good morning will. >> good morning, mona., i can vouch for that steamy summer heat thing. but the high temps were nothing compared to the newest high-flying attraction. we asked new yorkers and tourists alike all about it. you've seen the london eye. you know the singapore flyer, and maybe you've ridden the las vegas high roller. but at long last, the big apple has a big attraction of its own. this is the times square wheel. how are you guys with heights? >> he was a little scared. >> no, i was not. no fear at all. >> reporter: right in the middle of broadway, a brand-new ferris wheel. >> times square is the center of the world. an empty times square was symbolic of the pause and the pandemic. and the ferris wheel is symbolic of our resolve and recovery. >> reporter: these days about 200,000 people passing through times square, but the goal to get closer to the 375,000 pre-pandemic numbers. >> kind of brought us here, gave us a reason to come here and see one of the coolest places. >> reporter: he tried riding ten minutes. >>

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm rachel scott. andrew is off today. we begin with that breaking news, hurricane ida making history overnight. the damage in southern louisiana being described as catastrophic. >> new orleans lost power last night and a flash flood emergency was declared in parts of the city but south of the city total devastation, a levee has reportedly failed in the town of lafitte where hundreds with the water chest high inside homes and west of new orleans in st. charles parish the 911 system went down overnight. >> heavy winds in new orleans ripping the roof off a hospital. dozens of patients have been evacuated in the region. a reminder this storm is hitting during the pandemic as louisiana deals with a record number of covid patients. >> looking at the storm right now, the storm has weakened, but the flood threat is a major concern at this hour and the devastation won't be fully known until after the sun comes up. abc's t.j. parker begins our coverage from new orleans. t.j., what's it like right now? >> reporter: yeah, good mornin

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they landed in the area of curious mona. there were no injuries residence in northern israel had been told to stay home in london on collaboration, taking place to mark one year that a route port explosion it killed at least 200 people unless thousands injured. the blast was caused by a huge pile of ammonium nitrate. those are the headlines, al jazeera worlds coming up next. the news. ready ah oh, i mysterious death. possibly a tragic accident. another theory is suicide. while some observers are convinced this very public death in central london was an act of murder, the victim amount of wealth, power, and intrigue. ah, it was a mid week summer afternoon in the british capital, and most londoners were going about their daily business. it was a wedding day, the followers of british politics. remember as the day when prime minister tony blair was on his way to buckingham palace to offer his resignation to queen elizabeth. but there was another important event on that cloudy afternoon. ah, count in house terraces, one of london

hey, mona. we have reported on a past lawsuit filed on "jeopardy!"cutive producer and incoming host, mike richards. apologizing again for derogatory comments he made about women a decade ago. this morning, new "jeopardy!" host mike richards facing backlash again. this time for sexist remarks resurfacing from a 2014 podcast he hosted. >> he has a job being a booth ho. >> what is a booth babe? >> a booth slut is someone dressing up in provocative clothing. >> reporter: the ringer, unearthing several clips from the randumb show. commenting how women look in one-piece bathing suits versus bikinis. >> they look fat and not good in the picture. >> oh, my god. >> you look great. you look like a "sports illustrated" mod. and you have one-piece malones on either side of you, which is horrible. >> reporter: richards under fire for a 2010 lawsuit, when he was the executive producer of "the price is right." claiming she faced discrimination from richards and other producers after she became pregnant. richards denying the claim, the suit settled later out of cour

mona? andrew? >> reena, thank you. >>> henri is still a threat. >> let's go to accuweather's marvin gomez for the details. good morning, marvin. >> good morning. we are tracking an upper-level low that is bringing most of the moisture associated to henri south, to pennsylvania and new jersey. soaking rain continues for you, as we take you into our monday. looking at the track of the low-level pressure system moving across new england, bringing soaking rain across the region. some spots could accumulate between 8 and 12 inches as we head into our wednesday. those flash flood warnings will continue to pop up in the next couple days. andrew? mona? >>> now, to the airport in kabul, where the pace of evacuations is accelerating. president biden promises not to leave any americans behind. and he says discussions are under way to possibly extend the mission beyond the end of the month. and the pentagon is enlisting the help of commercial airlines to ferry afghan evacuees once they've left the coun

mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> senator lindsey graham has tested positive for covid after going to aookout with at least seven other senators, all of them vaccinated. graham says he started feeling mild symptoms saturday night after the cookout on senator joe manchin's houseboat. manchin who tested negative defended his decision to host the gathering. >> we were outside, okay, and we were all -- everybody has been vaccinated. >> how long was the event? >> oh, i don't know. >> a couple hours? >> whatever it takes to eat a hamburger or two. >> the other senators have either tested negative or they're still waiting for results. graham is in quarantine. he says he's glad he's vaccinated or his symptoms would be far worse. >>> house republican leader kevin mccarthy is facing calls from democrats to apologize or even resign after telling gop donors it would be, quote, hard not to hit house speaker nancy pelosi with a gavel. an aide says mccarthy was just joking. >> i want you to watch nancy pelosi hand me that gavel. [ cheers and applause ] it will be hard not to hit her with it, but i wil

. >> reporter: mona, andrew, good morning. president biden is standing firm in his defense of withdrawing troops from afghanistan despite te chaotic scenes at kabul airport. and now there are reports of the taliban showing their trademark brutality. in his first interview since the taliban takeover in afghanistan, president biden defiant in the face of criticism over the handling of the u.s. withdrawal. >> you just said flat out it's highly unlikely the taliban would take over. >> the idea that the taliban would take over was premised on the notion that the -- that somehow the 300,000 troops we had trained and equipped was going to just collapse, they were going to give up. i don't think anybody anticipated that. >> you don't think this could have been handled better in any way, no mistakes? >> no, i don't think it could have been handled in a way that there -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out without chaos ensuing, i don't know how that happens. >> reporte

andrew, mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> now we're hearing from a thas aditutf a ti to some well-timed help. >> vincent zang was in a pool on new york's long island earlier this month playing with friends and at one point his older brother went into the deep end and vincent followed and that's when he tried to get into deep trouble. >> i tried to hold my breath and i couldn't hold my breath and i sunk and sunk and sunk and i tried to get up and i keep sunking. >> two lifeguards revivd vincent by performing cpr, both are local first responders, were honored for their actions. >>> coming up, the mansion now on the market and it has one distinctive feature. >> but first, yes, way, crochet. that's next on "world news now." . [birds chirping, drum stomps] [male narrator] they are the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distan

rachel, mona. >> megan, thank you.up, we give you the latest on ida. >> and a battered new orleans. 16 years after katrina why so many parts of the city have not yet been rebuilt. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >>> we come back to you now with a look at new orleans this morning. the entire city in the dark after being pounded by hurricane ida for hours. but so far the new levees there are g up. as new orleans braces for ida, the city is still struggling to get back to where it was

ah, no one's widow. mona nurse has rarely spoken publicly about her husband's death. but in july 2010, she did agree to a london newspaper interview. she claimed the agents of the israeli intelligence as motto were behind her husband's death. though there's no evidence to back this up. she said that her husband feared for his life, believing that assassins were coming after him. and she categorically ruled on the possibility of suicide, saying they were a happy couple with everything to live for. she told the paper that quote, there is no way he killed himself. it is so painful to think about one's husband being thrown over the balcony. so who was ash off my one's enemies might be on july in egypt where it's being claimed me a gyptian businessman was spying for israel. ah. and together and not one thing. they could, you know, be fitting for him. if he had told us of milan, whom the head of leah fatherland on when it was for me to go to select the diamond in my home. when i went to my darling myself got at the leet again, the autumn is already to get and give me a hit.

julia, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. well, the u.s. military evacuated 1,100 americans from afghanistan on tuesday. that daily number is expected to increase rapidly. it comes as the u.s. commander vows overwhelming force if the taliban interferes with evacuations. this morning as the taliban's grip on afghanistan tightens as many as 11,000 americans and tens of thousands of afghans still on the ground desperate to leave the country. with more troops on the ground in kabul, the u.s. is planning to launch one flight per hour with evacuations reaching up to 9,000 people per day. >> their safety needs to be their top priority. if they feel that it is unsafe for them to make their way to the airport, they should not seek to do so. >> reporter: the state department also focusing on the safety of the afghan people desperate to escape taliban rule. >> the taliban have informed us that they are prepared to provide the safe passage of civilians to the airport, and we intend to hold them to that commitment. >> reporter: but to access those evacu

mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> only fans says it's banning sexually explicit content in october.y fans grew during the pandemic, allowing sex workers to sell explicit content directly to fans. the company says it will ban the content to comply with its financial partners. >>> coming up, how macy's is planning to resurrect toys "r" us across the country. and what it means for the future of retail. >>> and the zoo, where they put you in a cage and let the animals roam free. finally. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insuran

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ah, on the day her husband died. mona was in beirut, while there are 2 sons warning cairo. there are no independent witnesses to whatever occurred at 24 carlton house terrace on that june afternoon in 2007 local to change with a be prime minister for 10 years. but 10 years, our country and no one can be in any day. he has considerable achievement to can i say, i hope there are plenty of theories which but hard facts are in short supply this the scene offered investigators a lot of clues, but nothing definitive enough for them to come to a conclusion as to what exactly happened in the apartment mm mm shops of life and death were equally enigmatic, both filled with incomplete details and half answered questions. just who was ash off mar, one. only those who were closest to him can genuinely answer the question. one british journalist succeeded in contacting more one's family ah, i spent about 6 months trying to speak to someone from the moment family via the british lawyers, off to after a long period of time and expectantly. i'd kind of given up on ever hearing from them, an

. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, mona. president biden says u.s. forces are on track to leave afghanistan by the august 31st deadline, but it'll depend on whether the taliban cooperates. this morning, time is running out for thousands of people hoping to escape the chaos in afghanistan where america's longest war will officially end in less than one week. >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august 31st. the sooner we can finish the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. >> reporter: president biden is standing by his august 31st deadline to withdraw troops and evacuate both americans and the afghans who helped the u.s. mission. families desperate to leave have been boarding buses under the cover of darkness. once at the airport gates in kabul, fewer than 50 yards separate them from the checkpoint. the taliban controls who gets in and does not. >>ai there not letloin afghans trying to leave the country from reaching the airport claiming it wants to protect people from terrorist threats. more than 70,000 people have be

mona, andrew. ke ejiochi the in washington, thank you. >>> now to the crisis in afghanistan where there is a scramble to evacuate americans. last night president biden arrived back at the white house after a stay at camp david where aides say he was monitoring the situation. but the president is facing new backlash after intelligence officials say the white house was warned that the afghan military could collapse. abc's julia macfarlane is in london with the latest developments. julia, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. well, the u.s. military evacuated 1,100 americans from afghanistan on tuesday. that daily number is expected to increase rapidly. it comes as the u.s. commander vows overwhelming force if the taliban interferes with evacuations. this morning as the taliban's grip on afghanistan tightens as many as 11,000 americans and tens of thousands of afghans still on the ground desperate to leave the country. with more troops on the ground in kabul, the u.s. is planning to launch on

and here, the commanders on edge hold on me there for us in case mona. thank you. let's talk a little bit more about this. joining us from beirut is alia. hannah retired lebanese general, and geo political strategist. thanks for joining us here on the news. our 1st of all, i want to talk hard with lebanon, is obviously in a crisis on several fronts. but from a military perspective, how matched or otherwise are his belong? and israel, i mean there is a big difference because when you talk about has been and talk about this way and you are talking about the 1st army, the strongest autumn in division versus the non state act that fights assume literally, you know what i mean. so when has been defensive on, on, defend the land, the environment, the awareness of the situation. so the fights i submitted as did happen in 2006. so we cannot really compare to because because 30 as i was totally different, the husband doesn't have like 35. israel has it, but they try to try to match. i mean this, this force of israel by creating a new ways of fighting like i do happen. in 20

. >> reporter: good morning, mona and andrew. the white house says the number of people getting vaccinated has been steadily increasing since july 5th, but officials worry that's not fast enough. an alarming rise in covid-19 infections across the country. for the first time since february, cases surpassed 100,000 in a single day over the weekend, and hospital admissions surging to more than 6,000 patients a day. with cases soaring steadily over the past six weeks mainly due to the more contagious delta variant, dr. anthony fauci with a stern warning. >> things are going to get worse. we have 100 million people in this country who are eligible to be vaccinated who are not getting vaccinated. >> reporter: though dr. fauci does not anticipate lockdowns, he says people in areas where vaccination rates are low are at the most risk. more than 76% of counties are now reporting high or substantial transmission rates and louisiana with the highest case rate in the country, hospital admissions have gone up 500% in the last month, and it's

mona, andrew? >> the cdc and the white house appear to be clashing over the timeline for covid vaccine boosters. the biden administration wants americans to start getting the extra shots next month, but a cdc panel still isn't clear when initial vaccine effectiveness begins to diminish. meanwhile, new figures show a surge in covid infections among children, trouble beiing trend as schools reopen. >> thankfully, most of these children were not hospitalized. but the concern is for the effect on their brain, heart, lungs. >> a civil rights investigation is being launched into five states that ban masks in schools, saying that it bans protects student rights. >>> cristhian rivera was sentenced to life in prison without parole for murdering the 20 year old who vanished while jogging. >>> a deadly lightning strike on a beach in new jersey. a young life guard was killed. seven others on the beach were injured and suffered from headaches, dizziness and hearing issues. >>> time now for a look at your tuesda

mona? andrew? >> marvin, thank you. >>> turning to the spike in covid cases across the country, prompting a blunt reality check from dr. anthony fauci. the delta variant spreading rapidly, he is warning that things are going to get worse. abc's janai norman has the latest. >> reporter: as the lollapalooza festival in chicago comes to a 90% of attendees were vaccinated and time will tell of any possible covid spread. >> obviously, we'll know more in a week to ten days. but we have to keep pushing the fact that the unvaccinated are the people that are at risk. >> reporter: this weekend, marking a six-week steady rise in covid cases across the country. more than 76% of u.s. counties now reporting high or substantial transmission rates. hospital admissions surging to more than 6,000 a day, the highest number of patients since february. dr. anthony fauci warning that things will get worse. >> we're looking to some pain and suffering in the future because we're seeing the cases go up. that's the reason w

mona, andrew? >> andrea, thank you. >>> major cruise lines are imposing new safety requirements due to concern about the delta variant of the coronavirus. carnival will now require preboarding covid tests and masks will be required in designated areas even for vaccinated guests. holland america and princess cruises will require all fully vaccinated guests to show proof of a negative covid test taken within three days of boarding. >>> and coming up, we hear from a 12-year-old who survived a shark bite. >>> but first, the new plan by apple to scan all iphones for images of child pornography. the pr what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate

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two cliffs bridge are being offered the world's highest bungee jump from a foot bridge, 853 feet, monae glass bridge wasn't scary enough, the attraction is famous for its sand stone pillars and peaks into the clouds, alth deerane and gorges. >> opening at the end of 2020, the operation averages about 20 jumps per day and costs around $306. >> i'll just youtube it and watch. count me out.?" >> stormy weather sent a number of beach umbrellas flying around the sand, and over the waves in myrtle beach, south carolina. >> this can be dangerous. the umbrellas are tumbling down the shoreline. >> yeah. >> there's a method to putting your umbrella in the sand. okay? i was teaching this to my mom the other day. > okay. >> you don't just jab it in the sand. you put it in and do the twist, back and forth. >> do you screw it in, as well? just to make sure? >> just the back and forth and you reinforce it with the sand around there. that's a lot of wind, so i don't think it would have mattered. >> you think you don't need this information until you have an umbrella coming at you at 50 miles per hour.

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the mona, covid low mona, certainly, we've seen that in pediatrics as well., about a third of the pediatric patients, hospitalized here in houston and in texas, are required critical care, intensive care. we >> dr. roy, what would you tell people who still believe what that children with covid art heavily impacted by covid, that is not a big deal? >> i would encourage them to listen to people like doctor propst, and other pediatricians and doctors and specialists and health care workers, and parents of children who are struggling, who are sick, who are getting hospitalized. and sadly who are dying. the thing is,, jonathan and i already know that but the pushback's gonna be, a lot of people -- some people are going to say, well wait a second, i thought you all said that covid doesn't affect children. the reality is, sars covid two is a novel coronavirus. we are still learning about it, every single day, scientists from around the world are publishing new data almost every day. the cdc and other international health agencies are trying to learn from the scienti