i've been along the seine.air, cleaner waters, using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond. hello. in weather and climate terms, the beginning ofjune marks the start of summer, and the weather is going to feel fairly summer—like this weekend. it will be dry for most of us, warm in the sunshine, but the nights will still be quite chilly. and saturday getting off to a rather chilly start. these are the temperatures in the towns and cities. out in the countryside, some spots a little bit colder than that. but after that chilly start, most places will see some spells of sunshine — any early mist will clear. this area of cloud, across east anglia and the south—east, that should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine. but then we've got this zone of cloud pushing out of southern scotland, into northern engl

i've been along the seine.aters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond. hello there. there's a lot of dry weather to come this weekend and it's all down to an area of high pressure that's to the west of the uk, closest to the high pressure today. we'll see the best of the sunshine across parts of scotland, although south—west england's also enjoying some sunny skies. almost cloud—free skies then in stirling earlier in the day, but we have seen quite a bit of cloud come down the north sea into parts of eastern england. but even so, there are still some breaks in the cloud, for example here in essex. now, looking at the weather across east anglia and southeast england, as well as that cloud we have some fairly brisk winds — gusts running into the 30 miles an hour. thatjust knocks the edge off the temperatur

i've been along the seine.aters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond. hello there. high pressure is going to play an important part in our weather over the weekend. for a start, an area of high pressure is moving closer to the uk this weekend, meaning it is going to be dry in most places, and there will be some warm sunshine as well. there's the area of high pressure just nudging up a bit closer, pushing away the stronger, northerly winds we had across north—eastern parts of england on friday, and bringing in a bit more sunshine here, as well. there's some cloud moving from south—east scotland into northern england and the midlands, that could give one or two light showers, otherwise it's dry, sunny spells for northern ireland, and plenty of sunshine over other parts of scotland. temperatures likely to

i've been along the seine.air, cleaner waters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond. hello there. it's been a fine start to the weekend, i'm sure you'll agree, with lots of dry weather thanks to an area of high pressure. the amount of sunshine that we saw through the day did vary quite a lot from place to place. arguably, scotland had the best of the day's sunshine on saturday, with temperatures in the low 20s and the warmest spots where in central and eastern england there was a bit more cloud around. but most of us still at least managed some spells of sunshine. now, this area of high pressure is still with us into sunday. and after a chilly start to the day, probably quite a nice sunrise for scotland and northern ireland, brighter first thing. but then cloud will tend to come in off the atlantic as a

swimming in the seine was your idea? >> yes, it was my idea. >> reporter: despite canceling a swim in the seine this week, she remains confident. >> i want to swim in the river seine before the opening ceremony. >> reporter: everyone's worried that it's not ready. you say [speaking in a global language] >> it's ready, it's ready. >> reporter: down on the river, an american family living on a houseboat. >> right here, right here, just behind us. it's absolutely phenomenal. and the open ceremonies on the river, i mean, there's nothing like it. >> reporter: they hope the world will see the seine the way they do, as magical. keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >>> when we come back, a major recall for popular childrens' toys, and a mug everyone can love. the world's ugliest dog lands his first starring role. g lands his first starring role. does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's er

to make sure that the seine river, there are people planning to defecate in the seine river to makea point. so we'll be watching that. that's supposed to happen on july 15th. all right. coming up here at 6:00, firefighters across the bay on high alert to make sure that this wildfire season is a quiet one. artificial intelligence helping the fire department in the south bay. we're going to take you inside the lab that they're using technology to detect wildfires before it's too late. also, a well known community college in the south bay is being hit with an influx of fake student applications, and it's creating a whole lot of problems for the administrators there and the students we're on campus with the details, and we're on the road to paris olympics, 30 days out from today, i'm going to take you on another one of my tour de france for a look inside iconic landmarks that will be transformed into olympic venues this summer. this one's going to be fun. the news at six starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai and i'm jessica aguirre with summer temps ri

i spoke exclusively with the mayor of paris, anne hidalgo. >> swimming in the seine was your idea. >>dea. >> reporter: she says despite canceling a swim in the seine this week, she remains confident. >> i want to swim in the river seine before the opening ceremony. >> everyone's worried that it's not ready. you say -- >> yes, it's ready. >> reporter: you say -- [ speaking in a global language ] >> it's ready. it's ready. >> reporter: down on the river, an american french family living on a houseboat will move to make way for an opening ceremony like no other. >> there's events right here, right here just behind us. it's absolutely phenomenal, and the opening ceremonies on the river, i mean, there's nothing like it. >> reporter: they hope the world will see the seine the way they do, as magical. keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> and that is "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. hing. i'm lester holt. .

she will, too. >> yes, i will swim in the river seine.h the olympic games is the seine clean for the people. >> reporter: this woman from seattle now lives with her family on a houseboat beneath the eifel tower. >> we are so excited about the olympics. >> reporter: they will relocate to make way for the opening ceremony. they are no less excited. >> to compensate for moving our boat for the olympics, they are giving us five opening ceremony tickets. that's on my bucket list. >> reporter: with the stage set for a historic olympic games in one of the world's greatest cities. >> keir joins me now live in france. great to see you. that odd form of potential protest notwithstanding, what is left for paris to finish with just over three weeks until the opening ceremony? >> reporter: paris is almost ready. france this morning is tense. she votes in an election that could usher in the first far right government in modern history. that could mean far right french ministers greeting olympians this summer, a political earthquake. that being said, ex

against the backdrop of macron’s desire to make the seine clean in the minds of the french, even in ouroustem rainwater, which is not filtered at all and passes directly into the hay. the press of the fifth republic could not do without the hand of the kremlin. he writes that it was russia that initiated the artificial strengthening of the hashtag about june 23. but why do the french cope on their own? french people. weak enough to overthrow macron, turn him into nothing with their ridicule, and russia has nothing to do with it, macron should have taken care of french citizens, by the way, he had opportunities when conflicts occurred there with fundamentalists and the crimes that terrorists committed, macron somehow played it all off, well, he played it more rhetorically and hushed it up, that is , he did not make any changes in french life, he also did not improve the french economy, that’s what it resulted in? memes, if only it would benefit the french. this is sasha. it is important for him to have friends nearby. maxim always. he tells his friends yes, masha will help at any moment, a

that's where i want to be. >> not down at the seine?g champion joey chestnut is banned from taking part in this year's fourth of july nathan's hot dog eating contest. multiple reports say this all because chestnut is representing

august 25 the main forces of the first american, second british and first the canadian army reached the seine over. august 31, 1944 with the liberation of paris from the german occupiers. to become one of our own in a foreign country, then welcome to the world of yodishka, hello, to the world of organics and the belarusian cowboy, we are studying the history of belarus. let's explore its sights together with foreigners. so, in the altar of our braslov church we see our main shrine. this is the image of the mother of god of braslovskaya volodarka ozeru. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. if before the initiation of criminal affairs.

the paris mayor said the river seine will be safe for swimming events like the triathlon.comes amid reports of high levels of pollution. she reiterated her vow to take a dip in the season beine before games begin on july 26th. if anything, they would drop it down to two events. but hopefully they can get it figured out. >> hidalgo was supposed to take a dip last sunday, but there was bad weather. she was campaigning. >>> coming up. the founder of arizona iced tea tells us how he keeps the price at 99 krints per can. >>> and the magic number. . >>> and the magic number. [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. get rid of bugs as soon as you see them with zevo sprays. zevo uses essential oils to eliminate up to 20 household insects, plus it's safe for use around people and p

locals made a website that transslates to ishi -- you know the rest -- in the seine.are saying this is what they're going to do in response to all of the controversy. >> you see that first level of the eiffel tower? that's where i want to be. >> not down >> the following is a paid presentation for home title lock. >> the american dream. for most of us, our home is without a doubt our most valuable and precious asset. but for too many families, this dream has become a living nightmare. they've become victims of a cybercrime the fbi calls house stealing. >> nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks that. you, as a homeowner, think you still own a house. three months later, you start getting foreclosure notices and you realize that you've got four mortgages on your house that you didn't even know existed. >> anybody who owns property should worry about home title theft. there's no other crime that is so easy, so quick and so lucrative. >> believe it or not, a simple fraudulent document filed with county officials is all it takes to transfer proof of owners

testing of the river seine shows it is dangerously contaminated.but testing found e. coli and other unsafe levels of bacteria. bacteria throughout the river, levels ten times higher than acceptable. swimming in the river seine has been banned because of pollution. french officials spent $1 billion trying to clean it up. if they don't, how are they going to swim. arthel: a police officer guarding the embassy in serbia as he was shot in the neck by a man with a cross bone. the officer returned fire, killing the suspect. the spokesman with the israeli ministry of foreign affairs called in an attempted terrorist attack. the embassy has been closed. the wounded officer is in stable condition. eric: russia's invasion of ukraine is one of the topics president biden and donald trump on the debate stage, the former president claimed he would have the war settled before he takes office. president biden responded that just means donald trump would give the whole thing to vladimir putin, let him control ukraine and take more. >> reporter: four years ago during

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here, they say leave paris, they are clearing the areas around the stadiums, the embankment of the seineopening ceremony is to take place, the blocks that are adjacent to the olympic, tourist sites and places where athletes are accommodated. 13 thousand people have already been taken outside ilde france in six months. we get a strong reaction to the fact that people are provided with housing either in the paris region or recently for most in other regions, and this is for 3 weeks, a maximum of a month. this is done to disguise everything, so that make people in distress invisible. 80 organizations have drawn up a collective letter demanding not to remove it out of sight, but to resettle people; the paris mayor’s office shrugs, saying that the decision should be nationwide . in the meantime, all efforts and resources are being devoted to preparing for the olympic games. recently it became known that a failure in the purification system in the city of conflans santanorin led to the fact that over the course of 3 weeks 50 million liters of feces were dumped directly into the hay. we noticed

i've been along the seine.good morning, welcome to breakfast. labour leader sir keir starmer promises to cut net legal migration to the uk. he says businesses that rely on foreign workers should train british people to do the jobs. the end of an era — 30 years after the end of apartheid in south africa, the ruling anc has lost its majority for the first time. after another delay to the launch of the boeing starliner, scientists say they're hoping to try again in the next few days. real madrid are champions of europe again, for a record extending 15th time, after beating borussia dortmund at wembley, making it a dream debut season at the club forjude bellingham. and good morning. it's a rather chilly start out there, but for many of us, another day of warm sunny spells, although more cloud the further north you are. i'll have all the details very shortly. it's sunday, 2nd june. our main story. sir keir starmer has pledged to cut levels of legal migration to the uk if labour wins the general election. in a newspa

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that's where i want to be. >> not down at the seine? >> no. >> hot dog eating champion joey chestnut is banned from taking part in this year's fourth of july nathan's hot dog eating contest. multiple reports say this all because chestnut is representing impossible foods, which recently launched a vegan hotdog. nathan's will not let him pitch a rival brand. >> we in the meat-based hotdog industry were saddened to learn that joey chestnut is promoting our plant-based competitor, impossible foods. but joey, have you forgotten that our hot dogs are the original impossible food? taking all the parts of an animal you don't want to touch and putting them into a tube made from another part of an animal you don't want to touch and then putting that into the mouth of a child. talk about impossible. but you know what is possible to imagine? eating soybeans! big whoop. plants have nothing on anuses, lips, and animal hoof. so get off your high horse, joey chestnut -- by the way, there is some horse in our hot dogs -- and promote good old american ho

another headache for the organizers is the seine, where triathlon competitions are to take place, asening ceremony of the games. for more than a century, swimming in the main waterway has been prohibited, and the river is rightfully considered the dirtiest in europe. even at the stage of preparation for the olympics, experts trumpeted the unacceptable. excess concentration of fecal bacteria and e. coli in river waters. french authorities they assured that by the start of the games they would clear the hay. president macron has repeatedly promised to swim in the river. huge amounts of money have been allocated to clean up the river, but the quality of water in sin still raises many questions. scientists believe global warming will ruin the summer olympics. in 70 years, only eight cities in the northern hemisphere will be able to host games in the summer, including two in russia, st. petersburg and krasnoyarsk. abnormal heat threatens not only paris. meteorologists published an alarming forecast. this year the heat dome will cover vast areas of our planet, where more than a quarter of

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so on... the quality of a public toilet, and how which will need to use the seine river in time for presidentpromised swim. the authors of the idea believe that such an unsightly event will help attract attention. paris and its main waterway. on the eve of the olympics, the authorities are trying to shine the french capital by removing everything unsightly from sight, including thousands of homeless people. is it working out, assessed our european correspondent, anastasia popola. social cleansing, as the human rights organization calls it, has reached the center of paris. right under the walls city ​​hall. police are dismantling tents and driving away migrants who do not know where to go. in paris. it’s not easy now, i lived here, but because of the olympic games the police kicked us out of here, they say leave paris, they are clearing the areas around the stadiums, the embankment of the hay, where the opening ceremony is to take place, the neighborhoods that are adjacent to... a letter demanding not to clean up out of sight, but to resettle people, the paris mayor’s office shrugs, they say t

but after a massive effort to clean the seine for olympians to swim in, new concerns, a report from thevy rains. the ioc and paris 2024 did not immediately respond to inquiries, but officials have repeatedly told nbc news that the river will be ready. you're a long way from seattle. this family from washington state now live on a paris houseboat. they'll move to make way for the games. >> to compensate for moving our boat, they are giving us five opening ceremony tickets. we are so excited about the olympics. we just cannot wait. it is a once in a lifetime, one of my dreams. >> reporter: all eyes on the river today and i got a chance to speak to the paris mayor whose idea it was to have the swimming in the seine. she had to cancel her own swim to demonstrate it was safe just this week. she told me she still will dive in next month, before the opening ceremony. she is certain they're going to be ready, even the river. >> so exciting. keir simmons, thanks so much. stay with us for a second hour today. we have much more looking ahead to tomorrow night's debate, and how each candidate is pr

sado is fed with sein and mixed feed; another 10 individuals were recently transported from yakutia tozed there and will soon be delivered by sea to... tayamsk, here they have already become a rural attraction, but as the initiator and investor of the project , local entrepreneur denis peslyak, plans to release these animals into the wild, they have a long way to go. a new move, however, already within the magadan region. in the future, we want to transfer them to more free conditions of detention, make the enclosures much larger and transfer them there. well, most likely, this is the entire population from takhtayamsk, maybe move to the area. one of the goals of the project is to increase the number of kolyma besons to a hundred, then they will be able to feel completely safe in the wild. guests of the tourist base under construction near the village of talaya, in the future, canadian forest bezons should become part of the ecological landscape and complement the biodiversity of the northern taiga. lyudmila cherbakova alexey gilyov, host of magadan. a monument to valentin yudashkin wa

more awaits him a public event, the whole world is enjoying, he promised to swim in the very dirty seinetinue the olympic theme. as you know, our biathletes complain that getting out of international sanctions will be very difficult for them due to the fact that the sport deals with weapons, but they have fellow shooters who are going to participate in the olympics in paris. true, field shooting is allowed, but very precisely. now there is an exchange of documents and even those who received a license are unfriendly. there are licenses, but still, the rcop operates as normal, the children are coming, the results are there, i understand correctly, yes, our organization is operating as normal, training takes place as scheduled, coaches prepare athletes to show results not only in the international arena, but also in the republic of belarus, as well as in the russian federation, yes, we are very glad that our athletes have won licenses for the olympic games, preparations will be based on this information, our athletes will train here in minsk, in this wonderful shooting range. here therefor

schau mal, da ist noch ein busse, ach was, tatsächlich, guck mal eine an, der scheint verletzt zu sein who gave the description of trampling? me and the teacher mathematicians filonov. you're friends with trampling, aren't you? what were your thoughts? what were you guided by when you gave her characteristics for joining the komsomol? galina, tell me, is it true that your father is serving his sentence as an enemy of the people? this? yes, ghoul, how could you, comrade shutkin, i didn’t know anything, well, this is a mistake, a mistake, that is , you think that our soviet authorities are mistaken in such matters, the enemy is rushing towards moscow, the evacuation is in full swing, and you are lying, you’re being young, hiding the truth from your comrade, it’s a mistake, dad. good, he is a professor, he doctor of science, this is a misunderstanding, you know? oh my god, where are they? bah, i want to get a job at the hospital, zovenka, with your health, do you have any health? is it painful to scratch your mittens? i need to live on something, the evacuation didn’t work out, maybe some

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paris, anne idalgo, sound , who, it seems, has finally abandoned her promise to personally swim in the seinerove that the latter is clean enough for swimming. in fact, its expensive cleaning was almost called the main task of the parisian authorities on the eve. summer olympics, because according to the program of the games, it is the waters of the capital's french river that should host the corresponding stage of the triathlon competition, well, along with a number of other disciplines, the athletes were obviously guaranteed comfortable conditions, despite the long-standing reputation of spring, as the sewers are literally open, where all sorts of things have been drained for decades uncleanness. but however, now against the backdrop of the strange indecisiveness of the same mayor idalgo, a logical question arises: is it really a problem? did you manage to find it? anastasia ivanova tried to answer. this flash mob has already been nicknamed by potential participants. there are not many ethereal options, one of them is stinking strike. well, or you can simply read the hashtag that has become

the water quality in the seine river over the last year, untreated sewage has flowed into the venue for marathon swimming and the swimming portion of the triathlon. but officials say this giant collection basin will make the river safe and swimmable, promising paris will be a gold medal host for this summer games, and the flame will make its way back here to the mainland on june 18th for the final leg of the torch run. that, of course, ends up in paris for the start of the games. july 26th. jay gray, nbc news along the western coast of france. look at that sunshine. jay is so lucky. i know. have we got we got some clouds here, but it's similar. he's in the sunshine, but he's wearing a sweater. right. that's kind of like us. and yeah, the temperatures are going to feel a lot like. or they should on average like what we had today out there. so lots of temperatures in the upper 70s. and we're going to slide in with more weather like that as we head through this weekend. i also wanted to continue that paris countdown and start off with a look here at what those weather conditions specifical

he promised to swim in the very dirty seine river. you will have to answer for your words.mpic theme, as you know, our biathletes complain that getting out of international sanctions will be very difficult for them due to the fact that the sport deals with weapons, but they have fellow shooters who are going to participate in the olympics in paris. true, field shooting is allowed, but very precisely. now there is an exchange of documents and even those who have received a license, ill-wishers are trying to put a spoke in the wheels, so for now we are not revealing the names of the holders. our correspondent stanislav libsky set what with... archery i didn’t get admission to paris at all, but i have to believe that everything will work out soon, because this sport is like an exact science, the results of belarusians have not fallen, they are competitive, good, we have licenses, but still the rcop is working as usual, the children are walking, there are results, i understand correctly, yes, our organization is operating as normal, training is taking place as scheduled, coache

well up next, will it be safe to swim in the concern in paris tonight about the river seine as the clockdown to the 2024 paris olympics? and hey, we have jimmy. hey, everyone. ariana grande is my guest tonight. she's here to talk and perform. plus, we have ron howard and richard gadd and jessica gunning from baby planning for the triathlon, marathon, swimming and para triathlon to take place in the sun, as well as the opening ceremony. but last week, elevated levels of e coli bacteria and indicator of fecal matter were found in routine samples collected at several sites along the river. experts say unsafe levels of fecal matter in water where athletes swim could cause gastrointestinal disease. the mayor of paris and french president emmanuel macron have pledged to take a swim in the suns waters to prove their cleanliness as. well, good news if you're planning to take a trip this summer. the cost of travel is dropping this summer is absolutely the best summer for domestic and international travel post-pandemic. we've seen a full recovery in prices across flights, accommodations and rental

the way, open water swimming events such as the 10-k will take place in the seine river looking prettyarp. the olympic torch is one step closer to paris. torch bearers. touchdown in the remote french island of reunion. this was yesterday. it's one of 400 stops on this torch relay. next stop is tahiti. ultimately, that torch will light the cauldron during the opening ceremony, which is july 26th. we know someone that's going to be in the olympic city during the opening ceremony watching that happen. it's just next month. it is around the corner. jessica, what's coming up next? all right. coming up right now at 6:00, a brazen theft in the east bay all caught on camera. we've got the video that shows the moment thieves rammed a liquor store. and you're going to hear from the owner after the suspects tried to get away with an atm. also new video. we're just now getting into our newsroom. take a look. this is a robbery at a sunnyvale jewelry store. a lot of people involved, what we know so far and pg&e might be doing it again, raising rates. why another rate hike could be on the way as pg&e

. >>> there are renewed health concerns tonight about the seine river.he river found unsafe elevated levels of e k. co coli. the final decision on safety rests with the governing bodies of individual events. >>> nba great charles barkley says he's retiring again, this time from television. barkley saying the 2024 to 2025 season will be his last. he's been on the air for more than two decades. barkley played 16 years in the nba and is considered one of the greatest power forwards in league history. >>> when we come back, the amazing foster mom and the difference she has made in so many lives. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler

have postponed a rehearsal for the olympics opening ceremony because of the high levels of the river seine on monday, with the ceremony itself due in five weeks' time. a swiss court has handed jail sentences to four members of the billionaire hinduja family, for exploiting servants from their native india to work in their villa in geneva. prakash hinduja, his wife kamal, their son, ajay, and his wife namrata, received sentences ranging from four to four—and—a—half years. received sentences ranging they were acquitted on the more serious charge of people trafficking. the hindujas were accused of confiscating the servants' passports, and of paying them as little as eight dollars a day, far less than swiss wages. none of the four were in court to hear the verdict, and they intend to launch an appeal. following the verdict, the prosecution requested an immediate detention order for the younger hinduja couple — but this was denied by the judge. 0ur geneva correspondent, imogen foulkes reports. the hinduja family has a multi—million dollar fortune, the hinduja family has a multi—million dollarfo

the french river seine has been redolent of european values ​​this week.stinking. level the level of bacterial bacteria in the river was already doubled. rats, bedbugs, fical bacteria. to be completely similar to the middle ages, paris lacks only the plague epidemic and the fires of the inquisition. he definitely won’t be able to, you know, the triathlon open water swimming competition is supposed to take place in the hay, for the first time in olympic history, during the competition the athletes will pass each other not the relay, but e. coli. western politics is when you bathe in shit, you tell everyone that you took herbal medicine with natural organic. and while world leaders debate which style is best for swimming in sewage, an international sawmill, in trusty scuba gear, dived into their secret chat in our post. can we clean up the river for the competition? it won’t work, we’re deep in shit ourselves, but the competition can’t be cancelled, when will i see so many men in swimming trunks again? ukrainian athletes are ready for the olympics. what plac

it will end in paris for the opening ceremony on the river seine, the first ever olympic curtain raisereld outside of a stadium on barges going right down the sand. it's going to be beautiful. you're already practicing your french. i've noticed a little bit, a little bit. we can't wait to say bon voyage to you. all right. audrey asistio joins us with what's coming up next. hi. that was so sweet. love seeing that. all right, chiara and jess right now at six, another high profile visit to the bay area we are waiting for the arrival of former president donald trump as he looks to rake in millions of dollars for his election campaign. we're going to bring you live coverage from the ground, plus a last ditch effort to rescue surprise. those surprise fees on your bill. a new law next month would force restaurants to ditch surcharges. we're going to tell you why a north bay lawmaker is trying to give the restaurants workers a break and a new plan in contra costa county to get a jump on wildfires a bit faster. the news at six starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre and i'm

panels to the roofs of stadiums, the athletes village, even a temporary solar array floating on the seine is, you know, one of the main legacies feeding that with renewables goes one step beyond, because you don't build new renewable capacity just for two times two weeks. you know, it doesn't make sense. the head of paris 2024 sustainability efforts is most proud of that, that virtually all of this wind and solar is permanent, providing clean, green energy for decades. there was one surprising part about all this to me, and it involves how we bring the games to you, see satellite and broadcast trucks usually run on generators, so there's an uninterrupted tv signal. but paris 2024 decided to install direct connections to their power grid at all of the olympic venues, and that's helping broadcasters like nbc reduce our emissions, too. so that's about 2.6 thousand gallons of fuel of diesel. just to broadcast. when you add all those things up. we managed to bring down the emissions of our energy operations by 80, and we're leaving that as a legacy. yeah, i think it's like the first step. and

authorities say the river seine is currently flowing at a level five times stronger than its normal summercs in history to take the opening ceremony out of its traditional setting of a stadium. now, taylor swift's record—breaking eras tour continues in london this weekend with an estimated 700,000 swifties heading to the capital across her eight dates, bringing a major boost to the economy. well, among the crowd last night was prince william and his children prince george and princess charlotte. this selfie was posted on the prince of wales' official instagram, while taylor swift shared another on hers also featuring her boyfriend, american footballer travis kelce. the future king was also spotted shaking it off in true swiftie style as he celebrated his 42nd birthday at the concert. i will have more for you at the top of the hour or you can find out more on our website. that is bbc-com- — out more on our website. that is bbc. com. goodbye - out more on our website. that is bbc. com. goodbye for - out more on our website. that is bbc.com. goodbye for now. hello. the next few days look set

and the mayor of paris, anne idalgo , assured that she would even take a swim in the seine before thef the olympics. but there is another difficulty that is much more difficult to solve: the abnormal heat, which could make these summer games the last in history. british publications write about this with reference to research on climate change. taking into account the annual increase in temperature during the summer months, the olympics is proposed. move to a cooler time of year. because the global temperatures continue to rise. climate change must increasingly be seen as an existential threat to sport. for athletes, the consequences can range from minor performance-impacting issues such as sleep disturbances and last-minute competition schedule changes, to poor health and stress- related heat-related injuries. in general, in the past , the summer games were held more than once in the fall rather than in the summer, for example, the 1964 takiya olympiad was held in october, in order to avoid hot weather of september typhoon season. the 1968 games in mexico city , 1972 in munich, 1988

authorities say the river seine is currently flowing at a level five times stronger than its normal summerake the opening ceremony out of its traditional setting of a stadium. the reform uk leader, nigel farage, has defended his claim that the west provoked russia into invading ukraine. he said he was not an "apologist or supporter" of president putin. mr farage has been facing cross—party condemnation for comments he made during a bbc interview on friday. the prime minister said he was "completely wrong" and was only playing "into putin's hands". to the uk election campaign, now, and a fourth conservative is reportedly being looked into by the gambling commission over bets allegedly placed on the date of the uk general election. the sunday times is reporting that a senior conservative party official allegedly placed dozens of bets, which the paper says, could have generated winnings worth thousands of pounds. here's our political correspondent helen catt. paper is saying is potent for the official is denying this. two party candidates and an election official also be looked at. previously

authorities say the river seine is currently flowing at a level five times stronger than its normal summerake the opening ceremony out of its traditional setting of a stadium. all health centres and hospitals in bangladesh have been ordered to stock antivenom after reports of a surge in snake bites across the country. hospitals in rural areas say bites — especially by the russell's viper, pictured here — are becoming more frequent. a recent study said around 7000 people in bangladesh die each yearfrom snake bites. to the uk election campaign now, and a fourth conservative is reportedly being looked into by the gambling commission over bets allegedly placed on the date of the uk general election. now, the sunday times is reporting that a senior conservative party official allegedly placed dozens of bets, which, the paper says, could have generated winnings worth thousands of pounds. here's our political correspondent helen catt. now, the paper is saying that a spokesman for the official has denied any wrongdoing. two party candidates and an election official also be looked at. previously a

this is pont alexandre iii, widely regarded as the most ornate and extravagant bridge spanning the seinedge during the games, because it's involved in several events. the marathon swimming will go under it, and the road cycling will go over it. mind you, while the time trial event finishes at the bridge, spare a thought for the cycling road racers for whom this will be a distant memory by the time they've cycled through paris, down through the chevreuse valley, and then all the way up to a final climb on the butte montmartre. and then there's the mountain biking. it's been an olympic sport since 1996, and this year will take place on elancourt hill — the highest point in the paris region. however, the sport has yet to appear at the paralympics. but ben derico's been to meet the bikers who want to change that. ben: this is competitive mountain bike racing, a sport where riders hurl themselves off massive jumps, careen through narrow tree—lined trails, and fly downhill at eye—watering speeds. so, i started competing when i was like 12, 11 years old. i used to ride downhill. this is gustavo

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authorities say the river seine is flowing five times faster than usual for this time of year.ning ceremony will take place outside of its traditional setting of a stadium. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. summer heat on the way but we're not expecting wall—to—wall sunshine. in fact, some areas seeing a lot of cloud, even some outbreaks of rain too. this was exeter earlier today, lots of cloud here. contrast that with this picture from norfolk. blue skies, perfect weather for an afternoon on the beach. over the next few days, it will turn warm and plenty sunshine as well. the reason for the change is the position of the jet stream. earlier in the month, the jet stream was positioned to the south of the uk, we were on the colder side, but now it's in the north, it will be brining warmer air and lifting the temperatures. in the afternoon, the temperatures will rise to up to 26 degrees across parts of southeast england. a little bit cooler the further north you go but still generally pleasant. this sunday evening and overnight, a fairly quiet picture, to be honest. a li

have postponed a rehearsal for the olympics opening ceremony because of the high levels of the river seineo take place on monday, with the ceremony itself due in five weeks' time. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. we start with euro 2024, where georgia and czechia are into the second half of their game in hamburg. just before half—time, georges mikautadze cooly slotting home a penalty after the referee spotted a czechia handball in the box, but they hit back in the second half, patrik schick scrambling home after a set piece. the result leaves both teams with a point a piece in group f after both lost their opening games two more games at euro 2024 later, belgium looking to recover from their shock defeat to slovakia on the opening matchday when they take on romania in cologne while in the next hour, portugalface turkey in dortmund — a win for either side likely sending them to the knockout rounds. the attention as always focused on cristiano ronaldo, with manager roberto martinez once again having to answer questions on his captain's fitness and i

and foreign minister spoke out against the who move seine cross to create a red line for you on each um and indeed it was announced today that the european union will use the title of 1400000000 years from the european piece. facilitate to finance alms deliveries, to ukraine, despite congress, disagreement by completely disregarding european laws come great was simply left down to the decision making process. this is a clear red line that has never been such shame, dis, disregard, and violation of common european rules. the full right of it is precisely those who advocate for rule of law procedures at full volume and speak about the threat to democratic values for violating european regulations by let's cross live now to eliminate as percentage follows football, greek, and bassett. a and diploma is nice to have you join me right now and baset of the what's your take on the use decision to use profits from frozen ross and nonsense for ministry support to ukraine not for you claims, recovery and reconstruction. as was stated before. yes. well, this is something that is quite serious an