it's a great pleasure to have you on the show, lydia. describe you as being in spain because you are currently living in a form of self—imposed exile from your home country, mexico, for your own personal safety. i just wonder if that situation has in any way changed your commitment to the work you do on human rights inside mexico. well, it has only made my work a little more difficult, because i'm still doing interviews and investigating different criminal networks in latin america and here in europe, so that and covid, the pandemic, has made work a little more difficult, but it won't stop me, for sure. describe to me your mind—set. i call it a form of exile. are you absolutely determined in your own mind to go home? will you go home? yes, i hope i can go home when it's safe. i'm very aware of the real danger that i'm in right now. the dea agents that are investigating my case and different interpol agents and europol agents have told me that if i go back to mexico right now, i will be assassinated for sure, because there are hit men wai

it was for lydia. >> so you have a personal stake in go, lydia. >> go, lydia. >>> a double standard for katie ledecky. she's going to compete in the 200 meter freestyle and then for the 1500 meter freestyle. then brown will face off in judo. then men's basketball will be on tonight at 9:40 on nbc team network. and the women's water polo team faces hungary tonight at 8:00 p.m. you can catch the highlights tonight on nbcbayarea.com and also on our trending bar. >>> we are getting closer to the recall election and a task for governor newsom. the reason why he chose a walgreen's to make his point. >>> another outbreak at a concert venue. now people are asking, are we opening too fast? >> you can see some storms longstanding. we'll talk about the heat and humidity. >>> we'll talk about the cdc's new mask-wearing guidance and a new concern about vaccinated people. we'll look at athletes under pressure at my conversation with the woman of golden surfing on "nightly news." >>> going into the first wave in the gold medal match. >> looking for something spectacular. he's broken his board, has he?

all eyes were on lydia. they knew all along she could do it. in tokyo, the nbc announcers started to notice the underdog. and if you haven't watched the race, go to youtube. it is so exciting. and they saw her starting to pull ahead in the final seconds. you could hear the announcers getting excited. they said then you've got jacoby, lane three, challenging schumacher. lydia jacoby! watch jacoby! the 17-year-old from alaska is putting on the surge of her career. watch it. it is so exciting. and of course, she did. now, there is a video of everybody watching in seward, which quickly went viral, of lydia's friends and classmates and neighbors jumping up and down, stomping the floor when the announcer yelled alaska has an olympic gold medalist. oh, my gosh, the place went nuts. anyone watching, if you want to get olympic joy, go on the website and look at the twitter video that the olympics put. it is a split-screen shot of the race at the top and the great fans in seward, alaska, cheering. and when she wins, watch what happens. it is priceless. i

and lydia jacoby has absolutely done her best. she has set the gold standard, and we're just extraordinarily proud of this young alaskan woman. with that, mr. president. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, national labor relations board, gwynne a. wilcox of new york to be a member. mr. thune: mr. president? the presiding officer: republican whip. mr. thune: mr. president, not content with their $1.9 trillion so-called covid relief bill borrowed entirely from our children and grandchildren, democrats are readying -- readying another partisan spending spree. democrats are preparing to consider a $3.5 trillion tax-and-spending package, this one at least partially paid for by massive tax hikes, tax hikes on small businesses, tax hikes on large businesses, tax hikes on investment, tax hikes on well-off americans, and tax hikes on the middle class. that's right, tax hikes on

you may not recognize their names, but their story may ring familiar joy bishara and lydia pogu, friendswere among the 300 teenaged girls kidnapped in 2014 by the terrorist group boko haram in nigeria. >> they came in and they were standing on top of us in the circle, shooting in the air saying if we do not cooperate, they are going to kill us >> what were you imagining for your future at this point >> at that moment, all my dreams and all what i have planned out is just gone. >> miraculously, they escaped, and years later those dreams have now come true in ways neither could have imagined. fueled by the same determination that sustained them as they fled from their captors, joy and lydia have just earned degrees at florida's southeastern university in legal studies and social work, a triumph over adversity. >> joy bishara. >> lydia pogu. >> it was kind of like wow, god has turned our story into good now, saying this is for all those who were not able to do that. >> both women are now pursuing masters degrees, determined to be the voice for those still missing. how important is it for yo

lydia who on top of hypocrisy over the top. hi, lydia. >> hi, sandra. many democratic mayors are cutting the police budget. a new report shows the same mayors are spending millions on private security. got the details coming up. someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will haunt your senses. the heart-pounding audi suv family. get exceptional offer

>> yes. >> lydia, you're just a cool chick. now you're a gold medalist.hank you. thank you. >> we're so happy to have you here. good luck in your next event. >> she's awesome. >> i love her. >> i heard what she said about your dress, too. as you approached, she was like, i love your dress. >> we were having a mutual admiration. my admiration for her far exceeds. she was just -- she's so cute. she plays at the bluegrass festival. she's from alaska. she's going to the university of texas. er mother is like all ofr mothers, with the ipad. >> trying to film it, adoadorab >>> speaking of medal winners, the gold medal weatherman, al roker. >> that was a stretch. >> i tried. >> it's late. >> you are skimming the trees, my friend. >> you would be a gold medal weatherman if we had them. no? >> there's a lot of guinness world records. >> i would like a guinness right now. dangerous heat from billings all the way to macon. talking about 34 million people looking at that heat. for today, we are going to see a few records most likely through the western and central pl

lydia hu is in new york city with more on that. good evening, lydia.r: good evening, jackie. these findings come from a recent report authored by open the books, that is a non-profit that tracks government spending. they say there are 20 cities across the country already moved to defund the police or have plans to do so in the future but they're also spending taxpayer dollars to boost private security for mayors and other elected officials. in some cities like san francisco and chicago it is costing taxpayers millions of dollars and it comes as crime across the country is spiking. >> they have got a lot of explaining to do. you know why is protection for the citizens in the neighborhoods, why does that matter less than their own personal police security detail? that is a question they probably don't want to answer. reporter: now in chicago that city cut 400 police officer positions last year while it spent $3.4 million on private security for quote, unnamed city officials. in san francisco officials plan to divest $120 million from police over two year

doesn't lydia know it? she's joining us from a farm in new jersey with the latest. lydia? >> charles, we're at the ort family farms. it's been in business more than 100 years. they feel the pinch of rising costs. they have to pass them hahn to consumers now. a box of green beans was $3.50 last year. it's $3.95 now. >> unfortunately it's something that we have to reflect in our price structure. some of the prices are definitely being nudged up a little bit to make up for the changes. >> should try to absorb some of that but it's harder and harder over the course of time. >> not the string breens. it's everything produced on the farm increasing from price from tomatoes and lettuce. the main drivers of the cost, fuel. it's up 40% for the farm over last year. also baylor. it's hard to hire right now amid a labor shortage. the prices of produce are going up across the country. seeing increases of 2% and some up to 20% for strawberries, oranges and bananas. according to recent consumer confidence, people are as confident in spending as they were before the start of the pandemic.

lydia, thank you very much.e meadowlands in new jersey. >>> american express swiping right past both earnings and revenue estimates courtesy of the post-pandemic travel boom. amex, of course, big, big, heavy moves in travel, right? travel and entertainment for the second quarter at 67% of am ec's june -- amex's june 2019 level. record numbers of platinum card requests. and carnival cruises ready to take the post-pandemic travel party to the pacific northwest. but will that delta variant threaten your next trip on the high seas or perhaps the docks? ceo arnold donald joining "the claman countdown" in a fox business exclusive next. >>> but first, as we head into the break, we do have cryptocurrencies pulling back just a bit, litecoin, down about .75%. we do have bitcoin at 32,229 and ethereum punching new that 2,000 level and holding steady at 2,020. closing bell coming right up. don't go away. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business

lydia, thank you. excellent report. >>> okay, here we go. yes, and the senate is still struggling to get the infrastructure bill across the finish line. what asphalt and cement giant martin marietta has to say about the $1 trillion plan, the ceo joins us in a fox business exclusive next. closing bell, we're 18 minutes away from the closeout ott of the month of july, the dow, s&p and nasdaq slightly in the red but up for the month. stay tuned, we're coming right back. ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ build me up ♪ ♪ buttercup baby just to let me down ♪ ♪ and mess me around and then ♪ ♪ worst of all ♪ ♪ you never call ♪ baby daydreaming again? but i love you still you know i'm driving, right? i do. ♪ buttercup baby just to let me down ♪ if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand

lydia on sesame street. thank you so much. appreciate it.cial programming note, july 2:12 p.m. eastern making money with charles payne, will present an one hour special called pratt america from the military to the marketplace resumes to interviews, charles will take questions from veterans looking for jobs and overcoming the challenges of reentering the workforce. if you are veteran with question, don't hold back. e-mails us, you never know, charles my answer your question live on air next wednesday 2:00 p.m. china's backlash against u.s. ipo showing apparently no signs of ending. let's go to jerry lewis with the details in today's foxbusiness brief. >> hi there and happy friday to you after chinese regulators rated the right, cybersecurity concerns. the rate follows the order to remove them from app stores citing fears over protecting user data. down about 3% at this hour. here at home, live nation getting from goldman sachs, initiating shares of the ticket master parent on a coming surge concert. trading a little lower by 2% today. jana,

lydia making her home state and her home nation proud.ldron at the opening ceremony, naomi osaka's olympics are over. the four time major champ eliminated in straight sets from the czech republic. this was osaka's first tournament since withdrawing for her mental health. she said afterwards, i don't know how to cope with that pressure. how disappointed am i? i'm disappointing with every loss, but this one sucks more than the others. and just minutes from now, one of the crown jewels of the summer games, the women's gymnastics team final, simone biles and looking for a three-peat. the americans were more than a point behind the russian olympic athletes in qualifying but all of those scores are erased now, so biles and her squad are looking to bounce back, and take gold. >>> finally, america's carissa moore bringing home the first ever gold medal in women's surfing, the four time world champ from hawaii started surfing on wi khaki beach with her dad when she was 5 years old. she went to the same school barack obama attended growing up an oa

." >> lydia jacoby is putting on the surge of her career and lydia jacoby is going to win gold for the united states. >> lydia jacoby shocked the world winning gold in the 100 meter breaststroke. >> the 17-year-old is the first olympic swimmer from alaska and the viewing party back home went wild. look at those kids. >> not exactly your hot bed of swimming, alaska. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by progressive making it easy to bundle insurance. >> i saw lydia jacoby's parents, too. mom had the ipad, she was standing in the crowd. ng. >> no. >> that's what makes it so exciting. she's showing us how you do it. welcome to "cbs this morning." we're going to begin with the intensifying effort to fight the disturbing surge in new covid cases especially among those who have not been vaccinated. the department of veterans affairs has said it will require most of the workers to be vaccinated. workers who deal directly with patients have eight weeks to get fully vaccinated or this he could lose their jobs. nancy cordes is at the white house with more on this story. nancy, good mornin

. >> president walton: i do see lydia on the screen. >> clerk: lydia eli is there as well as cindy heavens. >> president walton: thank you so much, madam clerk, and it's good to see you, lydia. i do have a couple questions. my first question is what is the intent of home s.f. >> good evening, supervisor walton. thank you for your question. i don't have the mission statement in front of me. it is quite publicly available, but i understand it should be the revitalization of public housing in san francisco without displacement and creating opportunities for economic advancement. that's my paraphrase. i'm sorry. >> president walton: thank you. i appreciate that, and so would you say the mission is not to solely fund market rate housing. >> yes, i would say that the mission is to revitalize existing public housing, and more specifically to add additional affordable housing units as well as market rate units. >> president walton: and has the financing for affordable housing for this phase of the project per this final map. >> phase 3 of hunters view, which is the final affordable phase that will

. >> look at you, you took a picture with lydia jacobi, who won gold, she's from alaska. with her. >> she is so cool. we interviewed her, she is just saying her phone's blowing true that all the text message. >> i bet. >> she's 17. she has to go back home to alaska and do her senior year of high school, how cool that is? >> lydia jacobi won gold for the women's 100 meter breaststroke. >> head to nbcbayarea.com and raj will be with us live tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight on nbc bay area, here's what to look out for. cal's ryan murphy swims in the men's 200 meter backstroke semis. watch that at 7:00 here on nbc bay area. 25 minutes later, stick around for stanford's regan smith. she's going to be going for gold in the 200 meter fly. and then catch the men's water polo team led by stanford's alex bowen. they'll try to stay undefeated, they're going to take on italy at 10:00. that's going to be on the usa network. >> i have fingers crossed for ryan murphy. he was with me in rio. i really want him to do well. >> yes. you have a personal connection. >> i know, i have my list of a

we're talking lydia jacoby.ll a viral moment and you can't help but smile when you see this. what did you do for summer vacation? i won gold in the olympics. golden in the breast stroke. a live look as they look on in her home town in alaska. whether you're a fan of swimming or not, you can feel the emotion. and guess who? this is one of our favorite parts. lydia jacoby coming to hangout in our newsroom and she brought in her gold medal. to see that first hand is pretty cool. and she told me about all her friends cheering her on back home. >> was it just amazing. those were some of my best friends. i'm so happy. it means the world. my phone's blowing up. so, i respond to my parents and not everyone yet. working on it. >> reporter: her phone is blowing up. of course it is. but she did return that text and spoke with a parent. says she has hundreds of phone calls, text messages and social media posts. a nice moment in the olympics. it's an emotional journey for all these athletes here. when we return, we're going

so a great result for lydia jacoby.the challenge is it seems to me of staging these games, with a typhoon not far away. games, with a typhoon not far awa . ~ , y games, with a typhoon not far awa . ~ , , ~ games, with a typhoon not far away. absolutely. when you think of these _ away. absolutely. when you think of these games, - away. absolutely. when you think of these games, years| think of these games, years down the line, there is so much thatis down the line, there is so much that is going to kind of go against these games. we know they are under the way, many of they are under the way, many of the japanese population did not want them to go ahead. they have already been delayed a year, so many restrictions, the locals can't come to see them. there is all that which has happened and then the last few days, now over the next couple of days, they are battling this tropical storm which has been coming off the coast of japan. it's been good for the surfers, they had big waves that they have been calling for but everybo

olympian, 17-year-old lydia jacoby, won gold in the 100- meter breaststroke. swimming pool... her high school classmates were ecstatic. individual gymnastic events begin on thursday, but bielz will not comment if she's competing or not. she said in the press conference she's going to take time to evaluate where she is and decide day by day. norah. >> o'donnell: we'll be watching. thank you so much. tonight, much of the central u.s. is in the grips of another dangerous record-break heat wave. more than 56 million americans are under heat alert from montana all the way to georgia. cbs' lonnie quinn is here with the forecast. hey there, lonnie. >> reporter: another sumda another heat dome we're talking about. today the record heat anywhere from wyoming, south dakota, nebraska. look at rapid city. rapid city hit 106 degrees today. our latest heat dome is affecting the western two-third of the country and tomorrow it's just more of the same. temperatures will be in the 90s to 100, feeling like 105 to 1010. and it's just not tomorrow. i'm talking all the way through

lydia campbell has a look at the ones for us to look out for.the greatest show on earth is nearly at zero. over the next few weeks the eyes of the world will be on tokyo where over 11,000 athletes are going for glory. simone biles is already an international superstar. she is considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time and is expected to add to her five olympic medals in tokyo. i am excited to go out there and represent again but my goal right now is to just go out and hit four for every time i get put out there and then we will see how the team is going so i am excited to see what we will bring. one of the most highly anticipated events of any olympics is the 100 metres finals and there we should be able to find the jamaican superstar shelly—ann fraser—pryce. this will be her fourth olympics after bursting onto the scene in beijing and she is aiming for a record—breaking third 100 metre olympic gold. another one of the track stars to look out for is norway's karsten warholm. just last month he broke the 28—year—old world record in th

lydia hu is in that's with more. lydia? >> reporter: good evening, liz.r president donald trump will take the stage on sunday to address the crowd, but already happening this afternoon there's been open speculation by speakers as to whether he will run again in 2024. watch this. >> i spent the time with him last week in mcallen, and he looked over and said to me, dan, are you ready for one more in 2024? [cheers and applause] >> reporter: -- conservative voices have been taking the stage this afternoon, liz, addressing some current issues like pushing back on big tech and censorship, pushing back on cancel culture, securing the border and achieving energy independence. we have speakers coming up in just a few moments, donald trump jr. will be addressing the crowd gathered this afternoon. south dakota governor kristi noem and dr. ben carson coming up this weekend. anyone can follow along with live coverage by watching on the fox nation app, liz. elizabeth: lydia, thank you so much. it's good to see you. look who's back with us now, texas congressman michael

lydia hu has details from new york city. lydia?, businesses are coming out of a very difficult year. they just don't have the ability to turn away any paying customers. some tell us there is no way they will even consider asking customers about their vaccination status. others say they will think about it. >> for me to sit here and be a discriminatory towards a group of people, it is not right. i won't do it in my restaurant. >> we are not in the business of turning away guests. we take care of guests. we welcome all guests. so yes, it makes it very difficult for us to make this decision. reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo adding fuel to the fire yesterday by encouraging businesses to require vaccinations for their customers but businesses say, this is putting them between a rock and a hard place. the ceo of the new york state restaurant association said in a statement to us, quote, the burden is being placed back on restaurants and their employees to police an untenable position. government cannot make things harder yet agai

lydia, thank you very much.e grocery stores across the u.s., restaurant chains also looking for new creative ways to fight off surging prices and stay alive in the aftermath of the pandemic. so let's bring in p.f. chang's -- by the way, p.f. chang's had plans to open over 50 to-go locations by the end of 2022 to meet the demand for takeout. you know, that's all kind of part of the pandemic, and our habits have changed. let's bring in the ceo, demola. good morning -- good afternoon to you. [laughter] okay. let's start talking about to-go locations. i mean, obviously, you did something like this before the pandemic. people, you know, called in and came in and picked up their food. what's so different about these to go locations, and what does it mean the your company? >> sure. so you're correct, we've always done delivery and takeout and catering out of you our restaur. to go concept is different. it's specifically opening a location that only does off premises. so not the dine-in portion, strictly off premises. a

and behind the scenes lydia jacoby was here with us.gh school getting ready for her senior year. she brought if her gold medal and told me about all those friends cheering her on back home this alaska. >> it was just amazing. those are all the people in front of the video are some of my best friends. just to see them so happy for me means a lot. it really means the world. my phone is blowing up, so i've been scrolling through texts. i've responded to my parents and a couple people, but not everyone yet. working on it. >> reporter: lydia, take your time. make sure you respond to your parents. everyone else, they can wait. but, you know what, her phone was blowing up during that interview, ding, ding, ding. can you imagine, 17 years old. she still has her senior year and is committed to going to the university of texas in austin. really cool to spend time with her today. >> congratulations to her. exciting. 17. go back to school, what did you do this summer? hello. >> she can write a cool report. thanks a lot, raj. >>> and more to watch t

that's where you will find lydia hughes live at an amc theater in new york city. lydia?charles. movie going is making a comeback. we're not quite to the pre-pandemic levels, but we're seeing some signs that make a lot of people optimistic. usually during the 4th of july holiday weekend, you see box-offices raking in around 200 million. this weekend we're expecting closer to 50 million. the big release boss baby hitting screens today. it is predicted to bring in around 15 million dollars this holiday weekend. the other highly anticipated movie is horror action film the forever purge but neither of those movies is expected to top f 9, the fast saga, 83 million through the end of june. another doing well is horror sequel quiet prince part two, it grossed 138 million since opening a month ago. now, some say the secret to success for both f 9 and quiet place is its exclusivity, only available in the movie theaters right now, not available on streaming platforms. they say that's working for those movies. what's going to challenge that theory this weekend is boss baby, because

liz: to lydia hu live in san francisco, where business owners are sharing how they're preparing justning what are they doing? reporter: yeah, liz, the business owners we've been speaking with say this is really a concern for them, some of them are preparing for the worst case scenario which is that this could potentially lead to more lockdowns they say we're not close to that yet. bay area officials just late last week issued updated guidance suggesting that even vaccinated people wear masks inside in this area. we are in the financial district of san francisco where it's lunch time here but not all of the restaurants are even open yet because they don't have enough workers to cater to. you can see life & little here the owner told us they've been closed the past 16 months. he hasn't even been to the restaurant until today and he says this updated mask guidance he's worried will prolong the return to the office and he might have to stay closed for even longer. we are in san jose yesterday which is about an hours drive away. we saw more closed businesses there in that business distric

lydia campbell reports.d at a sporting event in the uk since the start of the pandemic. just happy to be out and about and at a sport event, i've missed it. yeah, feels great. it's the first time i've been here as well, so i don't know what it was like, but it's nice at the moment, yeah. the uk has been building up to this. there were 15,000 people on centre court to watch the wimbledon finals, 60,000 at wembley to witness the final of the european championship, and now, 140,000 at silverstone. a critical part of the events research programme is that everybody here has either had a negative lateral flow test in the 48 hours before they arrive, or they are second vaccine jab plus two weeks. we've stopped at nothing to make sure this is a safe as it possibly can be. and for places like silverstone, allowing a capacity crowd has allowed them to think about the future. this was really a crunch moment for silverstone. if they couldn't get fans in, it could have been they didn't have any more money, they'd be brok

travel to the libyan just to see how full don't full we can be a unifying pull war till the country. lydia. a rally for home on al jazeera. oh, be the hero, the world. ah, marsha in ah camera matheson until the top stories on al jazeera chin is he is president, sky side is bringing in more restrictions to dismissing the prime minister and freezing parliament is extended a nighttime curfew and is limiting the size of gatherings. lot of burden, manly reports the disease parliament is suspended for a month. demonstrators rival camps from different sides of the political divide have been protesting outside the mango spilling over into violence. once again, the country is in turmoil. on sunday, people took the streets and several cities in mass anti government protest. less than 24 hours later president case said, made a bold decision. he froze parliament and ousted prime minister, which emma chichi adagio. i find it surprising how some people are talking about a so called cou, i have followed the constitution, the conditions were met. and among these conditions, they were procedural terms and

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. >> lydia jacoby, the 17-year-old. alaska has an olympic gold medallist. >> reporter: here in tokyo -- >> going to win gold for the united states. >> reporter: usa swimming picked up -- >> and the americans can celebrate gold. >> reporter: right where it left off five summers ago. but this team looks a lot different t different than it did in rio. a gold medal has been put around michael ' neck. he retired. ryan lochte failed to qualify. and she retired following a shoulder injury. >> it was just like in shock and no idea what was going on. >> it will be france taking the 16-year-old. >> reporter: that's opened the door for american talent including 15-year-old katie grimes. she's one of 11 teenagers on the team and the youngest athlete representing the united states here in tokyo. grimes tells us she used the time during the pandemic to train harder. >> to work on things, you know, glass half full. i got to train and be prepared for the trials. who knows, maybe i wouldn't have made the team if it happened when it was

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just to see how full on 4 wheel can be a unifying pool water country. lydia. a rally on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, ah. hello, nice to see you. here's your weather forecast for north america. the canadian province of british columbia has declared a state of emergency. nearly 300 wildfire is bernie. we know we also have wildfire, sword western areas of the us and look what's now starting to happen. all that smoke pushing toward the east drifting into new york really hazy conditions along the empire state building there in manhattan. ok, i think we're, we'll see the most intense rain on thursday. we'll be along the gulf coast of the us, pretty much texas rate through to georgia. and that's really where we're going to see the stronger pulses of rain. if we give you a temperature story now with what's going on across north america, a bit cool toward s f with a high of 18 degrees. and there is some of that rain there for georgia pushing into the carolinas. central america looks like this. our heaviest spouts of what weather will be found to work coast or rico right through to panama. otherwis

travels to the libyan, just to see how full don't full wheel can be a unifying pull water country. lydia. a rally for home on al jazeera news, news, news, news, news. hello nessie, right off the bat and update on typhoon info as it makes land falls south of shanghai on sunday. you know the team and we've been going over projections and here's what we think in terms of wind gusts over a 100 kilometers per hour. but we also got to talk about the rain and we think about a 115 millimeters of rain on sunday. so power outages will be a big concern and flash flooding as well as what else we're watching in the pacific . this tropical trouble brewing department. this is now monday, look at this starting to impact tokyo. so potentially this could impact the olympics and if it does become a typhoon, computer models are indicating a tuesday landfall off to india. our bon sued rains. really lashing the west coast . we have red weather alerts in play for google rods, roger stine, and that's where we expect to see just buckets of rainfall on sunday. next, we're going to go to australia and we've got a

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lydia hu following the fast-moving developments in san francisco. hey, lydia.cquisition of those electric planes you mentioned there, they plan to acquire 100 of them but that is still a few years in the making. we don't expect to see those in caring passengers in five years or more because they have to go to a process proving to the faa that they are airworthy. what is expected to come to the market much sooner is this. i want you to check this out. this is a hybrid electric autonomous cargo carrier, by elroy air. they say it will transform how packages reach you at home, they can bring, transport the packages in the cargo carrier, carrying 500 pounds, to go from warehouse to warehouse, short term trips. it operates much like a helicopter, it does not need a runway to take off. it can lift off and land. that it will shave days off the transport time. they say pilots can operate these remotely developing flight plans and supervising as they go through the air. watch this. >> this is an amazing moment when we can actually build a system like this. we couldn't ha

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the leaders are on six under with england's georgia hall four strokes further back as lydia campbellreturned to sun soaked france. at the top of the leaderboard is world number 113, the top of the leaderboard is world numberiis, recon the top of the leaderboard is world number 113, recon after she made her best start to a major. she is tied at 6—under par alongside america's knoll. former open champion georgia hall is britain's highest place player. she is four also lead into under as she aims for the second major winner of her career. ireland's maguire has had a brilliant season so far. another in oppressive round of 69 here means that getting caught spot for his growing ever louder. spare a thought though for seven—time major winner park. she tackled this shot with one footin park. she tackled this shot with one foot in the water only to end up right back where she started. scenes that make us all feel a little bit better about our own call. now to the rugby league world cup which is scheduled to be played in england this autumn — and the news that australia and new zealand have pu

just do a world travels to the libby and just to see how we can be a unifying pull water country. lydia. a rally for home on al jazeera were told technology can help tackle the spread of cov, at 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions we are starting something that seems like it's in public health, very quickly becomes about measuring what date is being collected. whereas is being forward. 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 locked down on al jazeera. the curfew engine is a day after the president sees is control fires, the prime minister. i'm suspense parliament. awe about this and this is all just alive from doha. also coming up a billionaire has been chosen as lebanon's next prime minister as a country struggles to find a way i can make melt done with the rising coven cases and around 30 percent of americans on.

well, things were far easier for action today as well, things were far easierfor him in the end, as lydiai wimbledon novak djokovic first became the well number one. now he is on a quest to win his 20th grand slam title. on the opposite side of the court, dennis was the man exciting the crowd in early stages. but in the blink of an item of the reigning champion turned it on. when break point was all he needed to take the first set. the second set started with both players landing blows. kudla getting it through with pride and his opponents. this was picture perfect but that that's getting it from the crowd. even when djokovic, kudla was pushing him of the way. his reaction to this showing just how much djokovic going to cents up. then kudla found himself or have to wind up in the third set. this was a chance. but to beat djokovic, you often need more than that. he broke back, forcing the tie—break. and despite throwing everything he had djokovic, it was the wales number one who have the final say. novak was on but kudla left wondering what might have been. —— the world number one. giving