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compensation was launched by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley. well, the answer to a finally threw in the towel. it's a true victory for student athletes who have been exploited for decades. skinner was a sponsor of a california bill that paved the way california kick started it. we passed our law in 2019 22. other states followed us. some of those new state laws were set to take effect on july 1st, the policy change now levels the playing field, allowing all college athletes to benefit financially from their name, image and likeness, instagram. your youtube you think about kaitlyn ohashi, the great gymnast. she had over a million viewers. anybody else a lot of money off their youtube video, not caitlin. why because of the rules. the new ncaa rules allow student athletes to use professional services as well, such as agents, tax advisors, marketing consultants, attorneys and brand managers. athletes that are on social media, and it could become really popular and then different. brands different

allow student compensation was launched by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley. well, the ansi to a finally threw in the towel. it's a true victory for student athletes who've been exploited for decades. skinner was a sponsor of a california bill that paved the way california kick started it. we passed our law in 2019 22. other states followed us. some of those new state laws were set to take effect on july 1st the paypal. policy change now levels the playing field, allowing all college athletes to benefit financially from their name, image and likeness. instagram your youtube you think about kaitlyn ohashi, the great gymnast. she had over million viewers. anybody else with a million viewers made a lot of money off their youtube video, not caitlin. why because of the rules the new ncaa rules allow student athletes to use professional services as well, such as agents, tax advisors, marketing. consultants attorneys and brand managers. athletes that are on social media and could become really popular and then different

baddiel and skinner - said it now. baddiel and skinner there with _ said it now. are having an enormous party on wembley way, it is coming home, they are knocking on the door, but of course, that match against italy will be telling because perhaps the dream final we have got here between the two form sides, england in their first majorfinalfor 55 the two form sides, england in their first major final for 55 years, they are going to be back in the next hour, but for now, let's head back to the studio with aggressor. —— lukwesa. other news now. the government says people will still be "expected" to wear masks in many indoor spaces and on public transport after covid restrictions in england are lifted. the prime minister is due to confirm tomorrow, whether most of england's lockdown rules will end on the 19th ofjuly, including the legal requirement to wear masks. the vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, says the government wants to stress the need for "both a personal responsibility and a corporate responsibility" as restrictions are eased. here's our health corresponde

>>> senator nancy skinner, have a good holiday weekend.ormer cal swimmer ryan murphy. at cal he wasn't able to cash in. three-time gold medicalist heading to tokyo. he still living in berkeley and cashing in on his success, speedo, eli lily on his big deals >> it's fantastic. all that kind of moot, so quickly here at the end. i think it's fantastic, definitely going to be a learning curve for some athletes. my advice is don't try to rush into getting any deals right now. make sure you understand what your value is before you sign the dotted line on anything. that's probably the biggest thing i'm nervous about is people rushing into deals and inadvertently lowering their value long term. but i think at the end of the day, really good move. i'm happy for the athletes that they can now do everything that everyone else is doing and not be restricted by these rules by ncaa >>> he was a business major at cal, so this is something he knows well. by the way, we will see murphy in tokyo, the opening ceremony is july 23rd. >>> up next, we have a dat

skinner's bill would make some holdupswith no weapons or serious injuries. misdemeanor petty thefts, skinner says the bill will help ensure that in the case of theft, the punishment meets the crime. oakland police say gunfire erupted downtown this afternoon not far away from police headquarters. officers are now investigating this shooting. that happened just after three p. m this afternoon at eighth street and broadway near chinatown. police say there were no injuries reported after the gunfire. anyone with information about the shooting or anyone who has security camera footage is asked to put in a call to oakland police. coming up expanded health care for californians, the bill governor newsom signed today first, though a shocking announcement from team usa gymnast simone biles after she decided to pull out of the games team competition today to focus on her mental health, i say put mental health first, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport, and you're not going to succeed as much as he want to after the break, why experts say her

>> in the summer of 1839, a formal skinner accidentally sailed across the shores of the united states and transform the federal courts into a forum for an explosive national debate. the drama that began with the enslaved africans on the -- end to control of the vessel off of the coast of cuba would culminate in the supreme of the united states with a former president arguing on behalf of the africans who vied for freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ the case forced the federal board to consider the legal foundations of the choice. ♪ ♪ ♪ for several weeks in the summer of 1839, newspapers along the atlantic coast reported sightings of a materials schooner supposedly commanded by african pirates. late in august, the crew of the navy brig washington spotted a badly damaged vessel in long island sound. and a short party trailing to local residents known along the new york coast. when the naval officers boarded the alistair, they were embraced by tuesday spanish men fleeing from a group of african men who they had purchased as slaves in cuba, but who had taken control of the ship. the crew of the washington too

if he does, it will certainly help frank skinner. _ 2030.or and euphoria about the match tomorrow. best situation in 25 years, let's hope they can do well tomorrow night. and he's tapping into that mood and he realises that it's part of his vision, he would love to have the world cup here in 2030. he'sjust hosted the g7, he has cop26 in november. he wants to be seen on is a big player. he's let into and a half thousand ua for officials tomorrow. to try and ease that part. it looks like there might be... to make it work. will see how far he gets but good luck to him.- gets but good luck to him. that's cuite a gets but good luck to him. that's quite a hat _ gets but good luck to him. that's quite a hat trick. _ gets but good luck to him. that's quite a hat trick. rachel, - gets but good luck to him. that's quite a hat trick. rachel, let's . quite a hat trick. rachel, let's look at the big game tomorrow. i know you're not a massive football fan, but we're all football fans, let's face it. the guardian saying england will have no fear according

skinner posting on instagram today, looks like i get to put a competition leo on just one more time. doing this for us, simone biles. it's go time, baby. the news about biles, not that surprising, after she posted and later removed this video. writing on friday, literally, can't tell up from down. biles, still, could compete in the floor and beam finals, next week. while the lineup shakes out in gymnastics. >> announcer: it's all katie ledecky. >> reporter: team usa was swimming on a goldr for katie ledecky. >> reporter: katie ledecky won the 800 meter ending her run in tokyo with two silvers and two golds. >> gold medal number seven. congratulations. did it feel any different than, say, gold medal number six? >> yeah. i mean, each one has a special story behind it, i think. and um, you know, this one. i won that event three olympics in a row now and that is a pretty special story. >> reporter: caeleb dressel broke his own world record, his third gold medal in tokyo. >> do you feel like world-record pace when you are doing it? >> no. no. >> and the pain continues for dressel. he is t

skinner's bill would make some holdups with no weapons or serious injuries. thefts, skinner says the bill will help ensure that in the case of theft, the punisher it fits the crime. oakland police now investigating a shooting in the downtown area, not far from police headquarters. this happened just after 30 clock yesterday afternoon at eighth and broadway, near chinatown. police say no injuries were reported, but anyone with information about the shooting or anyone with security camera footage is asked to call oakland police. federal investigators are now unsure how many people died in a jet crash right near the truckee airport monday afternoon. the faa requires two pilots to fly the bombardieri challenger jet, and now they're. board. there was at least one passenger but now paperwork later surface, saying there was a total of four people on board. but the corner there in the county has not commented yet on the actual number of bodies that type of jet can carry as many as 12 passengers. the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. no one on the ground w

skinner was a sponsor of a california bill that paved the way california kick started it.we passed our law in 2019 22. other states followed us. some of those new state laws were set to take effect on july 1st the policy change now levels the playing field, allowing all college athletes to benefit financially from their name, image and likeness, instagram. your youtube you think about kaitlyn ohashi, the great gymnast she had over a million viewers. anybody else with a million viewers made a lot of money off their youtube video, not caitlin. why because of the rules. the new ncaa rules allow student athletes to use professional services as well, such as agents, tax advisors, marketing consultants, attorneys and brand managers. athletes that are on social media, and i can't imagine any aren't. could become really popular and then different brands. different sponsors would knock on their door and pay them to advertise. mike bernstein is president of golden gate sports, an agency that representsathletes turning pro the key question whether or not the athletes will be able to

we chat live with team usa gymnast mykala skinner. >>> making history. >> a gold medal for lee kiefer and the united states. >> this is what we've been waiting for, working for, dreaming about. >> the athletes behind the first ever gold medal for the u.s. in their events are celebrating with us live. all that, plus the thrill of victory from one coach's over the top joy -- >> he is going crazy. >> oh, my goodness. >> -- to a game-winning home run for the u.s. softball team. >> back it goes. it's gone! they will be the home team in the gold-medal game against japan. >> the not-to-be-missed moments that make the olympics so unforgettable. >> he's like putting on a show like mick jagger on the rolling stones. >> today monday, july 26th, 2021. >> ledecky is on her way to history. >> and there it is. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" at the olympic games, with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from tokyo, japan. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" and welcome to tokyo. it is great to have you with us on this monday morning. if you thought that a

skinner practicing a floor routine going airborne with a perfect landing's, and sunni lee showing off skills on the uneven bars team usa also posing for photos along with their coaches, seeming to be in good spirits. even though one of their own, alternate kara eaker now in quarantine after testing positive for covid competition gets under way this saturday, and excitement is building here, and outside the olympic stadium, where the opening ceremony is taking place. we found lines of people taking photos by the olympic rings. what are you most excited to see? >> the opening ceremony tomorrow. yeah. i -- i want to see the purple -- the fans we spoke to want to watch the games, but understanding reasoning behind the strict covid measures. >> i wish people were watch it directly, but seeing for the current condition, that, yeah, this is the wisest. >> reporter: the wisest decision. >> that they made, i guess, yeah >> reporter: nice to hear from people here in tokyo excited about the games, but we know there are still serious concerns surrounding the pandemic before i go, one more olympic

if we went in skinner, national millions, i think if it's small, but could you put in a to do that. okay, sure that i toners and all your dom been doing the preschool with you because sure, sure. and who does treatment well from, from assume one toys. as if you're to get here, when you're done restaurant in one. yes ma'am. she already has. you should do it. michelle, you don't, don't, don't, don't do that being said she didn't, don't one of my specialty tom? yes, you're the more you said the wow. don't and she went on, so i wonder where all fit do is on the bush estimated to go now you're done. don't discussion was your order in the day boskus you before i sit on the wall out on the book with position on the go to the ship. you best said given that the money killed the to the to do was more the city. yes. you're doing the potential for me to do you, but there's a look at his you want to keep it. he said, you can resist sort of thing one yesterday and i said you're going to come and you are going to put the said you put in addition, allusion to occasion fed to do different. i got thi

gymnastics, she's taking the situation with grace, and her replacement, mykayla skinner will be competing tonight in those uneven bars and the vault. >> thanks a lot mair we head to another busy day in tokyo. both team usa and china are tied with the most medals. 46 each. china, though, has more gold medals with 21. team usa behind with 16. the russian committee is behind. >> this was his first day out of quarantine, that had to feel good. in 15 minutes we'll go back to tokyo and raj will take us to a part of tokyo you likely haven't seen. >>> a record coming out of tokyo. they passed the 4,000 mark for new covid cases in one day. 4,058 reported. the last report was last thursday. now, to put this in perspective on the day of opening ceremony a week ago, tokyo reported fewer than 1,400 cases. only 21 of the new case rs connected to the olympics and there are no athlete cases. in all, fewer than 250 covid cases are connected to the olympics. >>> covid clearly not the main focus for some olympic fans in tokyo. some today openly defying calls from authorities to please stay home because of t

>> i think it's definitely nerves and as mykayla skinner said, they are feeling a little lost becauseaudience there to feed off of that adrenaline i couldn't imagine at any of my pre-olympic games not having the audience there chanting, go usa or at least just feeding off of their energy so it has to be tough. but i love that they're in second place, honestly, it makes it a competition. >> you make a bunch of mistakes and you're still in second place, and nothing but gold ahead if you can get there simone biles as you know posted about the pressure of the olympics she says she truly feels like i have the weight of the world on my shoulders at times. you know, athletes know this pressure of feeling the weight of the team and sometimes their fans in this case, it's a whole nation i can't even imagine >> i felt that leading into the 1996 olympic games in atlanta, georgia. we were expected to win gold to make history, to be the first ever women's team to do that, and i knew as one of the leaders of that team that my scores really did matter, so i feel what she's feeling, but i hope she kn

when skinner behind is inflamed, it can become a torment. manuel has rediscovered the simple joy of being able to hold a hot drink in his hand. something that would have been unthinkable just 6 weeks ago. the howard i'll be gone in, i was like again started to develop a rash on which i initially underestimated. then it started to flake hot and gradually there was this growing pressure in the skin as if the skin was too small for my hands to help in. and then it started to crack and bleed. blue they don't is, i'll keep loved. this is what is handling to help in and then it started to crack and bleed. the blue they don't is of keep loved. this is what is hands used to look like. he was diagnosed with hand eczema a non contagious, but very common ailment in manuel case. it was likely triggered by his job. he's a mechanic and does a lot of work with his hands. suzanne has had hand eczema for a year. now. she works in music marketed, mine where required hospital stay, so that doctors could get to the bottom of what was putting his hands in such a terrible state. went up, i tend to do i'm patie

when skinner behind is inflame it can become a torment. manuel has rediscovered the simple joy of being able to hold a hot drink in his hand. something that would have been unthinkable just 6 weeks ago. the howard, i'll be gone in and out. my skins started to develop a rash, which i initially underestimated. then it started to flake hot and gradually there was this growing pressure in the skin as if the skin was too small for my hands to help in. and then it started to crack and bleed. blue they don't, is ascii plot. this is what his hands used to look like. he was diagnosed with hand, eczema, non contagious, but very common ailment. in mine was case, it was likely triggered by his job and he's a mechanic and does a lot of work with his hands. suzanne has had hand eczema for a year. now. she works in music marketing. in her case, the causes were from her own body. he was been yeah, and i did mainly my allergies. i'm stressed under the stress factor, which is hard to suppress. what does this then i get these little bubbles forming under the skin and it's horribly itchy, but then you star

skinner is in for the vault as for the bars, it's l will i that will represent team usa. we like this tweet, skirn tweeting, looks like i get to put a competition leotard on one who time. can't wait to compete in the vault finals. doing it for us, simone biles, it's go time, baby. here is a down side of the covid style olympics. because of the new covid rules, once you are done competing, you have 48 hours to get out of tokyo. it's a hard and fast rule. which is good news for everyone back hope in the bay area. take a look. or cal park tonight. if giants game and guess who ? it's monica abbott, the silver medalist from team usa softball. stretching out and she is a good lefty there. throwing out the first pitch in tonight's giants game. she tells our reporter that she is grateful that women's softball is getting so much attention. and we agree. women's softball, we hope sticks around as a sport. terry and jannell, we will come back and talk about the first day out of quarantine and we will check in with the family. >> you are a free man, raj, to l be up to. check in with

michaela skinner will compete in the vault finals in the us.ys she doesn't trust herself at the moment any more. she said there were a couple of days where everybody tweet you and you feel may be the weights of the world on your shoulders. she said sometimes you just have to step back. we may see them all the time as the superhuman athlete foot out of competition they are just like the rest of us. there's already been controversy surrounding drugs on the track? yes, and one of the big names in the woman's100 metres it on your way home afterfailing a woman's100 metres it on your way home after failing a drugs test. it is blessing okagbare. she was suspended after being tested positive for human growth hormone. that was on the 19th ofjuly. blessing okagbare had won her 100 picture feet on friday and was due to line up in a few hours against dina asher—smith in the first semifinal, head of the final later on today. she won a silver medal in the beijing olympics in the long jump. this comes after ten nigerian athletes were declared ineligible for t

rebound in competition in the their own., they're down onof mykayla skinner, the squad's oldest member is heading home after failing to qualify for an events final. she says o it was her first olympics. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, thank you. and now this, california's largest wildfireinilre eations the dixie fire doubled in size less than a week and is one of 86 blazes burning out west. cbs' carter evans reports from crescet mills, california. >> reporter: the dixie fire tore through the community of indian falls, overwhelming firefighters struggling to save homes, the flames leaving behind torched cars and reducing houses to rubble. it's where elizabeth catterson us >> it was devastating. combining with another fire.is it's burned more than 200,000 acres. nearly 5,500 firefighters are working to contain the flames amid dangerous conditions with thick smoke. can you describe to me what it looks like when you're driving into the fire? >> similar to a blizzard where you could see maybe 20-30 feet in front of your head lights at times. >> reporter: it's one of 86 raging wildfires b

but skinner reports it's made out to be one of the coolest job in the world, working for the secret services. not only don't drink come, shaken, not stirred. because the coolest gadget. and of course, you always get the bad guy that a newer certainty worked for the french with 52 percent thing that they want to be fine. with me, i want to be a spy to have a big car, a beautiful life money, a lot of money. i'd love to because it would be funny. this has been a monday advice on investigations, and sometimes it's very sensational to discover the hidden truth. and i would love to always have the best tables in restaurants, the best cars, the most beautiful women, and totally spectacular. and they know it all because they are the people who know everything in a paid to make the pro sac black cloak and dagger the french secret services. and the g. s. i a giving us mere mortals a peek into its work to launch the 1st website, which snippets about top secret missions threatening of terrorism saw you were attacks on foreign agents. no, they're not talking about me. just hold up for a 2nd. nobody didn'

to administer to to the bitter taste or incorrect doses from crushed adult pills. won't jeanette, skinner does the director of strategy at unite aid, and that's a global agency. she explains why this initiative is so important. this is really a tremendous breakthrough. it's a new child friendly h i v madison. it's going to be reaching countries where it's going to be making a tremendous difference about one point. 8000000 children are living with h. i v worldwide, but only half of them receive treatment. so we still see $100000.00 children dying of aids each year. so this is really a game changer. we're very excited with cade and the clinton hall access foundation tied to be working together and seeing 1st delivery of this new, groundbreaking medication in nigeria and allow li, uganda, kenya, sim, bob lambert. but we really think that it will drive down mortality rate significantly the earlier children get on treatment, the greater their chances of survival. so as i mentioned, $100000.00 kids dying from h, i v aids related illnesses each year. we really see an opportunity to drive that do

kiron skinner, see you back again soon.day. connell mcshane is in the town of glenrock wyoming. see if i get this right. a company founded by gates run as nuclear power plant, the residents of that town want the nuclear plant in the town, right? reporter: absolutely. they want the jobs that come along with it. they know the coal-fired plant that has been in glenrock is going away. people want something to take its place. you get the sense this is a very small town. the population is only 2600. so when that coal plant does close it will take almost 200 jobs with it. that is a lot around here. the mayor and other local officials we've been speaking with, they know they need a replacement. >> i think it would be a good thing for our town to, probably bring more people in. >> glenrock, we've been a energy city if you will, town for the entirety of our existence. for us here, this is a beautiful opportunity to continue developing energy that the rest of the country needs and uses. reporter: now the company behind this is terra p

but for now, mykayla skinner is going to be taking her place in the vault.ganizers have reported one of the highest daily increases of covid cases since july. 1st. >> marielena balouris has the very latest from tokyo. there are now 220 people connected to the olympic bubble who have now tested positive for covid-19 here in japan. >> those 220 people are part of the 3300 new covid-19 cases reported friday in japan, down slightly from the record breaking high of more than 3800 new cases in the city the day before that total contributes to the more than 10,600 daily confirmed cases of covid-19 in japan. a record high for the country. olympic organizers believe they're adequately controlling cases in the olympic bubble. thanks to semi regular testing of all stakeholders. they say they're taking any violation of the covid policies and protocols. seriously a violation of the playbook as for particular case. >> that will be no through made here that we conduct investigation and then based upon the investigation that we conducted. we take appropriate measures at thi

for acknowledging the women who stood in the gap including melanie campbell and reverend barbara skinner and tamika who has been at the forefront as well and many, many others that have likewise been at the forefront. we are pleased to be able to join in their leadership as well. let me ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on the subject of this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered ms. jackson lee: and recognize congresswoman terri sewell and submit her remarks in the record as well. the speaker pro tempore: that request will be covered by generally leave. ms. jackson lee: that gives knee but i wanted to a find a more challenging definition and gives me a moment to present a gentleman who now walks in history, who knows his history, and who is prepared to fight against that history that should never be repeated and that is the distinguished the gentleman from new york, who is my co-anchor, who has articulated what was in generally granger's order number three and that is the equality of r

beside you and it is going to be unique inside wembley later and we know that david baddiel and frank skinnerrack, that song that has been sung throughout the tournament, they had a request to sing that song here on the pitch before kick—off turned down by uefa and they felt it would have been too partisan and unfair on italy and the few fans who will be here supporting italy later. that will not be happening. we know that the red arrows will be flying overhead around ten minutes before kick—off to create that special occasion here for that very special final to come later. as we know, england seemingly have got all the big decisions right uncertainly gareth southgate has with regards to selection on and off the pitch throughout this tournament. the players have carried themselves so well throughout and they have used their platform, haven't they? not only their performances on the pitch but off it as well like raheem sterling and marcus rashford and we wait to see if this will be their crowning moment, the biggest match of their lives, 0lly, when things get under way here at eight o'clock to

makayla skinner team u.s.a. star accent in addition to the rings. reagan smith the u.s.a.medal in the debut of the 500 freestyle race of the women competed in bright red nails with fun polka dot. >> greg: where are the men? >> katie: this is a women's only segment. >> greg: gender discrimination. >> shannon: they won gold medals you have to give it to them. >> richard: i'm here for the olympics. check out the footage damage of the team dancing across the zebra streets streets ofio. track and field started late this week. i'm excited for my favorite event in the olympics. routing for team u.s.a. and team jamaica which will be very hard in some of these convenience where they will be going head to head. but i'm looking forward to track and field this week a good time. >> jesse: we have the medal count here, u.s.a. 41. china 40. >> katie: good. >> jesse: russia 34. japan 28. we are only up one on the chinese. >> shannon: still winning. >> bret: 's go. track and field. >> richard: unless jamaica gets in the way. >> they are so far down on the count. >> richard: take the gold a

to go win some gold medals for them. >> it is. >> it's show time. >> i love how simone and mykala skinner, we look forward to watching. >> thank you. see you soon. >> they're ready, we're ready. >>> up next, we're going to turn from the mat to the pool, the from the mat to the pool, the great rowdy gains getting us up here, success depends on the choices you make. from the mat to the pool, the great rowdy gains getting us but i know i've got this. and when it comes to controlling his type 2 diabetes, my dad's got this, too. with the right choices, you have it in you to control your a1c and once-weekly trulicity may help. most people taking trulicity reached an a1c under 7%. and it starts lowering blood sugar from the first dose, by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor ri

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skinner was set to leave japan and head back to the u.s.er not qualifying for the gymnastics finals. now the u.s. is counting on her benefits. olympic historian bill mallon. do you ever remember a time in the olympics where something like mental health was discussed as much as it is right now? >> no. it's certainly become more prominent over the last few years. i think the first person that brought that to the forefront was probably michael phelps. he was such an incredible athlete and so famous that other athletes felt that they could also speak out about it, as well. >> reporter: swimming superstar caeleb dressel has been compared to michael phelps. >> druessel is cranking it up -- >> reporter: he blew away the competition in the water and set a new world record -- 49.45 in the metropolitan's 100-meter butterfly. we spoke to caeleb ahead of the olympic games. >> michael was a once in a million years swimmer. i'm indifferent about the comparisons. i understand it, but i'm not coming to this meet to count medals. i'm coming to this meet to

ian broudie with frank skinner and david baddiel there.s fantasy football david baddiel and frank skinner added the words. a combination that created a classic. as soon as i saw it, i realised they wrote an absolutely brilliant lyric. which i certainly wouldn't have been able to do. and itjust encapsulated everything that i hoped it would. it has since sold more than! million copies and is the only song to have been number one four times. but ian admits he originally intended to turn down the fa's initial approach. at the time, i couldn't have anticipated, you know, what has happened, really. you know, i couldn't have anticipated 25 years on, to be talking to you about it. so obviously i am really pleased it all happened and it is a continuing story. and with the song reinvigorated yet again, well, there is only one question left. and, ian, you have asked this question enough times to yourself. so, come on, is it coming home? your guess is as good as mine, but we live in hope and dreams. fingers crossed. # three lions on a shirt. # jules r

that will potentially open up an unexpected opportunity for her teammate, mykayla skinner.ith that story a lot of people thought her journey was over >> she was ready to say good-bye that would be an comeback story. mykayla spent days cheering on her teammates. after she said what was an emotional farewell to her impressive run but if simone isn't able to compete, mykayla might come back on the competition floor >> a fantastic job >> reporter: just days ago, it looked like her olympic journey had run its course >> i'm an olympian no one can take that away from me >> reporter: the 24-year-old failing to qualify for an event final scoring behind simone biles and jade carey on vault, her best event the result leaving her heartbroken but proud she got this far >> to compete after all these years and everything i've been through and the trialingss and just to persevere and get to where i am has been incredible >> reporter: it turns out the utah native might not be finished just yet. a stunning turn of events for an athlete whose dreams always seemed just out of reach in 2012, my

marc skinner is the new head coach of manchester united women.ictory over london spirit — rachel priest hit 76, as they made 151—6. and spirit fell 18 runs short — that's the rockets' first win in the competition. the men's game has just got under way. we'll return to the tokyo games in a moment, but first, rio olympic gold medallist nicola white has criticised criticised great britain hockey's handling of a head injury that's led to the end of her international career. she hasn't played for the team since march 2018, when she collided with an opposing player. gb hockey said they had offered white bespoke support and their handing of her concussion met international standards. she told laura scott why she was speaking out now.was told late last year she wouldn't be considered for tokyo and announced her retirement this week. i feel like the way at my career has come to an ends is something completely unexpected, and with many things happening along the way during my head injury and recovery, ifelt like ijust during my head injury and recovery, i

there is also jade kerry, michaela skinner on the vault. the united states is loaded in gymnastics. states in these four final events. >> you have to tell us about what happened with novak djokovic. it's like we were watching tennis in the '80s again, a john mcenroe moment. >> reporter: he came here, he's an a gold medal favorite, he wants to complete that golden slam and get that olympic gold medal, and yes, he lost it. i think he was very, very surprised to not be moving on in the competition. you know, he has been a favorite for a lot of these professional athletes, ryan, who are in the middle of seasons, the olympics is a big deal but it's not as big a deal as it is for katie ledecky or caeleb dressel or simone biles, it's the super bowl for them. djokovic, another story to put in the djokovic file. obviously not exactly the way you want to leave the olympic games. >> it's fun to see him with a little bit of fire, he's so even-keeled, so it was something a little different that we're not accustomed to with djokovic. unfortunately no time for swim which will disappoint my daughte

what we do know is mykayla skinner is going to be taking over for her next week.saying, you know what? we appreciate for what simone biles is doing for her own mental health. they support her and appreciate her courage. >>> on to the pool now. let's talk about caeleb dressel. you know, when you're really, really good, you have to beat yourself, right? that's exactly what he did today in the pool. we're talking about beating a world record that he actually set in the 100-meter fly. how about that? and then on top of it all, he actually did three events in a little more than an hour. he now has three gold medals here. two of them are individual medals. >>> going back to covid and what's happening here in tokyo. we know that 4,000 new cases were posted today. on those 4,000 cases, 155 of them are people who are associated with the olympic games right now. we know zero of those people, none of them are actually athletes. we also know that just about 25% of the people who live here in japan are fully vaccinated at this time, and knowing what the delta variant can do an

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that's why injury to the has especially painful when skinner behind is inflame it, can become a torment. manuel has rediscovered the simple joy of being able to hold a hot drink in his hand. something that would have been unthinkable just 6 weeks ago. i'll be gone in and i was like again, started to develop a rash, which i initially underestimated. then it started to flake hot and gradually there was this growing pressure in the skin as if the skin was too small for my hands to help in. and then it started to crack and bleed. blue they don't is off keep loved . this is what is hands used to look like. he was diagnosed with hand, eczema, a non contagious, but very common ailment. in manuel case, it was likely triggered by his job. he's a mechanic and does a lot of work with his hands. suzanne has had hand eczema for a year. now. she works in music marketing. in her case, the causes were from her own body and it was been yeah, and i did mainly my allergies. i'm stressed under the stress factor, which is hard to suppress. what does this done? i get the little bubbles forming under the skin

michaela skinner who's also on team usa has been asked to stay in japan and possibly replace simone bileshich is set for sunday. we'll know for sure in about a day. still unclear what happens to simone in the tokyo games. >> thanks very much. >>> japan expanding a state of emergency to several cities in and around tokyo after that record breaking surge in covid infections here are the cities, emergency measures already in place in tokyo and in the southern island of okinawa, now extended until the end of next month. yesterday the country logged more than 10,000 new cases for the first time during the pandemic, and in tokyo, the seven-day rolling average surged by more than 80% over just the past week. today japan's prime minister insisted the tokyo olympics have nothing to do with the rise in infections, but he urged people watch the games from home. >>> the u.s. women's team should have been making more money than men. that's the word in court today from the men they say they're backing the women in their fight for equal pay. in a searing court filing, the men's team wrote, the federatio

mykayla skinner who thought her competition time in tokyo was over is now replacing biles in the vault finals. the drama coming as team usa smashes records in the pool. caeleb dressel taking home the gold setting a world record in the men's 100-meter butterfly. and katie ledecky winning her tenth medal, a gold in the 800-meter freestyle for a three-peat. >> megan rapinoe into the cop top corner and the usa wins 4-2 on penalties. >> reporter: and megan rapinoe the u.s. women's soccer team defeating the netherlands and advancing to the semifinal. all this as covid cases rise in tokyo with more than 4,000 new positive daily cases. a 217% increase in just a week. u.s. pole vaulter and olympic medalist sam kendricks testing positive earlier this week now out of competition. >> quarantine for athletes has been described as olympic jail. do you feel that way? >> well, the isolation is the word that they use, and it is certainly such. not access to sunshine or fresh air, no chances to walk or go about. it almost seems like a trial rather than treatment. >> reporter: kendricks who says he's not

being seen there screaming for them, hugging them, having her own teammates, you know, like mykayla skinner, "i'm going to do this for you, simone. i've got this for you." she's taking her place on vault. you know, i think that's what people need to focus on. you know, if her team isn't upset with her, if her team is supporting her, then, you know, for goodness sake, the general public can. >> yeah. i think, as you said, some of the criticism is just pathetic, given that she's the greatest gymnast of all time. she can do things literally no one has ever done. and she's overcome so much in her life. missy marlowe, thank you so much for sharing your story with us and giving us an idea of what she might be feeling. thanks. >> welcome. thank you. >>> so we're watching midair misbehavior. flight attendants are now being forced to learn self-defense to protect themselves from unruly passengers. we're going to show you how far they're going to keep the skies safe. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps op

competition, she can still compete in the beam and the floor exercise is if she wishes for now mykayla skinner will take her place in the vote. >> meantime, organizers at the summer olympics have reported one of the highest daily increases of covid cases since july. 1st since wednesday. 3 athletes have tested positive marielena bilour us has the latest from tokyo. >> there are now 220 people connected to the olympic bubble who have now tested positive for covid-19 here in japan. >> those 220 people are part of the 3300 new covid-19 cases reported friday in japan, down slightly from the record breaking high of more than 3800 new cases in the city the day before that total contributes to the more than 10,600 daily confirmed cases of covid-19 in japan. a record high for the country. olympic organizers believe they're adequately controlling cases in the olympic bubble. thanks to semi regular testing of all stakeholders. they say they're taking any violation of the covid policies and protocols. seriously a violation of the playbook as for particular case. >> that will be no through the a that we co

. >> at the cnn town hall the president said there will soon be cdc recommendations for school skinner. >> everyone under the age of 12 so probably be wearing masks. >> many are voice their fears about what is happening next. one of the last things they do before they interbited is beg me for the advantages eve. i hold their happened and he will them that i'm sorry but it's too late. >> president makinging clear. in lower vaccination areas, yes, there's a rising upsick in the developmenta -- this is something too white house has been trying to impose ton people. we esau it in the town hall last year and the question is will any changes happen? he's got some group of 25 official looking into all of this masking guidelines with you that would apply to all people who are vaccinated. it's were were trying to use the rise in a delta variance to get people a vaccine. >> that's right. >> get the shots and save yourself a trip to the hospital. >> sen's laila santiago is joining us from miami. florida is leading the nation and new covid cases, and it's scary. it's getting scary down there. >> f

would need about $120,000 in income to make ends meet, and if they have the space state senator nancy skinner income californians to be sure to file their taxes even if they don't owe money this year, and that will allow people to take advantage of assistan programs, including a new state stimulus and child care tax credits. to san francisco groups that help people in need are getting some help themselves. mission food hub and meals on wheels celebrated the word that each nonprofit will receive a $1 million grant as part of the new state budget. the money will allow those two groups to keep providing meals to the needy, including seniors and people homebound living with disabilities. they say it's a need that is only increased during the pandemic. we're not just another food pantry. we just don't give away food. you know, this is a family that we have built and we have built it out of love. and everybody here that you see here today we've all connected, state senator scott wiener says the new legislation also simplifies the process for applying for the state's cal fresh program to make it eas

we do know that mykayla skinner is going to replace her. >>> let's head to the pool now, shall we, withre really, really good what you do is, you just go and beat yourself. that's exactly what he did today, winning a gold medal in the 10 meter fly -- 100 meter fly. not only did he win the gold medal but he also broke his own record. that's what we've been watching. that's a big headline. three gold medals at the tokyo olympic games, two of those are individual medals. people doing really big things in the pool. as you all were talking about, as these games are going on, the fact of the matter is, this area is under its fourth state of emergency. more than 4,000 new covid cases were reported today. 155 of those cases were people associated with the olympic games. now, we know that no athletes tested positive but that's still very concerning. i want to put this in perspective for you. 4,000 cases reported today. just two weeks ago during the opening ceremony that number was only 1,300. you can imagine the concern that's going on right here in japan, this is an area that only has about 25%