you. >> all right. what a deer. hard holly, taking care of her grandparents there. we wish them all the best. thank you, mitch. meantime, in the aftermath of hurricane ida oil and gas prices could be on the rise. >> the massive storm blew through the heart of oil production region. not in the gulf of mexico. that includes port for sean, loui