sparks, chiney ogwumike -- and music from macy gray and the california jet club. and now -- wanda sykes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wanda: thank you! thank you, thank you, thank you! all right, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, wanda sykes. [ cheers and applause ] [ drumroll ] this is my third and final night filling in for jimmy, and we've been having so much fun, a lot of fun. as you know, i started a rumor this week that jimmy is in rehab for steroids. [ laughter ] i wanted to see if we could get it going. and it got going pretty good. [ laughter ] last night, i called on you to show jimmy you care by using the hashtag #jackedupjimmy. [ laughter ] and many of you answered the call. "sending thoughts and prayers to you in rehab, kimmel!" [ laughter ] "jacked up jimmy, i know it's tough, but you can get off those steroids. just keep working the program. love you!" "sorry about your balls." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think we're all sorry about his balls. [ laughter ] unfortunat

. >> and the macy's fireworks marked the first large-scale public event to return to new york city. look at that about 65,000 shells were fired from barges in the east river. the theme of the show this year was a salute to th recognizing the strength of the american people. >>> not every show launched as planned. this was ocean city, maryland. forced to cancel its display after the fireworks detonated while employees were setting it up not quite the beach show you expected one person suffered minor injuries firefighters are trying to figure out exactly how did that happen >> a little premature detonation going on nothing, though, can stop this time-honored tradition joey "jaws" chestnut he watt the nathan hot dog eating contest winner for the 14th time and he beat his own record by eating 76 hot dogs i taliban gaining ground once again. region. nbc's richard engel isn before troops finished their withdrawal from afghanistan, america's old enemies are making a comeback. the taliban, the group that sheltered osama bin laden, allowing him to plan 9/11, is on a major offensive, capturin

mark barger has details. >> reporter: last year the macy's fourth of july fireworks stretched across new york city, multiple nights of shorter shows because of the pandemic. this year, it's back to the one-night extravaganza. >> we've been through a rough year. everyone has. good things have come out of it. some rough things, not so good things. but we're survivors. >> reporter: reba mcintire's performance described as a salute to the hero within and a love letter to the big apple and the nation. >> we're pumped, man. we're pumped to be here. all of our friends are coming, our neighbors. family. everyone. >> yeah. >> the black pumas also among tonight's performers as well as blake shelton, one republic, coldplay, and the jonas brothers, muse k setting the stage for a display that takes months to plan and nearly two weeks to prepare. gary souza is the master mooind behind the effort. >> we're going to spread over a mile wide. >> reporter: he talked about it earlier this week with lester holt. 50 pyrotechnicians placed shells on five barges floating on the river. >> we've all suffered

for the past 45 years, the macy's fourth of july fireworks have been delighting us all. and this year, as we celebrate with friends and family, it feels like there is a little something extra to celebrate. so this is one of five barges you're going to have out in the river. >> reporter: gary souza is up for the challenge. his family has been the spark behind the fireworks for the last 38 years behind the scenes, coordinating the show takes a village. over the course of 12 days, 50 pyrotechnicians place more than 65,000 shells on five barges floating in new york city's east river. >> they're about a thousand feet apart on the river. so we're going to spread over a mile wide. >> reporter: and they leave nothing to chance testing the show in the california desert before the big day and this year, more than any other, they want to ensure perfection it's a love letter to new york and the country as we continue to emerge from some of our darkest days you don't need me to tell you how much this means to people because it's another touchstone as life as we once knew it. >> we ha

we're in saks, neiman marcus, nordstrom, blue mercury, macy's, bloomingdale's.ed about it. >> beauty inclusivity. what does that mean to you? >> not just doing things for optics. meaning including a diverse array of people, products, et cetera. that's what really inspires me about what 13 lune is doing, is helping to set a new standard of how all brands should look about including others and being more diverse. from inside out. from top down. >> reporter: lulu says the visibility bamba curls received on 13 lune helped pave the way for partnerships with major retailers. >> these curls are going to be bamba. we've sold out at nordstrom, we've sold out at 13 lune, hopefully selling out at bloomingdale's and macy's too. >> you literally can't keep up with demand? >> yes, we literally can't keep up with demand. >> what is it like for you, the dominican immigrant girl in you, to know that your baby, that you created, is featured in these giant american corporations? >> i am my ancestors' wildest dreams. to know that i'm doing this for my culture, for my community, mak

macy then sent fake vaccination record cards. the ones that we've been getting and allegedly instructed her patients to falsely state that they had received the moderna vaccine on the same day they got the pills. macy is being charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of false statements related to health care matters. in marin county. 2 people are in jail after trying to steal a catalytic converter in love. we need it's around 8 o'clock. last night neighbors reported seeing 2 people trying to take the converter motor home. police arrived on scene arrested. both people on multiple charges including conspiracy and possession of methamphetamine. >> to the east bay. now the oakland roots are rescheduling their next 2 matches after several players tested positive for covid that includes tonight's scheduled match against the phoenix rising and weekend at rather against a coma. a statement shared on the routes. twitter page says all affected members of the team are isolating at home while they recover both matches have already

my wife and i are keeping macy's family, loved ones, and the entire pima community in our prayers as they mourn her passing. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life of rock 'n' roll hall of famer and zz top member dusty hill. dusty was born and raised in dallas, texas, and began playing bass at the age of 14. mr. nehls: he soon mastered the bass. from 1966 to 1968, dusty played with his brother, rocky hill, and future zz top band mate frank beard in the dallas-base band american blues. in 1970, wanting to focus more on rock 'n' roll than blues, he joined zz top. the trio performed their first concert together just outside of my district at the knights of columbus hall in beaumont, texas, on february 10, 1970. that trio would stay together for the next 50 years, releasing numerous hits and entert

so, when you look at retail, mike brings up nordstrom, macy's, when you look at names of people still flush with cash, they're is not ending until september and this is proposed to be ending in september. people are in much better positions than they were pre-pandemic bookings on all of these companies are higher than pre-pandemic not higher in the last six months, higher before we got hit with a train wreck so that means a lot to me. people that are watching the trade, watch earnings. don't watch the ten-year >> well to be fair -- we're always watching earnings every week is an earnings season as we know that. i like steve's point we could book the trip now but you spend on the trip when you take it maybe in five or six weeks. we'll get more on business travel later in the show i don't want to give too much away but as we look ahead to next week, what is the most important thing to you is it one of the earnings, is the fed coming up on jackson hole and what is the most bo important thing to pete. >> it has to be earnings and what kind of delivery are we going to hear from apple and f

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macy then sent fake vaccination record cards.tting and allegedly instructed her patients to falsely state that they had received the moderna vaccine on the same day they got the pills. macy is being charged with one count of wire fraud and one count of false statements related to health care matters. in marin county. 2 people are in jail after trying to steal a catalytic converter in love. we need it's around 8 o'clock. last night neighbors reported seeing 2 people trying to take the converter motor home. police arrived on scene arrested. both people on multiple charges including conspiracy and possession of methamphetamine.

the macy's july 4 spectacular is making a return.ioned here, this is a twofold situation. this is not just marking independence day but this is marking a very important turning point in an effort to get this country out of this pandemic and many people are looking forward to having full festivities once again. the fireworks theme and display for new york is honoring our everyday heroes. here is a preview. >> people of america, people of the world, we have suffered pretty hard, this is an awesome time to celebrate with heroes, soundtrack and how the fireworks is, think we will capture that passion all americans have and will have some celebrations at the end. >> just to give you some perspective where we were last year versus right now we are talking about working thousand cases new cases i should say of the coronavirus still being battled right now. this date we reported 54,000 cases so we have come quite a long way. this display is going to be the largest the city has had in the last year. it will happen over the east river, 1000 fe

the macy's annual fourth of july.eworks are back to macy's show like it's a must in my bucket list, the iconic firework show draws crowds from near and far, including this family from puerto rico. they dressed in matching fourth of july t shirts to celebrate america's birthday. been there for fourth of july in orlando. but now i wanted to be here. this firework show even more meaningful this time around because live audiences were not allowed last year due to the covid. 19 pandemic we've had, you know, as you know, quite a complex year and we've all been through a lot so we wanted to use this opportunity to really celebrate the hero within within within a saw, utilizing this opportunity to celebrate the spirit and optimism of all americans on america's birthday will cost the executive producer of the show says the event takes a year to plan out the 25 minute spectacle will include more than 65,000 shells. the fireworks will be launched from five barges. on the east river and can be viewed from manhattan, queens and br

more specifically the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. with hosts renee elise goldsbury and ryan eggle. the jonas brothers, reba mcentire and coldplay will perform with guest appearances by alec baldwin, jeff goldblum and simone biles.e main event, should be nothing short of spectacular with 65,000 shells of pyrotechnics lighting up the night in honor of america's everyday heroes igniting a chorus of oohs and ahhs. you can catch it tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc. >>> you can also see a big fireworks show tomorrow in music city, part of a huge celebration featuring brad paisley. the country music superstar is joining our buddy, willie geist, this weekend on "sunday today." the two sat down right in the heart of country music, nashville, tennessee. they caught up to talk about quarantining with family during the pandemic, returning to live music, and brad's big outdoor concert this weekend on the streets of lower broadway. >> a couple of blocks from here on the fourth of july, you're going to be playing for two, 300,000 peopl

javers americans are spending on everything from restaurants to clothes to gadgets the former ceo of macy'ss down today's retail sales numbers and tells what's could derail the industry's recovery >>> and then blend making its wall street debut company, some sectors that have been on fire the founder will tell us what's next for his company and shares his unique view of the consumer economy. >> and peak commodity inflation. the one stock investors should av avoid. we'll talk to our guest nest >>> let's begin with a quick check on the markets which are now at fresh session lows. dow down 165 points or half a percent. if you're wondering why even after the strong retail sales report a softer consumer sentiment read the nasdaq is catching up down 0.4% as well inflation is highest level since 2008 >> americans are spending, that's the tension here today. retail sales coming in stronger than expected. the spending was broad across most categories but there are questions about how the delta variant will impact the sector the former chairman and ceo of macy's is founder and ceo of tjl advisers, a

sparks, and music from macy gray and the california jet club.anderson in primetime tomorrow hosting "jimmy kimmel live nba finals game night,"with his guest jason momoa. that's the sexy fish man. our first guest is easily in the top 3 of ireland's finest imports. he's an award-winning actor whom you can now see playing henry drax, a brutish, psychopathic murderer -- and those are his good points -- in the five-part tv series, "the north water." >> for another man's crime? >> i'm guessing you think kendricks, not the culprit. >> do you think he killed the boy? >> isn't for me to say. it's no concern of mine. >> i'm not sure i agree with that. [ applause ] >> wanda: "the north water" premieres a week from tomorrow on amc plus. "plus" means you have to pay for it. please say hello to colin farrell. [ applause ] ♪ >> wanda: hey, colin. >> i should have brought the measuring tape. it's no joking. i assume you've shown the audience numerous times, because everyone is in a mask, of course. >> wanda: yeah, they're in a mask. >> hi everyone, in your mask

channel islands south of england macy's and destructive gusts of wind approaching 60 mph to trees in south—east of england see trees speaking gusts in excess of 60 mph as they ease later. still some areas of rain affecting for example parts of northern england, eastern scotland, some rain to tour the north west of scotland, if you showers to be found elsewhere and gradually turning a bit brighter towards the end of the day and away from the centre this low pressure system will be beginning to pull away northwards and weaken as we go on into wednesday. still close enough to scotland to give some perhaps useful rain in places here, sunny spells elsewhere and then the showers get going again and then some of these could get heavy infantry. we are looking at high teens in a few spots, low 20s on wednesday. second half of the week low pressure is beginning to building but is still quite complicated because higher up in the and there is a disturbance then and still means although this is not high pressure that it is going to be settles on here for thursday and still shows that pop up fairl

a preview of coming attractions for the big macy's fireworks show july fourth. that big, that eventful, that now. that much relief to a country that wanted to get out of this pandemic and in this particular weekend they're doing so. some people say this could be back to prepandemic levels. it comes at a price. we're following that with 48 million americans that are hitting the road. if you combine that with those that are flying. and then the price you pay when you do get on the road. gas prices are moving up. anita vogel covering that and jeff flock on the road. keeping track of what is happening at the pump. we'll go to them momentarily. first, anita vogel on this great rush that is on and a record number of americans, at least records post pandemic, getting on to it as well. anita? >> hi, neil. the skies are expected to be very crowded this holiday weekend. we're not just talking about with roman candles and other kinds of fireworks. according to the industry experts that track these figures, air travel is already at 85% of precovid capacity. more than 3.5 mi

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today, macy's says the 45th fireworks show will be the largest in the nation. this event. it will take place tonight around 9:20. the show pays tribute to americans' bravery and optimism. organizers will set off more than 65,000 shells from five barges along the east river. to get a glimpse of the action up close people need to go through metal detectors. the nypd will fly a helicopter before the event begins. new york city mayor bill de blasio and local leaders urge residents to stay alert that's he head back to the city's large scale events. >> we will have officers virtually everywhere throughout this event but we will also rely on all of our fellow new yorkers. you are our force multipliers. if you see anything, please just alert your nearest officer. >> reporter: leading up to today's holiday, the nypd made 22 arrests, confiscated $54,000 of illegal fireworks and found six handguns. as new york and other major cities tackle the disturbing uptick in gun violence, shootings in new york are up 42% from last year and up more than 100% from the year before. may

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. >> ran into the macy's and grab as much as they could, ran out of macy's, loaded into a car and took off . >> and prs on the ground . >> what you want to do is establish trust with the community . >> the governor said a number of shoplifting videos have exposed the problem, in response today the governor signed 83 31 which targets organized >> we need to hold folks to account but we will do it in a thoughtful way we are not going back to the way things were in the 80s and 90s at least not while i'm here . >> the assemblyman who offered the bill said the focus will be on reaching those engaged in this activity who may be homeless or on drugs . >> to make sure those individuals can move into services, drug rehab, education, employment, so that they can permanently, permanently, get out of organized retail theft . >> since 2019 the california highway patrol has made 252 arrests theft, and has recovered 16 million in stolen goods. the bill also give chp extra funds to collaborate more with local police and retailers. there will be a chp task force in three regions of the state, dedicated

the macy's in downtown sacramento transformed their training room into a winter wonderland for a seven-year-oldently diagnosed with leukemia and made the early holiday request through make-a- wish foundation. he also got a special message from the north pole today. >> hello, pastor, do you know who this is? of course you do. >> i love it. he is so excited and everything is great. i am very thankful. >> unbelievable what that organization does. santa said they will spend the day together and grab hamburgers when he visits sacramento in november. and no doubt the weather will hopefully cooperate for him and santa an be cool and crisp. >>> and the department stores will have their christmas trees up in a few weeks anyway. we will take a look at the weather. the onshore breeze continues keeping temperatures around maybe below normal near the water day and also keeping the smoke pushed away from the bay area, we have to add the qualifier to that for now. it does look like it will change into the second half of the weekend and into early next week and we will look at the air-quality map tomorrow and

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macy's offering between 20 and 60% off women's swim suits, handbags and jewelry and you can save up toial online code. early indications what we spent the most on in the last 24 hours, probably not surprising, food, alcohol and fireworks. >> you can watch a full report on gma at 7:00. >>> check your fridge. tyson is recalling nearly 8.5 million pounds of chicken because of listeria contamination. the usda says they were shipped to retailers and institutions like hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants and schools. there are reports of one death and two people getting sick. the usda says consumers should throw away the recalled chicken or return it to where you bought it. >>> a popular discount bus line is going out of business. bolt bus is shutting down operations indefinitely after low ridership during the pandemic. the bus operator announced it was transferring most of its routes to greyhound so it can undergo renovations. now greyhound announced it's not planning to put bolt buses back on the road. bolt bus was known for its $1 seats and free wi-fi. >>> do you need a place to go on yo

welcoming back big celebrations and of course the show-stopper is the 4th of july fireworks that macy'spractically year-long event to plan this process. it begins with the music, composers match the melody with pyro techniques, then comes the design stage and finally the grand finale of all of the process, the execution of the show itself. fireworks get set off from the empire state building and five floats that are sailing down the eastiver. >> we'll have 65,000 shells and effects over the course of 25 minutes. so it's approximately 2600 shells that are going of to be going off per minute. so it's a really exciting show and full of fantastic spectacle. >> reporter: at the same time, the nypd will be out in full force. viewers will need to pass through metal detectors to keep the event a safe one. this as the city has seen an alarming increase in crime including several gunshot victims in times square or the pair of children in the bronx caught in the middle of gunfire while walking down the sidewalk. leading up to the crackdown on crime, the nypd launched an investigation to curve the

sparks, chiney ogwumike -- and music from macy gray and the california jet club.s! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wanda: thank you! thank you, thank you, thank you! all right, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, wanda sykes. [ cheers and applause ] [ drumroll ]

the 10-year-old girl in toronto was walking her yorky macy when coyote started to chase them.aid she dropped the leash because the dog wouldn't follow her. then she knocked on doors and yelled for help. someone let her in, and what happened next was caught on a home security camera. she confronted the coyote and the dog having surgery, but is expected to make a full recovery. >> oh my goodness. >> they are. >>> that's it for us, we are on 24-7 on cpsn >> wyatt: what are you keeping from me? >> quinn: nothing. >> wyatt: mom? >> quinn: nothing. >> flo: i--i can leave if you two rather would just talk on your own. >> quinn: no, no, no. you stay here because i'm the one who's gonna be leaving. so-- >> wyatt: mom, if you need my help with something, you have to talk to me. >> quinn: uh, no. no. just drop it. okay. i'm not keeping anything. there are no secrets. if you haven't realized, all the secrets have been exposed recently. >> wyatt: okay. fine. well, if you need me, i'm here for you. >> quinn: thank you very much, sweetheart. but all i need to do now is--is go because somebod

i don't know which you cover but i think of peloton and a name like lululemon we mentioned macy's.ate them out into the kind of shut down and reopening baskets at this point or do you think the retail sector is saying there won't be anymore shut downs you can only stock -- they still have difficult comps in some cases. >> i think it's mixed. my coverage is much more skewed toward, you know, companies for covid. i cover the at leisure names i think the companies are well positioned to capitalize on reopening. we've seen it. it's fantastic i think that's reopening clothing retailers, i don't cover any of them. i would say generally speaking it's viewed within the retail space is reopening and the area concerned with and these are the names i've downgraded a lot over the past several months is housing and home depot and tractor supply we've been talking about. williams sonoma and best buy all the companies are well run companies. there will be an opportunity, in my mind, to buy the stocks once we get past the covid. right now we're in the period of the delta concerns we're in the peri

made it undeniable that this panel has lost all he yit macy and credibility. it shows exactly what i warned back at the beginning of january, that pelosi would play politics with this. for more than six months, we have a better example of the senate, bipartisan. schumer didn't pick who went on as republicans. why was the capitol so ill-prepared for that day when they knew they had a problem? and what have we done to make sure that never happens again? pelosi has created a sham process. unless speaker pelosi reverseses course and seats all five republicans, we will not participate but we think it's too important, that those two questions, why were we ill-prepared, why did they know on december 14, why would they jeopardize the lives of the capitol police? we will run our own investigation. we have law enforcement. we have military. we have doctors. we have people from all walks of life. they want to know the answer, the american people deserve that. they don't deserve politics. they don't deserve destroying the institution. no committee in congress will work if

. >> reporter: a reminder that out of darkness comes light and if you can't go in person, the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular will be broadcast here on nbc starting at 8:00 eastern that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪

. >> kathy park, thank you >> you can watch the macy's fireworks separation covid. it comes as the administration falls short of its goal of vaccinating a large number of americans and concerns of the dangerous delta variant. monica elba is at the white house. >> reporter: the white house is opening its backyard for a summer bash where president biden will mark how far the country had come while stressing the pandemic is not over yet >> hosting a crowd of a thousand essential workers and military families to declare independence >> over the past year, we lived through our darkest days now i believe we are about to see our future >> reporter: now responsible for about a quarter of all new infection according to cdc data. >> the overwhelming of unvaccinated which is why we say this is entirely avoidable and preve preventable. >> reporter: the white house is doubling down their efforts to vaccinate people before the fall >> people still have questions of the vaccine and safety and efficacy we need to answer those questions. >> reporter: the challenge captures in a wash

a small set of politicians macy's selfish opportunities for fundraising if they d fame and defund the police, but american families are paying a deadly price. defunding the police is not just a terrible idea for overall public safety, it's also a uniquely awful strategy for racial justice. one study recently confirmed that larger police forces save lives and the lives saved are disproportionately black lives. i'm not sure exactly how the rantings of the far left twitter about crime and policing became official democratic party dogma in so many places across america. what i do know is that ordinary americans cannot bear much more of this and that goes double for the most vulnerable. host: senator mitch mcconnell on the senate floor. a couple of gun reform bills awaiting action in the senate passed by the house earlier this spring. here is a wrap up of those bills from the atlanta journal-constitution. the first measure passed the democratic led house and the bill will expand background checks to those purchasing weapons over the internet, at gun shows, or in private interactions. the s

the macy's 4th of july fireworks spectacular tonight.limmed down last year because of covid. none of that anymore. several smaller shows on multiple nights across new york city. this year, 50 barges on the east river. >> we suffered hard over last year. this is just really anate. >> i get the feeling they're going off right now. as far as we are concerned, the fireworks are going to be going off tonight at 8:00. music performances, a light show of 350 droness saluting team us. watch that here on nbc bay area tonight at 8:00 p.m., 90 minutes from now. it will be unbelievable. we are back at 11:00. see you then. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer and ask how you can

make sure to tune in tomorrow night for the 45th annual macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. last year was slimmed down because of covid. this year, nothing slim about it. organizers promised they are going to be back bigger than ever and you can watch that show right here on nbc bay area, tomorrow night, at 8:00. >>> so, um, what are you doing tomorrow night? we have a complete guide to all fourth of july events in the bay area. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on fourth of july events on the trending bar right there, at the top of the page. >>> another night of smoke, flames, and anxiety in northern california where three fires have destroyed homes and are threatening hundreds more. largest one is the lava fire. that's burned the tennant fire has burned 10,000 acres. it is 26% contained. take a look at some time-lapse video othe salt fire. burning up in shasta county. authorities are looking for a car that may have sparked the flames around interstate 5 on wednesday afternoon. >>> now, to a developing story. elsa has weakened enough to lose its hurricane status tonight. the na

. >>> the macy's fourth of july fireworks return this year after being canceled last year due to thectacular show sunday night at 8:00 eastern right here on nbc. >>> now to wall street where they are anxiously waiting this morning's employment report ahead of the holiday weekend it's a gauge on how the economy is recovering as we head into july joining us now from london with a preview is cnbc's karen tso. karen, good morning. >> investors are setting up for a very big headline number today. expecting 706,000 jobs created in the month of june this would be a step up from the 559,000 jobs created a month earlier. key too will be the unemployment rate it is expected to fall from 5.8% to 5.6%. but the participation rate will be encouraged to return to work with vaccines but also with better job prospects. but the tightness in the labor market still suggests there is a challenge getting people back to work the average hourly rages, there are concerns about a tickup in inflation. we are expecting to see a 0.3% jump on month. now if returning to work is not cutting it for you, you may want

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. ♪ >>> new york city's traditional macy's july 4th fireworks show over the east river returned aftert was scaled down last year due to the pandemic. more than 65,000 shells and effects were shot from five barges. there was a fireworks show over the nation's capital. they were set off from both sides of the lincoln memorial's reflecting pool. president biden and the first lady watched from the white house. earlier in the day, mr. biden said the u.s. is emerging from the covid-19 pandemic stronger than ever. >> all across this nation we can say with confidence america is coming back together. [ cheers ] >> the president also spoke directly to service members saying it's his greatest honor to serve as commander in chief. >>> tainted frozen chicken may be linked to one death, and there's been an arrest in connection with a botched fireworks detonation. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs los angeles reports a 27-year-old man was charged in connection with last week's illegal fireworks explosion in a south los angeles neighborhood. the blast took place during w

the annual macy's fireworks show lighting up skies in celebration of the countries independence day. the show was bigger and brighter than last year's more subdued event fans including cold play performed, and guests were once again welcomed to the show. the u. s. hasn't yet declared its independence from the colona virus, though with vaccination. right. slowing president joe biden, telling americans on sunday that getting a vaccine was the most patriotic thing they could do. and that's all for this edition of our cobra. 1900 special more you can check out the cobra, 1906 on our website, c, w dot com. and we'll leave you with these pictures for now until next time. thank you very much for watching and take care. the news. the news. news. news news the in the in the news news battery dead. not so i know who that again whose team for lynn startup is old batteries. life the new job to today is 90 minute w. in december, 2019 the european counts as a new president show me shows embarked on a groundbreaking mission you jewels to make you the 1st time it's it's just the planet by 2015 but n

. >> one thing we haven't discussed yet with bipartisan support that macy legislation is privacy. john, where are we on privacy? >> privacy is an interesting one. i mentioned earlier, there was a lot of momentum a year or two back. psaki members of the senate commerce committee -- you stop members of the senate commerce committee. i think that has been a little sidelined this year. that is one where there has been a loss of trust in the tech companies, there is common interest in playing safeguards in place, but i think the division that knocked this idea from a couple of years ago still exists. we have not seen as much time devoted to hashing out those issues this year. using the house talk about maybe convening some roundtables. some talk about trying to get back to it. but we have not had hearings in the big way along the lines of what we had before. it seems -- two years ago you have congress facing down california implementing its privacy law, you had the european union, new privacy rules going in the place. that is the excepted state of play brett now, i don't think it is dr

. >>> first on "nightly news," behind the scenes of the macy's fireworks show.ess to the largest fireworks display in the country. this year we'll see how they are keeping safety front and center as the event will likely draw big crowds for the first time since covid in new york city. that's coming up in about a minute. >>> before we go, vacation is nice. we love it. a free luxury vacation is even nicer. >> much nicer. for the final time, california tried rewarding people for getting the covid vaccine. dream vacations up for grabs in this last vaccine lottery. six people won trips today including someone from alameda, wasn't me, contra costa county, san francisco county, san mateo, wasn't me, and santa cruz county. a small chance still you could win something if you get vaccinated. >> congratulations to today's winners. i want to remind everybody that if you people get vaccinated, there's still $50 cards, there are also free tickets for six flags from selected vaccination sites. >> among places the winners receive travel packages to be an hyme, palm springs, los

. >> the traditional macy's fireworks display in new york city returned after the pandemic changed things last year. the sky lit up over the east river and fireworks also went off at the empire state building. in houston, crowds came together to watch the freedom over texas celebration. >>> this is so cool, because you know, we've been talking about it all newscast, just how this is starting to feel like the country is back, because i can't even tell you what i did last fourth of july. >> yes, it's a bit of a haze, right? it's nice to see these beautiful fireworks, people out and about outside having fun. >> i got to admit because we're on this shift and everything, i missed the fireworks, so i'm just kind of watching it. >> occupational hazard. >> we get to see them now. >> what do you think is better dc or new york? >> from the clips i've seen i think i will go to dc. >> a little biased. >> i will get a little pushback from the local talent here. >>> coming up, the manhunt in a triple homicide at a country club in georgia. >>> plus the chilling development in britney spears' bid to extr

the annual macy's firework show lighting up skies in celebration of the country's independence day. the show was bigger and brighter than last year's more subdued event fans including cold play performed and guests were once again welcome to the show. the u. s. hasn't yet declared its independence from the colona virus, though with vaccination rates, slowing present, joe biden, telling americans on sunday that getting a vaccine was the most patriotic things they could do. and that's all for this edition of our covered 1900 special more you can check out the cobra, 1900 section on our website, the doubling dot com. and we'll leave you with these pictures for now until next time. thank you very much for watching and take care. the news. the news, the news? the the, the the the, the the ah, the, what secrets behind these was the discover new adventures in 360 degree and explore the fascinating world heritage sites. he w a world heritage 360. now every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word, pinnacle nico ethan, germany, germany, the why not learn with him

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