smith: it's a good question. if there was compromise legislation that was developed, i would have two questions about that legislation. the first is, can we be confident that legislation will protect the fundamental freedoms of roe v. wade and it will stop state legislatures from passing the kind of draconian van or severe limitations on abortion care that we see all over the country. will it protect us from that activity at the state level now that roe v. wade has been overturned? the second question is are there 50 votes in that legislation? i think that is the foundation question. i don't believe there are 10 republicans that would vote to put the protections of roe v. wade into law and that brings me back to the fundamental difference between republicans and democrats. most republicans with one or two exceptions are dramatically out of step with americans deciding for themselves about whether or not they terminate a pregnancy until viability. and we shouldn't have draconian barriers on women making those deci

yeah, so it may in smith's day. it was about the british east india company in a sovereign in putin's time. it's putin versus the people, but if you take smith of russia, yes, yeah average people isn't he's an illustration of what's exactly exactly. so that's why these ideas are are in fact timeless, but you know smith wrote another book. and he wrote it almost two decades before the wealth of nations the theory of moral sentiments and there's more smith the moral philosopher. he was at the time a tutor and a professor of moral philosophy and in that book he argued for something. he called mutual sympathy. i think today we'd probably use words more like empathy and he had in mind people being all in and i think if i took the two books together, i could take two meanings of all in that wealth of nations is about all in for me is an individual i should be able to supply my skills in the labor market as an open competitive market you could as an entrepreneur. however, we want the theory moral sentiments is all in the s

smith has publicly contradicted that story staying alec called asking for help, and when smith met him off when smith tried to wrestle it away from him. >> he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges, but he denies he's alec's drug dealer. meanwhile, alec murdaugh is released on bond and sent back to rehab. >> in the midst of all this craziness, a lawsuit drops from gloria satterfield's sons that says her sons never got any of the settlement money. >> the lawsuit alleges alec murdaugh diverted the majority of the insurance settlement to his own account and that there was a second settlement that wasn't properly recorded. >> turns out to be $4 million some. $2.7 million should have been paid directly to brian, hair ret, and sally satterfield. alex murdaugh took that money. >> he's arrested again this time for the alleged theft of the settlement money from the gloria satterfield wrongful death lawsuit. over the next eight months, alex murdaugh is indicted on more than 80 additional charges. >> he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges. in december, he apologized to

north america editor sarah smith. a ., smith.y, for the pro-life — smith. as you say, for the pro-life groups _ smith. as you say, for the pro-life groups for - smith. as you say, for the | pro-life groups for pro-life pro—life groups for pro—life coalition who have been campaigning for this for many years since roe versus wade actually, they are very ambitious. there is still a lot more they want to achieve. the hrase more they want to achieve. the phrase pro-life _ more they want to achieve. the phrase pro-life is _ more they want to achieve. the phrase pro-life is a _ phrase pro—life is a controversial one and its usage there was resized by women's organisations with kerry able, chair of the group abortion chemical rights, pro—life or who? the term recommended for use by bbcjournalists is actually neither of those, rather, and elaboration, as this report from sarah smith last friday of as i hear the news from the court, there isjubilation from anti—abortionists. but anti—abortionists. but anti—abortionist or anti—abortionists

he immediately has to deal with hiring a good staff smith stinks. well, you know i can he lost i'm going to stick around and help him out if i can he wants robert moses who is his secretary of state to stay and he wants bell moskowitz who was his top one of his top aged to stay but roosevelt eleanor says, you won't be governor if those two are running the show. so he picks his own people ed flynn was secretary of state and he had some other aids and of course, you know, he kept francis perkins and made her the first cabinet member in new york state history and then later of course in washington the same thing and later. he would hire harry hopkins and his friend henry morganthaw from down this way and samuel rosenman was a speech writer and attorney there. he jousted with the legislature there was so much. i found it's like it's like it is now, you know, he's complaining that they spent all three months trying to do the budget and then they passed all these bills at the end and sent him to his desk. the fireside chats in washington, they began in al

a couple of cameron smith fans. a couple of— holes. a couple of cameron smith fans.tralians at i holes. a couple of cameron smith | fans. a couple of australians at the bar uuite fans. a couple of australians at the bar quite achieving, _ fans. a couple of australians at the bar quite achieving, quietly - bar quite achieving, quietly cheering but every time they do something good, we hear about it. you've _ something good, we hear about it. you've known rory and his family for a very long time. i you've known rory and his family for a very long time-— a very long time. i have been a member for— a very long time. i have been a member for a _ a very long time. i have been a member for a 25 _ a very long time. i have been a member for a 25 years. - a very long time. i have been a - member for a 25 years. remember him young, _ member for a 25 years. remember him young, with_ member for a 25 years. remember him young, with a _ member for a 25 years. remember him young, with a bag on the shoulders walking _ young, with a bag on the shoulders walking up — young, with a bag

hamstring injury for dean asher-smith?— hamstring injury for dean asher-smith? ~ , ., asher-smith?or- asher-smith? welcome it is a huge disappointment not only for dean i disappointment not only for dean asher—smith but also team england and she is very much one of the faces of the game and a huge expectation for her to bring home at least two medals in the relays. i think anybody that saw her pull up on saturday and she was just about to hand the basson to dabble in the relay and she commented then that she just didn't know what happened and flew home the next day for medical attention and we saw obviously then say that the scan had shown a slight hamstring strain and given that the 100 metres was only on tuesday which is too much of a risk for her. is on tuesday which is too much of a risk for her-— risk for her. is she thinking erha -s risk for her. is she thinking perhaps of— risk for her. is she thinking perhaps of the _ risk for her. is she thinking | perhaps of the preservation risk for her. is she thinking i perhaps of the preservation of risk for her. is she thinking - per

andy, 400 metre bronze for hudson—smith, but it felt like gold after everything he's been through.m an athletics perspective, it was a brilliant performance from matt hudson—smith, that when you bear in mind all the personal struggles he has been free to get here, it really was some performance. it was some final, it was won by michael norman of the us, behind him the former olympic champion. but behind both of them matt hudson—smith held off his rivals down the home straight to take the bronze medal. you can see just what it meant to him. he won the european title back in 2018, but since then he has had a string of serious injuries. he has been in doubt, he has suffered from mental health issues. he reviewed at one point last year he even attempted to take his own life. afterwards, he spoke about everything he has been through. i spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~' spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , .,, spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~ , ., , through. i don't think people really know the half _ through. i don't think people re

smith of new jersey, mr. smith will joat votr 426. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. pingree, mr. pappas, and ms. leger fernandez, these members will vote yes on the langevin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote no on amendment 426. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members barragan, cardenas, kehele, jacobs i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the langevin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on amendment 426. the speake

to chris rock and the response smith said he got when he reached out to the comedian >>> a surge in shark attacks. this summer. we're out with the shark patrol on the lookout for danger in the water. >>> tonight's mega millions jackpot soaring to nearly $1.3 billion >>> and a beloved member of our nbc news family signing off tonight. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from houston where i am on assignment working on a story for a future broadcast but our top story tonight, the flooding catastrophe in kentucky where officials say at least 19 people have died including children with a toll expected to climb. authorities are not even sure how many people are still missing with fresh concern about more life-threatening flash floods this weekend. urgent rescues in boats and from helicopters continue with crews saving hundreds already. the governor telling me on thursday it's by far the worst flooding disaster in his lifetime 6 more inches of rain are expected in parts of the already devastated region. northeast tennessee, southwest virginia and we

just like aaron smith couldn't do yesterday.t went past the hole, it seemed to suck the life out of the crowd here in scotland. and that seems to suck the life out of mcilroy. you get the sense that this is one that mcilroy let slip away. you get the sense that this is one that mcilroy let slip away. a fitting way to end the 150th open championship — what stands out for you? i think the record crowds have to be the first thing, or 219,000 is we have packed into st andrews. the thursday they wanted to catch a glint of tiger woods, potentially to playing in the open championship for the very last time, he fails to make the very last time, he fails to make the cut after struggling physically after those injuries he sustained in after those injuries he sustained in a car crash last week. the scoring has been low. links gold is meant to be tricky, but the wind has been so calm, over the past few days. we have had a little bit of rain which is often of the course but they took before coming into this tournament that players had the mo

smith, of course, banned from the oscars for another ten years. but his career does seem to be moving forward. "variety" reporting he's being paid $35 million for the film "emancipation", whose release was delayed because of that slap. now expected out next year. >> other projects still in the works. matt, thank you. >>> former president trump facing protests from 9/11 families tonight, backlash for hosting a saudi backed tournament at his golf course in bedminster, new jersey, and making the claim, quote, nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9/11. the tournament not far from the site of the attack on the world trade center. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, families of 9/11 victims protesting donald trump for hosting the saudi-funded liv golf tournament at his bedminster golf club. >> our loved ones are the heroes. the golfers and the former president are cowards. >> reporter: also enraged by this trump comment. >> nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9/11, and they should have. >> reporter: but during his campaign in 2016, trump squarel

what a phenomenal round from cameron smith.- round from cameron smith.ever trust what i have to say _ round from cameron smith. never trust what i have to say about - round from cameron smith. never| trust what i have to say about golf. cameron smith tearing up st. andrews today. the best round of the day so far. 8—under par, taken him to 13 under par. started with three birdies, picked up another three before the tenth. 0n the 1ath, a monster putt sunk for eagle, taken him for 30. that is three shots clear of cameron young. johnson said his driver kept in out of the bunkers, which is proof throw around this smith finished third for second at the masters, taking his first major title. at the masters, taking his first major title-— major title. was still plenty of uolf to major title. was still plenty of golf to be _ major title. was still plenty of golf to be played, _ major title. was still plenty of golf to be played, rory- major title. was still plenty of i golf to be played, rory mcilroy's onlyjust headed out the back nine and he is really in the hun

the forgotten and another way fe could frame it out of the discussion of adam smith is that adam smithif he were here today, would say read both of my books. but can you be as concrete as possible as to what bridges you think we should have and what you think we should be doing and maybe after this we will come to talking about what further lessons there are for what's going on in europe and what it will mean for the balls into bridges and globalization? >> that is a great question. putting the liberal back in the neoliberalism implies s taking both sides and realizing the growth and the disruption that are flip sides of one another. and we can't simply celebrate the gains from the market economy without noticing, and that's an important word, noticing and doing d something about the disruption. bridges need to be in the two camps. they need to be either preparing people to succeed in a disruptive thrilled or reconnecting them when they are dropped off. and that is about community colleges. it's about work support. it's about a broad changes in our social insurance system and the way w

kirani james, hudson—smith., you could see just what it meant. well, just look at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. he has had so many injury problems over the years, but now finally, he is a world medallist. it has been a whirlwind, like, these past three years — achilles tendon tears, hamstring tears, a lot of mental health issues, and this is just the start, like i said, so i'm going to enjoy it. but the performance of the day, indeed one of the performances of the decade, came from a america's sydney mclaughlin, as she beat her own world record in the 400 metres hurdles by nearly three—quarters of a second. commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record! - in a sport of the finest margins, a quite extraordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. coming up next on bbc news it's the uk's hottest day: a new normal? the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather

chance of passing in the senate so where does the debate go from here >>> breaking his silence will smith speaking out for the first time on camera with an apology to chris rock for that oscars slap. >> i'm human and i made a mistake. >> smith recording a video on social media, apologizing to rock, rock's family, and his fans but is it too little too late. and can it save his career >>> all that, plus mega billion dollar winner. >> 36, 13, and the gold mega ball is 14 >> at least one winning ticket sold in that nearly $1.3 billion mega million dollar jackpot. with life changing dreams on the line, the rush is on to find out who is waking up with that golden ticket. "today," saturday, july 30th, to 2022 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker >>> welcome to "today," thank you for joining us on this saturday morning so peter, we have a winner and it was neither of us we both bought tickets. >> that's right. we were part of the pool with the weekend team, $16 we won, divided by 37 people, you get 42 cents. >> i'm putting it in my savings account n

dina asher-smith — and be amazing, so, yeah. dina asher-smith after _ and be amazing, so, yeah.a. asher—smith after that very competitive within�*s final, but the main�*s final was just as good, it really impressive run from noah lyles to win gold for the usa, how impressive was that? that lyles to win gold for the usa, how impressive was that?— lyles to win gold for the usa, how impressive was that? that is right, another remarkable _ impressive was that? that is right, another remarkable 200 _ impressive was that? that is right, another remarkable 200 metres i impressive was that? that is right, i another remarkable 200 metres final. we thought it would be a battle of the americans and that is exactly how it turned out. as you say, it was a noah lyles who took the gold medal in 19.31 seconds. that makes him the third fastest man in history over 200 metres, him the third fastest man in history over200 metres, behind him the third fastest man in history over 200 metres, behind usain bolt and yohan blake. behind him, kenny bednar it took the silver and 18—year—old iran took the b

hear what smith had to say. mega millions turns to megabillion.ry fever as hopeful players line up for a long-shot chance at a billion-dollar payday. 9/11 families protest trump and the saudi-bracked golf tour. why the former president and players are accused of putting money ahead of justice. a halloween scare from hershey. why the chocolate maker says trick-or-treaters could be without their favorite treats. and "on the road," with an update on the unlike friendship between twins and a world war ii veteran. ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> garrett: good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. tonight, the death toll in kentucky continues to rise following what the governor called "the worst flooth disaster he has ever seen." more than a dozen people are dead, including six children, and the number of victims, well, that's expected to climb. floodwaters have wiped out entire communities in some of the poorest places in our country. search-an

. >>> will smith's apology. the actor addressing that infamous oscar slap on camera for the first time. >> i am deeply remorseful. >> why he says he didn't apologize during his acceptance speech. >>> airline merger. the major question surrounding jetblue buying spirit airlines and concerns about ticket prices. jetblue's comments on the deal. >>> and billion dollar dreams. americans eager to strike it rich snapping up mega millions tickets for the third largest drawing in history. so, was there a winner? >>> good morning, america. eva, you asked, was there a winner, at least not amongst the three of us. >> yeah, that we know for sure. >> because we're all here. >> exactly. but everyone is checking their tickets this morning to see if they hold the winner to last night's billion dollar mega millions jackpot. the update coming up. >> you can't win if you don't play, right? so we all went for it. more on that ahead. >>> more on the dangerous flooding. 10 million americans across several states under flood watches ov

will smith speaking out for the first time since the infamous slap seen around the world. >> chris, ipologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable. >> and the inner battle he says he's fought his entire life. >>> plus erika jayne. ♪ the reality star and expensive singer embroiled in a new legal nightmare. >> everything is entertaining to watch until you learn where that mney's alleged to have come from. and then it turns. >> the real housewife now facing a $50 million lawsuit. >> we are very confident in our case. >>> and selena.le dreaming ♪ >> nearly 30 years after the "dreaming of you" singer's tragic and shocking murder, her family releasing new music. ♪ it tlyee like went into thehe s queen of tejano ing a new generation. >> i was watching her, one of her music videos. now i'll listen. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's been four months since that shocking encounter between will smith and chris rock at the oscars. today will smith finally spoke out, apologizing for that slap and reflecting on his own inner struggles. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: four m

it happened after rock made a joke about smith's wife, jada pinkett smith, who saved her head after sheed alopecia. >> so i will say to you, chris, i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable and i'm here whenever you're ready to talk. >> as to why smith did not apologize when accepting his oscar for best actor, smith shared that he was simply too fogged out by that point, though he has reached out to rock personally. >>> more than $1.2 billion up for grabs, that's how much tonight's mega millions jackpot is worth. it's the second largest price in the 20-year history of the game. the lump sum payment, more than $774 million. we spoke with a san jose state professor who has advice for those would-be winners. >> a bit of advice that you might want to do is not immediately tell everyone that you know that you've won that yo mht wano keeaytea thim >> andre lotwith billionaire dr. we found long lines at this south bay liquor store. >> it's a crazy amount. if they could just split it up between everybody, r hopefully i can get it and it will do some good for me, my family and my communit

which is exactly what smith did.n two drug charges. >> now, he has not yet entered a plea on any criminal charges, but he denies he's alex's drug dealer. >> meanwhile, alex murdaugh is released on bond and sent back to rehab. >> the scrutiny on alex murdaugh now is at an all-time high. >> investigations are popping up -- civil, criminal. >> he's facing lawsuits from the boat crash. he's facing lawsuits from his own law firm. >> pmped files their own lawsuit saying that alex murdaugh set up a bank account to basically divert payments that he made off settlements. >> in response, alex murdaugh pled the fifth, refusing to incriminate himself. >> s.l.e.d. opens an investigation into alex's alleged financial crimes at the law firm. >> in the midst of all this craziness, a lawsuit drops from gloria satterfield's sons that says her sons never got any of the settlement money. >> according to gloria satterfield's family, they learned about this settlement in the press. >> the satterfield boys read my story, and that was the f

will smith afterwards and hit the academy for being slow to take action. chris rock not apparently ready to talk to smith. he is joking about it just this week at a show. he said anyone who says words hurt has never been punched in the face. will smith said it took three months understanding the nuances and complexity of what happened. i have been slapped in the face. no nuance. >> will smith, nothing says sincerity like a two camera shoot. it wasn't an apology to chris rock but to will smith. he is wanting to rehab his image. this fact they scripted a question where he exonerated jada. did she tell you to say something? no, she had nothing to do with it but tells you that she did. oscars should lean into this. we hate celebrities so much. i think ratings would spike. you can't do it to chris rock because everybody loves him. >> dagen: i would suggest a kick to the shins. >> without causing violence but something to make it fun. not that he hit somebody. a lot of people in hollywood we hate. we hit somebody we like. i have done shows with chris rock. he a

. >>> will smith talks about the oscars slap heard around the world. his video message to chris rock. >>> straight ahead in sports at 5:00, what to pass on from 49ers training camp, day three. the first big-name casualty comes from seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. leddenndas. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >>> we are counting down to kick off of the 49ers preseason football right here on kpix 5. they will welcome the green bay packers to levi's on august talk about. >> we have that story. >> 90 players in camp, all with the all gas no break mentality. something like this is about to happen. the defense and defensive lineman is out for a couple weeks. no feasting on qua

another apology from will smith after that oscar is a slap. cheering. investigation, after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the soldier's lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own, in a private house, - not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why . all these people should wander in and say, _ "you're doing something wrong". six rare white lion cubs on the prowl at a worcestershire wildlife park, and have already been met with a roar of approval from visitors. they are lovely and sweet, yeah, they're cute. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: ukraine asks the un and red cross to investigate a rocket attack that killed more than 50 prisoners of war held by russia. in the us, six children are among the 16 people killed in kentucky's flash flooding. officials warn the death toll could double. spain and brazil have announced their first deaths from monkey pox — the first known fatalities outside the afric

announcer: dina asher-smith!h, and in such a remarkable race, that's some feat. the men's 200 metres, meanwhile, also produced something special — noah lyles becoming the third fastest man in history, 19.31 seconds as he led an american 1—2—3. a truly ripping run on a night of the very speediest success. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. there are soggy bottoms ahead — there will be aprons, rolling pins and tea towels galore this weekend at the opening night of "the great british bake 0ff — the musical". # now we're here, the tent... the show has been made in conjunction with the production company behind the tv version — so expect nods to some of bake 0ff�*s iconic moments — think baked alaska bingate. the show will run at the everyman theatre in cheltenham until the 6th of august. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we started the week with some baking hot weather, but also this month has been very, very dry.

now chris said will smith is making amends in a video. how do youol >>> new york city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world according to tourism economics. people spend nearly $40 billion there in 2019, before covid. that dropped significantly during the height of the pandemic, and left many wondering would out-of-towners ever return? as they report, they are back. but it will cost them. >> reporter: this marks the return to the big city. in new york city, it is here for it. >> i think new york is a beautiful place. >> reporter: new york city is expecting over 50 million visitors this year. which is 85 of 2019 levels. that is driving prices up. currently one of the most expensive cities to check into a hotel. averaging nearly $600 a night. up 20 project. tony kaplan is at higher prices are here to stay. as long as they can deliver on the service. >> one of the world's great cities, and is raising, just over the last year i think demand for new york is as resilient as any city in the planet. >> reporter: construction

smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, the chairman of the sea power and projection forces subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the 2023 national defense authorization act. this measure fulfills our duty to strengthen our national security and to serve those who serve us. that is particularly true of the efforts of the sea power and projection forces subcommittee which, pursuant to article 1, section 8 of the constitution, has responsibility to provide and maintain a navy. our subcommittee has a record $32.6 billion for ship building, authorizes procurement of 13 battle force ships and fully funds the navy's number one priority, the columbia submarine program. it funds high-end war fighting capabilities, including three destroyers, two virginia class subs and two fast frying ats that will fill a critical need to conduct anti

such a heart ache for i tina asher smith. remember, she'd beenin tina asher smith.een in pretty patchy form going into these championships but she ran absolutely brilliantly in that final last night. she equalled her own british record but itjust wasn't quite enough, finishing in fourth place, just two hundredths of a second outside the metals. and afterwards her disappointment was only too plain to see. 0h, oh, so close. but you know, we got the 200, _ oh, so close. but you know, we got the 200, which i am definitely very fired up _ the 200, which i am definitely very fired up for. but yeah. it's good, it was_ fired up for. but yeah. it's good, it was crazy— fired up for. but yeah. it's good, it was crazy final for the weekend to run_ it was crazy final for the weekend to run like — it was crazy final for the weekend to run like 1096 to get in. it's really— to run like 1096 to get in. it's really great to be up there when it's one — really great to be up there when it's one and ten to six, it's ten seven— it's one and ten to six, it's ten seven and _ it's one and t

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smith speaking in the 1950s.f a pseudo-preacher and a political figure on the american right. he was the spokesman and the founder of the movement that he called christian nationalism. and if that is ringing a bell for you at all, if it feels, despite the annoying music bed with that speech, and the guys were speaking style and all of that. if that language he was using feels like it rhymes a little bit with today's news, you are right about that. >> republicans really need to recognize the people they represent, okay, their voters. not the lobbyist honors, not the corporate backs, not those people. that is not who the republican party should represent. we need to be the party of nationalism, and i am a christian, i say proudly. we should be christian nationalists. >> we should be christian nationalist. you are seeing that, that phrase and that sort of branding from the trumpiest members of congress. that is georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. you are also seeing it all over the place, and he

will smith posted an apology video after rock a month ago. joining us is an expert on what it takes to make a sincere apology. we will speak to a disability advocate about some of the issues facing that community. first, we have a lot to get to when it comes to monkeypox news and covid. joining us now is abc 7 news special correspondent dr. patel. thank you for being here. >> happy friday. it is good to join you digitally. karina: let's get right to it. san francisco declared a state of emergency over monkeypox yesterday. the mayor said the city has seen 281 people with monkeypox infections in health officials believe that number will grow. can you talk about what a state of emergency would do in helping with the surge? dr. patel: simply put, it comes down to a heightened sense of urgency when it comes to awareness and allocating funding and resources which is exactly what we need to do. if you look at what the national recommendations are for who should be getting a vaccine, we have at risk populations here and many people waiting in line fo

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announcer: dina asher-smith!race, that's some feat. the men's 200 metres, meanwhile, also produced something special — noah lyles becoming the third fastest man in history, 19.31 seconds as he led an american 1—2—3. a truly ripping run on a night of the very speediest success. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. it has been so dry but some welcome rain today. absolutely. gardeners and growers will agree we need the rainfall, it has been so dry. notjust a scorching summer, spring was incredibly dry as well. further rain over the weekend but mostly for north—western and western areas. it'll be brought by this area of low pressure sweeping in off the atlantic. high pressure closer to east anglia and the south—east. here it will stay quite warm. what does low pressure will do whilst bringing fresh conditions to western areas it will scoop up the heat from the south and send in the direction of east anglia and the south—east. this evening a few showers across the c

playing alongside smith. young adds a little pressure by closing round of 700 par 65 with an eagle at 18. for the moment he had his share of the lead. but smith had again set himself up beautifully. birdies 18 to finish an incredible round of eight under 64, no bogeys, eight birdies. that meant mcilroy was the only person who could still challenge smith. he needed that shot at 18 to go for eagle enforcement playoff respectable round of 70 for mca would but not enough to keep smith from winning by one stroke over young and by two over mcilroy. the open is the first major championship for the 28 year old smith giants today wearing the jersey of the 1946 san francisco sea lions of the negro leagues honoring african american heritage. jobs trying to make it three out of four of the milwaukee brewers. this is what you call reflexes by picture. logan weber garbage shot up to bat of andrew mccutchen and in the first inning, the group did get one run in that inning. but it didn't take the giants long to cancel that o

that's cameron smith looking for an eagle on the par 5/14 from 64 ft. away, smith.ets a friendly drop. he drops now down to eight under 64 camp. smith leads after two rounds at 13 under this is the first time in major championship history that for golfers are 10 under or better through 36 holes. for a friday cto that is noble. no bull. this is coco the basket bowl playing defense against his owner, mitchell royce pet. i hope i guess somebody else's bowl. don't not me. apparently roy says. the advantage of opposable thumbs and agility. and he can shake and bake the steer for two. but here's my question. is he willing to take a charge and draw the foul? no no answer. i'm guessing not so no finals, knows no score. no final on the score on this game of one on 103,000. maybe £2000 bull. yeah. he never never take on anyone. that's way bigger than you are just not a good idea exactly and never take a charge. alright thanks, jesse . and thank you for joining us tonight. our news continues with mornings onto tomorrow at four. a.m. have a good night. (doorbell rings) hey, cam

will smith takes to social media to apologise to chris rock for that oscar slap.ello and welcome to bbc news. dozens of deaths have been reported as unprecedented flash floods hit many parts of the world. in iran, officials say that more than 50 people have died in landslides, while seven people have lost their lives in the united arab emirates. meanwhile, president biden has declared a major disaster in the united states, after 16 people died in kentucky. lea na hosea reports. floodwaters from days of torrential rain have inundated hundreds of homes and wiped out entire towns in eastern kentucky. bridges have been washed away and roads submerged, sending some residents scrambling to their rooftops. her little room completely crushed. i'm so sorry. it's ok. there's no words. - it'sjust hard to imagine. there's nothing really that you can do but, i you know, we're just| glad that we got out. but, worst of all, the floods have taken people's lives, including those of children, four of whom from the same family. search—and—rescue teams in helicopters and boats are st

ceremony following a joke that rock made about smith's wife. smith says he did not apologize during his award acceptance speech because he was fogged out by that point, how he put it. reps for chris rock have not yet commented. >>> new affordable housing options are one step closer for families trying to make it in the bay thanks to the new high-rise approved in the heart of san francisco. the new tow her will sit on property as jay sent to the transit center in the financial district. this will add 700 units of housing almost half of which are below market, most of which are specific for families. the same developer that built the tower is behind this project. planner as proved it. lit go to supervisor and construction could begin as early as next fall. >>> california's housing crisis is the focus of our investigative series overpriced, overwhelmed, over it. stream it on nbc bay area.com or via roku, amazon fire and apple tv. >>> nft has will no doubt be music to the ears. starting tomorrow, the first ever nft oakland happens outside oakland c

will smith won his first oscar for his role in king richard smith.ed to his fellow oscar nominees from that night. smith has since been barred from attending the oscars for 10 years and his current projects hurts me psychologically and emotionally to know. i didn't live up to >> people's. in age and impression of me. meanwhile, chris rock's career is booming with sold out shows. >> well, that at that hang on. i think my tooth is about to fall out cop now. i'm >> no, i'm not my cup. did you fighting to something? poll a >> and is long-time australian entertainment reporter craig bennett cry. he losing a tooth on live television wednesday morning. bennett says he knew it was loose but he thought could make it through the day despite the last minute was a real pro. he finished his report in that marvelous shirt. how does an adult losing to that? that's something implied he bitten into something. but we never really got the story going to start saying crikey, you can see it on tv. it's fun can now. yeah, i don't know what it means. so cranky. it's time f

because senator smith and senator warren and i have a bill right here that would do exactly that. in fact, it is even called the expanding access to family planning act. i know senator smith cares a lot about this and while she can't be here right now due to covid, i want to thank her for her leadership on this and explain what this bill does for her. mr. president, this bill is pretty simple. it almost couldn't be simpler. it takes our nation's long-standing family planning program title 10 and provides the strong mandatory funding title 10 needs now to support patients across the country. that's it. it's very easy, very straightforward. now, if republicans really mean what they're saying, if they are really serious about expanding access to family planning, there's no reason why we cannot get this done right now. after all, we're talking about a program that has a long history of bipartisan support. we're talking about a program that was signed into law by a republican president nixon way back in 1970. we're talking about a program that helps patients get the birth control they