harry kane says he's staying at spurs.ing up in sportsday as well... serena williams has pulled out of the us open. that's another blow for the final grand slam of the year, with the tournament already missing some of the top players. good evening. we've had the first day of competition at the paralympics. a solid start for the british team in tokyo with six medals. only one of them was gold, but a what a win for dame sarah storey in the velodrome. she broke her own world record on the way to successfully defending her individual pursuit title and completing the first part of her quest to become the greatest british paralympian. patrick gearey reports. the seemingly never—ending story. dame sarah storey won her first paralympic medal in barcelona in 1992, and yet here she was breaking the c5 pursuit world record — her own world record — in qualifying, aged a3. so, to the final. on the right of your screen, storey�*s opponent, crystal lane—wright — a fellow brit from her saddle guaranteed the best seat in the house for anot

think you very much, jack pitt-brooke. - so spurs fans should be buoyed by the news.y are less happy across north london at the moment. arsenal have lost to brentford and chelsea so far this season and go to manchester city on sunday. but tonight, it's the league cup and a tough trip to west bromwich albion. can the manager mikel arteta afford to lose that as well? craig templeton reports. this was the sound of the start of arsenal's game on sunday, this with the sound at the end of it. mikel arteta's side had just been beaten by neighbours chelsea, meaning they'd lost their does make opening for merely games without scoring a goal. the man usually does that is pierre—emerick aubameyang, but both he and alex lacazette have at covid—i9, and arsenal have been without other key players. covid-19, and arsenal have been without other key players. hopefully it will aet without other key players. hopefully it will get better. _ without other key players. hopefully it will get better. at _ without other key players. hopefully it will get better. at the _ without other key pla

but can former spurs boss mauricio pochetinno get the superstars to align? craig templeton reports.d one of football's brightest stars. the transfer of lionel messi to paris saint—germain was once the stuff of fantasy. now he must think about the reality. it may seem strange but adding arguably the greatest player of all time could cause maurecio pochettino complications. translation: ~ ., complications. translation: ~ . ., complications. translation: . ., ., translation: we have a team with reat translation: we have a team with great names — translation: we have a team with great names and _ translation: we have a team with great names and a _ translation: we have a team with great names and a lot _ translation: we have a team with great names and a lot of _ translation: we have a team with great names and a lot of talent. - translation: we have a team with great names and a lot of talent. the| great names and a lot of talent. the biggest challenge is how they are going to work together, and create a dynamic in which they can feel important, and have their own role so that it works

a place called lincoln landing and brockport, illinois, lincoln came through there, that is what spurred by imagination he created a great city and all that comes around it and he had this vision. sometimes places have this power to instill the vision and you know, all of us have tried, we don't completely understand them. but it's important to see what they saw in to note that to aspire to this was still a worthy goal and a moral principle. >> it is wonderful to have you back, john, to the audience, thank you for tuning in. we have some great programs coming up, including peter collins and doctor henry johnson. thank you very much. >> thank you, it has been a pleasure. i hope that we will get back to a healthy healing country again. and i wish everyone the best. ♪ ♪ ♪ smack every sunday we document america's story. booktv bringing you the best in nonfiction books and authors. funding comes from charter communications and more. >> broadband as a force for empowerment, investing billions with infrastructure, upgrading technology, empowering opportunities and communities big and small. and

the champions manchester city travel to spurs on sunday.ed a launch event for the league today. the premier league's chief executive richard masters was there and spoke to our football reporter simon stone about the booming transfer window this summer. clung to diminish their own finances was of that to exist within you with the rules and our own. that to spend but they have to balance their books at the end of it and there is still at the end of it and there is still a few days to go in the window. so clubs have always invested in the street to their squads and that is good. the premier league is so competitive and if you are not investing you're probably standing still or going backwards. we have to wait and see but i don't think it's creating any different dynamic in the premier league. i expect the season to be properly competitive and there are a chasing pack of clubs want to get into the european places and we know the difference that can make to your finances and your overall future. the premier league is the most competitive league

there is no air-quality advisory tomorrow, no spur of the air.nically have an air- quality advisory. looks okay over san jose right now. if we look at the readings, these have improved as we checked in during the 5:00 newscast. you were unhealthy for sensitive groups, there is green for san francisco. everybody else is moderate, considering we started the day today in the orange unhealthy for sensitive groups including in the city. this is good. this is a move in the right direction. we will get you cleaner air tomorrow in the north bay. the official forecast from the bay area management district is that we will be at moderate tomorrow. they dropped the advisories in the spirit of the air. that tells you something. i will show you why there is good news when you look at the high-resolution forecast tomorrow, that clears out a lot of smoke. that get us to tomorrow afternoon. monday, we might more smoke drift our way. should not be as bad as yesterday. tomorrow is the best they. monday, we will report back in and you can see that. when you look at

and spurs did it without star striker, and manchester city target, harry kane who was who not in the4 attempts. we are we a re really we are really happy with the new manager, he is positive, very positive around the changing room, on the pitch, of the pitch, i think that is very important as a group and we want to be really, really tight group so i think that is the difference and yeah, we're forward this season and i want to keep the positive energy as long as possible. and in germany, there was an opening day defeat for last season's runners—up rb leipzig. they lost at mainz where moussa niakhate scored the only goal of the game after 13 minutes. cricket, and the 2nd test between england and india is finely balanced with one day to go, and all four results possible. india started the 4th day trailing by 27 runs as they began their 2nd innings, and they were in trouble on 55 for 3 until pujara and rahane put together a century partnership for the 4th wicket. so the tourists are 181 for 6 when play resumes a lead of 154. the top seed daniil medvedev has won the canadian open in toro

he's says he's not going to leave spurs this summer and is 100% focused on helping the team.closer today to becoming britain's most decorated paralympian, after she won britain's first gold medal at the paralympics in tokyo. the gold was the 15th of her career and she broke her previous world record in the process. in total, great britain claimed six medals on the first day of the games. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, has been watching the action in tokyo. a golden start from one of britain's most golden athletes. for dame sarah storey, it seems winning is just a way of life. storey arrived here with 1a paralympic titles, and the 15th was never in doubt. in the pursuit, she'd set a world record in qualifying, and her all—british final against crystal lane—wright was more a victory procession as she caught her team—mate with laps to spare. and dame sarah storey! nearly 30 years after her paralympic debut, storeyjust keeps getting better. she needsjust one more gold from her two remaining events here to become britain's most successful paralympian. and for her husband, b

kane — who's been linked with a move to manchester city — is not in portugalfor spurs�* europa conferenceirst leg against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane's still working on his fitness and manager nuno espirito santo says he can't confirm whether he will be ready for their league game against wolves on sunday. what's happening behind the doors is harry is our player, he's preparing himself, he trained today and he's going to train tomorrow and again on friday. joining the group. and this is how we operate. we don't, we don't really pay much attention to what's being said outside regarding the situation. harry is our player, he's one of the best players in the world and we are very lucky to have him. yorkshire have admitted their former player azeem rafiq — who accused the club of racism — was "the victim" of what they call "inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour" and have offered him their apologies. rafiq said last year that instiutional racism at the club had left him close to taking his own life. an independent investigation commenced last september, with the ecb writing to the

he said it "was incredible to see the reception from the spurs fans on sunday and to read some of the i've had in the last few weeks. i'll be staying at tottenham this summer and will be 100% focused on helping the team achieve success." meanwhile, the paralympics are finally underway in tokyo and team gb got off to the perfect start thanks to dame sarah storey. she won britain's first gold in the track cycling. she smashed her own world record and beat her team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3000 metres, individual pursuit. it's the a3—year—old's 15th paralympic title, as patrick geary reports. the seemingly never—ending storey. dame sarah storey won her first paralympic medal in barcelona in 1992, yet here she was breaking the c5 pursuit role record, her own world record in qualifying, aged a3. so the final. on the right of your screen, crystal lane—wright, guaranteed the best seat in the house for another remarkable piece of storey glory. in the individual pursuit it's all over if one cyclist catches the other. seven laps in the great dane was approaching fast. dam

spurred on by her teacher, she considers a career in music but she fears her parents won't support herby's parents bring wit and warmth to the story, and crucially they are played by deaf actors, troy kotsur and marlee matlin, who won an oscar for children of a lesser god in 1986. as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, though eugenio derbez feels miscast as her flamboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is in cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... mo salah makes history as liverpool win at new boys norwich. five star performance — bruno fernandez hits a hat trick as manchester united hammer leeds. and anot

spurred on by her teacher, she considers a career in music but she fears her parents won't support herconventional, rby�*s parents bring wit and warmth to the story and crucially they are play played by deaf actors. troy kotsur and marlee matlin, who won an oscar for children of a lesser good in 1986. as for the hearing cast, emilia jones who is the daughter flamboyant music teacher seems miscast. still i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an unlifting inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. today hasn't been too bad for many of us. in northern and eastern england, lots of sunshine around and warm as well. tomorrow, more cloud on the way and fleeting outbreaks of rain, especially across the west. the weather this weekend will be a little hit and miss. this is the satellite — shower clouds i

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they will spur more people to work by helping ease the burdens of childcare and senior care for parents and mothers, care keeping them out of the job market. it will spread out for decades and make a huge difference for families. but they will only make up around 1% of our economy each year over the next decade. and they are going to be fully paid for. this is not going to be anything like my predecessor, whose unpaid tax cuts and other spending added nearly a $20 over four years to the national debt -- nearly $8 trillion over four years to the national debt. they did not try to pay for the text because it went straight to the largest corporations and wealthiest americans -- americans. these investments i am proposing would be paid for by having the largest corporations, including 55 corporations that paid zero federal tax last year in the super wealthy begin to pay their fair share. they will still make a lot of money, but pay their fair share. that means actually reduce the national debt, improve our fiscal position over the long run. my build back better agenda is fiscally responsibl

this, as the delta variant spreads across the country and spurs fresh restrictions on movement.t capacity plunged 32% in one week, based on data from oag. at tumble has sent waves throughout global capacity around the world. that is now down weekly 6.5% as comebacks stagnate in europe and north america. it has been far-reaching. yvonne: how do you see the impact, what impact could this have internally and china? -- in china? >> even in china, it is having a widespread affect. the most obvious blow is to domestic tourism, which had been picking up. china is a fast domestic market, lots of places to go and places to fly, and that was experiencing a peak during the summer holiday. that has come right back. there is a broader impact within china of the economic impact. we have seen ripple effects of that. goldman sachs and jp morgan the other day, downgrading their growth forecasts for the third quarter. from the company's point of view, beijing capital international airport paired back their outlook, saying they expect their nestled -- net loss to widen to 860 million you want -- 8

they will spur more people to work by helping ease the burdens of childcare and senior care for parents and mothers, care keeping them out of the job market. it will spread out for decades and make a huge difference for families. but they will only make up around 1% of our economy each year over the next decade. and they are going to be fully paid for. this is not going to be anything like my predecessor, whose unpaid tax cuts and other spending added nearly a $20 over four years to the national debt -- nearly $8 trillion over four years to the national debt. they did not try to pay for the text because it went straight to the largest corporations and wealthiest americans -- americans. these investments i am proposing would be paid for by having the largest corporations, including 55 corporations that paid zero federal tax last year in the super wealthy begin to pay their fair share. they will still make a lot of money, but pay their fair share. that means actually reduce the national debt, improve our fiscal position over the long run. my build back better agenda is fiscally responsibl

so spurring innovation cannot be a compelling reason to introduce a cbdc. could it be, however, that the types of innovations being pursued by the private sector are the wrong types of payment innovations? i see some merit in this argument when i consider crypto assets such as bitcoin that can be used to facilitate illicit activity. but a cbdc is unlikely to deter the use of crypto assets that are designed to evade governmental oversight. could the problem be that government authorities have insufficient information regarding the financial transactions of u.s. citizens? in general, the government has socked to balance individuals' right to privacy with the need to prevent illicit financial transactions, such as money laundering. for example, while the government does not receive all transaction data regarding account holders, at commercial banks, the bank secrecy act does require that commercial bank's report suspicious activity to the government. depending on its design, cbdc accounts would give the federal reserve access to vast amount of information rega

spurs boss nuno espirito santo says kane is "getting ready to help the team."ritish open in leicester. the four—time world champion did it against swiss player alexander ursenbacher — it's the 12th maximum of his career. mark cavendish is the first british rider to be confirmed for the tour of britain, which begins in september in cornwall. he equalled eddy merckx's record of 3a tour de france stage wins last month. the final cycling grand tour of the year is well under way. the second—longest stage adam it is “p the second—longest stage adam it is up to 16th. nick parrott reports. after finishing afterfinishing third after finishing third and last years welter, he would've been wanting to get up again... but he lost more time today for the hot favourite is defending champion primoz roglic. the only thick time trial old medallist won the opening contrail stage two take the leader punctures at the earliest opportunity, but afterjust at the earliest opportunity, but after just two days at the earliest opportunity, but afterjust two days in red, the slovenian surr

that means spurring demand.hink about the government's fleet of vehicles, we have a lot of vehicles, 60,000. turning them into an all american-made, clean vehicles. so that is what we will do as we roll out and get rid of the existing fleet, we will support the electric transit system as well. and the electric school bus system. look, there is one other thing we have in our playbook that will help us compete with other nations, the american worker. [applause] the american worker. i really believe this, and i know that you guys do, too. we are the ace in the deck. many of you watching at home are like the folks that grew up with me and straighten, in delaware, they feel left out in an economy that is rapidly changing. i understand. but we are going to leave no one behind. nearly 90% of the jobs created in our infrastructure plan do not require a bachelors degree. and when we invest in our info structure, we will buy american products, american materials and services from american businesses made in america by ame

instance, the federal reserve governor wallace said today that a couple of solid jobs report might end of spur bore of the taper discussion. that is what we are really looking for, to see if this pace of hiring we have seen in recent months continues for several months going forward. i will be watching that and, more generally, something to keep in mind this particular month is we will get a bit of a boost from seasonal adjustments. so, education related jobs are set to add a good bit to the overall jobs numbers. keep an eye on that. it might be worth taking a look at private payrolls. caroline: reade pickert, always bringing the energy when it comes to her favorite parts of the ism data. infrastructure moves forward in the senate. more on the $550 billion infusion of federal spending. how it impacts the recovery. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: welcome back. today, we are focused on some of the chokepoints in the economy. we saw that in the gdp report last week. this morning, that ism report. it cooled a bit but still remains pretty high. this is basically about an economy doing well but not

reporter: it comes after san jose made a similar announcement and many say the decision is likely to spur smaller districts to follow suit. >>> california's troubling trajectory of rising case numbers continues. for the week of july 31st, the a case rate among unvaccinated californians was 33 per 100,000 per day. the a among vaccinated californians was significantly lower at seven per 100,000 per tay. the vast majority of new cases are among the unvaccinated, with 470% higher case rates than for those who are vaccinated. seven-day positivity rate down slightly since mask mandates have gone into effect across the state. >>> today children return to in-person learning in a danville school district. dozens of protesters brought a meeting to a halt over the district's in-class mask mandate. protesters say the decision on whether to mask children should be left up to the parents. today we saw everyone masked. >> i don't understand why we're reverting to a protocol we had in the beginning. >> our family is listening to science and are happy to have the children back in school. >> one person pul

the game for the portuguese side just before half—time, slotting past pierluigi gollini and leaving spursealise this is the situation, you have to bounce back. tomorrow, we prepare for the next one. a good part of football is it gives you a chance immediately. scottish premiership side stjohnstone drew one all away to austrian bundesliga team lask in their europa conference league play—off. chris kane opened the scoring. but lask's mamadou karamoko netted a second—half penalty to level the first leg. earlier on, aberdeen lost theirfirst leg 1—0 against oarabag in baku. and a step up from that, in the europa league, the scottish premiership champions ranges take on armenian club alashkert in the first leg of their play—off at ibrox — currently 1—0 there. the former manchester united and scotland striker denis law has been diagnosed with dementia. the 81—year—old says he has alzheimer's and vascular dementia, and is the latest former player to reveal he's got the degenerative brain disease. his former united teammate sir bobby charlton was diagnosed with the condition last year. law won the

harry kane made his first premier league start of the season, so spurs lead the way on nine points goingart. we played three games, we should enjoy this moment. go to international break and then come back with a strong and positive energy. that's what we need. i think we have done really well for the three games, but it's not all. so we have a long season to go. we need to prepare well for the coming season. burnley got their first point of the season with a draw at home to leeds. they had been on course for all three points at turf moor after chris wood put them ahead against his former club, just after the hour mark. but, with less than five minutes to go, they conceded an equaliser when patrick bamford made it 1—1. britain's george russell has claimed the first podium finish of his formula one career after the weather reduced the belgian grand prix to just two laps. heavy rain saw red bull's sergio perez crash on the way to the grid at spa. the conditions forced organisers to delay the race for more than three hours before two laps were completed behind the safety car. that was the m

however, the striker didn't turn up and spurs haven't explained why.ngland captain. and that's all the sport for now. you can go to the website for all the latest. fairly quiet on the weather front out there right now, and tuesday is going to bring more of the same, sunny spells and scattered showers. and you can see some scattered showers in one or two spots across the country early in the morning. it's also going to be quite fresh underneath the clearing skies. in fact, in some spots in northern britain, it could be as low as five degrees in the countryside, but for most of us, it's around 10—12. so, lots of sunshine right from the word go, but watch the showers form across the south, parts of the midlands, lincolnshire, there could be one or two also across scotland. but generally speaking, there is going to be a lot of fine weather. however, if you do catch the shower, it will be very heavy and possibly thundery. i think the heavier ones will be a little bit further south across the uk. temperatures up to 21 degrees, and the following few days won'

he was expected at spurs on monday after an extended break following the european championship. "not going into the specifics of the situation", he says that "he would never, and has never, refused to train." manchester city are favourites to sign him, with their manager confirming today that they're interested. if tottenham don't want to negotiate, it's finished. if they are open to negotiate, of course not man city, many the clubs in the world want him, to try to sign him. we are not an exception. harry kane is an exceptional, extraordinary striker. no doubt about that, of course. we are very interested in him, but he is a tottenham player, and if they don't want to negotiate... nothing more to say. if they want it, we will try. the championship season started this evening with bournemouth drawing 2—2 at home to west bromwich albion. and it was a great game down on the south coast, as bournemouth took the lead twice — philip billing with the cherries' second after the break. but west brom — relegated from the premier league last season — drew level again thanks to callum robin

so you're trying to spur so spur this as as something that many businesses try to compete for to competemployees? yes, well, look, the conversations happening in the tech space are obviously about very valuable employees and attracting the best talent. the 32 hour workweek was one of those points. these are often employees that are exempt. from the ways in our laws, but you know what, my, my bill, which is about the ways in our laws is sort of catalyzing and focusing the discussion and bringing an elevating an amplifying this discussion. uh and i think for our employees and say the exempt employees, uh, in the high tech space. these conversations really do need to be happening simultaneously. let's talk about this. the bill doesn't necessarily address what you call miss classification, which is to say an employer could just switch their employees, perhaps to contract work. why isn't that in the bill? well um, we're looking strictly for most employees. i mean, the classification issue is a is a separate issue. we wanted to really. uh what this bill really does is mean it reverts to claim

pride in american compassion and generosity spurred americans to take action, and the idea that the u.s. would be the benevolent leader of the free world also converged with religious ideas. the idea that the united states needed to be the good samaritan. finally, refugee advocates argued that americans should not admit refugees because americans are good, but because refugees are good for america. one senate resolution from 1975 declared, this period of influx of refugees in exile conserve to keep us humble, saving us from the sins of arrogance, pride and self righteousness. now, i need to tell you that the support for refugees... really, it was small compared to the opposition to refugees. despite the lofty ideals impassioned advocacy of refugee supporters, and reality -- the majority of americans consistently opposed the resettlement of southeast asian refugees. and this sentiment was by no means a new development in american culture, public opinion polls indicate that consistently throughout the 20th century, americans have not supported the admission and resettlement of refugees. f

he pulls out his saber big jim's reloading boone spurs his horse and what happened next was? well, you know if you want to know what happened next you're gonna have to read. thank you very much sarah. thank you very much. everyone who tuned in tonight. we really appreciate it. and i'm sorry to leave you hanging like that, but i'll have to read the problems of scholar here. i'm the stick meister. there you go. oh, i'm glad i love hanger. hello paying her for for readers. i have i have a couple questions and then i have some questions from people who are attending but first of all, the entire title of the book is blood and treasure daniel boone and the fight for america's first frontier, so you know it you explained all that that he wasn't the primary but where did the blood and treasure come from i am going to ask you to take this one because what we were talking i spill tea all over my sweater and i got to get up. i'll be right back. i'll be right back all the joys of doing in home. reviews towards the end of his life when when boone was being interviewed and bob alluded to t

gm and now ford have gotten the message anyway, but you're doing things farther out that then again spur investment today if it's credible and predictable. again, i sound like a central banker and something i worked on with janet yellen a paper before she found something better to do. and you know, you're going to have to rely on and this is going to sound risky, but it is risky, that actually there is some tangible payoff to these measures. and you know, i think the last point, if i may, david, i think it would be interesting. let's assume a-- just for the purposes of this discussion, you know, a change in the u.s. government. a change in administration, you know, with, you know, more skeptical and in the republican party, you know, runs the two houses and the presidency. the facts on the ground, the economy increasingly geared to that, and it may be more than policy and maybe by that point, but that's what would be in my head is the benevolent or better have some payback by that point. so that the benefit of continuing and last point, just, you know, some said about china earlier, whic

raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour of they are not the only ones trying to spur change thison. 100 state legislators traveled to d.c. to stand with the texas democratic lawmakers who fled their state to block that restrictive voter bill. the plan to hold a rally outside the capitol tomorrow at noon to urge congress to pass voting rights legislation. they will also hold private meetings with members congress. joining us is florida state represent anna, spearheading this effort to bring state legislators to the capitol and trey martinez fisher, a texas lawmaker who fled the state to stall a restrictive voting rights bill. thank you for joining us tonight. representative, you are trying to make the point that not only you do want to stand in solidarity with the texas lawmakers, but you want to draw attention to the fact that this is not just a texas problem. it's happening all over the country. >> it's set the tone for legisl legislators. we watched our governor sign a voter suppression bill to a fox-only audience, which spurs the fact that it was an attack. here in florida we'

he wants to clarify that he "would never and has never refused to train" and that he'll be back at spursiker. 0f exceptional, extraordinary striker. of course we are very interested in him but he is a tottenham player and if they don't want to negotiate... nothing more to say. if they want it, we will try. rain has returned to trent bridge on day three of the first test between england and india. it arrived when the home side were 25 without loss in their second innings... 70 behind after india were bowled out for 278... ollie robinson with five wickets... and james anderson's four included his 620th in test cricket, taking him third in the all time list. they're due back on shortly. 5:45 resumption. in fact, rain has returned again so that won't happen. it has been one of those days in the cricket, as it was yesterday. they will go back on if they can squeeze some more cricket in. if it happens, we will let you know at 6:30. good stuff, thank you very much. back to coronavirus now and a movement opposing lockdown, restrictions and vaccines has grown on social media during the pandemic.

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we'll see if that spurs other companies. >> that's interesting that the market place now will be ruling whether we vaccinate or not, if you have someone like, if you have a company like southwest all of a sudden saying let me take a look at this because my stock is going down. that's an interesting point. let's go back to shellye for a second. we've seen major corporations say you have to be vaccinated. do you anticipate this trickling down to the medium-sized and small companies putting the same type of restrictions in place for its employees? >> i definitely do, and we're already seeing it. i talk to ceos of smaller companies that have mandated vaccines for their companies. at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if you're working for a large company or small company. as long as you're interacting with other people and have to work in a collaborative environment you bear the same risk. i think we will continue to see more and more of this. oh, by the way, the employees are going to vote with their feet. if they don't feel safe coming to a work environment or place of business they're

in addition to getting more shots in arms, we are spurring action on vaccination requirements. last week, the president announced new vaccination requirements for all federal workers and federal contractors. he called for strong vaccination requirements for the private and public sectors to help protect lives and keep our economy strong. already, we're seeing momentum in vaccination requirements across the country. businesses know vaccinations are a way to keep their workers and customers safe, and to keep their doors open. and today, yelp is announcing a new feature that allows consumers to search for businesses with fully vaccinated workers, or businesses that require proof of vaccination to enter the business. small businesses across the country are stepping up. a recent study shows that half of america's small businesses are likely to require their employees to be vaccinated. just this week, a family owned business in new orleans, announced their staff is 100% vaccinated. and they are requiring vaccinations or negative tests for all their customers. tuesday was the first ni

reporter: despite the availability of vaccines, the nation is grappling with a fourth surge of covid-19 spurredthe delta variant, once again leading to a fierce debate over how states can best protect communities. the.s now averaging more than 110,000 new covid cases a day. hospitals now admitting about 9,300 new patients on a daily basis. the most since february. with many americans and health care professionals asking how we found ourselves back here in yet another outbreak. >> what we're seeing clearly is that this virus is targeting those that are unvaccinated. the clear thing that we know now is that the unvaccinated people in this population are driving transmission, and ultimately creating risk for all of us. >> 93 million people in this country who are eligible for vaccination, who are not yet vaccinated, they give the virus a lot of leeway to circulate and ultimately perhaps be an even more difficult variant. >> reporter: the numbers are especially worrying in the sunshine state, where cases here hit record highs last week and pediatric hospitalizations are the highest in the country.

it will spur some of that smoke around fire area. for the bay area, we're staying clear of that. that means your skies going to be nice again for you're going to see some hot temperatures inland 90's in the valleys 60's along the coastline. lot of 70's 80's inside the bay. stay hot on off this the interior valleys. but fairly cool out along the coastline. and just right inside the bay with temperatures in the 70's. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the san francisco giants are 30 games. over 500 for the first time since 2003 no one would have predicted this. but here we are. what makes it even better is san francisco. he's doing it against the best teams in baseball. they're above 500 against teams with winning records. this team is gearing up for a playoff run and they know they will be getting everyone's best shot as they hit the stretch run of the season. >> just got but the situation than human as we start getting guys back. a lot of that have been hurt tom, obviously went through a little bit of a tough stretch from milwaukee, and th

that means spurring demand by converting the federal government's enormous fleet of vehicles -- we haver 600,000, a lot of vehicles, 60,000 of them, i should say -- into all-american-made clean vehicles. so that's what we're going to do, as we roll out and get rid of the existing fleet, we're going to support the electric transit system as well, and the electric school buses. and there is one other thing we have in our playbook that will help us out-compete other nations, the american worker. american worker. [applause] i really believe this, and i know you guys do to this. the american worker is our ace in the deck. now i know many of you watching at home are like the folks i grew up in scranton and claymont , delaware. they feel left out in an economy and industry that is rapidly changing. i get it and i understand, that we will leave no one behind. nearly 90% of the jobs created in our infrastructure plan do not require a bachelor's degree. and when we invest in our infrastructure, we're going to buy american products, american materials and services from american businesses made in