ida. send messages at all get through to her in the olympic village?- her in the olympic village?e olympic village? no, i'll wait until she comes back. - her in the olympic village? no, i'll wait until she comes back. she's . her in the olympic village? no, i'll. wait until she comes back. she's got a lot going on. she is pretty busy so i will send her a message when she gets back!— so i will send her a message when she gets back! max, could you resist the temptation _ she gets back! max, could you resist the temptation of— she gets back! max, could you resist the temptation of coaching - she gets back! max, could you resist the temptation of coaching from - the temptation of coaching from jailing herface? were you the temptation of coaching from jailing her face? were you shouting out or whispering out given that you didn't want to wake anyone up to do this or that a little differently? no. when they race it is just more about go, go faster, go now, go, go! it is not about what they are doing right and wrong when it is in the heat of the moment. i do that afterwards when they com

to stay, team usa gymnastics has decided to stay at a hotel in tokyo rather than stay at the olympic village to better be able to control athletes and their safety. it is hard to imagine that the legacy of these olympic games won't be defined by the global health crisis and with all the rules and regulations put in place, tokyo 2020 is shaping up to be remembered as the no fun olympics. >> welcome to day one. it was such a perfect day today. >> reporter: with just a few days to go before the games begin, the olympic village is starting to come alive. >> very quiet, not that many athletes. >> reporter: transformation captured on video by a member of the australian swim team. >> that little cart is driving by itself. that is kind of cool. >> reporter: under normal circumstances, the olympics create a festival-like atmosphere. but covid fears have created a unique situation. 97% of events taking place will be held without spectators. and for all events, the sale of alcohol has been banned and fans are not allowed to cheer. back in the olympic village, athletes can only consume alcohol alone in

the olympic village, which hosts the athletes, has been hit by four coronavirus cases.outh african footballers were the first to test positive there, followed by a czech beach volleyball player and an american gymnast. there've also been cases reported among media and other personnel, and we've just heard that 2 members of mexico's olympic baseball team have tested postive before they were due to leave forjapan. the city of tokyo has entered its fourth state of emergency as cases rise. but the international olympic committee insists that these positive cases do not pose a wider threat to the population. let's speak to our reporter mariko oi in shibuya. what have people been telling you the? i what have people been telling ou the? ~ , ., ., you the? i think it is fair to say that — you the? i think it is fair to say that people _ you the? i think it is fair to say that people are - you the? i think it is fair to say that people are not - you the? i think it is fair to - say that people are not exactly convinced by the ioc argument. those confirmed covid—19 cases inside t

a third athlete testing positive who lives outside the olympic village, and this is as the total tallyo olympics continues to climb. now 55 total with athletes, contractors and officials testing positive for covid-19. now, there is a long list of covid-19 restrictions for everybody involved in these games. i visited the olympic village, michael, and it's very much an anti-social sanitized bubble. not at all the usual partying and celebration there with athletes asked to dine alone. but still major concerns about the way the village is designed including the sharing of rooms among athletes. i visited a suite where eight athletes will be living together, just 110 square meters. now, officials are saying, though, they're confident they can keep these participants separate from the general population. but the question moving forward is can they keep this up and contain these cases and prevent them from spreading? >> very worrying. of course when you talk about olympic atmosphere, aren't there plans to improve on that given that the stadiums are going to be empty? >> yeah, exactly, michael.

but organizers believe the olympic village bubble they've created one burst. >> particular in relation to spreading outside the village. you know, the degree of contact between the international community inside of a cage and the local japanese population on side is extremely small. only time will tell if they got it right in tokyo. matt barnes kron 4 news. >> nba superstar lebron james is the first nba player to earn more than a million dollars be worth more than billion dollars. i should say, while he is still playing in the league last week's release of a new space jam movie helped run hit that point. the movie reportedly earned 32 million dollars at the box office last weekend, roughly 70% of lebron's career earnings have come off the court through endorsements merchandise and his business, which is a media company. though, michael jordan fell short of the 1 billion dollar. mark, while he was a player. he's now made around 2 billion dollars since he entered the nba in 1984 he owns an nba team. jordan's money is thanks in large part to endorsements includin

but it feels _ inside the olympic village but it feels like one trouble after another becausetrouble after another because the latest also is that the composer— because the latest also is that the composer of the opening ceremony's music_ composer of the opening ceremony's music had _ composer of the opening ceremony's music had to step down after apologising for bullying, or rather abusing _ apologising for bullying, or rather abusing a — apologising for bullying, or rather abusing a disabled classmate back at school _ abusing a disabled classmate back at school and _ abusing a disabled classmate back at school and also he boasted about it in a magazine interview in the i990s~ — in a magazine interview in the i990s~ 50— in a magazine interview in the 1990s. so four minutes of his music will now— 1990s. so four minutes of his music will now have to be replaced, and it was not _ will now have to be replaced, and it was notiust— will now have to be replaced, and it was notjust the composer himself who came — was notjust the composer himself who came under criticism but also the

us not having our family there with us. >> reporter: more than 11,000 athletes housed in the olympic villaged our first priority is safe and secure olympic games >> reporter: but the majority of japanese citizens are skeptical according to polls anti-olympic sentiment grew with a new wave of covid-19 cases and a slow vaccine rollout a state of emergency is in place here in tokyo and surrounding regions and will remain throughout the course of the games, meaning bars and restaurants are not allowed to serve alcohol. though the torch relay has been moved off capital streets, officials ensured the games will go on. a light at the end of the tunnel for athletes simply grateful for a chance to compete as olympians. in tokyo liz mclaughlin, nbc news >>> don't forget to catch the opening ceremony this friday here on nbc. more than 7,000 hours of olympic coverage will air on the networks of nbc universal and on our multiple platforms that we've outlined and rightfully so, all the challenges ahead but still so much to look forward to, so much to cheer for. >> yeah. and also, you know, they're doing i

to athletes have tested positive for the virus inside the tokyo olympic village on saturday. and i asked the man, but he was also in the village, have confirmed the virus. the pandemic delayed games on june to officially open on friday. and the taliban has rejected proposal on a political roadmap in of got his phone. it holds talks with an, as can government delegation in it's demanding the release of $7000.00 prisoners for the asking. delegation says a ceasefire is its top priority. the world's largest oil producing nations have reached a new agreement on boosting production. not a rift between 2 key members threatened to stall efforts. opec nations cut oil production by almost 10000000 barrels a day. at the start of the pandemic when demand plummeted, as the global economy started to recover, a pet gradually restored output by almost 50 percent. but the gay sions on a deal to further increase output, expose a rift between the u, a. e, and saudi arabia, the emirates, called saudi proposals to extend the arrangements unjust. now a compromise giving you a and others a higher pr

three athletes who are living in the olympic village have just tested positive. two from south africa, one from the czech republic and then there's u.s. tennis star coco gauff who tested positive before heading to the olympics. she is now out. >> the pandemic is widening in japan. saturday tokyo reported 1,000 new cases for the fifth day in a row. japanese capital is currently under a covid state of emergency until august 22nd. let's go live to tokyo and bring in cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, this development really underscores the risk to these athletes that we're seeing in the village. >> reporter: yeah. no question about it. obviously, a lot of focus on the games and what's going to be happening when these games start, but this is a big public health challenge as well. i'll tell you this. we talk a lot about this term breakthrough infections, people who still test positive despite having been vaccinated. you get the sense that we don't really know how common that is, but these games, because of all the testing that goes on, may giv

as you say there are i confirmed covid cases within that olympic village and that is definitely concerningf people here if we have been reporting an overwhelming majority of the japanese public have been against the olympics wanting them to be either cancelled or at least postponed once again. but over the last month ago it even among my own friends, people arejust month ago it even among my own friends, people are just giving up. the games are going to go ahead regardless of how they felt that there have been semitic scandals and the latest, of course is the composer of the opening ceremony�*s music having to step down after apologising for bullying or abusing disabled classmate when he was at school. also boasting about it in an interview back in the 19905. in an interview back in the 1990s. the criticism was also aimed at the organising committee because if you remember, its own president had to step down because of sexist comments and the creative director wanted to dress up a plus side model as a pig and call it an olympig for the opening ceremony. so i'm curious to know how people fe

but there are some concerns with the olympic village. a suite where you have eight athletes sharing a room, in just about 110 square meters of space. medical experts have raised concerns about the fact that athletes are sharing rooms. now, officials have said that they are confident, however, that they can keep these cases contained. take a listen to what this ioc official said. >> there is no such thing as zero risk. and that, we all agree. at the same time, the mingling and crossing of population is incredibly limited. incredibly limited. and we can ensure that transmission between the various groups is almost impossible. i am clarifying almost. >> and, kim, health experts here have said that it is just impossible to keep the public, completely, separate from all of these olympic individuals. more than 80,000 coming in from all around the world. this, as tokyo has recorded the most covid cases, since january. and just 20% of the population here is fully vaccinated. >> all right. turning to a different subject, i noticed organizers tryi

answer the first case of covid-19 is reported at tokyo's olympic village, just a week before the gamesre set to begin. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> dramatic rescue efforts are under way in western europe, as the death toll from the catastrophic floods sweeping through the region continue to climb. at least 153 people are now confirmed dead, mostly in germany, with hundreds of others still unaccounted for. bridges have been washed out. thousands left homeless. and entire villages left under water. germ germany has sent nearly 1,000 troops. take a look at this house in belgium that collapses as floodwaters rush by you can see there people on the roof waiting to be evacuated. belgium will observe a national day of mourning for flood victims on tuesday. now, in netherlands, dutch officials have just shored 10,000 residents to evacuate the see of venlo, ten miles north of where these pictures were taken. cnn's melissa bell is in the disaster z

ah, 2 athletes test, positive code 19 in japan's olympic village. ahead of next week's games. ah, i'm in my car. i was there alive from home. searching for survive as a clean up operation begins in germany and belgium, following catastrophic floods that have killed 183 people. it's all about enough. can government delegations meet for talks and doha, saying, both sides one piece you know, is punch drunk. the president of the philippines hits back a box at $0.10 a money pack, you know, as he faces growing accusations of corruption to athletes and now tested positive for corona virus. and that's her care. and pick the village on saturday and i see member who is also in the village was confirmed virus. it comes just 5 days before the pandemic delayed games officially set to open. now dozens of cases happened linked to the pick since the start of july, the events been facing opposition in japan over face. it's worse than the countries outbreak. as it battles a search and infections. marco pan is the president i've seen get suit. news agency says the infections are causing concern

three athletes at the tokyo olympic village have tested positive for coronavirus — five days before themes. and 140,000 fans are expected at silverstone for the british grand prix — the nation's biggest sporting event since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. downing street has confirmed that the prime minister and the chancellor will self—isolate after coming into contact with the health secretary, sajid javid — who has tested positive for coronavirus. earlier it was suggested that both borisjohnson and rishi sunak could take part in a pilot scheme in which daily testing replaced self—isolation — which other ministers including michael gove had adopted in the past. the prime minister was notified while he was staying at chequers, and will remain there for the duration of his isolation period. tomorrow most coronavirus restrictions across england will be eased. 0ur political correspondent, nick eardley reports. downing street on friday. the health secretary outside number 10, where he held talks with the prime minis

first athlete to test positive while in the olympic village. in the u.s., new calls for mask mandates as cases rise in all 50 states the former surgeon pushing the cdc to tell everyone to wear masks indoors once again. >>> pabic nic at the ballpark shooting erupts outside of a major league baseball game fans scrambling in fear >> where the panic began, they began running from the center field to right field. >> summer gun violence escalates across the u.s. a dangerous chemical mix at a six flags water park sends dozens to the hospital one child in serious condition. the investigation now coming to what caused it >>> time for launch. jeff bezos less than two days away from rocketting into space. the final prep under way. resignation nation a record number of americans quitting their jobs these burger king employees announced it all at once. what's driving the trend? and young american making history on the golf course on his first try. h >> good evening, we're five daysaway from the opening ceremonies in tokyo tonight a rising star in the tennis

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two athletes in tokyo's olympic village testing positive now. in all, at least 58 cases of coronavirus have been found among athletes, officials, and contractors there. >> the number of olympic participants falls, the number of cases in japan is climbing fast. a big spike shows no signs of slowing ahead of friday's opening ceremony. cnn's blake essig is live in tokyo, japan. what are officials saying this morning? >> reporter: well, you know, laura and julia, with a few days to go before the start of the olympics, it's fair to say things are not exactly going smoothly. as you mentioned, so far 58 people involved with the games have tested positive for covid-19 after arriving in japan. there's also a growing list of athletes and olympic-related personnel who have been forced into isolation after being considered close contacts with people who tested positive. despite that, olympic officials maintain they will be able to hold a safe and secure olympics. take a listen. >> olympic village is a safe place to stay. we cannot say there will be no positi

at 10 days from the start of the olympic games in tokyo, the 1st of 11000 athletes begin in to the limpid village. again, moving and feel epic village amid type corona virus controls. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. france and greece are introducing mandatory vaccinations for health care workers and a bid to tackle increasing corona virus infection rates on monday. great prime minister curiosity mid so talk is ordered. all staff and hospitals and retirement homes to book an appointment before mid august. quote. the country is not going to close down because of the attitude of some people in france. meantime, president micron has announced a september deadline for a medical worker for medical workers there to be innoculated. he said the option of a compulsory vaccination for every citizen is also on the table. you do live, we must move towards the vaccination of every one in france because it's the only way to return to normal life. initially for nursing and non nursing staff in retirement homes, clinics in the hospitals establishments for people with disabilities. for volunteers who

days from the start of the limpid games in tokyo and athletes have finally begun moving into the olympic village. $11000.00 athletes will be housed in a strictly controlled environment due to the corona virus. they will only be allowed to leave the village in order to train or to compete. athletes will be tested every day of their stay. no spectators will be allowed into the venue to see them compete. it's another critical moment for the io see president thomas bock who himself has emerged from quarantine. just as the city of tokyo has officially entered a state of emergency due to sharply rise in case number's good fortune is not something tokyo. 2020 has been blessed with the latest set back flooding at the international press center. i, as the president almost seemed to take it lightly after 3 days of isolation, he is out and about and trying to see the positives after testing negative. we all regret the decision for not having spectators for the spectators, but even more so for the athletes who will not be able to enjoy life of the olympic atmosphere. the athletes can come and concentrate on

there are 58 coronavirus cases linked to the event, three athletes who are living in the olympic villaget tested positive. two from south africa, one from the czech republic. and as has american tennis star coco gauff, she's out of the olympic games. >> tokyo reported over 1,000 new cases for the fifth day in a row. capital currently under a covid state of emergency until august 22nd. selena wang is live in tokyo with the latest. selena? >> reporter: well, olympic officials are saying that despite all of these concerns they can't guarantee there won't be any positive covid-19 cases but what's important is their response which they're confident in. but we're only seeing grows challenges for these athletes. we just confirmed a female gymnast on the team usa just tested positive for covid-19 at her pre-training camp. in addition to that growing number of cases inside the tokyo olympic village, a czech beach volleyball player, several players on the south african soccer team and also just learned that 21 close contacts of the south africa soccer team are now in isolation as well and coco gau

an international olympic committee member who was also in the village was confirmed to have the virus delayed games of judah officially opened. and friday, dozens of cases have been linked to the olympics since the start of july, the event has been facing opposition in japan because of fears it'll worse than the countries covered, 1900 outbreak. as it battles a search in infections. the new bonds in june stopped still, even with all measures fully taken. there will still be some positive cases. the corona virus situation is encompassing the entire world. so it is inevitable that there will be cases. what is important is that when such cases arise, we properly and systematically isolate them so that there will be no further transmissions. jeff kingston's, the director of asian studies at temple university in japan, he says, is growing concerned. the games will become a super spreader event. and they're trying to put a brave face on this of the io see chairman box on television, reassuring the japanese people there is 0 risk. but clearly there's a law skepticism here and just add about

this is all happening in the pre—games period, when the activity in the olympic village is not as intenseday onwards, and so it does not bode well for controlling things. on the other hand, the olympic authorities say that they have got this under control, that this testing programme is working and that is why they are finding out about these cases, and that is why they are getting people into isolation and that this does not represent a threat to the olympics at this stage. and i think that is a fair comment, but certainly mr bach's statement that there is zero risk — i don't think anyone agrees with that. even governor koike, when i asked her that in my interview, she says no—one thinks there is zero risk. the olympic games are getting under way on friday, the 23rd ofjuly. in fact, those first events start on wednesday. activists, journalists and politicians around the world may have been spied upon through mobile phone malware that's meant to be used against criminals and terrorists. reports compiled by a group of media organisations suggest widespread misuse of spyware sold and develo

to athletes have tested positive for creative iris inside the tokyo olympic village on saturday. and i remember he was also in the village with confirm to have the virus. the pandemic delayed games are due to officially opened on friday, and the taliban has rejected proposal on a political roadmap in his phone. it holds tools with an, as can government delegation in it's demanding the release of $7000.00 prisoners. the ask and delegation says a ceasefire is its top priority. the world's largest oil producing nations have reached a new agreement on boosting production. not a rift between 2 key members threatened to stole assets. opec nations cut oil production by almost.

olympics and to sell african football is all the furth athletes to taste positive inside the olympic village. there are 10 new cases altogether inside the bubble. we've now heard that outside the village, so africa. seven's rugby coach is positive to along with another unnamed athlete, 3 days ago, the head of the international olympic of thomas buck that there was 0 risk to the japanese population. but the, i see seem to be rowing back from those comments. there is no such thing as the real risk and that we all agree. at the same time, the mingling and crushing of population is incredibly limited, incredibly limited. and we can ensure that transmission between the various groups is almost impossible and clarifying, almost. but again, with all the measures that are in place with the separation, as you said, including at the olympic village, we keep the risk to an absolute minimal level. adam hunt is an associated press correspondent in tokyo. he says while the i s, he may be concerned by the cases in the village, they remain confident in the protocols they put in place. there are so many stri

health experts or warning that the bubble at the olympic village has already been broken. there is no way for them to attract the movement of the people . the wind. yeah. and there is no core on team for an acid and janice for extended 14 days. so in theory, if they could have implemented oral measures which day advocated it could have been done, but they had his degree. the bubble is not working every day on tv and internet. bunch of videos. so just just i oh, see, president thomas bark has admitted that he has had doubts and sleepless nights. so with a postpone tokyo games. but he insist cancellation was never an option o the past 15 months. we had to take daily decisions on very uncertain grounds. we had doubts every day we deliberated and we discussed there were sleepless nights. like every one else in the world. we did not know. i did not know what the future would hold. it was either cancelling the games or postponing the gains. cancellation would have been the easy way for us. we could have drawn on the insurance that we had at the time and moved on to paris 2024. b

are set to start today officials announced the first confirmed covid case inside the athletes' olympic villagelly hunter has those details. >> reporter: tonight in the olympic athletes' village the first positive covid case, and now the ioc working to reassure participants and the japanese people. >> what will make these games historic on top of this is the demonstration that this can happen in a safe and secure way. >> reporter: due to confidentiality, officials only saying the person tested positive on friday during screening at the athletes' village. >> it goes without saying that all of the concerned people were immediately isolated, and in this way they do not pose any risk. >> reporter: tokyo organizers say since july 1st, 45 people under their jurisdiction have tested positive. at least one athlete, three members of the media and others identified as games-concerned personnel. >> i don't know that you can expect to have 100% nobody ever test positive in this situation. >> reporter: with a week until the opening ceremony, athletes in tokyo remain under strict covid protocols. >> in the d

l.a., the mask mandate back, and with the olympics a week away, the first case detected in the olympic village. athletes weighing in on safety concerns. james longman in tokyo with the te.st mlion peoe k r flash flooding this weekend. rain records set to be broken as the fears for dry lightning fueling wildfires out of control. >>> catastrophic flooding. the death toll is rising above 150 in western europe. entire communities are devastated in this 100-year flood. >> you don't expect people to die in a flood in germany. >> the urgent search and rescue missions going on right now and the immense challenges standing in the way. >>> britney spears speaking out. the pop star's searing social media posting overnight. what she's saying about some of those people who are closest to her as she seeks to end her conservatorship with new legal support. >>> and remembering biz markie. the talented rapper nicknamed the clown prince of hip-hop beloved by fans. ♪ you, you got what i need ♪ >> the music world paying tribute this morning. >>> good morning, america. dan is off. we are happy to have terrell brow

for covid-19 after arriving in japan with the first case being reported today from inside the olympic village that the person who tested positive isn't believed to be an athlete and that they slb taken into quarantine outside of the village. positive cases have come from athletes, coaches, contractors and delegation members from various countries, including uganda, serbia, israel, and nigeria. a member from the nigerian team has been hospitalized. this is the first case requiring hospita hospitalization, one of the biggest concerns for organizers and the general public is the potential strain it could pose on the health care system here. even though an estimated 80 to 85% of people living in the olympic village are vaccinated and likely wouldn't end up in the hospital if infected, still only 20% of japan's population has been fully vaccinated. that means a lot of people living here are vulnerable if the olympics turn into a super spreader event. with cases surging nationwide there's a lot of anxiety. this past weekdayly case count in the capital hit its highest mark and experts fear the curre

athletes to do so in the olympic village.nd we have new details about who else may have been exposed just days before the games are set to begin. we'll have a report from tokyo in just a moment, but first cbs' david begnaud leads us off from arkansas, one of the worst states for new covid cases. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening, norah. arkansas now leads the nation when it comes to covid hospitalizations on a per capita basis. at this hospital where we are in little rock, i just checked and the average age of a covid patient is 40 years old. six months ago, it was 60 years old. they were just telling us people are walking in sicker and younger than ever before. tonight covid is surging in arkansas for the third time. >> it's hard to breathe, so i have to have oxygen. >> reporter: the number of hospitalizations has nearly tripled just in the past month. >> i regret it, not getting the covid vaccination. >> i thought i couldn't catch it, you know, so i just went on by my daily life. >> reporter: arkansas has the n

they tested positive inside the olympic village.nked to the tokyo games. now 55 athletes, contractors and officials have tested positive. and boris, it is critical that these case do not spread in the olympic village where thousands of athletes will be staying. i took a recent visit it that olympic village and unlike normal years when it's a place for partying and celebration, this year it is very much an anti-social sanitized bubble. these athletes are asked to dine alone, wear their masks as much as possible. but many of these athletes will be sharing rooms, which is a concern for medical experts. i took a tour of one suite that fits up to eight athletes, four athletes sharing one bathroom, and only o110 square meters. this number of covid cases is testing these layers of covid restrictions and we will have to see how well they hold up. >> the games a few days away. we will see how they go off. selina wang in tokyo, thank you so much. >>> up next, as extreme drought conditions and record heat continue out west, the great salt lake

tested negative so far, and have entered into a period of self—isolation in their rooms within the olympic village including two players— tested positive just days before their first match against japan on thursday. after losing the opener, england's cricketers are looking to level their t20 series against pakistan at headingly this afternoon. jos buttler�*s back from a calf injury and captaining the side with eoin morgan rested. put into bat, england lost a couple of early wickets before some big hitting from moeen ali and jos buttler steadied the ship. after his century on friday, liam livingstone picked up where he left off — this huge six going out of the ground! england have posted a target of 201. you can watch live coverage of the chase on bbc one now. that's all your sport for now. you can follow the british grand prix on the bbc sport website, and the open golf, and the final day of the tour de france, with mark cavendish aiming to break the tour stage win record on the champs—elysees. i'll round everything up on sportsday at 7:45 tonight. back to you, ben. thank you very much indeed. lan

, one athlete just today, testing positive who lives outside the olympic village.isited the olympic village and it's not the usual place for partying and celebration. it is very much socially distanced, anti social, these athletes are asked to dine alone, but medical experts have raised concern these athletes are sharing rooms. i visited a suite with eight athletes sharing one room about 110 square meters so not an ideal condition during the pandemic and for athletes, it's going to be an incredibly challenging experience for them. there is no cheering, no high fiving, no spectators in the stands. they have to wear their masks on as much as possible and even at the medal ceremonies, they're not having the medal put on over their head. it will be handed to them on a tray, so very bizarre scenario for them. but ioc officials are confident they can keep them contained with the olympic individuals separate from the japanese public. look at what one official had to say here >> there is no such thing as zero risk and that we all agree. at the same time, the mingling and c

while peter sat there, the positive case is at the official olympic village for the athletes have started . and you would think that they would continue over the next few days as we get towards the opening ceremony of the lympics on friday, the fisher number 5 in total today plus one other athlete who is not staying in the village. and we haven't had too much information about the 1st 2 of those positive cases. the seals, dorothy just saying that they were non japanese. so foreign team members, they didn't give the names or the ages, or even whether they were men or women. anything like that at all the most recent 3 is you said that were members of the south african under 23 football team to team members, and then one support staff as well. so that brings it to a total of 10 new cases. today we've had 15 we were told about yesterday, and i think peter, this isn't going to be the last time that i'm reporting positive cavities at test cases at the athlete village over the next few days. i don't doubt that for a 2nd. adam b, i a c are already rowing back from thomas, but comments low. he sai

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we see already, five days before the olympics open, so many cases of covid popping up in the olympic villageese are individual cases and they say they are not a threat to the olympics. nevertheless, they represent a real worry for the organisation and of course huge disruption for the athletes involved. there were advisories being given by specialist ahead of the game that there were measures they should've taken. for example there was in an advisory from a group of specialist saying in the olympic village, there should not be any sharing of rooms. that hasn't been done. if you have one person who has tested positive for covid effectively everybody that they're sharing accommodation within their team is going to have to isolate, not be able to carry on training. it impacts a larger group of people that if you just had individual accommodation. they didn't take that advice and it's too late to do anything about it. i think they will possibly increase the amount of testing, the regularity of testing, the intensive nature of testing to try and make sure that a cluster cannot emerge. a cluster w

two athletes and an official at the tokyo olympic village have tested positive for coronavirus five dayst of the games. good afternoon. both the prime minister and the chancellor are in self—isolation today after coming into contact with health secretary sajid javid, who's tested positive for coronavirus. the announcement was made by downing street after it initially said both borisjohnson and rushi sunak would be taking part in a pilot scheme which would allow them to continue working provided they tested negative in a daily lateral flow test. this was criticised by labour and some business leaders, with hundreds of thousands of people having to self—isolate having been pinged by the track and trace system. our political correspondent jessica parker has the latest. it is hot out there but not everyone is enjoying the sunshine, with so many ordered to isolate because of covid. and after the health secretary tested positive, borisjohnson and rishi sunak were traced. but this morning number ten announced instead of full isolation, the pair would take part in a daily testing pilot instead.

. >> top doctors explain why there are several break-through cases at the olympic village. >>> plus, bearing thousands of miles of power lines. we investigate what it means for fire safety in our state. >>> i'm scott budman. it's no surprise that bay area housing prices are sitting at record highs. coming up, why this very street could be a sign of better things to come if you're looking to buy. >> the news at 6:00 starting now. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. more than 70 people associated with the olympics now testing positive for the virus, that includes several u.s. olympians. marianne favro is in san jose with a look at covid testing protocols and why some athletes are still getting covid. >> reporter: this is a drive-through testing site that uses a nasal swab. but at the olympics the athletes are tested every morning using a saliva swab. >> reporter: taylor crabb is the latest olympic athlete testing positive for covid in tokyo. kara eaker, an alternate on the u.s. gymnastics team also tested positive along with katie lou samuelsson. eaker and samuelsson confirm t

this is all happening in the pre— games period, when the activity in the olympic village is not as intensefrom friday onwards. and so it does not bode well for controlling things. on the other hand, the olympic authorities say that they have got this under control, that this testing programme is working and that is why they are finding out about these cases, and that is why they are getting people into isolation, that this does not represent a threat to the olympics at this stage. and i think that is a fair comment, but i —— certainly mr thomas bach's statement that there is zero risk, i don't think anyone agrees with that. even the governor i spoke to in my interview, she says no—one thinks there is zero risk. it isjust a shame that thinks there is zero risk. it is just a shame that the anticipation building is about numbers of covid cases possible rather than the games at this point. thank you very much, the very latest from rupert in tokyo. the german chancellor says the world must hurry in the battle against climate change. after visiting some of the areas worst hit by last week's dead

overnight, the first positive covid result found in the olympic village as world-class athletes continue to descend on the capital city, growing concern over surging cases, japan hitting a six-month high. and before she goes for the gold, naomi osaka off the court, the tennis champ opening up in a new docu-series. >> no one prepares you for that. ♪ >>> britney's fight for freedom. the superstar ready to rumble after a judge rules she can hire her own lawyer for the first time in 13 years. the princess of pop tapping mathew rosengart. meet the hollywood heavyweight, his rolodex of a-list clients, what the former federal prosecutor brings to the controversial conservatorship case, plus overnight, britney's powerful posts, the messages she has for the rest of her family. >>> also this morning, skincare dos and don'ts. a rundown of tiktok's trendiest tips generating millions of views, but are they worth working into your beauty routine? ♪ anything could happen ♪ >>> countdown to the emmys. hit play on your weekend watch list, the newly nominated shows to binge ahead of tv's biggest night. >>

. >>> still ahead, covid-19 hits the olympic village. >> latest american athletes testing positive. >>> the latest move towards space tourism. a preview of blue origin's big launch. >>> coming up newer at 7:00, a kpix5 original report, what we discovered, you might be surprised when you ask more questions about your organic produce. >> it doesn't surprise me that people in the food industry these days aren't telling you about their technology. >> watch the organic battle oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients e gr b oroweat small slice. as all t same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >>> as we count down to the olympics, an alternate on u.s. gymnastics team is latest to test for covid as officials reported at least ten new cases yesterday. coco goff announced she tested positive ending chances of competing in japan. this is on top of losing point guard bradley beal last week. >>> over the weekend two south african soccer players tested positive. they're

the olympic village that hosts the athletes has been hit by an fourth coronavirus case.wo south african footballers were the first to test positive there followed by a czech beach volleyball player and now an american gymnast. 62 cases in total have been reported among the athletes media and other personnel. the city of tokyo has entered its fourth state of emergency as cases continue to arise however the international olympic committee insist that these positive cases do not pose a wider threat to the population. let's speak to our reporter mariko oi, close to the olympic stadium where the opening ceremony will be held on friday. mariko, firstly, give us a flavour of what the general public are saying to you about what they feel about these games taking place? indeed. those confirmed cases inside the olympic village definitely raises concern among the japanese public and it feels like one trouble after another. the latest scandal was about the composer of the opening ceremony�*s music having to step down after apologising for bullying or rather abusing disabled classmat

and athletes' movements will mostly be confined here to the olympic village. down to the pillars of public health. >> social distancing, physical distancing, wearing a mask, and hand hygiene. they were always the fundamental core of what we knew would reduce the risk of covid during the games. and then we layered on top of that testing. >> reporter: but that does not stop the concern from both locals and other health experts like epidemiologist michael osterholm. >> they've really planned this olympics around the concept of hygiene theater. >> reporter: to him, the organizers are missing a fundamental point. >> originally the plans were set up counting on this being largely a respiratory droplet, i.e., it falling within 3 to 6 feet of the individual who might be infected when in fact as we now know it is actually through aerosols, things that float in the air like cigarette smoke. >> reporter: so he thinks things like plexiglass completely miss the mark but makes masks even more important. right now the ioc playbook states that a face mask must be worn at all

reuters is reporting that person tested positive for covid inside the olympic village. details have been released, said to be a visitor from abroad involved in organizing the games. games begin on july 23rd. olympic village set to house up to 18,000 athletes and members of national teams. >>> firefighters on high alert, concerned we'll have another weekend like that. video from last august when a dry lightning storm sparked massive fires around the bay area. meteorologist rob mayeda, is there a chance of that much lightning? >> probably not to that extent, 10,000 lightning strikes, that was tropical storm off the coast of baja, california. this is monsoon moisture out of arizona, may not have the level of fuel. but as it moves up, fire watches cover a large portion of the state. central valley, sierra and back to the bay area, locations above 1,000 feet. 11:00 a.m. sunday to 11:00 a.m. monday. keep in mind the exceptional drought we're experiencing right now. that's high concern for fire danger even just a couple of lightning strikes coming in this weekend. closer look,

earlier today we learned that someone inside of the olympic village. not an athlete had tested positive for covid-19. but in the last hour. >> the associated press now reporting at least 2 athletes currently inside of the olympic village now testing positive for covid-19. felicia bolton has more on what it all means for the upcoming games far right. >> before they can sprint great dance or flipped their way to the center podium. athletes are taking on a new enemy. this olympics covid-19 to she wrote muto the ceo of the tokyo organizing committee says, quote, and the current situation that positive cases arise is something we must assume is friday. officials identified the first covid positive case among olympic village. residents. the person described only as a games concerned person. now ioc officials say the person is not a resident of japan and is now in a 14 day quarantine. but there are others who have tested positive since arriving it goes without saying all the concern that people rare. >> immediately isolate it. and in this they do not oppose t

two athletes and an official at the tokyo olympic village havesitive for coronavirus just five days before the start of the games. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the german chancellor says the world must hurry in the battle against global warming and promised financial aid after the floods in germany and parts of western europe killed more than 180 people. angela merkel has been visiting the affected areas in germany this morning. more heavy rain has caused further flooding in southern germany and austria overnight. let's cross to my colleague kasia madera, who's in the german town of sinzig. sinzig is one of those towns in western germany that caught the full force of the floods, all of this was submerged under water. local residents were telling me that the water levels here reached to the balconies, those first balconies, so everything on the ground floor was covered in water and unacceptable. residents are now finally getting back inside their homes and this is not a salvage operation, it is a complete clear up

and one of a resident inside the olympic village. very interesting point to note was this morning, we had to first competition affected by coronavirus cases, because the cheka beach volleyball player maika sivo over tested positive for covid—19 a couple of days ago. —— czech to stop she was unable to take part in her doubles match against the japanese opponent. so they went down as i did not start. and the host, japan, were awarded be when in doubt. like now that it is under way? samantha, last night when we were here for the opening ceremonially this place was jampacked with not much social distancing taking place. as you say, a lot of people still queueing up to take a picture with the olympic rings. it is fair to say that some people are getting excited, of course, we did have those protests as well last night, but here, outside the stadium, people were very excited when they saw that roving globe created by 2000 drones in the opening ceremony, which we can see here as well. i also got some newspapers here to show you some of the

the top stories to athletes have now tested positive for krona virus and the tokyo olympic village. 5 days before the games officially open, critics say the event will worse than the countries outbreak. as it battles the surge and infections. emergency workers in western germany and belgium are searching for hundreds of people believed to be missing off the devastating floods . more than $183.00 people confirmed dead without figure, expected to increase and delegations from the african government on the taliban. a meeting and sorry capital. despite the tools violence continues to escalate to protest on the telephone has taken advantage of the withdraw. a foreign troops, lord, several offensive and captured large parts of the country. we hope, and we won't. and we, we expect that to be, should have brought something to get them in time. and on our side, we are ready to show flexibility. and our aim is clear, and that is to have an islamist on a crusade was meant in place in our by nissan, and put an end to this phase of piping and into a new piece which will be our piece and good for i

i want to focus on the fact that within the olympic village, people are testing positive. problem, or once they get past the olympics, is japan in a reasonably good place? guest: thanks for having me. they have done extremely well. if you look at debts and japan compared to the u.s., the u.s. over the last week is 7.8 times japan. europe is 2.5 times japan. you can see euphoria in global markets in european and north american markets for vaccine rollout, but they are trying to get -- catch up with japan. i think tokyo is definitely one of the safest places globally to be at this time. it was going to be an absolutely stunning olympics, no olympics had ever spent more money. frustratingly, we have the covid crisis causing problems. i think it will be handled, yes, if you get enough people together you will get one or two who have the disease. will it bring the olympics down? no. will it bring the market down? no. i believe it was a poisoned chalice. japan is locking down more than it needs to to make for the elevates is a success. the most exciting thing for me is when the o

two others tested positive inside the olympic village. >> we have the latest. >> tonight, 17 year-old tennis star announced she tested positive for covid-19. forcing her to pull out of the olympics. >> i'm so disappointed to share mine. i want to wish the best of luck and a safe games. this month she played at it's unclear if she was vaccinated before traveling to europe o where she tested positive. >> there's no such thing as zero risk. we all agree at the same time the mingling and crossing of population is limited. we can ensure that transmission between the various groups is almost impossible. >> since july 1, 55 people under the jurisdiction tested positive for covid. including four athletes. four media and the others games concerned personnel. on sunday the south africa team announced two players tested positive in the olympic village. >> screening program, since july 1 has delivered 30,000 results. so, that's how diligent we are. in monitoring the population. >> tonight dozens of people following strict protocol under quarantine. athletes just hoping they won't have to miss the