"mikey, mikey, ilike what i hear you saying on sky." and i've been talking about racism.f the majority of the people were racist, they'd be telling me, "oh shut up, go back to where you came from." that sort of a thing. i'm not getting that. i got a letter pushed through my letterbox after i appeared on tv here, a local television morning broadcast, telling me that i opened their eyes, neighbours i had never met. afterwards, they put their address on the letter, i went around and met them. just telling me that they're glad that they saw me on television and that i had opened their eyes. tell me something that's intrigued me a lot about what you said and how you chose to say it. your message was that people needed to understand history. yes. that history is vitally important to understanding where we are today. you had clearly thought about it a very great deal, and yet it took you so long to express your feelings in public. you were a famous cricketer back in the 1980s. you had a platform then, but you only really chose to use your platform a year ago. why? stephen, to be

we apply to him, what does he do chris mikey tries to wriggle out.— mikey tries to wriggle out.ggle out. we did look briefly at the idea of cars - look briefly at the idea of cars taking — look briefly at the idea of cars taking part in the pilot scheme which — taking part in the pilot scheme which allows people to test daily, but i which allows people to test daily, but i think— which allows people to test daily, but i think it is far more important that everybody sticks to the same rules _ we'll be asking what the government's handling of this might do to public confidence, as england prepares to drop most legal covid restrictions tomorrow. also on the programme: sun, sea, and quarantine as the rules change for those returning from the balearic islands. more rain and more flooding hits western europe. german chancellor angela merkel calls the devastation �*surreal�*. hamilton is going to try again, this time on the inside... and lewis hamilton wins - the british grand prix after putting rival max verstappen out of the race on the very first lap. good evening. the prime ministe

. >> reporter: tally lives in ohio with boyfriend mikey o'malley. her family is in washington state. his are in ireland. so the recent increase in airline prices means difficult decisions. >> we really want to go everywhere, do all the things. but because of the prices being so high right i know, we just can't. we can't afford the extra trips. >> reporter: new inflation numbers show that when compared to 2020, gas prices and the cost of used cars and trucks are each up more than 45%, a record jump for second-hand vehicles. air travel is up more than 24%, and the cost of a hotel room up almost 17%. this is a phenomenon that is across the entire economy. >> reporter: adam sachs is president of tourism economics and says while this may seem worry some, looking back further, prices are lower than before the pandemic. >> we've been spoiled, and now we're coming back to what might be better considered to be normal pricing. sou w barng 00 patrolling the streets there. they are helping police tamp down a week of riots and looting sparked by the jailing of f

and you can hear here, mikey emceeing, doing a great job. honor to be here right now.ut japanese culture and celebrating the opening ceremony which you can watch later tonight if you didn't wake up at 4:00 a.m. back to you guys, absolutely wonderful. going to be here until about 5:00 with these activities. you can play some games, too. back to you. >> difficult to hear with all the festivity but a fun event in japantown in san francisco. >>> let the games begin. we're tracking all the big moments on all digital platforms. follow us @nbcbayarea. >> japantown is one of the gems of the bay area. i used to live a couple of blocks from there, loved to go down to the plaza. when it's beautiful day in the city, it's gorgeous in japantown. >> perfect. >> they lucked out today. fog at coastline but not super thick. >>> beautiful weather into the weekend, microclimate forecast. in san jose, the blue sky. little bit of haze but there's no thick smoke from any of the wildfires, that's a little bit of good news certainly. 82 degrees currently. winds out of the north-northwest at 12

mikey is behind the camera right now, give me a lit hmong commun been in this type of spotlight. here is sergio quintana reporting from milpitas. >> reporter: the hmong community is pretty small and tight-knit. >> we are not close but we know each other. my husband has played soccer with suni's dad. >> reporter: it was at the end of her floor exercise when the score were announced, it became clear, she won gold. >> welcome to the most exclusive club, suni. >> reporter: the first hmong athlete to win gold. >> i never thought that i would be able to see someone of hmong decent receive at the olympic. their experience here had been difficult and unknown. >> people say hey, you arehmong from laos. they don't know. she says this olympic moment will no doubt make people more curious of their culture. >> what's that relatable? kind of like native americans here. we are indigenous people. >> reporter: everyone who's hmong can be proud. they can be a little better understood. nbc bay area news. >> reporter: a lot of spotlight and a great way in the bed for because we got soccer against ne

so, mikey versus glass has his own reflectors on it. so we can capture the motion on his fingers. he's trained to grasp different objects in different ways. we studied drawing movements, we studied reaching movements and we were able to really decode the fine details of these kinds of movements. yes. went out we gave them doing a brand computer interface pilot surgery. we took off the bone, we opened the dora it just, i would expect we flip the electrodes over the surface of the brain to make sure that they're in the micro electro race. there's a $96.00 little teeny tiny gold wires that then are wrapped in a bundle. the sides of the tip of an eraser has 90, you know, so now we've got these 96 wires coming out of it and they have to go to something. so we can connect to something else. and so the pedestal is where that junction is . mm mm. busy busy busy busy mm mm. for each pesto he has, it is connected to 2 arrays. one is the array that goes into motor cortex and is a recording array. and that has the 96 electrodes. so when he's thinking we use those signal to generate motion. i

in fact, mikey panned out quick. the stairs here, it's a possible skate ramp. they get crazy. among the rock stars of the sport is a guy from dayton. >> reporter: nija houston is a big deal. the 26-year-old is the new face of skateboarding. it's not just his face, it's his body! covered in ink. he's good are the sport. he knows tokyo is a launching point. >> i think it has an opportunity to help the sport grow a lot. i think we're going to see a lot more skate parks pop up in places around the world, which is going to be great to see. >> nyjah's road to tokyo started in dais. he was skateboarding at the age of 5. since then a meet or call rise. 4.7 instagram followers and a four-time world champion but the olympics is a first. >> it's bigger than any x games or anything like that. i've never skated at one before oi to, obviously, a lot of pressure. a lot of nerves. >> he has a 9:00 to 5:00 job. skateboarding is mine. go to the skate park 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. >> i love that. everyone has a 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. mine happens to be here in tokyo for the next two and a half years. before

. >> reporter: she lives in ohio with her boyfriend mikey. her family is in washington state. his are in ireland, the recent increase in airline prices means difficult decisions. >> because of the prices being so high right now, we just can't -- we can't afford the extra trips. >> reporter: new inflation numbers show that when compared to 2020, gas prices and the cost of used cars or trucks are each up more than 45%, a record jump for secondhand vehicles. air travel is up more than 24%, the cost of a hotel room up almost 17%. >> this is a phenomenon that is across the entire economy. >> reporter: adam is president of tourism economics and says while this may seem worrisome, looking back further, prices are lower than before the pandemic. >> we've been spoiled, and now we're coming back to what might be better considered to be normal pricing. >> reporter: he says expect prices to keep inching higher for two reasons. >> partly because we're not fully back to where we were pre-pandemic, both in airfares and airline prices, but also because wages are rising in the industry because

look at the nice base running by mikey ostrovsky. there keeps them out of the double.ured just on cork's almost into the stands, incomes. what proved to be the game winning run in the person of buster posey. you look at that throw again, not even close. is the goat is jake mcgee, nails it down to the top of the ninth inning. this 21st saved two in the final. giants three game lead over la in the west, by the way, they've beaten l. a four out of the last five can't help but wonder if all the negativity off the field for the a's all the talk about them. moving etcetera is finally catching up with them. they were just flat lately despite getting some good support aids fans on a road trip down there, it seemed to help early score quick three in the ramon larrionda scored, but that didn't last long. you have got to see this shot off the bottom mando to teeth 445 gone. the second it is bad. that's a two run shot. he's got 31 now that james kopp trillion and the tatty ease 31 home runs, i guarantee none longer than that thing for three padres going into the bottom of the fift

heather seeing mikey. all right. have a good one. thanks bill. appreciate it.jose is dying downtown event has been extended this year to help restaurants get back on their feet. dying downtown returns for 18 days instead of 10 days starting tomorrow, organizers say the added extra days because so many restaurants lost money when they closed due to the pandemic 27 downtown restaurants will offer food and drink pairings three and four course price fixed. menus and chef specials, several new dying downtown restaurants that open during the pandemic are participating, including the good spot, scott's chatter house and the shop by chef baca. seems like a good time of the next few days. all right, coming up things getting a little bit ugly in the western conference finals sports director mark ibanez up next to show us how the sun's chris paul [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ delicia: this is where all our re

in fact, mikey panned out quick. the stairs here, it's a possible skate ramp. they get crazy.ck stars of the sport is a guy from dayton. >> reporter: nija houston is a big deal. the 26-year-old is the new face of skateboarding. it's not just his face, it's

in 1900 patients in senegal cases have tripled in the last week president mikey sol is threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional log downs. there's a sense among many cynically, is that the restriction suggested by the government are just too much to handle the economic fall out of them hasn't badly affected the economy. and despite the spread of adult to various people are going about their daily affairs. all 22 members of enjoy the family, prepare the meal and joy is not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of a virus. despite the risk, nicholas hawk algae 0, the car cafes may be a hallmark of french culture, but from next month, they will not be open to everyone. they'll join a list of venues like cinemas and theater is where you now need a coven pass to prove your virus or vaccination status. but as the ash about the reports from paris, some see the past as an attack on their freedom. lingering on a terrace is one of the life pleasures for many people in france, but soon need those were the covert parts showing that they are fully va

in 1900 patients incentive, all cases have tripled in the last week president, mikey salis, threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional lock downs. there's a sense among many cynically, is that the restriction suggested by the government or just too much to handle the economic fall out of them hasn't badly affected the economy. and to, despite the spread of the delta variance, people are going about their daily affairs. all 22 members of enjoys family prepare the meal enjoy is not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of a virus. despite the risk, nicholas hawk algae 0, the car, france has rolled out a new covered 900 health path, submit a surge and new cases. people wanting to visit cinema, museum, sports events, and other venues. will need proof of vaccination, a negative test, or a certificate showing that were covered from the virus. it is natasha battle report . the new system is being welcomed by everyone. lingering on a terrace is one of life pleasures for many people in france. but soon, only those were the covert parts showing that t

in 1900 patients in senegal, cases have tripled in the last week president, mikey salis, threatening to reimpose restrictions, including closing borders, curfews and regional locked down. there's a sense among many cynically, is that the restriction suggested by the government or just too much to handle the economic fall out of them hasn't badly affected the economy. and despite the spread of adults, the various people are going about their daily affairs. all 22 members of enjoy the family. prepare the meal. and jaya is not ready to sacrifice a holy ritual because of a virus. despite the risk, nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car, he chose, he reads, crescent, says, at least 70 migrants from bangladesh of drowns, trying to call the mediterranean sea. they both sank to setting off leave from the water on libya as north west coast. 380 people were rescued by the tennessee and coast guard. among them were migrants from syria, egypt. saddam retrain molly and bangladesh. u. k. government says it stepping up efforts with france to stop undocumented migrants crossing the english channel and a

really there because there's nothing left behind except some landfills filled with some collector. mikey trainers said some for some reason sold for thousands of dollars. you know, we have the spectacle and we have that. the surfaces certainly we even to the point where we elected a cloud president who is a reality tv star. he was like one of the gladiators in the spectacle that we call television, reality television. they even called it in the very comical sort of spectacle manner. but then, of course, the bread we've seen the remarkable stimulus checks, credit, huey, all sorts of stuff being thrown around, joe biden says, his multi trillion dollar spending plans will reduce inflation in the years ahead. so this is that sort of hypnotism that, that you just keep on looking into my eyes. just keep looking in there. this, this, all the spending will actually reduce inflation. you know? yeah, well wait is expensive and bread is expensive, so it's more, it's actually cotton. you know, is the new bread and circuses. it's actually cotton and circus says, probably microscope and circuses. and

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. >> don't call me mikey. >>> how about a rose all day kind of day? >> absolutely. yeah. every day.ight now coffee in the morning. wine in the evening. right? we see the temperatures today reaching into the low 90s in the south county. move to the east bay where you'll want something cool to sip. 103 in antioch today. low 80s for palo alto. downtown san francisco 70. ukia reaching 100 degrees. this is the same weather pattern seen. inland temperatures are going to stay hot. no changes. lightly cooler next week. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. at times the fog will be rolling by. mike, what are you watching? >> some folks saw smoke. south 101 a roadside fire reported and why i think there's disturbance. we haven't heard about the problems and the bunching up additional to the traditional slowing. a little bid coming 880 south out of hayward. disabled vehicle not affecting the castro valley "y." this reported crash slowing people. still activity blocking a lane and the backup at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you. >>> next here on "today in the bay" -- >> is the powe

michael abernathy two and a half years in prison for his attempt to extort an estimated $25 million for mikeynvicted on charges last year of trying to extort money for the sportswear giant which he represented los angeles youth basketball week organizer nike endorsed week sponsorship. hume threatened to release allegations of conduct oppressed comments on the eve of the nike earnings release and start of the ncaa tournament. he promised to cancel the press conference if nike gave $1.5 million and agreed to hire him on 815 -- $25 million retainer is known as a vocal opponent of president johnson and represented adult film star, stormy daniels, who seems to have had an affair with the president before he was in office and suing over an alleged hush money payment from trump before his 2016 run. the accusation shown spotlight on him and reportedly led him to consider a 2020 presidential run at one time. four months behind bars in. over a year underl home confinement, both will count toward his sentence. liz, back to you. elizabeth: for a shocking downfall. thanks for the reporting that.th let's k

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. >> joining me is democratic congresswoman mikey cheryl.se armed services committee. thank you for being here. on this new study, uncovering what appears to be a second location. together, the site signifies the most significant expansion of the chinese nuclear arsenal ever. how concerned are you about this? >> it's certainly concerning the see china increasing its nuclear capacity. this is something we are prepared for and are preparing for, the new national defense strategy of the united states takes into account the global competition and sees china, along with russia as a global competitor. i think the president is smart to start the discussion of cyber. as we saw at the g7, he laid out a list of those things that should not be attacked, presumably so we can start discussing and coming to a global agreement as to what is appropriate in the realm of cyber and what may constitute, as the president alluded to, an act of war. those are on going discussions. it's important we continue to support our military in our national security strategy

lot of books at amazon around amazon had to grudgingly acknowledge and once againlala, jeff had one mikeymaneuvered his enemies and now we look back and say that was a bizarre episode but it pretty much in the past and bezos as usual, came out on top. >> did you talk toiz him or because he stopped, his ex-wife are i think you mentioned 400 amazon executives but can you tell us about that? >> sure, first of all, you probably remember when the everything store came out, mckenzie, ben mckenzie bezos gave me a one star review and i sort of break is the most famous book review ever, it's certainly up there but what it reflected that they didn't like the first book. they thought it was, there were a number of problems with it and i wasn't going for portrait, but an honest picture of a company that was challenging to work for and with but nevertheless it had risen to be very powerful in our society so i had to get past some of the memories from the first book. in the end, amazon did cooperate a couple interviews like andy and jeff and clark, ceo of the consumer business after he retired. bezos w

kennedy: i just thinking that was such a good point because mikey, could you imagine.e. jessica: no. he's been the chinese 90 funny things with and the audacity, just like the x that he said he never jeremy even though, list that was labeled that all of these people they cheated on me with brightest. kennedy: those are just people that i think really, it was numbered. [laughter] >> it is amazing that michael avenatti did these things in it via e-mail. people were looking e-mails and it michael avenatti president me up today. so the guy really has no sense of intelligence. he saw me in every way. kennedy: when invention combines with personality disorder meanwhile brittany spears mom now wants to free brittany is on the popstar's mother has pretty cannot take care of herself. she filed court positions saying that a capacity is certainly different today and was in 2008 the conservatee should no longer be held to the 2008 standard. whereby she was found to not have the capacity to retain counsel. she said she still finding for the conservative ship to continue so well mom

yeah, yeah, you're right, mikey. if you don't the diablo wins, the offshore winds definitely would be blowing the smoke our way and is early as we get into, uh, certainly into late august september the winds start coming more north northeast. so if this were that time of year. at that time of the month and year we would be seeing the smoke from those fires, and it would be really bad. it would be nearly as bad as the paradise event. except for you don't have the structures in encompassed, but you do have a lot of smoke. so the wizard going the right way. there's the flag right there, see it, and that's blowing kind of westerly looks like little southwest there. look how clear it is clear at the coast as well. nice low pressure offshore enough to break up the inversion and just lifts up the inversion like that, and the fog just spreads out in the atmosphere. just it just kind of you think the air column expand. and the water vapor just disperses because there's such a large area to fly through. when you condense it, r

. >> mikey, mikey, come on, our parents are worried, it's dinner time, why don't we go home. >> home?going to be home anymore. come on, guys. this is our time. our last chance to see if if there really is in rich stuff. >> we got to. >> okay, kids. it's all right now. >> hey, it's superman. >> together with his wife, donner ran the donner's company where they also launched films including "free willy," "xmen" and "dead pool". still ahead on "morning joe," it's been two weeks since the new york mayoral primary was held and there's still no clear winner yet. thanks to ranked choice voting. we'll have the latest on the race and the crazy system. who likes ranked voting, anyone? you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪♪ i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on the interest rate and how much i would be saving. there was only one that stood out and one th

now it's up to us to get them safely out of afghanistan along with their families. >> congresswoman mikeyissue of voting rights, richard parker, author of how texas will transform america was out with an opinions piece in the "new york times" yesterday, titled, texas should be a warning to democrats everywhere. in it he says he sees a future where democrats can't stop voter suppression legislation because they are powerless without money. he writes in quote, if democrats have any hope of avoiding this future, their donors will have to take big risks in long shot races in states like texas and be ready to lose money. democratic politicians will have to buck up. in washington, that means running roughshod over the filibuster. forget bipartisanship, remember texas. and joining us now, civil rights leaders, martin luther king iii and his wife, andrea king. they are cofounders of #forjohn! campaign, raising small dollar donors online for local organizers who are fighting voter suppression laws. and tomorrow marks the one year since the death of congressman john lewis. it is really good to have

. >> reporter: tally halte lives in ohio with her boyfriend mikey o'malley. i his are in ireland. so the recent increase in airline prices means difficult decisions. >> really want to go everywhere, do all the things. but because of the prices being so high right now, we just can't. we can't afford the extra trips. >> reporter: new inflation numbers show that when compared to 2020, gas prices and the cost of used cars and trucks are each up more than 45%. a record jump for secondhand vehicles. air travel is up more than 24%, and the cost of a hotel room up almost 17%. >> this is a phenomenon that is across the entire economy. >> reporter: adam sax is president of tourism economics and says while this may seem worrisome, looking back further, prices are lower than before the pandemic. >> we've been spoiled, and now we're coming back to what might be better considered to be normal pricing. >> reporter: sax says expect prices to keep getting steeper for two reasons -- >> partly because we're not fully back to where we were pre-pandemic. both on air fares and in