. >>> the news at i'm terry m janelle wang. a stunning cdc report has top health leaders even more concerned about the delta variant. the cdc said the variant is more contagious than the virus that cause ebola, the common cold, flu and smallpox and it is just as contagious as chicken pox. even more troubling, the report said there is a higher risk of hospitalization or even death in older americans regardless of vaccination status. and all that is the reason that the cdc is changing its masking recommendation. earlier this week, and now telling everyone vaccinated or not to mask up. >> here is how the cdc came to these conclusions. the report stems from a study in a county in massachusetts where there were 469 cases that were linked to several large public gatherings this month. cdc said 74% of the cases were in fully vaccinated people. nearly 80% of those had symptoms. in a statement the cdc said high viral loads suggest an increase risk of trans mission and raise concern that unlike with other variants, vaccinated people infe

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're going to go live to tokyo in just a few minutes. but first we begin with a sobering pandemic. break through cases among fully vaccinated residents as nbc bay area's christie smith explains the vaccines may not be the magic bullet some had hoped for but they're still key to getting out of the pandemic. >> reporter: dr. grant colfax said that surge is driven by the delta variant. >> the rate of incre there's ne the effectiveness of the vaccine infections. >> you can see from the data that the rate among people who are not fully vaccinated is 36.8. the rate among people who are fully vaccinated is 16.2. again, evidence that the vaccines are working. >> reporter: the city also addressed questions about the efficacy of the vaccine. >> they're not as effective at preventing break through infections as they are hospitalizations. but really from the beginning of this pandemic the emphasis was on preventing serious morbidity and mortality and right now those vaccines are performing extre

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we're going to take you live to tokyo in just a few minutes. >>> first, get your shot or don't come back. tech companies large and small tightening rules big and small. what executives and >> reporter: google becomes one of the first tech giants to throw down the gauntlet, but already other bay area companies are starting to follow suit, telling employees if you want y got to get clear, employees coming back to current buildings must get vaxed first. the ceo sending out a memo that reads in part, anyone coming to work on our campuses will need to get vaccinated. >> i think you're going to see many employers following suit. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease specialist telling techies, get used to it. >> we are heading back indoors with the fall and winter coming. and those are higher risk settings. and a bunch of vaccinated people together is a very low risk setting. >> reporter: in fact facebook followed suit shortly after, as did foster city's cyber security company. >> we think t

. >> i'm janelle wang. take you to tokyo to look at olympic rings where the sun is rising, just after 7:00 a.m. saturday, another day of competition about to begin. last night, early this morning for us, opening ceremony kicked off just before 4:00 a.m. you can watch encore presentation this afternoon. liz mclaughlin has a look at the competition already happening. >> good evening, janelle. fewer than 1,000 people were able to witness the pageantry of the opening ceremony in person. but after a year delay, athletes and those watching from home are finally able to celebrate the start of the world's biggest sporting event. >> the united states of america! >> reporter: team usa together at last, a force to be reckoned with, 613 strong. >> second largest olympic team in u.s. history. >> reporter: first lady jill biden in person as eddie the un states in the parade of nations and naomi osaka lit the cauldron in her home company. some japanese citizens gathering to protest the olympics as cases rise in tokyo. mem

. >> reporter: two things janelle. the glow of suni lee is a border story a lot of people are enjoying. we'll go behind the scene with her in just a moment. ryan murphy within the past 45 minutes causing a lot of emotions in terms of alluding to doping. ryan murphy saying this, i am swimming in a race that's not clean. he did not point the finger at his opponent. happy with the results of this race. murphy won silver medal. he won three gold medals at the 2016 rio gain. murphy adds a short while ago, i got 15 thoughts in my head and 13 of them would get me in trouble. >>> let's talk about sunisa lee now. it is a true story of america. it is great to see. here in tokyo it was simply sunisa lee capturing the hearts of the global audience. not only the hmong descend but the first to win the all around individual award. >> this video is going viral. her family watching in oakdale, minnesota, and suni lee feels the love. >> it makes me cry every time i see it. i love my whole family, i love the hmong community. i would not

. >> reporter: janelle, there are some things to note. the insurance fees and owner fees, those are all yet to be determined. mayor says this could possibly be waived if the gun owner could prove this would create some sort of financial hardship or burden for them. second amendment groups vowing to challenge all of this in court, perhaps maybe in the next couple of days. we are live in san jose, ginger saab, nbc bay area news. >>> san jose school district is removing police officers from its campuses. students and teachers gathered at city hall to celebrate this decision. the school board voted not to renew its contract. >> students need programs to elevate their voices and making all students feel included. >> reporter: san jose unify now joins alum rock and east side union high school district and removing officers from their campuses. >>> the challenge to vaccinate as many people as possible is taking a new turn. the strategy is going to the people. a bay area tech giant is joining that effort. here is scott budman. >> reporter: as the

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i'm janelle wang. >> oakland city council today giving a thumbs up in principle to a plan to build a waterfront ballpark for the a's. still at issue, whether the team will stay in oakland or leave for another city. other than the location for the ballpark, the howard terminal site, most of the rest of the terms not what the team is asking for. marianne favro joins us with the story and the team very clear that they did not agree to these terms. the oakland city agreed to the terms, but not the a's. >> reporter: and the team's president said he was blindsided by it. the team's president said he was surprised by the new terms and told the city council they don't work for the a's. so what's next? >> i think we're still trying to get to the bottom of the off-site infrastructure, understanding some of the community benefits and understanding the timing of a binding, definitive vote is critically important. because we're really running out of time here at the coliseum, and we need to get a final answer if this workforce all parties. >> reporter: six council members voted in favor, requirin

. >> i'm janelle wang. we continue with our breaking news coverage. a magnitude 5.9 earthquake hits just south of lake tahoe near smith valley, nevada. triggered rock slides along 395. these are pictures sent from one of of our viewers. it was shut down for a couple hours in coldville because boulders and rocks fell on the highway. we just received word that the highway has already reopened. but some very scary moments for people who live in the area. they see rocks and boulders and the dust generated from that rock slide coming down just off highway 395. there are reports of some damage. there's a barbecue restaurant, a market, a coffee shop near coalville. they have stuff flying off the shelves. they're cleaning up now, but tense moments right now in that area. highway 395 south of lake tahoe has reopened. now, this quake hit just about an hour and 45 minutes ago. exactly 3:49 p.m. it was triggered right here on the california/nevada border. and all those red circles and yellow and orange circles, the cluster of aftershocks that have hit between lak

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. just a few minutes. but first we begin with a sobering pandemic. break through cases among fully vaccinated residents as nbc bay area's christie smith explains the vaccines may not be the

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i'm janelle wang. >> and we go to the story that everyone is talking about today, simone biles withdrawing from the team competition. biles said the pressure in the tokyo games, not an injury, caused her to withdraw. it's not clear if she'll perform thursday in the individual competition where she is champion. but we'll begin with a major reversal. >>> the centers of disease control is recommending everyone go back to wearing masks indoors even if you're vaccinated. it also said that people who are fully vaccinated can still pass the delta variant to others. here in the bay area, some business owners are already reposting masks required signs. the cdc says with cases surging nationwide, even vaccinated people should mask up. it's a recommendation every bay area county made more than a week ago. but solano's commissioner has not followed and calls the message misguided. >> what is causing the surge is all in people's homes, back yards, camping, it is not in the environment where these mask recommendations are going to apply. >> the health commissioner has he will not be returning to a mask

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the olympics have not even started, but positive covid cases are already causing problems in tokyo. an alternate member of the u.s. women's gymnastic team is the latest to test positive, ending her olympic dreams. that is not our alternate who grew up in milpitas. with the opening ceremony quickly approaching, we have the latest from tokyo. >> reporter: the opening ceremony is still four days out, but already team usa is dealing with an olympic loss. kara eker, an alternate, testing positive for covid. she and another replacement athlete now separated from the rest of the team. >> also disappointed. i feel bad for her, she's trained most of her life for this. >> reporter: in a written statement, usa gymnastics say th

. >> i am janelle wang. elsa is a hurricane ugraded in the past hour. it will make landfall.is all quiet right now but you can see those dark storm clouds. take a look at the radar, elsa is barrelling up the west coast of florida.

i'm janelle wang. >>> frightening moment in monterey when a plane left the airport and didn't make it very far. >> reporter: that's right. it all happened in a fairly short period of time. the small plane took off shortly before 11:00. it crashed into a home nearby in a gated community in the hills. the craft did extensive damage to the home and sparked a few fires nearby. reports say the owners of the home in the mawn terra development were not in the home from. some of the flame also caused spot fires in the brush. we had two firefighting efforts that were directed to the structure itself, make sure we control that fire and that the brush in the area, any fire in that trees and brush on theland did not spread to other parts of the neighborhood. >> reporter: several local agency, including cal fire responded. it was ultimately limited to about an eighth of an acre. fire officials say the ntsb will visit the scene of the crash to make their investigation. we don't yet know when that will happen. meanwhile, we reached out to the faa about what they're looking into. they say the conditi

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. >> i am janelle wang. >> bill cosby is a freeman tonight. the court vacating cosby's conviction on charges of sexual assault because of an agreement that prosecutors had with the cosby. because there was a non-prosecutorial agreement in place. >> that nonprosecutorial agreement stemmed from a damaging deposition. because of that deposition, cosby was arrested, charged and then convicted of aggravated indecent assault. >> what the court is not saying is that andrea constand was noti credible.x-6rí túez jury still foundd0ñ(); tha constand. >> the 83-year-old comedian served just over three years of a three to ten-year sentence. >> we always believe fully that he neff should have been prosecutored. there was an agreement made. you can't have a system where prosecutors don'tld up to their word. >> the montgomery district attorney says he goes free on a procedural issue that is irrelevant to the facts of the crime. andrea constand and her attorneys released a statement saying it is disappointing, and of concern. >> while the decision is devastati

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. >> i'm janelle wang. parts of the country are dealing with a high surge of

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a former track coach accused by numerous women of molesting them. >> nbc bay area's damian trujillo was in the courtroom for the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: a preliminary hearing is sort of a mini trial to see if there's enough evidence to proceed to an actual trial. in this case, the judge felt the evidence was clear, and one victim told me she's grateful for that ruling. robinson slightly shook his head as a judge ordered him to stand trial. the prosecutors told the court that robinson preyed on young girls. >> from the very beginning, the defendant ruined these girls. he was a predator. other parents had tried to stop it, and he got away orter: heat says sheherapy dog to deal with the pain. she was a track star when she says the abuse began. so she transferred to los gatos high where she says robinson followed her as a track coach. >> this guy stalked me and molested me when i was 14. >> reporter: heather says she'll be a witness and is suing both high schoo

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the olympics have not even started, but positive covid cases are already causing problems in tokyo. an alternate member of the u.s. women's gymnastic team is the latest to test positive, ending her olympic dreams. that is not our alternate who grew up in milpitas. with the opening ceremony quickly approaching, we have the latest from tokyo. >> reporter: the opening ceremony is still four days out, but already team usa is dealing with an olympic loss. kara eker, an alternate, testing positive for covid. she and another replacement athlete now separated from the rest of the team. >> also disappointed. i feel bad for her, she's trained most of her life for this. >> reporter: in a written statement, usa gymnastics say they moved to separate lodging facilities and training facilities as originally planned and will continue preparation for the games. the entire delegation remains vigilant and maintain strict protocols. at least two others didn't make the trip, putting an end to their olympi

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm jessica aguirre at because of the olympics. simone biles said she is not physically hurt but she is working something out. >> her move has everyone stunned as the top of the athletes. >> reporter: saying she has the world on her shoulders, gold medal winning gymnast simone biles withdrew from the competition in tokyo, posting on instagram that it wasn't an easy day. >> how are you feeling? >> we're going to take it day by day and we're just going to see. >> reporter: telling the "today" show that she's putting her trust in her teammates. >> you guys need to relax. you're going to be fine without me. go out there and kick some butt like you have in training. lay it out on the floor and see what happens. >> reporter: psychology consultant susan zaro says athletes like biles and naomi osaka should be praised for bringing mental health issues to the forefront and showing how quickly things can change for athletes in the spotlight. >> then you have this breakout and you don't know how to deal with it. all of a sudden all these peopl

. >> i'm janelle wang. parts of the country are dealing with a high surge of infections. >> it is reminiscent of the peak of the pandemic with hospitals stretched to their limit. jay gray has a closer look. >> reporter: there's a dangerous trend across the country. covid infections are exploding right now. >> we'll to everything we can to try to handle the volume of patients. >> reporter: with doctors warning this may just be the beginning. >> the delta variant's going move its way across the country into august, september, maybe even october. >> reporter: according to the cdc, the most serious case and the majority of new covid deaths are among unvaccinated patients. the pace of americans getting fully vaccinated has drop by more than 80% since april. children are especially vulnerable to the delta variant, because at this point only about a third of the 25 million kids eligible for a kid have been fully vaccinated. >> we know that a number of the hospitalizations and the deaths we're seeing are preventibl

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. >> reporter: absolutely, janelle. it actually cleared up. you just missed a beautiful rainbow over the tokyo bay. the sun is peeking its head out after some wind and rain. i got wet. i didn't mind. it lowered the high temperatures that the athletes have been dealing with in competition over the past few days. you might hear a helicopter overhead. security is beefing up. lots of events going on here and u.s.a. at 14 in the medal count. 8 of those were earned in the pool. >> to enjoy the national anthem. >> reporter: u.s. swimmer caleb dressel is vying for six gold medals in tokyo and already getting comfortable at the top of the podium. part of the first finishing team in the 4x100 free relay. >> i feel s a little shaky so i'm glad somewhat decent one under my belt. >> katie ledecky earned silver in the 400 free in a narrow loss to aussie arianne timus. arianne had a great race. >> reporter: four more races on the schedule including her 1500 meter free, a new addition this year. the women's gymnastics team stumbled in qualifying. still has a

. >> jessica, janelle, you know, trying to keep up with everything that's happening in tokyo is, as they say, like trying to drink from a fire hose. i wanted to make sure you didn't miss special and fun moments from the games. you guys talked about caleb dressel winning gold. others completed in the preliminaries. that's why after winning dressel walked over from the podium and you see it right here, he literally tossed his gold medal to teammate brooks curry as a way of saying thank you. curry was already going to get his own medal but still a nice gesture nonetheless. >> the viral video of the olympics has to be this one. that's the australian swim coach. his swimmer had just beaten katie ledecky in the 400 meter freestyle. i love this tweet. it's not the quantity of the spectators but the quality. i hope you all have someone to cheer for you like this guy does. >>> gold. >> hang on. hang on. hang on. >> did she jerk it? >> she did. >> she did! talk about cheering. an entire country is cheering for this woman. she just won the philippine's first ever gold medal. that's the first in 97

i'm terry mcsweeney and i'm janelle wang. three weeks this philip kreycik, a runner, went missing. >> why they were there today. we turn to christy smith. >> we continue totcome. >> reporter: renewed search is under way today for philipeport his family shared their thoughts today. >> the support we have received, so much. has really made us feel -- in this just -- just, it's hard. you know, incredibly difficult time. >> we miss our son, and, so incredibly, he's -- he's a delightful person. he has such spirit, such love emanates from him. he is -- just -- a big hole that we need to have back. >> reporter: he was reported missing after failing to return from a run in the pleasanea. search and rescue teams looked extensively but called the search off while volunteers continued on. search crews were back today. >> by the data points. every time we have tracking teams or any searchers go out, equipped with gps technology, we are mapping all of that. >> reporter: pleasanton police say there are more than a dozen outside agencies he

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm garvin thomas. the heat is only cranking up from here. hundred degree temperatures mean we are only in the middle. what's it look out there now? >> 110 in brentwood. livermore, 105. sonoma, 102. heat warnings in effect until sunday at 11:00 p.m., that's for the hills of the north bay. and for the higher elevations, 95-112. when it comes to the hottest location it's certainly going to be out towards pittsburg, concord as well. let's get a look at brentwood and how things are going to play out for you. tomorrow another round coming in. 2:00 p.m., 107. by 4:00 p.m., 110. we're going from a fire danger index of 161, which is very high to tomorrow, 165. it's considered extreme fire danger. back with the full look at the weekend forecast coming up in about 18 minutes. >> well, extreme heat straining our state's power grid. that's why a state-wide flex alert is in effect through 9:00 tonight. thom jensen went to one of the really hotspots, brentwood, it's about 110 right now. how are you coping, how are pe

. >> i am janelle wang. elsa is a hurricane ugraded in the past hour. it will make landfall. it is all quiet right now but you can see those dark storm clouds. take a look at the radar, elsa is barrelling up the west coast of florida. >> jeff ranieri now, things are obviously changing by the hour, where is it tracking now, the hurricane? hurricane? >>yq center of the storm is approaching tampa. we can show you on the radar with rain over ft. myers. right now currently, winds at 75 miles per hour in the center of the storm and the path of this will make landfall, we think, as we roll through tomorrow morning, 75 miles per hour, category 1 hurricane, then just to the west of jacksonville. 65 miles per hour winds and through the carolinas by thursday morning, 40 mile-per-hour winds and start to exit towards virginia with winds of over 35. as it moves into florida, here's what we can expect, two to five inches of rainfall. isolated flash flooding. >> we have a lot happening with weather. another live look in florida. next hour, nightly news will continue our coverage of this hurr

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i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeny. we take a look at the olympic flame. just after 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. in a few hours skateboarding will make the debut at the olympic games. skateboarding. we show us the athletes will show off the skills they developed in skate parks around the world, including many here in california. >> reporter: here we are along the tokyo bay. it's beautiful! i can't get over how beautiful the city is. today we're talking about skateboarding. it's the new sport in the olympics. one of the cool things about skateboarding, you can do it anywhere. in fact, mikey panned out quick. the stairs here, it's a possible skate ramp. they get crazy. among the rock stars of the sport is a guy from dayton. >> reporter: nija houston is a big deal. the 26-year-old is the new face of skateboarding. it's not just his face, it's his body! covered in ink. he's good are the sport. he knows tokyo is a launching point. >> i think it has an opportunity to help the sport grow a lot. i think we're going to see a lot more skate parks pop up in places around the world, which is

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. >> and i'm janele wang. just a few hours ago, l.a.ounty leaders making a change, requiring a mask indoors. you got do it even if you're fully vaccinated. is the bay area next? here's melissa colorado. she spoke to an expert who thinks the bay area could follow l.a.'s lead. >> reporter: if you're vaccinated, don't throw away that mask just yet. the highly contagious delta variant is causing cases to go up in covid hot spots across the country, including l.a. county, where covid cases are growing at a rate of more than 1,000 a day. >> masking indoors must again become a normal practice by all regardless of the vaccination status so we can stop the level of transmission we're currently seeing. >> reporter: dr. peter chin hong stresses the bay area's vaccination rate is much higher than l.a.s. take san francisco, for example, where 70% of eligible people are fully vaccinated. across the bay in alameda county it's at 70%. >> hopefully that will keep the numbers low, even though the percentage is going to look very dramatic. and most import

after a group of attackers broke into his home in the capital port, a prince, and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old. the haitians have expressed shock over the president, assassination, boise johnson. you got with this shocked me a lot. imagine live in this area close to the precedent. even when we have problem to the preston. we can't imagine. they will kill him like this. unique because i heard something go, boom, like an earthquake. i thought something under the soil had been turning, we on the gallagher joins us live now from a little hazy in miami. so 1st of all, what do we know of the situation on the ground in haiti itself? while talking to contacts in port princes seems that things are pretty quiet on the streets of puerto prince. i think essentially because people are hunkering down in the homes listening to reports and wondering what will happen next. i mean haitian is more than any will know that these things can turn sour very quickly. this is a nation that's already dealing with extreme poverty, food shortages ramp and gang violence over the past week. so i thi

all the good you took days summoning this common sense to prevail in janelle busy. therefore this council should not be dragged into a guard negotiation in the expedient pursuit of domestic political. i'm just an example. mister president, is a concern consul consent to the pass preferred by egypt and sudan. it will certainly be entangled with resolving disputes on all translate and reverse interestingly as other than one island steadily country of our older members. so is this council have transponder with the courses you have dealt with? and the continued to are, there is differences bilaterally and through basically why the, for the good, the talks in the process, we have and go to go and see in 2011, gave us a major lesson. hopefully, this process will make just work toward this, our regional mechanism on an elevation in this regard, it will be regrettable for the council to circumvent this hope by unhelpful president, whereby the member states impose through a council was issued acquired by good faith negotiation. the council should resist the concert, took the

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. we continue to follow our breaking news. a strong earthquake near south lake tahoe has been upgraded to a 6.0 magnitude. let's get you caught up on the latest details. the quake hit south of lake tahoe near smith valley, nevada, also walker, california. so this is essentially a rural area along the california/nevada border. in the last 15 minutes, the usgs has upgraded the quake. for a couple hours, we were saying it was a 5.9. the usgs upgraded it to a 6.0. you can see the rock slides here. pretty incredible video. someone driving right near walker or coalville, california. showing the rock slides there on this is along the 395 freeway near coalville. this is the main artery coming up from south lake tahoe into lake tahoe. briefly shut down 395 was briefly shut down as crews cleared those boulders. it has since reopened, 395. the quake hit about two hours ago. the exact time, 3:49 p.m. it was centered on the california side of the border. you can see the map here. it's triggered a cluster of aftershocks between lake tahoe a

i'll leave you with one of the artists credited with taking the movement into the mainstream. janelle monet's science fiction infused poetry and song, often through the eyes of a fussy female android alter ego, takes a few truism to another level. see you next time the the the with the the the. ah. the news ah, against the corona virus pandemic. the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context clues, virus updates, and special monday to friday on d. w. that was right in front of them. they gave it. then suddenly, we agreed to postpone the or olympic games that tokyo with 20 or 2021. thrown off course during the qualifying ground or not for sports heroes. i'm fired up and ready the count down during locked lock. you go to tokyo, starts july 19th on the w. me. ah me. oh oh, i cannot because you're in this. oh, no. no, no. i the the news w. news alive from berlin. vital aid will continue to flow to syrians after the un security council most to keep a disputed port or open. russia approach has to be opperation sa

after a group of individuals broke into his home in the capital, puerto prince and shot him dead. janelle maurice was 53 years old. well as cross life nights and galahad, he joins us from miami andi. what would you be know about? this is fascination this are while the recall's coming from around the world, from international leaders, calling for com in haiti and showing that support for the people of haiti. but essentially what we have here is a situation where a group of all men broke into the president's private house on the outskirts of port prince shot and killed, you know, my recent injured his wife. the 1st lady who is now in hospital recovering. there was some report suggesting these men was speaking spanish and dressed as d e agents who are from the u. s. at that is clearly not a d, a opperation. but the question now is, how does haiti cope with all this? because already the dominican republic, his report to be close, the border between haiti and the dominican republic of concerns of security. this is of course, a nation that it's fraudulent best at the best of times. what we have

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeny. we take a look at the olympic flame. just after 8:00 a.m.ng. in a few hours skateboarding will make the debut at the olympic games. skateboarding. we show us the athletes will show off the skills they developed in skate parks around the world, including many here in california. >> reporter: here we are along the tokyo bay. it's beautiful! i can't get over how beautiful the city is. today we're talking about skateboarding. it's the new sport in the olympics. one of the cool things about skateboarding, you can do it anywhere. in fact, mikey panned out quick. the stairs here, it's a possible skate ramp. they get crazy. among the rock stars of the sport is a guy from dayton. >> reporter: nija houston is a big deal. the 26-year-old is the new face of skateboarding. it's not just his face, it's