we didn't see so much at neiman marcus. i did walk through neiman marcus to see if they had cleaned up all the glass that had shattered in this shoplifting event yesterday and they had cleaned everything up. we did see some empty shelves. i saw some empty shelves with no handbags on them anymore. but still some of the security wires sticking on them. so they cleaned up as much as they could and it seemed very calm inside the store. it looks like business as usual and they said in a statement today that they were just glad no one was injured. >> mayor breed trying to help and the businesses here by saying they need to step up their security as well. thank you. the recall election is heating up. another politician announce he's running to replace governor newsom. >>> and the backlash continues over the new giants uniforms. are they really that bad? it depends who you ask. we'll be joined by laura britt. she's hosting giants pre and postgame tonight. >>> she's considered one of the fastest women in the world. but sha'carri ric

yes, and i think marcus rashford might be moved by - tonight? yes, and i think marcus.ng here right now. this is the mural we mentioned which has been restored today and as well as restored, i have been here since midday, thousands and thousands of messages of thanks and support have been posted and in the last few minutes, what has happened is that instead of local people from the community, we have had people coming from all over the uk, some coming from all over the uk, some coming from london, from birmingham, as far as ireland have come to show support. at the moment there is an antiracism group which is also protesting with the occasional chant everyone around here sees marcus rashford as a local hero, notjust the footballer but this mural was because of his social enterprise work. remember, he successfully campaigned to have free school meals for primary school kids, and every now and again there is applause and someone telling a story of how marcus rashford has helped them and given them hope. 0n the wall there is stuff that says role model, hero, and thank you,

marcus was a ounuer still? yes, you can. marcus was a younger child _ still? yes, you can.till? yes, you can. marcus was a younger child when i _ still? yes, you can. marcus was a younger child when i was - still? yes, you can. marcus was a younger child when i was around | still? yes, you can. marcus was a i younger child when i was around so i didn't get the opportunity to coach them but i will say is looking at what we have the marcus metal ones of the future. it's some really talented individuals and the likes of marcus rashford will inspire them because when you hear the stories and hear what's being said somebody who is still a young man who's done so much outside the game, free school meals, his achievements on the field as well. he is in inspiration and by us talking to young players and talking is a look, this is what you can achieve and stand in the face of racism, be somebody who stood up and said no, it's unacceptable and you can do the same. let him be the inspirational person for you. and realise that you can achieve anything despite all the naysayers. can ach

neiman marcus are corporations prepared to deal with this kind of criminal activity? well yeah, they are prepared heather, but they have to temper their prepper their preparations. with the political climate here in san francisco, there is almost an endorsement of the smash and grab, you know, the average citizen feels like. the government no longer has their back. you know, you just showed a clip of a of a county supervisor. but it's almost as if the perps. are the ones who are protected in this city. okay so what are businesses like an even marcus supposed to do to head off this problem given the political climate, the political atmosphere there in san francisco? well, first of all their comment that that that the safety of their of their staff, and their and their customers is number one is most important for safety first, that's to be that's to be said. something that targetre number of hours open so more daytime hours when there's more traffic, so that's one thing they can do. but again, it gets to the political climate. target has been getting heat lately from p

_ significant —— about marcus and the area? it— significant —— about marcus and the area?king about the issue of racism in this country, as well, _ the issue of racism in this country, as well, that — the issue of racism in this country, as well, that there are active discussions in the way to resolve these _ discussions in the way to resolve these issues. the door is open to have _ these issues. the door is open to have these — these issues. the door is open to have these discussions and i think it shows _ have these discussions and i think it shows that there is a lot of solidarity _ it shows that there is a lot of solidarity by the players. they have been a _ solidarity by the players. they have been a fine — solidarity by the players. they have been a fine role model is on and off the pitch— been a fine role model is on and off the pitch so— been a fine role model is on and off the pitch so it is in their image that— the pitch so it is in their image that people are responding this way. a lot of— that people are responding this way. a lot of the — that people are respo

county. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. and we're hearing that a big announcement will come very soon that involves several bay area counties. and of course we'll let you know when that happens. you can see today many people in the bay area already complying with the state guidelines that basically says businesses can decide whether customers must wear a mask indoors. or if you're fully vaccinated it's optional. if you aren't vaccinated please wear a mask indoors. one sign that we saw at a children's store said out of respect for the children, all customers must -- who are three and up, must wear a mask, p.s., even if you're vaccinated and please don't try to argue with us, we're doing our best. because of the rise in covid cases and delta variant, los angeles county has reinstated the mask mandate for indoor customers. it's a step bay area residents we talked to say they're willing to do to keep businesses open and students back in school. >> i would rather be healthy. there's just so many lingering things we still don't u

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i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. a live look at the white house where today president joe biden is set to discuss the increase in gun violence with several mayors including mayor sam liccardo. >> reporter: hi, good morning, laura. liccardo meets with the president, merrick garland. washington's mayor, muriel bowser, the police superintendent from chicago, eric adams, the nominee for mayor in new york city all have been sitting down to talk about the biden strategy for dealing with gun violence. homicides are up 30% in the past year and a half. the white house announced a strategy that includes communit enforcement tools and cracking down on the flow of firearms. last week former president trump called it an assault. >> defunning police are also leading an all-out crusade to strip you of your god given second amendment rights. >> reporter: now this all comes after the deadly shooting at the vta rail yard in may nine employees killed by a co-workers and weeks later san jose approved landmark measures including a mandat

david: marcus, david here.t of posting something like this comes to mind because yesterday we were talking about insurers and then needing to -- their exposure. we have the world cup next year and feeling fixed. i guess, does this increase the costs of hosting such a big sporting event and who bears the brunt of this cost? marcus: yes, the hosted contract at the moment makes the iac the only party that can, in theory, cancel the games. it can't be done by either party. will this change? i don't think it will change for brisbane, but in the future, sure -- certainly insurance premiums will skyrocket. we have seen the budget, just the one year extension from 2020-2021, by $3 billion. that's almost the entire revenue that was raised by the tokyo organizing committee, was just spent by expending the games -- extending the games and not adding any value. so it is very likely to see an increase in costs as we go forward. rishaad: cost perspective, but don't have the same allure as they used to in the days of your . a

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marcus ashworth applicable -- marcus ashworth of bloomberg opinion, thank you very much. cdc director rochelle walensky is speaking in her presser, saying we are in another pivotal moment within the pandemic. of course, speaking with the rise of the delta variant in certain states, they are starting to overwhelm thomas and we will keep you updated on the headlines that about. coming up on this program, the world's biggest gold producer is seeing cost pressures continuing to the end at least of 2022. newmont ceo tom palmer joins me next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. mercedes-benz promising to spend more than $47 billion this decade to electrify its lineup and to defend its position as the world's best-selling luxury car maker. mercedes plans to launch three new all electric platforms in 2025. it will also set up eight more battery factories with partners. american airlines is sounding more cautious about the third quarter than its rivals. the carrier says it exp

marcus moore in western germany. marcus, we know there have been reports of thousands missing at one point. any news tonight from authorities on the search for the missing? >> reporter: more than 100,000 people still without power and phone services are down, and in this part of the country, cell phone signals are often spotty. so, david, tonight, the hope is that many of the people who are unaccounted for are alive and well, but there is real concern that as the water starts to recede, searchers will find more bodies. david? >> marcus moore on the scene in germany. marcus, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight and to the extreme weather in this country. the record-breaking heat and fires in the west. potentially record-breaking high temperatures again this weekend in some places. the fourth heat wave in five weeks. idaho and montana are expected to break records. the heat fueling more than 60 wildfires. the flames from california's dixie fire threatening power lines tonight. flash flooding in peoria, illinois. fl

marcus. >> all right. thanks, kari.e, and they want to hike your monthly bills to add wildfire revention costs. utilities asking them to approve $about.5 billion in rate hikes which would take effect 18 months from now. the average monthly bill would increase a little more than $1 a day or $46 a month. >> changes going into effect and one involves property loss in wildfires. part of two laws officially kick in today, and they are both designed to help those homeowners who lose property in wildfires. one of those laws is simply require additional living expenses coverage to be provided for at least two weeks with additional two-week extensions in the event of a state of emergency and civil authority restricting access to homes. >>> and if you want to see all the new laws that we have in place, now can you go to our website. it's nbcbayarea.com. >> new at 11:00, a woman and her child are in critical condition after a shooting last night in vallejo. this is video from that scene that we just got into the newsroom and you c

marcus and laura? >> sounds good. >>> coming up, the olympics less than two weeks away, and ave stn japan. hear from a u.s. boxer on how the new restrictions are affecting really their state of minds. >>> cuba's president is blaming mass anti-government protests across the country on cubans stirring up trouble through social media. president miguel diaz-canel spoke on cuban television today. he blamed the u.s. saying it is as a result of american sanctions against his country. yesterday extraordinary street demonstrations protested food shortages and high prices amid the coronavirus crisis. and it was one of the biggest anti-government demonstrations in recent cuban history. more for you right after the break. >>> we're taking you along with us as we discover the best california has to offer, from food to lifestyle and everything in between, we're covering the entire state on "california live" weekdays at 11:30 a.m. on nbc bay area. >>> well, we are just 11 days away from the opening ceremonies of the

marcus rashford was one of— is the new normal.as one of three england _ is the new normal. marcus rashford was one of three england players i is the new normal. marcus rashford was one of three england players to i was one of three england players to miss a penalty last night, fellow united playerjadon sancho also failed to score, and he had rashford webber targeted with online racist abuse after the game along with arsenal's saka. the abuse was condemned by the prime minister and fa, who described it as appalling. they said, we could not be clearer than anyone behind such disgusting behaviour is not welcome in following the team. what are people thinking about to go online _ what are people thinking about to go online and _ what are people thinking about to go online and abuse these players? what is wrong _ online and abuse these players? what is wrong with some people? it is so, so sad _ is wrong with some people? it is so, so sad and _ is wrong with some people? it is so, so sad and ridiculous, add a hopeless— so sad and ridicu

marcus? >> that's what we don't want to happen. kari, thank you. >>> go, jeff, go, mark, go, waly, go, oliver, you are going to space. >> our other top story right now, blue origin's new shepard rocket blasting off this morning and landing perfectly, taking its passengers on a historic space launch. and a good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. nbc's morgan chesky has the latest from van horn, texas. >> reporter: it was truly a historic moment here in the west texas desert. we were able to witness all of it 9:00 a.m. eastern departure time, blue origin's new shepard rocket lifted off successfully, going 62 miles above the surface of the earth, carrying those four passengers, jeff bezos, his brother mark, 82-year-old wally funk, and 18-year-old oliver daemen on board. they came back down to earth via three parachutes in the west texas desert. >> it feels like this atmosphere is huge and we can disregard it and treat it poorly. when

. >> i'm marcus washington. we begin this morning with live team coverage on the drought stricken bay area as another county prepares to restrict residents' water usage in a few hours. >> our team coverage continues with meteorologist kari hall to give us that bigger picture perspective. good morning. >> good morning. the bigger picture shows that it's not just california. this is all across the west. we're suffering in this mega drought with these dark shades of red showing the exceptional drought, the highest level of drought across the region and right here in the bay area. our reservoir levels continue to drop and we've seen them now below 25% of the historical average for capacity and so we are going to continue to see these conditions continue as we head deeper into these dry summer months, especially with some heat cranking up and headed our way. i'll show you those temperatures coming up in a few minutes. >>> want to bring in kris sanchez. >> she's live in santa clara where there are already drought rest

today, a mural dedicated to marcus rashford was defaced.ing what they called racially motivated vandalism. tonight marcus rashford apologised for his penalty miss but said he would never apologise for who he was. it's unacceptable. as long as they are performing and scoring and getting results, then of course, we are all england, we are all behind you. but the minute that doesn't happen, the abuse comes out. the is over and the hurt continues for england, but as they head home, the sense is that these players are going in the right direction. rather than the day of celebration english football had hoped for, this was a reminder that while the team proved a unified and uplifting force, the issues of hooliganism and racism have not gone away. but after a historic campaign they will never forget, southgate and his players can plan for the world cup next year with renewed belief that finally they are contenders again. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the italian football team arrive back home to a hero's welcome, showing off their new t

the three black england players jadon sancho, marcus rashford and bukayo saka faced online abuse afterng penalties at sunday night's final. the chief secretary to the treasury, stephen barclay, defended priti patel saying the home secretary fully understood the issues of racism after being subject to online abuse herself. from working with the home secretary that she is taking action in her role as home secretary to go after many of these racist groups. she is taking action against the extreme right—wing groups that ferment many of these things and she is acting as home secretary to tackle this, as indeed is the culture secretary. and as i say, through the online harms bill, we are committed as a government to legislating to tackle these social media platforms who frankly, should be doing far more to clamp down on this sort of unacceptable racism and abuse online. it's part of a wider problem in terms of online abuse. and we will legislate to punish those companies financially if they fail to act and i call on them this morning to take more action to stop their platforms being abused i

neiman marcus dealt with this in the bay area before. you might recall that a group of people stole handbags from the neiman marcus in palo alto in may. a police department spokesperson tells me that detectives are definitely exploring the possibility that the cases are related and they are reaching out to sfpd. in the news room, back to you. >>> abc 7 news insider weighed in on this heist. he is as it is not out of the question that we could see more stores close because of this theft. >> you know, money is like water, it sinks. these stores do not have to make all of their money in san francisco. it is cheaper for them to close down and make money somewhere else. >> as you can see they are fairly organized. >>> new details, a man shot and killed a home intruder in fairfield. the third similar case, actually, in less than a week. when no one answered the door this morning the intruder began to kick it in. a couple in their 60s were inside. the man grabbed a gun and shot the suspect. two similar incidents happened recently in modesto whe

>> a salad. >> i wanted chocolate, marcus. i wanted chocolate, marcus. come on, help me out. >> i'm with you. >> the point of this is, it's a great app. i had no idea about the google translate. point your phone, scan like you're taking a photo and comes up, bam, in english whatever you're buying. >> keep your phone charged. >> i got to charge my phone? >> live a little. just go for it. close your eyes and eat. >> you know what i'm going to do, i'm going write out. i have one more segment with you guys and then i get to go to bed. the city is quiet. city of 14 million people quiet right now anticipating tomorrow's big opening ceremony. >> you're 16 hours ahead of us. we're glad it works out you can join us in the morning. have a good midnight snack. he's anchoring two olympic specials today. later today at 4:00 p.m. and then at 7:00 tonight from the bay area to tokyo. another programming note for you. "today in the bay" will not be on the air tomorrow morning. we'll still be in the newsroom because the opening ceremony will be on starting at 3:55 our tim

marcus, thank you. >>> and a major milestone in the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan tonight. the top u.s. commander there, general scott miller, handing control over to general frank mckenzie, the head of u.s. central command, which, of course, is based in tampa, florida. general miller was the longest serving u.s. commander in afghanistan. martha raddatz interviewing him ghistan thenal miller before the pandemic when he voiced concern to us even then about the taliban's resurgence and about what would happen if there is no political solution. some of those very scenarios playing out in that country right now. >>> when we come back here tonight, the deadly lightning strike at a famous tourist site, killing more than a dozen people. have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rol

today the mural of marcus rashford was restored by the artist who created it.ly on sunday night. he and two of his other team—mates, jadon sancho and bukayo saka, all received racist abuse on social media shortly after missing their penalties. in a heartfelt online post, marcus rashford has opened up about the events over the last few days. "i can take critique of my performance all day long but i will never apologise for who i am and where i came from." meanwhile, england defender tyrone mings has accused the home secretary of stoking the fire, accusing her of pretending to be disgusted about racism after she condemned the online abuse faced by footballers, because she had previously called taking the knee "gesture politics". no one wants to see racism, let's assume that is the case with everybody including, by the way, our home secretary who has been subject in her life to racism herself. nobody wants to see it and i think we all get behind each other to defeat it, not only in sport, but in society more broadly. inspired by england's overall performance at th

ok, let's go over to marcus now. as a consumer pain with a digital euro will be a similar process to pay by cards. so why would any consumer really be interested in adopting the new as of yet on tested currency? very simple because we will need to be digital currency is fossa and smart the old, normal money as we know. and as soon as more consumers will be in the things that when the cost and smart money, and that's why we need a digital central bank owned and regulated digital currency, i. e, the euro. ok, so central bank owned and regulated. and if i can just deposit my cash directly with the e. c b, isn't this going to palm private banks? yes, absolutely. and that is one of the big problems which they used to be and other central banks are facing. and this is why they need this 2 year and then 3 year period to really test the new system because they don't want to harm at the private banking system. so we need to find a solution where we have the transfer mechanism as we know it from the old money being basically e

laura and marcus? >> thank you, raj.e're back home here in the bay area taking you live outside this morning. kind of a hazy start in parts of the bay area right now. some areas could see some rare rain today. meteorologist kari hall, we are in july. we are in july. >>> and we are looking at the calendar and the radar as we get a look at what's going on. storm ranger powered up tracking the rain mostly near the see i bay with some light showers moving through and then the overall picture shows that rain rolling through as we go throughout the morning we'll still have a chance of seeing more of this, so i'll have more on the radar as well the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> thank you very much, kari. it is 6:32 right now. new this morning, a disturbing discovery in the east san jose foothills. arson investigators are looking into a fire at a home where one person was found dead inside. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live there. what are investigators telling you so far, kris? >> reporter: we know the san

laura and marcus, back to you. i don't have 63 friends who would want to watch the same show with me at the same time but there must be demand for that on snapchat. >> i don't want to. i'm like shh. good part. >> trying to watch it. >> not keep track of it all. >> when i sit on the couch i fall asleep anyways. >> you and me both. >> thanks. >> different couch. >> 4:41. >> i'm not married to marcus. i love him to death, but not marrying him. >> s look at our forecast. >> yes. good morning. snuggle up together, nice and cool, temperatures in the upper 50s as you're stepping out the door. we'll get a look at the rest of our microclimates and talk about our highs in a few minutes. >>> not much to report on the traffic end. peninsula drive times southbound 101 from to sfo, to 92 is six minutes. full traffic report after the break. stay with us. >>> how much would you shell out for a house here in the bay area? well, there's one bay area community experiencing incredible offers on home purchases than any other parts of t

i particular to the defacing of marcus rashford's mural? you very much. lovely to - out on the net. it is nasty. thank you very much. lovely to see - out on the net. it is nasty. thank. you very much. lovely to see you. good luck. thank you. shaun's new album is called visits from future technology. you're watching bbc breakfast. it's 8.59. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. london's mayor makes face coverings mandatory on all transport for london services including buses, tubes, trams and the overground. i'm quite clear from the conversations i've had from londoners, from businesses and others, that requiring people to continue to wear a face covering will give them a greater rate of confidence in using an incredibly safe public transport system. if you travel on tfl services in london, will you keep wearing a mask? or if you live outside the capital, do you want similar rules for public transport where you are? you can get in touch with me @lukwesaburak or using the hashtag bbcyourquestions

neiman marcus dealt with this in the bay area before.ou might recall that a gr stole handbags from the neiman marcus in palo alto in may. a police department spokesperson tells me that detectives are definitely exploring the possibility that the cases are related and they are reaching out to sfpd. in the news room, back to you. >>> abc 7 news insider weighed in on this heist. he is as it is not out of the question that we could see more stores close because of this theft. >> you know, money is like water, it sinks. these stores do not have to make all of their money in san francisco. it is cheaper for them to close down and make money somewhere else. >> as you can see they are fairly organized. >>> new details, a man shot and killed a home intruder in fairfield. the third similar case, actually, in less than a week. when no one answered the door this morning the intruder began to kick it in. a couple in their 60s were inside. the man grabbed a gun and shot the suspect. two similar incidents happened recently in modesto when two armed hom

good morning to you, marcus.isco city hall are no longer required if you're fully vaccinated and it's happening as the delta variant cases are on the rise in the state of california. these changes at city hall line with state guidelines but you can continue to wear masks if fully vaccinated. as far as the delta variant in california it makes up more than 35% of covid cases in the state up 5% in the month of may. some health officials say it could make up to 90% of new cases in a few months. i want to point out that top health officials say vaccinated individuals are mostly protected from the variant. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> details on the breakthrough cases in california. 7,500 people who were fully vaccinated have gotten covid-19. that's out of more than 19 million californians who have rolled up their sleeves. >>> the drought is deepening and that will mean more water restrictions in our bay area counties. here's a live look across the bay area today. marin county could approve new mandatory mea

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. well, we are just minutes away, 33 minutes to be exact, you're now looking live at van horn, texas. this is where amazon founder jeff bezos set to make history along with three others. he's traveling with them to the edge of space using his own space company called blue origin. >> the new shepard is expected to take off at 6:00 our time this morning. we have learned that jeff bezos and the rest of the team were heading up the staircase up to the launch pad. we're going to bring you the launch in a special report coming up. >>> first happening today, a crucial vote for the future of the oakland a's. >> the city council will decide whether to approve plans for this proposed stadium at howard terminal. the vote could decide whether the team will stay or go. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live with what we can expect ahead of today's vote. bob? >> yeah, good morning to you, laura and marcus. this vote will take place later this morning. they meet at 9:00, talking about the oakland cit

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we will check in with mike and see if folks are heading out of town for the holiday weekend, but what about the forecast if you're staying here. let's check in with kari. >> looks pretty good for us and we've enjoyed some nice weather especially for the inner bay and some of our inland valleyses. heading to work we are going to start out with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s in freemont and gradually clears out today. slow warmup in our temperatures, 71 degrees at noon, headed towards mid 70s. you can see the range in temperatures across the bay area so whatever you've experienced the past few days is what you'll see into the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up a little bit later. laura and marcus. >>> live look across the bay area and if you're lucky, you've already gotten a head start on your holiday travel plans. it may be one of the busiest travel weekends ever as people make their way to cancel the fourth of july plans from last year. "today in the bay's" cierr

a group of people running out of a neiman marcus store with designer bags in hand. it is the latest viral trust in san francisco. whatw can we stop this? no easy answers but joining me to talk with this is rachel michelin of the california retailers association. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> it is so shocking. many people look at it and say it is sudden. there was a lull during the pandemic especially in the first six months. are these types of crimes actually a recent trend or has something like that been going on in buildings and simmering even in the pandemic? >> unfortunately, this issue has been around for a while. we been tracking for years and talking with policy leaders in san francisco and other parts of the state in the growing trend of organized retail crime. it is at the forefront and it is causing not only these types of videos going viral, but now we are starting to see real consequences, which is stores closing early, stores locking the doors, and an environment where it seems as if there is no repercussions for these types

hi, marcus. hi, laura. the biggest reason is the increase of the prevalence of the delta variant here in the bay area along with those rising covid cases. the san francisco bar alliance says they're prepared to have their bars implement only letting those vaccinated patrons into their bar. this according to sf gate. now the paper reports, the goal of the alliance potentially implementing proof of vaccination is to get ahead of any potential surges, also to protect the employees as well as the business. and lastly they don't want to wait for local government to have to make a decision on this issue. now the group says if a decision is made on this decision, the request to only allow vaccinated guests would also include signage outside of those bars that are participating. again, all of this according to sf gate, the alliance isn't expected to meet again until next week. so we will continue to follow this, as i mentioned, they do represent almost 500 bars here in the city. we're live in san francisco, cierra

a defaced mural of marcus rashford is covered in notes of support as footballers and politicans speakut on racist abuse. formula i world champion lewis hamilton shares his drive for diversity in formula i with us and with some aspiring engineers. that is 40,000 jobs. currently only one in seven of those are from a black background so that's what we need to help. also coming up in the programme — time is running out for the ineos grenadiers to challenge tadej pogacar for the yellow jersey at the tour de france, with five stages to go. hello there, and a very warm welcome to the programme. the prime minister, borisjohnson, says the uk still has a very good case to still host a world cup in 2030 despite the ugly scenes of violence on sunday as fans broke into wembley without tickets ahead of the euro 2020 final between england and italy. european football bosses are launching a disciplinary investigation into the disorder. joe lynsky reports. wembley was the hope 8 euros games. it was a glimpse for the country. an entire tournament in the uk and ireland, that is the hope for 2030. when t

last night after the game, this mural marcus - outcome is. marcus rashford outcome is. last night after the - game, this mural marcus rashford was defaced. football once again at the centre of a wider societal issue. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. well, tens of millions of us watched england in their first major tournament final since the world cup in 1966. there had been growing hopes that football was finally coming home — hopes crushed, yet again, by the curse of the penalty shootout. tim muffet has been speaking to fans this morning. blue monday. i'm really gutted, really, really gutted. i thought we was going to do it — we didn't. come into work this morning, the whole day, we are all in a downer, we are devastated. how are you feeling? gutted, absolutely gutted. penalties, normally we get four out of five. we only got two last night. devastating. how about you 7 gutted. the clean—up operation started early in london this morning. the fan zone in trafalgar square was dismantled, rubbish swept away. rubbish which summed up the nation's mood. t

at neimen marcus left behind shattered glass and empty shelves. neimen marcus saying we're relieved no one was harmed. >>> we report and expose stories important to the community, try not to be part of the story. this time we are. oakland police chief armstrong plans to announce new initiative to stop the rising crime rate. using a video of two of our nbc colleagues held up at gunpoint in a botched robbery attempt outside of city hall. one of the many violent encounters happening in oakland on weekly basis. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: looking at city hall surveillance video capturing a normal day for two very experienced journalists who spent most of their career covering the east bay. on this day interviewing newly appointed chief of violence prevention for city of oakland, cespedes. video shows two young men leaving a car heading to the location. reporter focused on the interview as man in red hoodie approaches the photographer. he put his hand on the camera and pointed a gun into the photographer's body. our photographer pushes away and tells him

marcus from the palo alto in may. a spokesperson tells me areteo two cases are related and also reaching out to sfpd. in the news room for the i team, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> thank you. we want to get reaction from phil mater. your response to this video? seems to be a trend that's increasingly growing here. >> it does and appears to be organized. it is not the first time and not the second time. the third, fourth, fifth time. in june 21st, we had a coordinating group of seven suspects that went into the real, real store in downtown palo alto and made off with and $50,000 of handbags and june 10 a group group group group group and stole bags and it goes on and on and on. sacks fifth avenue got hit as well in union score for $90,000 worth of merchandise. these are organized boosters and this is how it works. you go in there with a group, rental or stolen cars or with fake plates, have them waiting, people go in and grab the merchandise and know what they're looking for and where it is. they're out within a minut

. >> and i'm marcus washington. we have to start with kari hall. another hot day of temperatures, kari? >>> yeah, and it's going to be much cooler in some spots. not all of the bay area will see the changes as we're getting ready for a new week we are going to have our temperatures coming down. i'm watching the air quality and the smoke. we'll talk about more on that just a little bit later. we're anywhere from 59 at half moon bay to 101 in ukiah. it's all about location today and whether or not you're going to get that cooling. we'll feel that in san jose. reaching 78 degrees today. much better. we're going to talk more about what's coming up in a few minutes. >>> it's early and it's light and moving westbound around the bend. an easy flow from the east bay and vice versa. those will be the ones we see colors change. green sensors all the way around the bay. and it's mild. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news this morning, fire crews in contra costa county busy battling a fire at a vacant restaurant. i want to show you new video just in

marcus moore from haiti tonight. >>> back here at home, news this evening from the scene of that recovery mission in surfside, florida. >>> the deadly lightning strike at a popular tourist site oversees. more than a dozen people killed. many as they were taking selfies. >>> and space and back. our interview tonight with richard branson. and the unopened nintendo game selling for $1.5 million. >>> good evening and it's zbraet to have with us here and we begin tonight with news on two of the vaccines in this country and on this troubling delta variant. we're going to break down where it's spreading. first, though, the new fda warning about the johnson & johnson single shot vaccine, warning of a very rare nerve condition. the cdc reporting about 100 cases under investigation. that's out of about 13 million johnson & johnson shots. tonight, pfizer is meeting with federal health authorities after suggesting millions of americans might soon need a booster shot, a third shot. you'll remember last week the cdc saying pfizer got ahead of itself. tonight, dr. fauci on whether this is, in fact, a po

i'm laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. we do have some breaking news for you this morning.on so we are seeing some light showers around the los altos area to the west of sunnyvale as well as in north san jose. we will see the potential of showers moving through. a lot of action off the coast. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >>> and that breaking news this morning out of tokyo. olympic favorite simone biles out of the team gymnastics competition. >> raj mathai is live in tokyo. raj, this is pretty shocking news to us. >> it is. it's shocking to the whole world. this is all unfolding within the last 25 or 30 minutes. there are certain moments every olympic games we all remember, those moments that stand out and this is one of them. let's get you caught up. simone biles, the superstar, the four-time gold medalist in gymnastics, is out of the team competition. this was her a short while ago starting the team competition. she did an event, did some of her routines and simply pulled out. here is what we know this hour.

when you hear that marcus rashford has woken up to racism and abuse on social media...m in football, communities, anywhere. there's no place for it, ever. this was a time some will neverforget. and now a new generation of fans... i'm proud, very, very proud of them. ..have been inspired. 0ptimistic now about this team. an england fan, optimistic? yeah. i'm trying to get optimistic. i'm trying to think with this team now, we've got a young team, young players, quality players as well. hopefullyjust no more years of hurt, which will be nice. to lose is hard to take... ..but maybe something special has also been gained. three lions should be very proud for how far they got us. not everyone got in the final, did they? we did. we just didn't happen to win it. ed thomas, bbc news, 0ldham, england. that's it from us — good night. we've seen some really torrential downpour is in the last few hours. a diminishing number of showers as we go through the night and tomorrow. forthe short—term, still some around. but gradually, it's easing away. just lingering in southern areas. 0ver

because soccer, jayden sancho and marcus rushford. it found only 6 of them were taken down by early wednesday. 2 days after they were reported to instagram, moderators, that's just 5.7 percent. a platform also failed to act on 42 comments comparing players to monkeys, 17 comments using the n word and 15, telling them to return to their countries. all 3 players were born and raised in the u. k. what am ron honored? has the center for countering digital hate joined us by skype from the state of georgia in the u. s. so you, as we saw very you identified over a 100 different accounts which directed this racist abuse against english football . as in, tell us more about the evidence you gathered, what it suggests about who is behind this abuse and, and where they are. well, on sunday, after watching the game which was depressing for all fans of being mish football team, my team decided to go and test whether or not the platforms who but they've known to 10 years that they have a serious problem with racial, abusive football, is in moments o

. >> i'm marcus washington. "today in the bay's" mike inouye is following the latest on the deadly crash. mike? >> that is right. a surface street but a major roadway to or from 680. this is between jackson avenue and jose. there's a chinese garden within that park and then we have a wendy's nearby which is significant. where i got my vaccine, as well. look at the video. the investigation that continues over there. that's why mckee is closed. a pedestrian was killed overnight. there's damage to the windshield. so this is likely involved in the investigation. but again waiting for more detail from san jose pd. we'll have that closure for mckee has we look back at the map with a closure that continues west of 680. allen rock is a good alternative to you. and expected to continue for hours and will follow this closure. a crash on the peninsula coming out. >> 5:01. >>> what may be the bay area's last mass vaccination site closes this morning. san francisco's moscone center is closing down. >> cierra johnson is live

we heard about marcus rashford having been abused before _ marcus rashford having been abused before an orgy of an orangutah — which was just using an orgy of an orangutan. they got a reply back saying _ orangutan. they got a reply back saying that our technology has found this comment doesn't go against our community— this comment doesn't go against our community guidelines. —— and emoji of a wrang _ community guidelines. —— and emoji of a wrang tang. the reply made clear they were struggling to cope with the sheer volume _ struggling to cope with the sheer volume of complaints and they were leaving _ volume of complaints and they were leaving it _ volume of complaints and they were leaving it to the machines in the first place — leaving it to the machines in the first place rather than human moderators. it went on, our technology isn't perfect and we are continually trying to improve it. this is— continually trying to improve it. this is a — continually trying to improve it. this is a problem. it underlines the sheer— this is a problem. it underlines the sheer volume of abuse that

marcus rashford up next for england. _ lot of pressure. marcus rashford up next for england.is legs fresh, ready for this. rashford. the nation holds its breath. add rashford has missed! he tried to place it. he got the angle wrong. 2—2 after three. tt’s tried to place it. he got the angle wrong. 2-2 after three.— tried to place it. he got the angle wrong. 2-2 after three. it's a tough one. he actually _ wrong. 2-2 after three. it's a tough one. he actually sends _ wrong. 2-2 after three. it's a tough | one. he actually sends donnarumma the wrong way and just drag the shot. he knew the minute he left his boot that he was in trouble. federico bernadette skee —— bernadette skee. —— bernardeschi. pickford is trying to put him off, a bit of impromptu dancing on the line. bernardeschi. and he scores down the middle! now the pressure goes back on england's players, and it's another up next who was brought on at the end as a kind of special teams player. it is going to be jadon sancho. 1&5 teams player. it is going to be jadon sancho.— teams player. it is going to be jadon sancho. ~

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. mayor sam liccardo meeting with president biden to discuss gun violence in the wake of the vta rail yard shooting. >> tracie, who else is talking and taking part in this? >> reporter: so today's meeting at the white house is going to include local leaders, local elected officials, law enforcement, and the attorney general, merrick garland. the idea here is to get them onboard with the president's plan to deal with gun violence. that's the strategy that the white house unveiled a few weeks ago where they were talking about not only investing in communities, helping people who are formerly incarcerated, providing more jobs but getting more guns off the street and stemming the flow of weapons. we do know that this is a big priority for the administration. >> and, tracie, the government is limited in terms of what they can do with gun control. what is the biden administration doing to help cities like san jose? >> reporter: so one of the things the administration wants to do is to give su

and marcus your family may call you as well in memphis. you can see it's lit up there with all the smoke that's traveling near the surface. we the take a look at our temperatures headed toward the mid-80s for us today and some of our warmer spots. still pretty nice as we get that westerly wind. we'll talk more about the weekend in a few minutes. >>> things are still quiet, which is always what i like to see on our traffic maps. now, i did see a little bit of slowing here in the fremont area but cleared out quickly. i'm assuming it might have been a quick slow stop and go. southbound 101 from van ness, 12 minutes. southbound 101 from sfo to highway 92, six minutes. and to shore line boulevard about 9 minutes. i'll have a look at your bridge drive time in a few minutes. >> it's 4:38 right now. coming up next struggling to make it in the bay. sws familiet making enough to survive and it's not just housing. we're breaking down some of the shocking findings. >> voting on twitter. the new feature on social media and what they are testing and why

it's marcus' fault. to the dublin interchange, the disabled vehicle, looked like an earlier incident might have left one lane affected, the chp cleared it from the blotter as far as i can tell. that's better news for the tri-valley. the altamont, barely any dip in the speeds at all. no traffic right now. light traffic early as we expect throughout the bay area and no major problems throughout as we're looking at travel times, highway 4 out of antioch and vasco you're at the limit. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," tropical storm elsa wreaking havoc this morning on the eastern seaboard. video of the flooding an the mark it left behind on the big apple before moving north. >> a fit for investors, why experts say levi's is primed to have a lucrative day on the stock market. >> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where things are moving along not too busy but it will change. it's friday. have a look at traffic, weather and more news for you right ahead. if there were a button that would help you

it shows 10 suspects bolting out of neiman marcus. this happened around 6:00 p.m. yesterday. they can out of the store with armfuls of designer bags before jumping into waiting cars. we also have photos of the aftermath inside the store. it appears a boutique inside neiman's was pretty much wiped out. this is, as you said, a trend. today, san francisco supervisor ahsha safai said the board sent district attorney chesa boudin a letter of inquiry, asking him what coordinated strategy he may have to stop these kinds of thefts. >> this is not crimes of opportunity. we are not asking him to target someone that's down and out. where asking to target people that are recruited by these organized crime outlets, so we're going to see what happens in the rese is. >> a statement from the da's office says that they want to focus on the criminal networks that fence the stolen goods, and today neiman marcus said that they're relieved no one was hurt physically in this incident, and they are cooperating with sf pd. police tell us that they believe these shoplifters are part of an organized c