coming up in five minutes, we'll be speaking to max whitlock�*s teammate james hall who's also been competingtokyo. another gold for team gb — charlotte worthington wins a dramatic bmx park freestyle final. young people in england will be offered incentives to have their first covid jab — like discounts for takeaway food and taxi journeys. employers who still have staff on furlough will have to start contributing 20 % of workers�* wages from today. and large cruise ships have been banned from the centre of venice — after yea rs of environmental protests. team gb have two more gold medals on day 9 of the tokyo olympics, with success in gymnastics and bmx. in the ariake arena, max whitlock retained his olympic title, with gold in the pommel horse final the 28—year—old now becomes the most successful gymnast ever in the event — and it brings his overall tally of olympic medals to six with three golds and three bronze. in the bmx freestyle — charlotte worthington recovered from a fall in herfirst run to claim a remarkable victory and becomes the first woman to complete a 360 degree backflip in co

coming up in five minutes, we'll be speaking to max whitlock�*s teammate james hall who's also been competingstyle final. young people in england will be offered incentives to have their first covid jab — like discounts for takeaway food and taxi journeys. employers who still have staff on furlough will have to start contributing 20 % of workers' wages from today.

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ohio, 12 new members enshrined into the pro football hall of fame as part of the 2020 class, including former colts and cardinals running back james in a passionate speech he says some thought he would never make it into the hall just because of his appearance. >> so many people told me that you can't have dreads and go be accepted in the nfl. i never listen. look at my pro football hall of fame bust, rocking same dreads they said g bless. >>> and in tokyo, brittney griner scores 30 points as team usa beats japan 90-75 is the final. fifth gold in a row for future hall of famers sue bird and diana tara si. and also the women's indoor volleyball team wins the first goal for that event tonight against brazil. >> so great to see. andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, the works of art it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere. all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you r

government strikes and fighting in manga and taliban form a strong hall of kandahar they, one of the main border crossings with buckets on james bass has bought from cobble a lot going on. so, particularly in the south of afghanistan, and i think i should start in helmand and the provincial capital last year, where you know that being class is going on for some time now. well, we've just spoken to our local journalists to provide us with information from last god, it's worth saying that these local journalists are how we're getting all the information going on in the south of afghanistan, and they're doing it a great personal risk. the lines have been down for about 20 hours. israel supreme court is due to hearing appeal from full palestinian families, falster against the forced expulsion from the shake john neighbourhood and occupied east jerusalem for the family. this is their last legal chance to prevent their false displacement. after living there for decades, dozens of other palestinians in the neighborhood are also under threat of full expulsion to make way for israeli satler's. at least 8 people have now died in the fil

19th century political figure i have his resume in front of me tammy hall democrat, new york state assembly, served in london with james buchanan prior to the civil war. someone instrumental in the formation of new york central park serving in the new york state militia later he will be minister to spain two terms of congress in 18 fifties and in the 18 nineties. and as we all the congressman who got away with murder battlefield preservationist. i could go on and on but i won't and of course a colorful character because how many biographies can you do more guys involved with murder it fast theft forgery prostitution and battlefield controversy some of the biggest battles of the civil war including gettysburg so i always say he is a relatable individual he has many problems, women problems and doesn't get along with his boss and i think anybody in this audience can relate to a couple of those points are stated another way he's three things we hate all rolled up into one guy he's a politician and an attorney and the new yorker if anybody is watching on c-span relax we are good i'm also a new yorker. [laughter] but this g

james bays al jazeera of the united nations. european leaders have also spoken actual situation. turner hall has been following events picture. maria will look at france 1st. president micron giving an address in which he warns rather bluntly that islamist terrorists, he said we'll try to take advantage of the deteriorating situation. and i've got to stand, he says the country cannot again be allowed to become a safe haven for terrorists. as it once was, he says that france will work to bring russia into the fold to try and align russia with us at you interests in a common approach, believing there is a common base of interest there. russia, of course, not involved in the nato mission for 20 years. it's gone its own way in the last few days. it's kept its embassy open, its diplomatic presence. it is meeting the taliban on tuesday, so an increasingly important player in what comes next to chancellor merkel. she confined her comments are all the more to a domestic audience seeking to answer questions being asked in germany as they are being asked in so many other countries involved in afghanis

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hall in new york for his first inauguration. both the speech and the oath done outside behrendt and james it did at this building. andrew jackson in 1825 as many finally establishes the creation of being outside all the time. congress met in their, the supreme court did not meet here. have your own building on new jersey avenue and south at west or southeast as i pointed out. established a commission process by which will negotiate over the details to destroy property and that meetings took place in the old brick capitol after congress had vacated it then it was taken over and made into a boardinghouse. but other things were done here when thomas jefferson sold his library to the congress. the library was housed here until the center part of the capitol could be built where they could provide for the 6000 books are first exhibited in this building some rooms were used for sculpture studios. i'm particularly we know he worked on the genius of the constitution at the front and center pediment of the capitol building in the basement of this building. pieces of the statue of freedom were stored there for a year end a

figure and i've got his resume here in front of me attorney tammany hall democrat, new york state assembly had served in london with james buchanan prior to the civil war somewhat instrumental in the formation of new york central park had served in the new york state militia later on he's gonna be minister to spain two terms of congress and the 1850s and in the 1890s and you know as we all know the congressman congressman who got away with murder. or these civil war general battlefield preservationists. i could go on and on but i won't. and of course a colorful character because how many biographies can you do, you know where a guy is involved with murder allegations of theft embezzlement fraud forgery prostitution feuds and battlefield controversies on some of the biggest battles of the american civil war including including gettysburg. so, you know, i always say dan sickles is an eminently relatable individual. he's not a marble man. you know, he's always got money problems women problems, and he doesn't get along with his boss and i think anybody in this audience can relate to at least a couple of those couple of thos

james will come back to you as soon as that kicks off in the meantime. anything like now to london and correspondent john hall. so jonah, some potentially very strong words coming out of germany today. yes. why? i think you were talking about lash at who is sort of would be successor to angler merkel. she's got just about another month, a month and a bit of her very long term in office to go before the election there. and he has declared that this is the biggest fiasco in nato's history. and that is angular merkel herself addressed her colleagues, talking about the 10000 people that need to be taken out german citizens. and i've come support staff during this chaotic lift that they're all undertaking these e u countries in the u. k. as well. and all the while of course, everybody engaging in sort of anguish behind the scenes policy making, trying to decide how to deal with the taliban empower whether to begin to deal with them will consider them a legitimate government and office will consider continue to consider them as many have a terrorist group, but in a sense this evacuation is giving some cover to thos

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hall park. as you can see, has been fenced off so people are not allowed in this area. all right, james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> well, happening right now. the threat of wildfire disaster here in the bay. area's what's leaving hundreds of people now without electricity. what you see on your screen is a map from pga. it's their outage map. and it's the areas in purple that pg e has shut off power intentionally to try to lower the risk of wildfires. and you can see a lot of those outages are up in the north bay, specifically in sonoma and napa counties. these psps is these public safety power shut-offs as they're called. they come as these red flag warnings come into effect and you can see it really does impact the north bay hills and the east bay hills as well. all because we don't want to see any more fires. and there is a new one in eldorado county that is burning out of control. it's about 60 miles east of sacramento. and you can see video of it there in the big wall. it's called the caldor fire. >> it has grown a lot in size in the last 24 hours yesterday aft

james cappelli and, the body language, harrison what a great a's win, 6-3, sweeping thed. rangers. they begin a road trip in cleveland on tuesday. the 2021 pro football hall a long wait, current 49ers general manager john lynch presented by his son as they unveiled his bronze bust, his wife and daughters looking on. lynch plate 11 years with tampa and four with denver, but began with stanford. in his speech using football as a metaphor, he encouraged unity across the country. >> tonight, i advocate that we take the lead of foot all and huddle up as a people, as a great nation. let's find a common ground through shared values. let's celebrate and learn through our differences. one person can make a difference. i encourage each and every one of you to be that person who provides someone else with the belief that they too can be great. may god bless you all. chris: great speech. abc 7 sports. dion: much more to come. that's a wrap on the tokyo olympics. a look at the closing ceremonies. and a new investigation shows how governor newsom's office micromanaged an independent micromanaged an independent state i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with

james mcavoy, taika waititi, max and ali gatie. and sorry to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, i'll be joined by kenan thompson and regina hallng the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. the loved ones left behind. >> he couldn't wait to come home and be with his wife, meet his new baby. >> inside the dangerous mission. evacuating americans and their afghan allies. now warnings of a new terror threat. >> it's going to get a lot more desperate. >> and one family's harrowing escape to safety. >>> confronting injustice through art. >> the t

james mcavoy, taika waititi, max and ali gatie. and sorry to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, i'll be joined by kenan thompson and regina hallmask mandates are out. now the act of defiance. >> the thought of losing any more staff, teachers, or students, i can't tolerate. i wouldn't be able to handle. >> we're on the front lines of a fight to free florida from the virus. >> we're going to make america great? we must vaccinate. >>> plus sounding the alarm. why more kids sick with covid are being hospitalized. what you need to know about pediatric cases.

james, the latest as carmelo anthony. one year deal there. he's 37 years old. he's an 18 year vet 10th all time leading scorer. future hall of famer.tion off the bench. they got russell westbrook, dwight howard, trevor arreaza. and now, carmelo anthony team usa hoops summer games. japan they still got a shot at the gold. gregg popovich has finally got them playing good basketball, although it didn't start all that great kd will split the defense and put it down. your high percentage shot. 29 points to lead team usa. but in the second quarter, the americans are down eight to spain. dave lillard, representing not only usa, but the bay area, 11 up and under to scoop it in. usa come the fourth quarter up. eight jason tatum with a three at 13 usa wins it over spain 95 81 on to the semifinals. they will play australia on thursday. hey, what a big week for the nfl. you're gonna see some football. by the end of it. you're going to see it right here. on channel two, but we've got to hone in on the 49ers. john lynch you if you're a younger fan gnome as the team president, the guy has put together some pretty good teams since he arrived, but

james, back to you. thanks to kron. 4. is your local elections headquarters. house speaker nancy pelosi held a rally alongside san francisco mayor london breed there out of san francisco city hallcalifornia women to vote no on the recall election. i'll take it from here they were talking directly to women. >> and yesterday marked the 100% for sure. the 19th amendment which gave us the right to vote as women and pelosi says the only way we can continue to make progress is by voting. this is all about empowering women so that their families are cared for that. their children are cared for so that we can have women in the workplace making the difference so that our voices are heard. >> so that regardless of who is in office. they know that they are accountable to women and what we care about. >> speakers at the rally also criticized larry elder. he's emerged as the republican front runner to replace governor newsom in the recall election, but he's coming under fire for several negative comments towards women. yeah. riggs ample in 2000, 2 elder wrote that employers should be able to ask women if and when we plan to get pregnant. you imagine that's just that's he can answer. but no.

james jackson. 0k? i want him tailed but not apprehended. get otley and hall on it. it's larry hall... me and my hair in a wind tunnel? it goes up by itself and when i was in australia, in brisbane, the atmosphere there in brisbane and the interviewer said, listen, your hair is moving my hair was curling up! because it is naturally curly and -ets because it is naturally curly and gets bigger and bigger. because it is naturally curly and gets biggerand bigger. i know exactly— gets biggerand bigger. i know exactly how that feels. we have said this and it is still... i'm we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if it— we have said this and it is still... i'm sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, _ i'm sorry if it sounds boring or repetitive, it is a joy having people _ repetitive, it is a joy having people back on the sofa and talking face—to—face because you get to have those _ face—to—face because you get to have those little _ face—to—face because you get to have those little n