mohammed: jenna, you are nodding to what sam is saying. jenna: yes. sam is on the money.aiti needs to ultimately solve this political crisis on its own and come to an electoral outcome that is supported by the haitian people, absolutely. but i would differ with jake on this point. i think it is virtually impossible to guarantee a process that would be widely viewed as credible absent some sort of external, internationally supportive process. before we get to elections, we really should be talking about some kind of stabilization mechanism to keep peace on the ground. i think there is a high propensity for widespread political violence. the gangs are armed to the teeth. police have been overrun in recent months by gangs. there have been a number of gruesome killings of police officers. we just cannot really capture the full extent of the political crisis that has been ongoing for some time. so before we can get to talk of haiti solving their political future, which of course it must in order for it to be tenable and sustainable long-term, we need a stabilization aspects to

ah, all right, from war and all this i'm joined by our guests in washington, dc is jenna benya, who the president and ceo of the truman national security project and former 80 analyst for the u. s. department of state in new york, san. but jar ski a reporter for the haitian times, and also in washington dc. jake johnston, senior research associate at the center for economic policy research and lead author of the organizations blog on haiti relief and reconstruction a warm welcome to you. all sam, let me start with you today. who exactly is in charge in a haiti right now? is it intra prime minister quad joseph? and i asked that because a new prime minister ariel henry had been appointed a few days back. but he hadn't yet been sworn in. correct? that's correct, and i believe he was. he was expected to be sworn in later this week after after louise was fascinated, but, but clod, joseph. the interim prime minister is currently running the country at the moment. yes. and do you believe that quite joseph has the political legitimacy to be able to run the country or will there be you know, mor

mum jenna was not so lucky.lvis and injuries to her liver and spleen. ..jenna told the bbc from hospital in stoke, where she's still being treated for her extensive injuries. the husband turned around and saw in time and moved him and his daughter out of the way, and then... yeah, helped the mum because the car was going so fast, it was a little bit too late, and they were stopped by a tree. the family have raised questions about how vehicles arriving at the festival were positioned on the site, and if rules about safe parking were properly enforced. some of those that witnessed the incident on saturday have told me that the car that rolled down the hill was checked when it came to a standstill, and the handbrake was found to be in the on position. meanwhile, the organisers of the event have declined to be interviewed at this stage. they say they're still liaising with the police in their investigation into what happened, but they did describe what happened here on saturday as a freak accident. robert thomas, bb

jenna ellis has quit the gop.irman of the party ousted over this leak. does this bolster the media's case that there's great division within the gop or is it in-fighting involving handful of insiders,. >> sort of both, right. i'm not sure that that many people know who jenna ellis is and are focused on whether she's registered in the republican party or not. this shows there's a large portion of republican leadership that know that they have been publicking parroting lies about the election and doubts that aren't true but they're saying it for their political advantage to help them out or to help out the republican party and that's not good for the republic. howie: i think it's a challenge for journalists to cover. there's a split between anti-drum factions and -- anti-trump factions and we have the tendency to overdrama tizethings. there was an explosion among liberal pundits, your colleague at the atlantic tweeted this reflects a pathological disregard for other human beings at this point with consequences made

it says the shortage in 50 conduct is only having a minimal effect. jenna consumer advocates the launch the class action lawsuit against time over the diesel gate emission scandal and then comes less than a year after the college. i paid a one and a half $1000000000.00 find in the united states. the claims that installed software and $250000.00 vehicles in order to cheat in pollution says european commission is expecting growth in the years to rise almost 5 percent this year. growth has been boosted by the reopening of economies in the 2nd quarter, but experts for new virus variance could prove problematic. later in the china eclipse, germany as the world's leading export of machines and manufacturing equipment last year. as according to a study by the german trade group, b d m a. it says chinese global market share in the sector rose to 15.8 percent. the german share of 15.5 percent. appendix or joan machinist manufacturers of the biggest drop in business. 2000 and i was station well, we had a hot dry start for the summer here in germany, but a heap of rain over the past few weeks as f

jenna was airlifted to hospital in stoke, where she is still being treated.es were of course called to the event. the conscious tribal gathering event was being staged here for the fifth time and it ended yesterday. it is described as a family friendly event featuring live music and a range of other activities. although it ended yesterday, a number of people are still at the site today, and the organisers have been asked to comment about the incident but have yet to issue any statement about what happened. officials in the united states have made renewed appeals to the unvaccinated, as the delta variant of covid—19 begins to take hold there. only around half the us population is fully jabbed against the virus, and local leaders are warning people of the dangers of refusing the vaccine. a growing number of counties in california are now asking people to wear face masks in all indoor places, regardless of whether they've had the jab. our north america correspondent, sophie long reports. well, here's the truth. if you are fully vaccinated, you are safer with a h

potential tragedy and we will see what the investigation unveils. >> colorado secretary of state, jenna much. >>> we are just ten days away from those opening ceremonies in tokyo. the olympics just around the corner and we learned this morning that first lady, dr. jill biden, will be leading the u.s. delegation in tokyo, and this will be her second time, but the first time without joe biden by her side when he joined her back in vancouver in 2010. >>> and some states seeing a rise in cases as the contagious delta variant takes hold. >>> another setback for the johnson & johnson vaccine. the fda issuing a new warning about a rare neurological disorder. what we know and how it changes the race to vaccine, next. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why

that was jenna socks reporting for us. are a few things that you can do to reduce the harmful effects of prolonged screen time. one thing doctors suggest trying is the 2020 20 rule every 20 minutes. gazit something 20 ft away for about 20 seconds. technology experts notice many people neglect to take simple steps to protect frg up what you can do to help protect your data. plus it is draft night and the golden state warriors have a top 10 pick what the dubs might be looking to do when they're on the clock in the bay area weekend, just around the corner now beautiful outside on your thursday, friday is going to be nice to what will saturday and sunday bring. i'll hav i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato i

jenna yes, alex. today's hearing lasted three hours, and both police and some of the members of congress broke into tears as they were watching that new video of the violent riot, peaceful transfer of power in a blue line facing a bipartisan house committee tuesday, the four officers shared the emotional details and images from their police body camera footage of the violence they experienced trying to defend the u. s capitol and members of congress. the officer said the rioters who broke into the capital january, 6th were beating, punching, kicking and pepper spraying u. s. capitol police and d c. metro police officers, capitol police sergeant aquilino grenelle in iraq war veteran was among the injured. he testified that the rioters said he should be executed. i too, was being crushed by the rioters. i can feel my myself losing oxygen and recall thinking to myself. this is how i'm going to die defending this entrance, d c. metro police officer michael finnegan, who told rioters he had kids said he wa

jenna and sheinelle out on our plaza.g. we have our stars and stripes. it looks like a beautiful night in japan, but it is a fantastic morning on our plaza. >> we know one of the things y'all are missing in tokyo is a bunch of fired up fans. guess what? we've got them here. a fully vaccinated crowd. they are all cheering on team usa. >> should we get to know some of them? >> we're going to do a crowd moment. remember those? >> why don't we meet four of our friends from marlboro, new jersey. >> good morning, sheinelle. >> robin, we know you're celebrating the olympics, but you're also celebrating something else that's special. would you like to tell the class? >> yes. happy 50th birthday, stacey. >> stacey, we are so happy to celebrate you. it's been a while since we could all get together and celebrate milestones. what is it like to be here on the plaza? >> it's amazing. it's awesome. and i'm really 40, i'm not 50. >> we wish we had a gold medal for you. >> yes. >> y'all's kids are at camp, too, right? >> yes. >> are you

fun visiting now you'll be back on the third hour and back with me and jenna on the fourth -- jenna'sons. >> congrats on the new network and good luck i. >> like the hair stick with it. >> thank you. >>> a check of the weather now -- what? yes. >> twitter poll. twitter poll, oh, great. >> you watch 50/50. mr. roker what say you >> huh >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. we take a look at our temperatures for the inland areas over the next seven days, this is the coolest day we'll see in quite awhile before the temperatures come up a few degrees each day, peaking monday in the low 90s, and starting to go back down by middle of next week. san francisco remains steady, with clouds and fog. mist and drizzle. temperatures remain in the low to mid-60s, just a little bit more sunshine from sunday into monday, cooler by middle of next week. >>> that is your latest weather. >> that is your latest weather the best time of the day. >> what time is it >> it's "pop start" time. >> haven't said that in 17 months. >> how feel >> perfect. >> why are we over here. >> i don't know. >> it's

back home in new york, we have jenna, sheinelle and our fully vaccinated fans who are fans of team usa they have a lot to cheer about. more from them just ahead. >>> indeed, all right, guys, let's get to the unforgettable competition here today, right here at the gymnastics center. the women's individual all-around. nbc's sam brock is here as well. good morning. >> hi, hoda, good morning. just to be in the building to see suni lee win the gold is something you'll never forget and this is rarefied air. now the difference between first and fourth place here was razor thin going into the final rotation. this could have ended a number of different ways and yet for an american squad right now down a crucial member, it was a picture-perfect outcome. in the end, it was an american gymnast standing triumphantly at the top of the podium for the all-around competition, suni lee outshined all of her opponents. capturing the most prestigious medal in women's gymnastics on an evening that came down to the final rotation, a floor routine. back home in minnesota -- lee's family and friends leaping fo

and if i jenna those grievances that he and his supporters are so often fueled that may lead him to want to get back in the race in a couple of years. yamiche: ayesha, i see you nodding your head. former president trump is a survivor, someone who has had all sorts of people around him charged, but he has not had to face legal consequences. can you talk about that, and is it significant that these activities were having while he was president? jonathan l.: i don't think -- ayesha: i don't think it is significant to president trump, because whatever comes out, he will say that this is all made up, not true, unless something happens to him or to his close family, it is not something he is going to be overly concerned about. i do think when it comes to the idea of him running again -- some of this is neither here nor there. trump clearly wants to be the leader of the republican party. he is not giving that away. if he does not run, he will not be the leader of the republican party. it will be whoever is running for president. when you talk about ego, i think that has to be driving much of th

everyone except jenna ellis, the woman in the black jacket in that video. she still claims fraud. she just quit the republican party. she said in an internet video, republicans aren't doing enough to support donald trump's claims. >> as of today, i am resigning from the party. i am changing my voter registration and i'm no longer a republican until the party decides that it wants to be conservative again. >> now, again, there is no evidence of any kind of widespread fraud. attorney general bill barr at the time said there was no evidence. legal chief of the republican party says there's no evidence. the republican heads of the elections in georgia say there's no evidence. 80 different judges were presented with some of these claims. 80 different rejections. now, the president again will speak in about 30 minutes. >> all right. we'll keep following that. thank you, scott. >>> today we're also going to learn more about how and when the vta will resume light-rail service in the wake of the tragic mass shooting. trains have been stopped ever since may 26th when a disgruntled rail yard

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jenna says her husband was able to throw their daughter out of their way of the vehicle.bc that at the time of the incident, she thought her whole family had been killed. she described her husband as a hero for acting so quickly to protect their daughter. the conscious tribal gathering event was being staged here for the fifth time and it ended yesterday. it is described as a family friendly event featuring live music and a range of other activities. although it ended yesterday, a number of people are still at the site today, and the organisers have been asked to comment about the incident but have yet to issue any statement about what happened. a man from norfolk is back home with his family at last, after spending all of 2021 in hospital with coronavirus. a man from norfolk is back home with his family at last, after spending all of 2021 in hospital with coronavirus. sean hunte was in the norfolk and norwich hospitalfor 203 days, 120 in critical care. now he's urging everyone who can, to get vaccinated. mike liggins reports. sean hunte back in his garden with wifejenny

the country has relaxed many of its restrictions and doctors say many of us have relaxed or hi, jennas to. we're very careful during the pandemic everyone was washing their hands wearing their mask, keeping their distance away from. >> not big globs of kids coming together with so to speak. and so now that we've started to do that more. >> we're starting to see kind of see it open up a little more pediatric cardiologist right along along with kaiser permanente says kids are in a bit of a vulnerable state right now with many having limited exposure to people over the past 15 months their immune systems have really been tested very much as a result. >> but all that is changing as we shift back and kids are turning up with all sorts of thinks something called rosie o la, which actually is very scary. you can have 3, 4, 5 days of high fever, then all of a sudden out of nowhere. the fever stops and there's this rash that just grows. and so that usually takes a few days or cups or seeing a few cases and that's typically a summer thing. so we're seeing that. in addition, we're starting to se

fraud can undermine public confidence in the fairness of elections and to perceive but -- with jenna of the outcome. he also noted that in merely implementing voting regulations such as roasted increase ballot integrity does not equal discrimination. that is what my democratic colleagues continue to misconstrue. unfortunately these election some version is part of their plan and continued push to nationalize our elections, creating the false narrative that states are passing racist laws to incorrectly justify the need for hr1 and s1 and hr4. it is false and offensive. our country has come along way since the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. i think that is important to recognize and remember the history behind the need for that legislation and celebrate the progress that we have made all while recognizing the ongoing importance of section two to ensure that we never return to 1965. there is no one better to talk about that horrendous voter suppression laws that occurred during the jim crow era compared to where we are now then our colleague congressman burgess owens. i'm hon

thank you so much. jenna. we're going to bring you more from the tokyo olympics in a couple of minutes time. i'll be back with a full button for you as well as a round up of all the days of the top stories. i will see very shortly. i for now me. ah ah, becoming a living legend of the young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch in the political clout the piece to the ivory coast. posted by eric comes to football rebels. the life of drop by the football, seated where politicians had not dropped by the orient civil war on i was just there was a bang energy and change to every part of our universe more small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity, we can make it work for you and your business. there the young virtuoso racing concent hold and dominating international competition. one 018. south korea's musical prodigy. one out to 0. did you know you can watch the english streaming light and i get 2 channels plus thousands of our programs award wi

just there are the british mountain bike who went from the operating table to the top of the podium. jenna will have those details to stay with i brought to you by accenture. let there be change the use with me duties by extension that there be change? oh, a welcome back time to partner his gemma. ah, we start with one of the most anticipated races of the take care games. australia is around to miss nicknamed the terminator, and for good reason, chase down defending champion and world record holder case with becky to clinch the 400 meter freestyle go. coach, the book clue really grabbed the attention with his wild celebration. fully not. victory is a nation of reaction, unsurprisingly gone viral. i would not be here without him. so i think for him it was very exciting moment as well. and classic dane reaction. but the thing that made me quite emotional was actually seeing him watch my mental ceremony. he was crying and i was trying to contain, contain the emotions that just to see how much it made him to it's taken for olympic games, but british either tom daley finally has a gold medal. h

thanks so much, jenna. fit for this news from me summit they down, but the good news is our team from london are back in a moment that will be with laurence. they've about the news news. news. news. july on i was just the can film festival return to the delight of fans and an industry hit hard by curve at 19, but will travel restrictions and social distance in off the shadow on the glitz and glamour across the globe generation change. we young activists, spicing injustices and demanding radical change. after a year long delay japan hotel, lynn hicks, unlike any the world has seen before. my eyes and bob way showcase his personal story, offering a fresh look at the changes and challenges. but the bob way face today, just by growing tension with egypt since the dance here is that for the next phase of filling it down on the blue nile july on i'll just eat up for some a robot is a mechanical or even that self driving train of the apple. but androids today can be really humanoid. robots, like me, will be everywhere. al jazeera documentaries. next lead on the weird and wonderful world of r

if emerging at wimbledon, jenna had the details. next i believe you'll come on to the pitch. is a special moment for any football to do it isn't pallets. the woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added canton introduces honey, who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels, that's do it on algae 0. latin america is a region of wonder joy, tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are, you will have to be able to relate to the human condition away i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike. and it's my job to shed light on how and why me ah ah time before his gemma thank you folly. who could forget those scenes during denmark's opening match? you are 2021 that's i christian ericsson, a clap from the pitch off to having a cardiac arrest. but they've come through. that's adversity. to reach the semi finals of the torments, beating chat for public to one in back. who controls the surrounding? denmark's open lines been flag

for switzerland and the tennis, but not for roger federer more from the tokyo games coming out with jenna. ah, we were told technology can help tackle the spread of cov 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions. we're starting something that seems like it's in public health, very quickly becomes about measuring people what day they're being collected. whereas it being for holly re looked at the limits of the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face target when tech to go viral, episode 3 of all hail the lockdown analogy. 0 the native names as it breaks the governors that have the population will be affected. that's a millions of people who rely on the river for there was applied with detail coverage not only were residents completely taken by surprise by the flux. they also overwhelmed government services. from around the world this, the nation will help us stifle accusation from the global cell. the wealthy nations were holding too many of the vaccines for themselves. ah, the news. and recent week out there has been following groves and popularity of electric

this waited in many parts of the world today that is leading to, you know, jenna title level will be another them around the world. but it's arguably working . do you think these decades of, i suppose what you'd call propaganda, let alone laws in so called liberal countries like europe, ian union and canada saying, yes, absolutely. i mean, if you look at the right sort of right wing entrenched nationalism all over the world, whether it's marine france or victor, oregon, an angry or by other than the netherlands, or donald trump's, i here in the united states, you know, we've, we've seen this describe the growing up nationalism, which in many cases, perpetuated and sort of exacerbated by a by white supremacists narratives, you know, brown and black people community over, you know, the majority way. and so that's what i always like. i like that, you know, even though i write it on the, when it comes to sort of the underwriting of human beings are going to turn it going, is actually a biblical term. it's been around since time immemorial from the book of leviticus to show that we are th

yes, jenna stone. he wishes they didn't have to. charlotte bellis o. jazeera couple. and diplomatic edits. james bay's reports now from the afghan capital campbell on fighting across the country and a deadly attack on a un compound in the west. the security situation is not going the way the african government or the americans would like around can off ongoing crashes in helmand, also in the south, the neighboring province to canada. caches that we understand that as strikes again, we believe those might well have been us as strikes. but the real focus of attention in recent hours is actually on the west of afghanistan and iraq, the regional capital, the part, the big city in afghanistan closest to iran. well, we understand that taliban have been pushing around herat in a number of places. a number of different security incidents and most worryingly, i think for the african government, according to local reports, is this fighting on the road between harass city and herat airport. we believe the airport is currently closed because of the fighting. we're also hearing th

understandably, but after a full year of covey, people were like anything but coven and a friend of mine. jenna me again. back in, back in my hometown of toronto, ontario canada, a. she decided to do a story on me becoming the voice of bugs bunny and bugs bunny's from scarborough. where, where mike myer, i live around the corner from mike myers way, which is like they named a street like a hydro field after mike is like give them something better than that. he deserves better than that but. but yeah, it was, it was kind of crazy. the recognition and love from, from not just toronto, but vancouver, you know, places like when a peg. i'm sure places that you've toured before and your, and your stand up past the other. i just i can tell you from 1st hand experience, you're an absolute god and flint fly my front people burn incense at your altar and listen, i know mike, he was a perfectionist when he was on s and l. so i hope mike myers way as a one way. he's going to do it one way or you are going to do it or the, or the freeway. that's amazing. like yeah, like the news had hit but then also this n

oh, a more news from the olympic gains in token his jenna i is in 5 years in the making and in the shadow of a pandemic, but the total of 2020 olympic games have officially started japanese tennis. don m, you saw that was given the honor of lighting, coltrane in the stadium. this off is a full time grant from champion and the 1st asian fire to be ranked number one in the world. but the thing ceremony not without control, the federal law walked out without wearing face going against strict case but at least we now know why no, i mean i suckers 1st tennis. much of these olympics was pushed back from saturday to sunday. the japanese stall, given the honor of lighting, the olympic colder to get these tokyo games underway during the opening ceremony. we also heard from the international olympic committee president thomas back. he said, amongst other things, this feeling of togetherness, this is the lights at the end of the don't tunnel of this pandemic has to be said. that sense, but may not be shared entirely by the rest of the japanese population who perhaps remain to be convinced about the

ktvu jana katsuyama is in the newsroom and jenna local congressman is one of the co sponsors of this. yes andre congressman jared hoffman from the north bay is a co author, and i spoke with one water expert who says this really could have a profound effect and changing the way people think about the water that they use. declining sierra snowfall and low awkward for levels. some see recycling wastewater as a stable source of supplies in the future. many bay area districts are already tapping into lower quality, recycled water for outdoor use. santa clara valley water says it's about 5% of their supply most of our recycled water today. is used for outdoor irrigation and some a slider man is used for cooling towers. now there's a new house bill. four. oh 99, co sponsored by congressman jared huffman of san rafel, it proposes $750 million in federal grant funds for recycled water projects and water recycling is going to be part of that future. um uh, if we're going to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley lost schools wheeler water institute sa

however, as black women coke of we're saying that is to serve as well as to reduce jenna based violence and fame aside to only physical and sexual forms of seattle political violence, economic violence, environmental violence, social violence, all violence is that country peach. the vulnerability of women, and it's important that when we find solutions and we propose solutions that they must be multi pump and they must be sexual so that they're able to address the sources of violence. so can you give me an example of what that work looks like or how you bring the solution to the public? of course, a lot of the steps and research done in south africa around in the base islands has attributed to a women's economic participation as a message. dr. ability to gender based violence and fame effect. so in 2019, on the 13th of september, when we march to the ritual square mile in africa and sent and demanding greater participation from private states in terms of, you know, their response to that. the silence were ultimately things you need to also be able to, you need to be held accountable for

the government's refusing to allow referendum on succession. jenna how visited the home of for my interior minister walking foreign to discuss the challenges ahead. after almost 4 years in the spanish jail separatist leaders among them working foreign emerged defiant and still committed to an independent apollonia. and tend to more thought, but i feel strong. i don't regret anything and i'm convinced that it's necessary to keep fighting and that we will manage to get what we want. the former capital and interior minister under still exile president carlos pleased him all. forn said the leaders had agreed on a 2 year time table for talks with central government in madrid. and then i would see should we be positive? yes. personally, i'm not optimistic that in 2 years time, that will be great results. so i think we have to be ready to exit negotiations in 2 years with a roadmap decided by the pro independence parties for the way ahead. really question is why was scotland grunted referendum by the british government and here it's impossible. why did canada accept a referendum overcoat? becky:

and then coming up later in support with jenna, we find out why is ready football team. beta jerusalem of cancelled a match against colona. ah at least 60 people died in germany, dozens, and missing as flooded rivers sweep through towns and villages across western europe. at least 2 others have also been killed in belgium, while record rainfall drench is the region destroying houses, leaving people stranded on rooftops. the barker reports. now. this is what residence in store bassett. parts of germany woke up to as record rainfall caused major rivers to birth. their bank a view from the showing the full extent of the devastation in the states of rhineland, platinum and north run westphalia. c cause with tossed around like toys in the rising waters, homes and businesses washed away. the flooding in some areas receive the death toll rises with several people. still missing. rescue efforts underway to bring the stranded to safety. village is cut off by flood water lamps live helicopters plus people from a rooftop i was told to give to you see here now is worse than after a bombing raid. a

mum jenna was not so lucky.ate, and they were stopped by a tree. the family have raised questions about how vehicles arriving at the festival were positioned on the site, and if rules about safe parking were properly enforced. some of those that witnessed the incident on saturday if you're a parent of a young child, there's every chance have panicked at some moment about the amount of screen time your kid is getting. unsurprisingly, children's tv viewing skyrocketed during lockdown, and online school forced many to spend hours in front of a computer. but what if i told you that experts are now saying screen time might not actually be such a bad thing? research is suggesting that screen time can in fact increase a child's social and emotional intelligence. here to explain more is dr colleen russojohnson, a developmental psychologist who studies the effect of media and technology in children and the co—founder of the ok play app, which encourages creative digital play for kids. she joins us from toronto. doctorjoh

jenna 0'neill was airlifted to hospital after being hit at a festival in north wales at the weekend.the olympics, and what a night it was for the family of team gb's gold medal winner tom dean. they watched him triumph from the family home in maidenhead in berkshire, and our sports correspondent eleanor roper has been to meet them. it's an all—nighter, but not like any other. tom's family this morning, having still not been to bed. wild cheers this was the scene last night as tom swam his way to olympic gold. hours later, and his family still can't leave it. —— believe it. i can't even put it into words. it's just like the most amazing thing... oh, i'm going to cry, that's not good! ..that�*s ever happened. it's just like it makes everything worth it. and this is him at nationals. tom is one of five children who are all keen swimmers. his youngest brother william shows us tom in his goggles when he was barely old enough to walk but it is mum jacquie that has spent years driving everyone to the pool. i've taken tom to every one of his training sessions since he was a baby. i got him i

the people here are angry and want to know why the well from on that i'm joined by jenna's for, for it and back that for any updates on what has happened there. yet the latest we have from the medicine source of the forensic science department before, but be more people to build very the char i around a 100 would. so we still, we started off with around quincy last night and now the best people in the last world war i read the come out in shot. so any more indications of what exactly may have been the cause that told us that it was not at all lower to the didn't kenneth, that really is the lethal makes the 8 way electricity. what's your time of the year? and faulty wiring all contributes to the lethal cocktail. we're an explosion just killed many people. in the 3 we saw a similar fun explosion at a hospital in april. already have the authorities done anything, i'd have done enough to improve safety spittles now? well, clearly not because last april, when that tries happened that, that the prime minister at that time who is currently battled heading before an election in october at real

independent country, can't run on secure cities and secure borders you have to ferment outrage about voting, jennaple in the black community to turn out and vote but the truth is the voting laws in arizona, georgia, florida and many states like that give more access to the ballot. i've been voting in florida for 20 years 10 years before got into politics, nobody stopped me from voting, never had an issue with voting, go on election day, it was never a problem. the truth about voting in the united states it is not a problem for black people to vote for democrats ideas suck so which they talk about the voting systems. laura: when you hear our sharpton and others say take to the streets, nothing wrong with taking to the streets, our constitutional right but when you claim what the republicans are doing is akin to apartheid in south africa and you are not going to be able to vote if these laws are allowed to stand, the your vote counts act isn't allowed to pass, things could get really hot really quickly, could they not? we've seen this in other racially charged protests. >> absolutely right and that

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. >> apparently it is a hobby that's gone down to the grandchildren, my understand is jenna bush is going to jump out of a perfectly good plan. >> they love to jump, they do. >> that's all the questions we got for right now. it was lovely having you and everyone should get the book, it's a great book. as a george clooney story and here that's great, there's also a story in here about how president bush determines whether print vanguard is dead or alive true george bush fans, has anybody called him? no, sir. anyway, it is a great book. loved having you and i'll get down there, we got to see each other and have lunch. >> i would love to have lunch with you, i am your biggest fan, thank you so much and thank you to the national archives for hosting us tonight read the book, it will help you lead a better life. i really do think that. >> i'm supposed to be unbiased but he was a great man, a wonderful life. could have gone home houston did not think but he did all kinds of good things. they are both remembered -- he remember's her for literacy and life foundation and it will live long after. t

they're partying it up the biggest fans in front, jenna and chanel they're cheering on the athletes wehere in a few minutes this is a group down at universal orlando. the family of swimming sensation caeleb dressel we'll hear from family in the next hatch hour. >> that's a good looking bunch right there. >>> simone biles withdrawing from another competition and overnight, an american swimming legend roars back for her first gold at these olympics nbc's sam brock joins us now with a closer look good morning, sam. >> reporter: hoda, guys, good morning. look, there's an interesting twist to all of this simone biles has been in the building cheering on the men during their all-around competition. it is the same competition we found out just hours ago that she is withdrawing from. now the question is her participation in other individual events, that is up in the air. this morning, another seismic shift for team usa simone biles revealing she won't partake in the all-around competition on the heels of a dramatic day and the sheer shock of seeing biles struggle >> just kind of got lost in th

. >>> still ahead on hoda and jenna, the best new products to organize your bathroom. >> jenna," getting anderson reservoir and dam. it is the largest reservoir in santa clara water district. crews are expected to build a tunnel which will run about a third of a mile and can release water five times faster in the event of an emergency. draining began last year in preparation for the project. >>> happening now, local leaders approving a plan that allows the city to negotiate a sale of the coliseum. several groups, including the as, have already expressed interest. the as want to build a new waterfront ballpark and that's a potential for the coliseum site. >>> governor newsom will be in the bay area today. he's kicking off what his office is calling a clean california day of action. he is expected to highlight cleanup and hiring events happening throughout the state as part of a $1 billion initiative announced by the governor last month aimed at cleaning up roadways and streets, reducing unemployment and providing affordable housing. and we will have more weather coming up for you in just

jenna and sheinelle. hey, guys. >> you guys, we have -- good morning.e us. fans from across the country. we have some olympic rings. >> usa! >> from all over the country. >> sheinelle, can we do a crowd moment? >> okay. >> oh, here y'all are. leya and jeff. y'all, you guys are on your honeymoon. >> yes. >> and you guys -- anniversary. >> anniversary. >> okay. and you guys are cheering on your hometown girl. is that right? >> yes. >> what was it like? y'all stayed up late. >> actually, we fell asleep. it was really late. her final was like around 3:00 in the morning. but we stayed up to her semis and we woke up this morning and had to come here and cheer her on. it's amazing. a gold medal for hawaii. first time for surfing. such a huge deal. >> jenna and i were talking yesterday, there's people from all over the country. we decided to have medals of our own. >> they're real. >> exactly. these are for you. because you guys traveled. happy anniversary. >> they're not heavy, but they're still good. >> can i also say i would give the silver medal to these gu

a steamy new show that jenna has been watching.ocus on summer savings. stephanie ruhle is going to have some ideas to beef up that bank account. >>> and on the heels of "today in 30," we now have a podcast. download it on apple or spotify or subscribe and listen wherever you like to get your podcast you do you we're back after your local news, weather and these messages see you tomorrow a very good wednesday morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. one of the bay area's largest and perhaps last mass vaccination sites shutting its doors today. san francisco's mass cone center is closing due to decreased demand and widespread availability of the covid vaccine. cities and counties are now focusing on smaller, more strategic ways to deliver the vaccine to people who still want it. in san francisco, more than 80% of residents 12 or older have at least one dose of the vaccine. happening now, ciara johnson is looking at the impact, especially in light of the fast-spreading delta variant now infecting those who are not vaccinated. she

. >> it is interesting jenna that the board of trustees at chapel hill evidently have questions. and they want to look into those things but the implication again the narrative and some of the commentary that we're seeing nationally about this is that the mere fact that they have questions as i understand it is a board of trustees job. there are governing board. >> it's not just their job, it is their fiduciary interest as board members. it's not just a job, they must do that. it is their duty to uphold the meaning of the university . >> thank you for clarifying that matthew because the implication at least to my ear by some of these stories is that somehow it is a problem that they are deficient in some way because they have questions. >> i think what's going on here is obviously there's politics in it but the other thing that's going on is that the faculty are outraged that their opinions do not are not being taken as the last word. it has not been accepted precedent for many years that the trustees review of tenure is a rubberstamp. they take the recommendation of faculty and