the statement of solidarity protested that the mural of england football marcus rush. but in manchester, which was the fate stuff to sunday, euros, final rush, it's well known for a successful campaign for more free school meals. during the pandemic. he and 2 other young black players received online racial abuse after failing to school penalties against italy. that was at the heart of wednesdays, prime minister's questions, the labor opposition accusing the government of using anti racism as a political football. the government has been trying to spoke a cultural and i realized that on the wrong side. a now and i hope that nobody's noted why would a concert p both that he's not watching his own team more else with another concert than say that marcus rushed to spend too much time playing full of what he's actually trying to feed children, that the government waived or is johnson said he actually condemned the abuse and would amend football binding orders that normally use to bar individuals to take part in. for example, races chanting all hooliganism from attending ma

of support for these players, just look at what happened at the mirror for one of those play as marcus rush, but today was the face. the police are investigating that since though it has been covered by hundreds of messages of support. really moving images of if children going down there, writing notes, showing that support that pride and what the national team has achieved one message in particular direct to that markets. rushford saying, thank you for all about dinner. that's pointing to the fact that this plan markets rush but not just known for his own racial injustice, but a little place. social injustice is well, he's led a campaign to feed children during school. holidays won the the nation really did get behind so huge amounts without pouring love, the mom of love, marcus rush within the last 22nd charlotte, we know the team was booed at 1st when it took a nice protest against stories, isn't. the booing was silenced after the tournament. so where are we now back at square 122nd? well, i think that said, this incident incident shows that racism is still a problem and needs to be full

marcus rush prayed meeting this afternoon that something similar happened to him when he was playingngland's under 60 and there is no doubt a new star is born in so many people now her name. here at the moment at limbo than i can see the cover are beginning to come outside courts for some of the doubles action but in centre court number one which had been at full capacity for the first time today so just over 12,000 on court number one 15,000 on centre court. able to enjoy the women's quarterfinals. getting past her into the quarterfinals setting up a shady anti—but the world number one leaning in straight sets and a tough one when you consider how it relates to finished last night but she really did not have the answers losing 6—1 and she will play angelique next. what a story here and one title between then and the start of this limbo then and she has totally remembered her game especially looking so good on the other side of the draw and a breakthrough championship for her in herfirst quarterfinal in breakthrough championship for her in her first quarterfinal in her first semifina

more else with another concert that piece that might say that marcus rushed to spend too much time playing politics when he's actually trying to feed children that the government waived for his johnson's head. he utterly condemned the abuse and would amend football, bending orders that normally use to bar individuals to take part in. for example, races chanting or hooliganism from attending matches. now they'll cover online racism while johnson put the tech joints on. notice i made it absolutely clear to them that we will legislate to address this problem, mr. speaker, in the online home. no, unless they get, unless they get have an racism of the classrooms, they will say fine, i'm, i think to 10 percent of their global revenue. johnson refused to say whether he was wrong, not to condemn support, as he booed the england team before the tournament for taking the ne, an anti discrimination gesture. previously, he defended the fans right to do so. and he's home. secretary went further at the start of the euro's criticizing the team taking the ne. gotcha that supports you know, people particip

just look at what happened at the mirror for one of those play marcus rush. but today was the face, the police are investigating that since though it has been covered by hundreds of messages of support. really moving images of, if children going down there writing notes, showing that support that pride and what the national team has achieved one message in particular direct to that market thrush with saying, thank you for all about dinner. that's pointing to the fact that this plan markets rush, but not just known for his own racial injustice, but also a social injustice is well, he's led to campaigns to feed children during school. holidays won the nation really did get behind. so huge amounts with outpouring, love of love to mock as rush, but in the play as a good 22nd charlotte, we know the team was booed at 1st when it took a nice protest against racism. the billing was silence after the tournament. so where are we now back at square 122nd. well, i think that said this incident, since it shows that racism is still a problem and needs to be 4, but i think

racists in baba reports a statement of solidarity protested that the mural, living good book, all a marcus rush. but in manchester, which was the fate stuff to sunday euros. final rush, very well known for a successful campaign for more free school meals during the pandemic. he and 2 other young black players received online racial abuse after failing to sco penalties against italy. that was at the heart of wednesday's prime minister's questions. the labor opposition accusing the government of using anti racism as a political football. the documents have been trying to spoke a cultural and i realized that on the wrong side, i hope that nobody's noted y l would have concerns the p both that he's not watching his own team. more else with another concern than say that marcus russell spend too much time playing politics when he's actually trying to feed children that the government waved, or his johnson's head, he utterly condemned the abuse and would amend football, bending orders that normally used to bar individuals who take part in, for example, races chanting or hooliganism from attending matc

and then behold, the next morning i wake up and all the players that embrace the abused plays. marcus rush for it was that again, help feed the country. he's on. i was very close with on his body double what will become pains? he is an absolute genet. he's a role model, a super hero, in my opinion that's, that's what you use to me. he's a super easy to many kids. i don't know the devastator seen his mural. b, b dis, face and was like the n word on it and go back to your country. yes. has been great since that, but it's not needed spammy. it's awful. so let me just look at the marcus rochefort bureau. it was a beautiful, you're at the covered up, they covered up the coast, was pretty, pretty quickly and the insults pretty quickly. this conversation is not just about the ugliness though, that comes out of football. i would be remiss if i didn't show this right. this is incredible. look at all of these people here, black lives matter, england, 3 lions and all these people saying what is happening in england right now was racism against english play it boy. yeah. yeah. not right. does that, do

90 by 4 can be different this time and i say that because i connect so much to the english side. marcus rush, food feed in the country, given that school giving out schools mil to the, to the needed, bringing silenced on up to ratio and qualities. there was so many players that like me and i looked up to an awful business, something different in england team. i've never been able to, to associate myself. we have so so deeply and then, and then again, we lost and we have from heroes. and everyone cheered on the black plays to for the billions and gave them one of the basking colors. and it seems to be the story all the time. and i'm part of it. i really am. i'm going to show a moment because you are you covering us for don't robbie and this is on duty. so i'm just going to show my what, where, where the premise for the show happened, like you see this, this is what happened. we have a look. ah, it's painful to play this, but let's go the the me the you can be disappointed with your team performance, but why be racist exact for me for me. ah, i wish we had the option for that. i always say you

pouring of support for these players, just look at what happened at the mirror for one of the players marcus rush, but today was the face. the police are investigating that since though it has been covered by hundreds of messages of support, it's really moving images if, if children going down there writing notes showing that support that pride and what the national team has achieved one message in particular direct to that market rushford saying, thank you for all of our dinner. that's pointing to the fact that this play markets rush, but not just known for his own racial injustice, but a little place. social injustice is wow, he's led a campaign to feed children during school holidays. one, the, the nation really did get behind so huge amounts without pouring love of love and mock rush, but in the play as 22nd charlotte, we know the team was booed at 1st. when it took a ne, in protest against racism. the billing was silence after the tournament. so where are we now back at square 122nd? well, i think its incident since it shows that racism is still a problem and needs to be 4, but i think it wi

just look at what happened at the mirror for one of those play marcus rush. but today was the face, the police are investigating that since though it has been covered by hundreds of messages of support. it's really moving images of if children going down there writing notes, showing that support that pride and what the national team has achieved one message in particular direct to the markets. rushford saying, thank you for all about then pointing to the fact that this plan markets rush but not just known for his own racial injustice, but a little place social injustice as well. he's led to campaigns to feed children during school holidays one the, the nation really did get behind, so huge amounts without pouring love of love for marcus brush. but in the play as 22nd charlotte, we know the team was booed at 1st when it took a ne, in protest against the races. and the billing was silence after the tournament. so where are we now back at square 122nd. well i think that said, this incident, vincent shows that racism is still a problem and needs to be 4, but i th

you have got to 89 check release as well and marcus rush fred still trying to get a look. southgate. we would have to wait until tomorrow. thank you. i'll. wait until tomorrow. thank you. i'll see you later. goodbye. well, i think the weather's going to be a little bit better tomorrow. certainly quite a few showers around today, and earlier on some really quite heavy rain with strong winds in southern areas of the uk. tomorrow, we'll see more blue sky. but at the moment, we're still in the wake of this low pressure which swept across the country earlier on. you can see a big dip in the jet stream here. and within this dip, we've got that showery weather that's in place over us right now. so through the course of this evening and overnight, still scattered showers across the country. you can see the low pressure centred just to the east of scotland there, so for a time, in some areas here, there will be more persistent rain. but plenty of clear spells in places, too. temperatures of around 14 in liverpool. we'll match that in cardiff as well, so it's not a cold night. and t

thing that hudson yards on charlie was $25000000000.00 to build it dead, neiman marcus moved out and they still shot rush launch moved out. so now let's go back that j. p. morgan, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, the bank states, they're demanding that their workers get back to work. you know, why? because they got the loans from all of this commercial real estate and it's going down the toilet and they know it. and number 2, they are invested in it. right? sounds like another party game from wall street. we're going to carry this over to another segment, but for right now journal, thanks for bringing on the kaiser report. thank you. all right, that's going to do it for this edition of kinds of report with me mac kaiser and stacy herbert. thank you to gerald sunday. until next time by you all the me ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk me the the. ready ready me

marcus store in san francisco. >> we've all seen image, people rushing in, all across the state of california. those organized efforts. and they are organized, disproportionately, efforts. and we want to go after those rings. when they see these thing goes viral, the perception of lawlessness, the perception that anything goes really -- that has to be overcome too. people fear crime when they city the way we're seeing it. >> chief scott says law enforcement not only has to deal with the people committing these crimes but get out the message that something is being done about it. >>> moving on, pg&e says it wants to bury 10,000 miles of power lines underground in areas at high risk for fire. >> we will bury the lines. >> the company's ceo made the announcement in butte county. she says they have already started that process. they're burying lines in the rebuilding town of paradise where pg&e equipment sparked the deadly camp fire in 2018. engineers expect to bury 1,000 miles of line per year over the next decade. and the project is expected to cost up to $20 billion. pg&e has admitted its equip

rushing waters destroying homes and piling up cars as if they were toys. abc's marcus moore on the scene tonight in germany. >> reporter: tonight, the german army using tanks and armored personnel carriers, cutting through deep floodwaters in their desperate search for victims and the hundreds still missing in the worst flooding europe has seen in a century. destroying entire towns and cutting off villages. helicopters rescuing the stranded. firefighters standing on top of their trucks reaching for trapped residents. southwest of cologne, a landslide taking out homes in the city. you can see this pole left lean. the high water picking up all sorts of debris, including this car. it's been left destroyed. look at the windshield, smashed. the mirrors knocked off, and right now it's resting against this tree. an absolute mess mere. 12 people died in an assisted living facility for the disabled. we met this american who said the water was chest high at one point. >> count yourself lucky if you can get out of here alive. you can compare it to hurricane katrina. i mean, every

marcus. >> thanks, kari. >> the holiday travel rush is already on. live look at sfo and the bay bridge.n the roads. it may turn out to be one of the busiest travel weekends ever as people are making up for plans last year. everybody wants to get out. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live to break down some of the bay area travel numbers and why you should plan to pay a little bit more at the gas pump. should have filled up last monday. >> that's exactly right. the ironic thing is i'm

marcus. >> thanks, kari. >> the holiday travel rush is already on. live look at sfo and the bay bridge. looks quiet on the roads. it may turn out to be one of the busiest travel weekends ever as people are making up for plans last year. everybody wants to get out. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live to break down some of the bay area travel numbers and why you should plan to pay a little bit more at the gas pump. should have filled up last monday. >> that's exactly right. the ironic thing is i'm sitting here and my gas light came on and i'll be paying more. how much i can expect to pay in a little bit. as you mentioned a lot of folks making up for the holiday they missed last year we've been doing travel stories today and yesterday. i spoke to a woman last year was pretty miserable didn't spend time with family so making it up this year, same story for millions of folks across the nation. according to aaa they estimate 47.7 million americans will be traveling for the holiday and 43 million are expected to be driving. they also estimate travel between 4 and 5:00 this evening is expe

fire crews rushing to put out sparks, fireworks ask compl dam. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm sierra johnson. we will get to that story in just a minute. we want to get an update on the weather forecast to let people know who may have the day off what to expect. good morning, vianey. >> even though we are noticing the cloud cover and marine layer, it is helping to keep us cooler and we'll see morning drizzle and enjoy that because a couple headlines ahead. we are talking about 90s in the forecast. any time hotter temperatures, live look right now in san jose finally starting to get some sunshine because we saw the cloud cover move inland, as well. we had fog down through half moon bay and through portions of the north bay. meanwhile in san francisco current view right now. not too bad. peeks of sunshine at time and 24-hour temperature change 4 degrees cooler compared to the past 24 hours and novato 2 degrees cooler and some of the fog started to back off just a little bit. over the next couple days we'll notice an increase in our temperatures. so, let's take

rushing through towns and villages. the german army using tanks to cut through floodwaters to search for victims. marcusoore and our team in germany tonight. >>> back home, the weather extremes here. record breaking heat in parts of the west. the fourth heat wave in five weeks. devastating sbiefrs the potential for storms from ohio into the northeast. the video tonight of nfl star rchard sherman. the abc station in seattle on staining surveillance showing sherman. authorities say he was trying to break down the door of his in-laws' home before his arrest. late today sherman in country multiple charges and his new statement just in. >>> today, the plot to bomb headquarters in san francisco. two money accused, they say, of planning to blow up the building. recovering weapons. and authorities say they were driven by false claims over the election. pierre thomas standing by tonight. >>> tonight, the new concern involving boeieing 737s.s. the faa, new checks involving a safety feature. the oxygen levels in the cabin and cockpit. >>> a massive train derailment. >>> after that devastating collapse in south flo

torrential rains and rushing waters swallowing whole towns, dozens killed and hundreds more missing. let's go back to marcusat's been set up where they have been dispatching the fire and rescue teams to areas where there is high water. we are just outside one of the communities underwater. there are so many right now that are cut off by the floodwater, also no electricity and failing cell signals. torrential rain and rushing water swallowing wholetowns, cutting whole villages off from rescuers leading to a disaster in europe. >> the rain kept coming and throughout the night it kept coming down and we woke up to what you see here. >> reporter: at least 1,300 missing, at least 100 killed. >> count yourself lucky if you get out of here alive. >> reporter: devastating flooding across western germany, the netherlands ad belgium. cars and homes swept away after days of rain led to rivers overflowing. you can see the water rushing by then look at the floodwater off in the distance behind me, they have closed that road because they're concerned the bridge could collapse. thousands stranded by the floodwaters. helic