what should we expect from simone in this final? i - from simone in this final?to these olympics we were used to seeing her just turn olympics we were used to seeing herjust turn up and dominate, you know, with ease. will it be different?— different? yeah, i mean, it will be a — different? yeah, i mean, it will be a bit— different? yeah, i mean, it will be a bit different - different? yeah, i mean, it i will be a bit different because she was planning on doing a six five faculty score, but now she has had to downgrade that. her teammate, michaela skinner, who won the silver on vault, said that she is working on a double pipe dismount, so that's easier than what she normally does. it'll take her difficulty down to a 63. the raining, i should say the reigning beam champion here at this meet so far, he qualified in first place, is gwan chenchen, she has a 69 difficulty on beam stop lisa said she is the reason she won the olympic medal. from simone we will see a bit lower difficulty level but as ownership of the connections together, beam is about connecting your dan

and i don't want to speak for simone, so only simone can answer that question.nk that's absolutely the fair and right answer. she was asked it, you know, after she withdrew, on tv, and she said she thought about it hard. she said, "in the back of my mind, probably, yes, it was there because there are certain triggers, and it could have been a factor." and ijust... again, i wonder now to bring it to you, whetherfor you, despite the fact that the trial of larry nassar, the doctor who worked so closely with the us national team, who was eventually convicted of a string of sex and child pornography crimes in 2018, although that is some years ago, whetherfor you in your own mind it is still a trauma that you deal with all the time. yeah, absolutely. it's something that even after this interview, i'll probably feel sick for the rest of the day orfor a few days. i feel even just nauseous thinking about it right now. it's something that affects me. and i think with healing, it's not one size fits all. there are certain days where i wake up and i feel better and there ar

were you worried for simone?i was very, very sad that in that moment that's what she had to do but, you know, like she said, we all pulled together and put everything down and it was like we got this and we had to do it for her. >> did you know you were loved this much? >> i honestly had no idea. after team final or so, we went to the village and i honestly expected to feel a little embarrassed and people were still coming up to me saying how much i meant and i've done for them in their world. and that was the craziest moment and feeling ever in that moment, i was like, okay, there's more than gymnastics and medals. >> there's more than gymnastics and medals. >> yeah. >> i remember when i interviewed you after the finals and i said, you were a coach and you said you would rather be that were you serious >> in that moment, yes i was the biggest cheerleader, so it was really good. maybe one day, i have no idea what's going to happen i'll take it day by day. >> i did wonder if we were going to see you compete again

there is no quit in simone — did not quit. there is no quit in simone biles.n your brain with respect to twisting _ in your brain with respect to twisting moves. and she no longer had control— twisting moves. and she no longer had control of her body the way she needed _ had control of her body the way she needed to, — had control of her body the way she needed to, and you need to understand how difficult the skills that she _ understand how difficult the skills that she is doing. she made the decision— that she is doing. she made the decision to _ that she is doing. she made the decision to protect her body, her life honestly. i'm just way to be honest. — life honestly. i'm just way to be honest, her life. but also the very selfless _ honest, her life. but also the very selfless cyrillic decision to protect— selfless cyrillic decision to protect her team and their chance for a _ protect her team and their chance for a medal. she was not going to -et for a medal. she was not going to get in _ for a medal. she was not going to get in there — for a medal. she wa

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ah, simone refused to meet him again. he was sentenced to life in prison. someone's case was the 1st to deliver justice to torture victim snowed in tina. although the torture caloric was a 10 defied hit out of the still not been able to identify and for just one of the thousands of tortures still at large. ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, i'm a like of us in the south of india and find out call me back in. this gave me an extensive mining operation to a grand corona virus wept across the world with devastating effects. and it's widely believed to be connected to the legal wildlife trade. here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the world's most threatened animals and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife chase. earth arrived on al jazeera ah, with the curtain sit arise on the cookie paralytic. i want, i want you to investigate japan's problem history of caring for people with disabilities on i'll do 0 the the me ah, me keep away from cadillac or the us warning to americans after what it calls a credible th

the greatest of all time and talking about simone the athlete, only simone the athlete. week for the supports world and frankly for kids and everyone else looking at her saying this was more than just an athlete. this was a human being telling us her story leading the way, who is going to help countless young people and adults as well because of what she did. much more important is the human being as it turns out than just the athlete simone biles. >> well said. what do you think is next for simone? dominique, you go first. >> i would say she's still on her road to healing. she is currently the only survivor on the floor of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal and even said that, it's not just about sport, it's really about changing the culture of the sport of gymnastics which is why i'm standing in my own gym. it's about creating a more positive culture. i know that simone biles is going to be able to do that as well. >> christine? >> yes, we certainly have not seen the last of simone biles. she will have her own tour. she will be out there with young girls cheering fo

get out of the visit simone. again, the court hearing against a former torture is about to take place. it is out of the last chance to find out the names of his 2 other tortures. simone is the only torture willing to talk, but he's afraid it isn't easy to break the 3rd year long. the plans between the tortures and there's appears hit out of the plan is to make simone overcome the speed of retaliation by his former colleagues before the court case begins. in order to use like different means. it doesn't that, that obviously not that out there, but i mean, if we know what the, under the emotion they gained by cindy toys, i don't know why we're going to don't forget shame on them. audio who know what, you know, what it will be telling us what they don't they don't, don't, we don't know why the showing patients. okay. there was somebody over there. what about is i wanna get a handy each one of him, but if you get a job, i got it wasn't my job to take a look at it. you know, she, she hadn't been gimme she got indeed h

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us gymnast simone biles will compete in the summer olympics. this after withdrawing from nearly all of the final events that she qualified for. >> kron four's. andrew martin joins us from tokyo. andrew, when can we see to get well soon as it will be tonight here in tokyo. not exactly sure what time that is packed in san francisco. but we will see her one final time in tokyo, which has a lot of people here excited simone biles came to the tokyo olympics as the face of team usa her and katie ledecky simone biles was projected to win as many as 5 gold medals. but as you mention, she withdrew from the team competition. she had a case of the twisties. she has since pulled out of each of the individual apparatus finals except the balance beam on the last day of gymnastics competition here in tokyo. we will see. simone biles will also see sunni lee and certainly don't want to discount what she's done for team usa. she already has 3 medals here at the tokyo olympics. but of course, the big storyline simone biles will see how she does on the balance bea

simone biles is back. she will compete in tomorrowe action is at the gymn center. he'll have more on that. but first, some other big news, just another gold medal for team usa, huh, tommy? >> reporter: that is so right, hoda. artistic gymnastics is going to wrap up in a major way with that news. simone biles will be here. we've been seeing her for several days. tomorrow night, she will be competing. it's going happen right there on the balance beam. and this comes as both of us saw something incredible today. jade carey winning that gold medal for team usa. >> this morning, here comes simone. usa gymnastics confirming simone biles will compete in the upcoming balance beam final along with teammate suni lee. this will be biles' return to the tokyo stage after exiting from the team final and the all around individual ram f deleted videos of her struggling on the bars and a q&a about the twisties, the feeling of getting lost in the air which she's experienced before, telling her followers, it's never transfer

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simone biles, i bumped into her on the elevator.hletes, one is coming home back to san francisco and he is packing a bronze medal and showed it off here. take a look. let's go behind the scenes with alex massialas, the bronze medal fencer. he didn't win, didn't medal in the individual events but did win the team bronze with his teammates. he's fired up. his family runs that fencing studio in san francisco and he loves how san francisco is bumping new york out of the way in terms of becoming america's hot spot for fencing. >> i've always been proud to be from san francisco. you know that. and you know, we got everything here. i don't care. >> it's nice to see. here's the family, sabrina their daughter, alex, the coach, dad, who is also the head coach for fencing on their way to hawaii for a little vacation with the entire usa fencing team. we got a lot going on here. guys, i love this morning's show because it's an 11:00 p.m. morning show. just my style. >> no kidding. >> keeping you on schedule. >> thanks so much. >>> let's check in

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simone biles stepped away.ed up sharing the spotlight with all of these other incredible u.s. gymnasts and they have all shined, shep. >> fantastic tom, thanks a lot. let's turn to justin gatlin. it's great to have you here. italy's marcell jacobs, man, how surprised was everyone >> we were very surprised. people in the track world, you watch the sprints. you watch the progression over this season. he's ran 6.40 in indoors and then he went outdoors and broke the national record for italy at least twice. he did his pr twice in the semis and in the finals. >> still mighty impressive you were fastest man in the world. american fred curly took the silver in tokyo. what do you think it will take for the united states to get back on top of that podium >> mental. it's -- it's seizing the moment. being on that big stage and you know you have to be bigger than the moment you have to think of it as the best practice in your life don't let the moment be bigger than you and when you cross the line, celebrate with everyone

simon, and you very much. simon jones _ presence there. simon, and you very much.mon, and you very much. simon jones at raf _ presence there. simon, and you very much. simon jones at raf brize - much. simonjones at raf brize norton. the government has been facing criticism after reports that thousands of emails sent to the foreign office from those eligible for evacuation from afghanistan were left unread for days. the observer revealed a foreign office e—mail inbox collating cases from mps and others regularly had 5,000 unread e—mails through the week. we can now speak to the labour mp for bristol west, thangham debbonaire. thank you forjoining us this evening. what type of messages where you receiving and what volume of messages where you receiving with regards to afghanistan and the situation there?— situation there? from afghan constituents _ situation there? from afghan constituents and _ situation there? from afghan constituents and people - situation there? from afghan constituents and people in i constituents and people in afghanistan and people with relati

simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone...ty to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >> fighting through mental health challenges, which she acknowledged publicly. simone biles returned to competition to win the bronze medal on the balance beam. we go to tokyo. you said you were 20 yards away. describe what that comeback was like and this win was like. >> for the first time at these games, in my experience there was an atmosphere. no spectators. mostly media members from around the world, some fellow athletes. they said to keep social distancing. everyone standing to their feet when simone answered. my heart was pumping. one media member had cardboard cutouts of simone biles's dog because she wanted to show love to her. that's what this environment was like. she kept calm. i watched her. she stayed relabxed before this big moment and encouraged

what should we expect from simone biles later?or her dismounts and her double twisting double back or even a fall end. — twisting double back or even a fall end, which is a full twist and — fall end, which is a full twist and two _ fall end, which is a full twist and two flips. i think she will pull— and two flips. i think she will pull that— and two flips. i think she will pull that out and probably switch _ pull that out and probably switch it to just flipping twice _ switch it to just flipping twice without twisting, which is where _ twice without twisting, which is where her brain can handle right— is where her brain can handle right now— is where her brain can handle right now from a confucian perspective. i thinkjust an altered _ perspective. i thinkjust an altered routine to make it comfortable for her so that she can actually participate in one of the — can actually participate in one of the event finals which she so desperately wants to do. ithink— so desperately wants to do. i think there will be a lot of support for her

it was more than just about simone biles. this was about as you mentioned, mental health, the issue of mental health and the future generations of athletes, and athlete or not, if you're going through struggles, simone biles is letting everyone know it's okay to not feel okay and you can remove yourself from any situation na you that you don'tl comfortable building in in that moment. this is the ultimate story of perseverance. simone said she felt like she had the weight of the world on her shoulders at times, her mentals weren't right but she took some time, protected her state of mind, and got back out there on a 4 inch beam with the world watching and took a leap of faith, and she nailed it. the crowd erupted. she told media afterwards, john and brianna, it's been a long week, a long five years. i didn't expect to medal today. i wanted to go out and do it for me. and that's what i did. it feels more special this bronze, than the balance beam bronze at rio. i will cherish it for a long time. she won four gold medals in the

i wonder what you think will do for simone biles and herfuture will do for simone biles and her futureics? i think it is opened _ gymnastics? i think it is opened up _ gymnastics? i think it is opened up a _ gymnastics? ithink it is opened up a large - gymnastics? i think it is - opened up a large conversation on the — opened up a large conversation on the physical and orthopaedic risks— on the physical and orthopaedic risks which athletes deal with and the — risks which athletes deal with and the mental health aspects stop that she is definitely somebody that people are looking up to right now for the decision— looking up to right now for the decision she is making and i am not sure — decision she is making and i am not sure she is done with the sport — not sure she is done with the sport she _ not sure she is done with the sport. she does have a tour coming _ sport. she does have a tour coming up that she is hosting and i— coming up that she is hosting and i know she is participating in that— and i know she is participating in that and i would not rule out — in that and i would not r

let's go to hoda's one-on-one with simone biles. obviously simone's time at the tokyo olympics was a roller coaster ride. it shined the light on the mental health challenges that face elite athletes. simone still managed to get two aged to get two more medals, and before she left tokyo, she and hoda sat down to talk about all of it >> simone biles, i don't know how to articulate how proud of you i am i am overflowing with pride. how are you feeling? >> it's so crazy i was able to get back out there and do one more routine it felt amazing. >> what are you feeling in this moment take your brain out of it. >> i'm proud of myself for how i pushed up and learn that dismount that i haven't put up in years i wasn't expecting to walk away with a medal or anything i just wanted to go out there and do it for myself and i did >> did you think about not doing it >> in the beginning whenever i kept over-rotating the dismount i was like, yes. but then i was like, i think i can do it. i know i have a good beam set and i felt fairly confident. >> c

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i can't blame simone biles for pulling out. the way i think of it is, imagine just going on a really rough roller coaster, lots of flips and dives and twists and turns and the minute you get off the roller coaster, someone says, now, do a backflip. if that scares you, now, imagine doing three and a half triple backflips through the air, standing still, over and over. that ability to know where your body is in space, i can't even fathom that. i can't even wrap my brain around something like that. which is why i'm struggling to wrap my brain around some of the criticism of simone biles for dropping out. >> i don't get it, either. she's actually known for that ability to see herself in the air, to really know where she is. that's why she can pull off those tricks that some people say are too dangerous to do in competition. because she has that enormous sense of self. i would say she still has an enormous sense of self. and when you said roller coaster, i thought you were going to talk about the emotional roller coaster that she's

simone biles wins the bronze, and i do mean wins. some victories are not about finishing first, and this is one of them. biles' medal is a victory for awareness about mental health after she pulled out of all the other individual events from the olympics, suffering from what is known as the twisties, losing herself in the air during these performances. >> now, the greatest female gymnast in history turning in this solid performance in tokyo to wrap up a gut wrenching games on a high note. coy wire is standing by live in tokyo with the details. i watched it, coy, no sign of the twisties there. >> no, you know, here she was, she's even said that she felt like, brianna, she had the weight of the world on her shoulders at times. i was there in the venue behind me, and you could see there was a camera in her face everywhere she went, magnifying the moment. the crowd, and i will say crowd because there were more media at this event than any other that i had been to here in tokyo, including other gymnastics events. there were cheers from me

tweeting, doing this for us, simone biles. in the pool, americans katie ledecky and caleb dressel adding to their medal hauls. >> katie ledecky will win her third straight olympic gold in the women's 800 free. >> reporter: and she may not be done yet. >> i want to go to paris, and i want to keep representing our country at this level. >> caleb dressel is trying to get his second individual gold of these games and he'll do it! >> reporter: dressel breaking his own world record in the 100-meter butterfly. >> it took a world record to win the olympic final. >> reporter: but he and the rest of the inaugural mixed relay team failed to podium. jamaica sweeping the women's 100-meter dash after gold medal favorite, sha-carrie richardson, was pulled from the games after a positive drug test. elaine thompson-hera beating florence griffith joyner's 33-year-old olympic record. covid is making its mark on these games. tokyo recording over 4,000 cases today, an increase of over 200% from last week. american pole vaulter matt ludwig had just

first of all you're lucky to be able to see simone biles perform. you got to see her compete in person. tell us how it was. >> i did. it's different from watching it on tv or watching it from an nbc newsroom. it's spectacular. simone biles won the gold med al here, even before the event started she won. competing here especially with her well-documented mental health issues, the ability to be able to compete is a huge victory. sitting in that arena, you could feel the energy. we're going to show you the full broadcast later on coming up tonight on nbc bay area but let's take you behind the scenes, show you some of the photos that i took and among the things that actually stands out, it's not quite as empty as you might think. there are a few thousand people in there journalists, support staff and all the teammates from the other countries and teams. as for simone biles, she was strong. physically and i would imagine here mentally. lot stronger than she's been the last couple weeks. she lit up with a huge smile after she completed her routine. even b

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simone biles returning for a dramatic comeback.es longman in tokyo. >> reporter: tonight, the return of a champion. simone biles catapulting herself among the ranks of olympic greats. she performed a near flawless routine. taking home the bronze -- her seventh medal. she's now tied with '90s phenom shannon miller as the most decorated american olympic gymnast. >> i honestly wasn't even expecting to medal on beam. i just was trying to go out there and hit a good beam set and compete one more time at this olympic games. >> reporter: in a week of twists and turns, bichls withdrew from the team final, stepping away if her mental health. it looked like the lights had dimmed for america's star gymnast. revealing on instagram revealing something called "the twisties." >> the only reason i could do beam was because there was no twisting, so thank god for that. >> reporter: and today, biles saying that this bronze means more than all of her golds -- a recognition of her resilience. whit, i was in the arena watching simone perform. the atmos

as from what we saw from simone biles. she said something interesting cht winning this bronze medal here was better than all of her gold medals. that gives you a little perspective of what she's been dealing with her mental health. there she is, simone biles at our headquarters. i was inside the arena when she won the bronze. watching her on that beam, what stood out to me is just her energy. you can sense the nerves before she competed. how could she do this and would she get hurt. you see that radiance smile and the hug. that says it all with her coach. simone biles is a winner. >> i am not mad at all. so proud of the girls, all of them. i am going home in one a littles about. i am not i think we have all opened bigger doors and bigger conversations. >> she's going to go home with that bronze medal. we also spent some time with suni lee. what a gem she is. she leaves with three medals. she had some fun recounting her performance on the balancing beam. she was shocked that she kept her balance and she talked about the imp

simone biles' decision demonstrates we have a say in our own health.elt that i had as an olympian. and you i believe had the video there of the beam when you fell on the beam. take us back to that moment and what that was like for you and why you think this is progress that she's able to say i'm pulling myself out of this. >> my foot slipped during the event finals on balance beam and i landed straight on my head. as you see, my coach turned her back on me at that time and didn't even ask if i was okay. it just shows the inappropriate behavior of our coaches in that generation. and the abusive methodologies that took place that i have been such an advocate for, for so many years to speak up and say, hey, our athletes' safety and well-being needs to be a priority. these are important and they have long-lasting effects. when i landed on my head it was a moment to show the world and help explain what dire consequences can happen when things like this can occur. there's a completely different situation, but also, it draws a parallel to nobody was there for

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having simone being back is great. i'm really proud of her. she's been through a lot this olympics, so it's going to be great to see her out there. >> reporter: performance consulh robert andrews who worked with biles nearly four years through the rio olympic games says biles' return to the balance beam will be tough especially when she's suffering from the twisties when a mental block hurts a gymnast during aerial moves. >> it's such a difficult event in aerial space and you have to know where you are on everything because you only have a-- a little 4-inch strip to land on. >> reporter: tonight marks the final gymnastics routine and simone biles' return to the competition floor. it will be the only time in these games she can win a medal in an individual event. in that quest biles joints suni lee. biles won bronze on the balance team in 2016. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, and happy birthday to you. well, rafael nadal is a two-time gold medalist but because of an injury, he chose to sit this olympics out. we got to ask the tennis supersta

stop us, jim simone ballston sensationally, pulling out a 2 more finals 1st. she withdrew from the gym, gnostics team event on tuesday, and afterwards from the all round competitions, to quote focus on mental health. it's now left to see whether or not she'll be able to participate in the coming weeks finals. while some observers say this moves her greatest achievement, yet others claim she's let her teammates down when they needed her most. i say put mental health 1st because okay, sometimes they even sit out the big competitions to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk you lympics individual all around competition and women's gymnastics simone. bias one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport for time on the big champion, quite surprisingly for many decided to withdraw from the, from the round and eventually the russian team or r o c. if you may, 1 gold in that discipline. first, that was cited us simone biles decided to withdraw to medical reasons. then it became clear as cited by the teams entourage and by bio self that this was a mental hea

simone bills is scheduled to compete in the balance beenl event. she was a favorite to win gold in multiple events before she withdrew last week citing mental health concerns. the balance beam is her final chance for gold this tokyo. she already has a silver as part of the u.s. women's team final. world sport anchor patrick snell is standing by here in atlanta. but first we go to blake essig live in tokyo. good to see you. so simone biles poised to compete later this hoyer with t hour with the world watching her latest move. what is the late snes. >> reporter: in less than one hour, city hone biles will make a dramatic return to olympic competition and she will do it on the balance beam while spectators aren't allowed inside to watch the competition, a handful of people waited for several hours during the hottest part of the day just for the chance to see the great one in person. and for some of these lucky fans, they are actually able to do that. it happened a couple hours ago, city hone biles and team usa gymnastics who are staying at a hotel rig

before the olympics compare to the simone you saw?fering. i was hoping i could do something to help her. >> simone left this thank you message and on twitter, she'll be grateful for the chance to come here and get her skills back. >> translator: helping get simone back on her feet, if we were even a small part of that was a big success. >> reporter: simone was training on this balance beam and realized this was the only event she would compete in, there was no twisting movement involved. she spent a period of days in secret, hours inside this arena trying to perfect her balance beam so she could make her return to the olympics and win the bronze medal for team usa. will ripley. >> that wraps this hours of "cnn newsroom." in north america, "new day" is just ahead. for the rest of the world, it's "connecting africa." usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made fo

>> i'm glad simone bias is back. going to compete. what i love about the olympics is watching all these sports that i would never be caught dead watching any other time. i find myself watching water polo and watching bad mitten the other day. what's so great about the olympics is so many americans are so good at these sports and they get very little attention except once every four years during the olympic games. so great to see them put their talents on display. and then you have these athletes like gwen berry and raven sanders who knows this is the only time anyone is going to pay any attention to them use their moment not to lift us up and lift our spirits but to tear their country down. i find that very sad. and i wish if they really want to learn about systemic oppression they should go across town and talk to bell rugs bella resolution sprinter. they could learn something about what systemic oppression. no one going to arrest them when they come back they will just be forgotten. >> mike: will marc mentioned san

simon: it is good to see you again. and i spoke a few months ago and we talked about transformation, largely because of the emergency that the pandemic created. there was a significant shift toward remote, digital learning across all levels, k-12, everyone shifted online. that has continued. you see classes back in session. we see a very distinct, hybrid future. we have pivoted to our digital products across many parts of our businesses. we have been doing this for 20 years, shifting from a traditional textbook company into a digital learning company. over the past few years especially, we have seen huge growth. this past year we have reached the inflection point, where our digital growth is now faster than the print decline. we have seen 82% in the upper levels. k-12, we just acquired another company and that will further enhance our digital delivery with wonderful supplementary products. we feel very good about our digital future right now. matt: i can imagine if ever there was a time for schools to take the lead and

double earnings alert shares of simon port on the move start with courtney reagan listening in on simon's call. >> hi. simon properties shared up by more than 3.5% reporting stronger than expected earnings and slightly higher revenues net income increased and portfolio operating income including the centers it owns as well as other segments increase of 32.5%. funds from operations, that fico number increased more than 52% year over year to 1.217 billion dollars. ceo david simon is pleased with cash flow in the second quarter and simon notes increasing shopper traffic, retailer sales and leasing activity at his centers. o occupancy 91.8%. and simon also upping its full year guidance and inkrieging div dp dp dp dividend to $1.50 per share. government restrictions in facting results in some areas but says signed 1,400 leases in the second quarter with a "significant number still in the pipeline." added a recent meeting of his leasing team reported to him the most active deal committing in several years. mr. simon noted retail sales in the centers are up 13% in the first half of 2021 when com

. >>> and then simone biles pulls out of another event. she has just one more opportunity if in fact she takes it to compete in the games. i'm going to talk to famed american goalie brianna scurry who knows better than almost anyone who simone is going through. that conversation which you don't want to miss is coming up. >>> we want to begin with a senate push for a bipartisan infrastructure bill. chuck schumer saying the final text is imminent and reiterated his hopes to finish the bill before august recess. >> once the legislative text of the agreement is finalized, and i understand it is being ienlized imminently, i will offer it as a substitute amendment, as i've always promised. and then the senate can finally begin voting on additional amendments. given the thoroughly bipartisan nature of the bill, i expect we'll be able to consider all the relevant amendments and finish the bill in a matter of days. >>> joining me now, democratic congresswoman of california, judy chu, chair of the congressional asian-pacific american caucus. congres

>> simone. >> me?na williams, lebron james. >> what your teammates said, i don't think i heard you. >> mine's simone. >> mine is, too. >> thank you, guys i appreciate it. >> sometimes you just got to receive it. >> yes. >> i love these girls. >> perfect place to end it right there. thank you. we love y'all. >> thank you. >> you made us proud in every way, and in a really deep way for these olympics so thank you to all of you. >> all: thank you. >> a lot for with these ladies throughout the morning thank you so much. >> we'll sample some of japan's favorite drinks. >>> an >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i am marcus washington. a live look at san francisco. with vaccination requirements on the horizon, thousands of city workers there have not received shots. according to the chronicle, which reports at least 2700 city employees are still not vaccinated, including front line workers. san francisco was the first major u.s. city to require shots or vigorous testing once vaccines have full fda approval. >>> me

simon and garfunkel had 500,000 in that space. we are not having 500,000.. >> reporter: clive davis wanted to make sure the concert had a wide range of headliners. yes, springsteen and simon, but also the killers, the rising hip-hop star polo g, and the colombian pop sensation poluma. whether it's the monterey pop festival or working in latin music, working with black artists, how are you so comfortable in all those different places? >> you had to be comfortable. they don't play a record because you discovered joplin or springsteen. you've got to prove it every time. >> reporter: every time. >> i've always had to work hard. i believe in working hard. >>> this is going to be a real unique setback. >> reporter: clive davis shares that work ethic with many of the artists who will be performing at saturday's concert. >> i've had a band since i was 14 1/2. and it was the only thing i was really deeply interested in. >> the joy is in the work, and i must say i do get a sense of pleasure out of the fact that millions of people really liked what i did and got somet