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summer surge. new reports that the surge we're seeing could last into october and fueled by the delta variant. hospitals seeing a dramatic rise in patients, the latest this morning. >>> going for gold. the tokyo olympics are officially under way as world class athletes face off. who has already won and the ongoing protests, our team is live from tokyo. >>> also this morning, all eyes and ears on kanye west. the grammy winner teasing new music, fans still waiting to stream the highly anticipated album. plus, that epic listening party in atlanta. the rapper making a silent appearance. ex kim kardashian spotted in the crowd. fans filling mercedes-benz stadium to get a listen. ♪ summer ♪ >>> put the sizzle in your summer. tory's got deals and she's got steals. look good and feel great with the best in beauty. >>> plus, get ready to spice up your sides from salads to slaw. new twists on your favorite summertime side dishes. ♪ >>> camp "gma" is in session signing you up for arts and crafts, with clever s

blanca: but we have summer meals, though. damian: right, summer meals.mmer meals, for sure. and any child who is 18 or younger can get a safe, free lunch, more than 80 sites in santa clara and san mateo counties. no registration is required. so, please come to us. actually, if i can just tell you to visit our website, that'll be super easy, and you can get all the information and see where you can go. it's shfb.org/getfood. go there. just type in "summer meals," if you didn't get a chance to write down our website right now. go and check out all the information and find out where is the closest location to you, and you can get food for your children, for the parents, for the caretakers, every day, and you can get breakfast. you can get your snack. you can get your meal. you take it home. or some sites also, now that we're getting better with the protocol of the covid and pandemic, you can actually stay there. you know, some schools are okay with that. so, yeah, it's a great program. and, oh, if you want more information, too, you can actually text to us

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we are going into the summer, the summer recess _ going into the summer, the summer recess as— goingay, it must be a huge relief for— recess as i say, it must be a huge relief for some people at checkers. next story— relief for some people at checkers. next story on the telegraph, forcing his children to self—isolate needless. this is a really interesting story. just going through exactly this during the school summer term. flit through exactly this during the school summer term. of course that is riuht. i school summer term. of course that is right. i hadn't _ school summer term. of course that is right. i hadn't realised _ school summer term. of course that is right. i hadn't realised the - is right. i hadn't realised the numbers— is right. i hadn't realised the numbers had become so enormous the suggestion— numbers had become so enormous the suggestion is around 1 million children— suggestion is around 1 million children have been away from school. and then _ children have been away from school. and then there is in extraordinary statistic— and then there is in extraordinary statis

plus, skin care secrets that will give you that summer glow.s you fire up the grill, we're putting a new spin on your go-to summer side dishes. your holiday weekend starts now as we say, good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. happy saturday. we are celebrating the holiday weekend the best way we know how with some fourth of july food. >> yes. >> of course. chef alex guarnaschelli, you know her from the food network. she will be joining us live sharing her secrets to spice up your summer side dishes like that boring macaroni salad. we're going to make it awesome. >> and we're going to have our own hot dog eating contest. >> no, we're not. >> we're not? okay. >> you can. >> just hearing now that -- >> just you and janai. >> got it. >>> there is a lot of news happening this morning in florida. new evacuations ordered as another condo complex is found to be structurally unsafe. this one just a few miles away from the collapsed condo in surfside. >> and the search for possible survivors there continuing even as the death toll rises and officia

after summer after summer of these kind he might win.ealt with it years ago. let's move on. we _ been dealt with it years ago. let's move on, we will— been dealt with it years ago. let's move on, we will skip _ been dealt with it years ago. let's move on, we will skip a _ been dealt with it years ago. let's move on, we will skip a couple of stories that we talked about our last review. let's move onto the front of the times. iain, this will interest you because you worked at various times as an adviser to conservative spokespersons. this is the dominic cummings interview. it's funny to think he's the first interview he's done. we've heard so much from him but obviously we've heard it in select committee testimony or in softies written his blog. and the extraordinary suggestion that he's made, that discussions were going on about ousting borisjohnsonjust discussions were going on about ousting borisjohnson just days after he want the general election in 2019. ., , .,' ., after he want the general election in 2019. ., , ., ., ., �* in 2019

well, it certainly feels like summer is on hold. it is this low pressure which swept across the country earlier on today. it brought some really quite heavy rain and some strong winds to southern areas. the second half of the day, the more persistent rain is around eastern scotland and the north—east of england. elsewhere, it is a mixture of areas of cloud and the showers come and go, too. that will continue into the evening hours and overnight. it will not be a cold night, a project in the south around 13 or 14 degrees. not far off that in scotland, as well. tomorrow, we'll call it a day of sunny spells and showers. some of the showers could be heavy almost anywhere, there could be cracks of thunder, but i think most of the time the weather should be dry. feeling a little bit warmer, too. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2pm... new guidance for the double—jabbed from the sixteenth of august as the government continues to relax covid restrictions. anyone who is a close contact of a positive case will no longer have

what happened on january 6th, what happened last summer. whenever it happens, it must be condemned by people of goodwill -- it should be political. we spoke out against the brutal murder of george floyd and of course david dorn and horace lorenzo anderson jr. that said interview i had with his father. unfortunately democrats, their friends in the media, big tech media mob, they don't seem to care about truth, fairness, logic, science, justice. for them it's politics and power, that's all it seems to matter. here with more is the author of do what you said you would do, ohio congressman jim jordan. he was supposed to be on the january 6th committee but he's not any longer along with new york congresswoman elise the phonic. you and jim banks were going to be on this committee but they took you off to replace it with liz cheney and adam kinzinger both hate donald trump and that will come to the predetermined collusion conclusion that nancy pelosi wants. >> it's all political and a great monologue, you have condemned the violence all the time,

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but i want to ask guys, what are your summer picks?as been out for a while. >> indeed. i was so in love with the record that jazmine sullivan put out last year. the think the record is called "feelings." this woman's voice is just in the stratosphere, maybe the best singer maybe ever. she is so good and i get so inspired. by hearing her sing, and the songs are fantastic. that was my pick. >> over to you, marc. >> yeah, i am really into italian music. these days. i believe in the back of italian singers. and this singer called -- "volare." i'm really into these phot o summer, summertime, sun. >>>> let's check out this bipolar love track. ♪ >> [singing in italian] ♪ >> thank you very much for that. personally i am digging the african funk artist called "bella." and it has some lovely 1960's rock undertones. ♪ >> p singing in french] ♪ ♪ >> i'm afraid that is all we have time for as the "france 24" news is coming up. thank to my guests. you are strange as angels and your record is already available. check it out if you are a fan of the cu

>> i worked here one summer when i was 16. i absolutely loved it. >> reporter: veronica worked at funland after sophomore year of high school in 1990.ulwell, kin. >> i worked the rides. i worked the games. i've done the tickets. just kind of whatever they need me to do. >> reporter: along for the ride, and working by her side, her 15-year-old son will. >> it's been really good for both of us, kind of renewing our socialization skills, seeing everybody in a great, positive atmosphere. >> reporter: even though verr veronica was willing to go back, there just aren't enough workers like her. >> as we go through the month of august, we're going to have to selectively close games and rides. because we just won't have a staff to run them. so we certainly will ask our customers to be patient, we will do the best we can. we want to accommodate as many of our customers as possible. but there's a limit to what you can do. >> reporter: that seems to be the mantra here. there is a limit to what a business owner can do. unlike workers, than

judy: summer is clearly here, but the sruptions caused by the pdemic are affecting the summer plans ofe students and teachers. educators around the country are scrambling to help students catch up. many are utilizing billions in federal stimulus funds to beef up their summer school programs. stephanie sy visited two atlanta area school districts to see their approach to helping middle schoolers. stephanie: it is 8:00 on a mid june morning, and instead of enjoying summer break, christopher jones is headed to school. >> christopher was an ap student. when the pandemic came, his grades dropped. stephanie: john lewis convict us academy shut its doors in march of 2020. when it reopened, 80% of its 950 students chose to stay virtual, but not christopher. home was not conducive to learning. >> it was hard. while i am on the zoom, my mom cussing out my brother. [laughter] my dogs barking. my teacher was always telling me to mute myself. >> i am who i am, not who you think i am. stephanie: to address these challenges, educators are pouring hundreds ofillions into rigorous summer programs to try

100,000 a day later this summer, the labour leader. reach 100,000 a day later this. summer, the labour government— summer, the labour leader said the government strategy- summer, the labour leader said the government strategy to - summer, the labour leader saidl the government strategy to open up the government strategy to open up the — the government strategy to open up the economy— the government strategy to open up the economy would _ the government strategy to open up the economy would lead - the government strategy to open up the economy would lead to i up the economy would lead to chaos— up the economy would lead to chaos and _ up the economy would lead to chaos and confusion _ up the economy would lead to chaos and confusion if- up the economy would lead to chaos and confusion if huge i chaos and confusion if huge numbers— chaos and confusion if huge numbers of— chaos and confusion if huge numbers of people - chaos and confusion if huge numbers of people had - chaos and confusion if huge numbers of people had to l chaos and confusion if huge . numbers of people had to self isola

, bots acclaimed new documentary called summer of sol. does hit some of the appropriate sultry notes, also coming up. an exhibition at the show, a memorial in paris, shed light on the persecution of gays and lesbians in nazi occupied europe. and her work is more than what meets the ice british artist. debbie lawson creates captivating sculptures that emerged from the surface of traditional persian carpet with 906. 9 was a pivotal year in terms of the counterculture movement in the u. s. and the summer of love that saw woodstock is certainly well documented. but what many people don't know about is the harlem cultural festival, a music extravaganza that took place that same summer and marked a turning point in black life in america. i'm mere quest love thompson, the drummer and co leader of the hip hop group. the roots has combined compiled previously unknown footage in the documentary film, summer of sol. so let's hear his take on this extraordinary project. after the silky voice of nina simone. ready, black. the be ready? the voices, the

this is a summer internship like no other.ll summer long. we cannot wait to introduce you to them and that's coming up. >> absolutely. we're definitely looking forward to that. first though want to get right to the latest from tokyo. team usa winning big in the pool overnight including that showstopping win from caeleb dressel grabbing gold by less than a second. let's go back to amy in toeng with the latest. amy, good morning, once again. >> reporter: yeah, that was so incredible. good morning to you, whit. yes, you know, heading into these games there were questions about which new stars would emerge to take home the gold for team usa but guess what, now we have some answers. overnight team usa making a huge splash at the olympic games. caeleb dressel dominating the men's 100-meter freestyle winning the gold by less than a second and setting a new olympic record time for the race. in a nail-biting relay, the u.s. women grabbing silver anchored by superstar katie ledecky missing the gold by just 0.4 seconds and let's not forg

,~ , ., summer.er. we will skip over the - olympia news except to say that on the front of the express i think they captured that, one of the best single moments which was the drones display forming into the globe, the globe of the world. ijust globe of the world. i just thought it was mesmerising when i saw that. i'm reminded of what potential the drones have is an entertainment tool never mind all the negative things we sometimes associate with them, which they are also been used for. tell us aboutjeff bustos. he now described as a man whose dreams forward to earth.— forward to earth. actually i got a bit of a giggle — forward to earth. actually i got a bit of a giggle from _ forward to earth. actually i got a bit of a giggle from this - forward to earth. actually i got a bit of a giggle from this story. i bit of a giggle from this story. there's so much around it this week. jeff basals went up in space or branson is hoping to become astronauts because they are able to go astronauts because they ar

we're only four weeks into summer. >> that was for only summer.r fire danger, which is terrible and the drought is only making it worse, right? >> right. the brush tries out more, the fuel dr more. the other thing we've seen is this area of high hot pressure is usually over vegas and phoenix, but we've seen it more often move over southern california. that's what's really driven the heat for us. it just seems like it's become the norm over the past couple weeks. that's why we got to over 112 this past weekend in brentwood. >> is there any way of anticipating whether we're going to continue to see this for the rest of the summer? >> there's some indication we could swing back and forth into it. right now we're on track for maybe a hotter summer than we had last year. >> okay, that's good. jeff's going to be back in a few minutes with tomorrow's forecast as well. another great resource is our nbc bay area app. you can get information right to your neighborhood. it is free to download, so check it out. >>> we want to get you up to speed on a few othe

this story has come and gone but we _ summer. this story has come and gone but we are _ summer.n on immigration through— its legislation on immigration through the house of commons at the moment _ through the house of commons at the moment. just watch and see this go i’ilht moment. just watch and see this go right back— moment. just watch and see this go right back up towards the top of the political— right back up towards the top of the political agenda. things other than covid _ political agenda. things other than covid. witnessing these scenes, they are very— covid. witnessing these scenes, they are very emotive. the papers and the politicians _ are very emotive. the papers and the politicians are going to play them i’ilht politicians are going to play them right the — politicians are going to play them right the way through the summer. indeed _ right the way through the summer. indeed. the front of the guardian a different sort of border issue. this is one where people, that was about but not people waved through and perhaps a few more questions are to be asked. ,, . , ., ,

it is the desert southwest summer monsoon and it's a part of life there every summer and every so often those thunderstorms get pushed far enough west that we experience some of them in california. what we are looking at is a way of visualizing where the lightning is happening right now so this is the last few hours and you can see where the focus is. nothing out of the ordinary for them, but if we come over here to the western edge, some of this is now starting to bleed over into california so if we look at this a different way, we use high definition doppler and this is the radar technology we have here locally and you see the lightning strikes. if you come in closer, there are a few lightning strikes way down here being detected in the central sierra, but if you look at this complex of rain here, we will switch from live in the future cast and we are concerned about where this develops because that is where you are most likely going to get some strikes. if we do play this forward, most of the action will stay here in the sierra. however, we can't rule out the possibility that even aw

and the summer of love that saw woodstock is certainly well documented. but what many people don't know about is the harlem cultural festival, a music extravaganza that took place that same summer and marked a turning point in black life in america. i'm mere quest love thompson, the drummer and co leader of the hip hop group. the roots has combined compiled previously unknown footage in the documentary film, summer of sol. so let's hear his take on this extraordinary project. after the silky voice of nina simone. brandy black. the are you really ready? the voices with the weight is moving and my name is amir request. love thompson. i'm a musician and a music lover. and we're here to celebrate in talk of my directory or do you summer of sol. nobody ever heard of them called just at the phone. nobody would believe that was bought. i got his mid, i'd never heard of the problem. cultural festival. my producers is robert and joseph patel and david dennis team. they showed me their footage. this is real. i did the crown. something very important wasn't about th

bay area boys of summer getting a cold slap last night.or the third straight >>> i got baseball up top and giants. boy, they usually keep your attention late in the game these days, don't they? on the right, hello to the first round pick. he wore that giants jersey. brother david pitched for the pirates last night. to the game, a inning two run h when it got wet they led giants 3-0. home half of the third, a solo job got san francisco on the board and kayakers got a little wet. quickly a two run laser. here came giants to tie the game. it got away in a bases loaded seven. a little trouble finding the handle. everyone safe, run scored, a come back trifle shy and pirates won 6-4. dodgers lost last night so san francisco leads the west by three games. >>> there is a's bob melvin. skipper calm and collected at seattle. bottom second, gave up back to back homers and just like that, it was 3-0. oakland rally, they loaded bases for andrus who waved at strike three to end the seventh. a's struck out 18 times last night. bottom of the inning, a's t

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what happened in seattle was no summer of love. >> it's more like the summer of hey, kat. >> i love summerstreet today. it was 9:00 a.m. and i was taking carl back from outside. carl is a dog. i'm walking back at 9:00 at night and this guy is shooting pair would and the girl that is with him is screaming because h put first come up with was not very chivalrous. i will say that. but you see that at 9:00 at a pretty nice area in the morning in the middle of the week. keeping, you know what, i don't think it should be like this. >> there is the honor among junkies so far. >> even muggers now are beating apple ladies. that would never happen. there used to be a code in the street. there was when i grew up, great. the streets of philadelphia. is there a joke for this? >> these democrat politicians, would you they can't admit they were wron and blame you for their mistakes . i wrote another joke. >> he was more offended by the delivery. let's be clear. >> here is my other one. democrats are like men. they can't that that that they are lost and refused ask for directions. >> the delivery. it is i

— like, for the rest of the summer? ~ _, _, , summer? welcome it could be uuite summer?uite grim _ summer? welcome it could be quite grim because _ summer? welcome it could be quite grim because of- summer? welcome it could be quite grim because of our- quite grim because of our drought that we just came out of that date back this winter. the trees and shrubs are very, very dry and so is the extent of the summer we can expect largerfire so it of the summer we can expect larger fire so it is quite challenging for the months ahead. ~ ~ , ., challenging for the months ahead. ~ ~' , ., ., ahead. we keep hearing about this bad news _ ahead. we keep hearing about this bad news and _ ahead. we keep hearing about this bad news and it _ ahead. we keep hearing about this bad news and it keeps - this bad news and it keeps getting worse and worse but how is it comparatively to other years? well, we're still early in the fire season. we are kind of getting into the court in california, august, september. ourfuel moistures are california, august, september. our fuel moistures are at r

it was an incredibly hot weather -- summer. one of the things that we historians know is that when there is a spike in the heat, we start smacking each other around. it's no surprise that most of these race riots occur during heat waves. can you -- >> i just came here from chicago, where we -- me and many other people were marking the centennial of the chicago riot, which was certainly the worst urban riot in the united states that year. and it started because of the heat. >> uh-huh. >> literally because of the heat. people -- there was no air-conditioning at that time. and five young teenage african-american men snuck through the white neighborhoods of chicago to get to the south side beach. and they went swimming. and they swam in an area that was sort of near the de facto black beach and the de facto white beach. it was not -- there wasn't legal segregation in chicago. but their raft that we were on -- they weren't very good swimmers, drifted into the white beach. and that was n this incredibly tense period, that's all that

so, our summer heat is going oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >>> a dutch chef believes he created the priziest burger in history and donated all of the profits to charity. called the golden includes alaskan crab and it is covered in gold leaf, the price tag $6,000. it goes to charity. >> wow. can you eat gold leaf? >> i would not know. [ laughter ] >> neither would i. >> i guess if it helps charity. >>> the bucks looked like they were in big trouble in the 4th quarter of game 4. but have no fear, chris middleton is here. he goes ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you w

so -- hence the name red summer, right. >> right. >> red summer means that we are literally seeing red as james weldon johnson who you will tell us about in just a moment suggested for the blood running through the streets, but it's also because of all the red scare, the communists were everywhere, and this idea that they would in particular target african-americans and, again, infect them with these notions that challenged the core of an american racial hierarchy that worked, let us not forget, for the north as it did for the south. james weldon johnson tell us, i shall bring him up on the screen. >> yeah, i developed as i was research the book i developed this -- >> here he is. >> -- man crush for this guy. he is an awesome dude. he's one of those people you start reading about and it's almost like you don't believe it. he spoke fluent spanish, he was a diplomate, he was a lawyer, he wrote tin pan alley music with his brother, he wrote "lift every voice and sing" which is considered the african-american myles. he wrote poetry, wrote a novel, wrote amazing essays and is doing all this

we have it every summer. to covid, we have made it so our programs happen outside in two different parks, one is diamond park in east oakland and one is in west oakland. there are two classes a day. basically we have one from 9:00 to 12:00 and another from 1:00 to 4:00 here it is three hours long. sorry about that. they are different ages. we have from 5 to 7, 5 to 12, and a teenage component as well. >> how can people get involved? >> go to destinyarts.org and you can find all of the information you need about our summer programming and our program coming up in the fall as well. >> and the center also has its own dance company. how can people get involved in that as well? >> this past year we did not have auditions, but this year we will have auditions in late august or early september. will finalizing the dates on that. with all of the numbers changing, covid variants, we are trying to make sure we are keeping our students as safe as possible. if you look on the website, you can find additional dates. we wi

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we arrested close to 300 people throughout the summer. our approach to both instances was equal opportunity. if you are going to do violence in the united states and break federal law, the fbi will investigate. >> i understand that, and you should. no quarrel there. ms. sanborn: i think the answer would be best placed to the critical response group. i will follow up. >> general walker, u.s.-based someone on the panel above the helicopter in relation to january 6, that you said that is not normally something we would use, and i believe, i don't want to mischaracterize, you said it would not be necessary. . what i did get from it is that it is not normally used. yet it was used in the summer protests. why was it used there and not on january 6? with a different set of circumstances? maj. gen. walker: one of my deputy commanding generals put the helicopter up. but the request was made to get, i believe the request was to be able to observe and report the crowd size. it was at night that night. versus the daytime operation. that is why the he

and because many have plans for this summer, i think it's really good. it gives us much more freedom and it's nice to finally, you know, corona's over soon, hopefully. and yeah, i think it's important. it's still not settled because other countries have still not, not all of the countries of garden that got into opportunity to have the vaccines. but hopefully we'll be able to go sound down to the very end has driven infections to levels not seen in israel since april, mainly among vaccinated people. because we still have a nice amount of people dictated young people that could see here were increasing affects nathan, them young people that can be vaccinated and we still see a portion of the elderly people and not feel vaccinated for various reasons. some vaccination people also have been infected to now the number needing hospital treatment remains low, although i think is a rising. so we do see people who actually acquired the delta after being immunized and they can transmitted. yet there are chances to be severely ill to be hospitalized or to die or s

he's tracking all of this and it sounds so much like the disaster we had last summer. >> the combination is there where we're watching a lot of moisture coming in that has the potential for lightning and lightning-sparked fires. right now that moisture is moving out of california, approaching southern california, and that monsoon of moisture will be right here during the day tomorrow. we'll see these bands of clouds moving in during the morning and right around this time towards tomorrow morning, we'll see the best chance of these showers, which may involve a slight chance of the thunder off to our south and to the east. keep in mind, around the bay area and in much of california, we're seeing record dry conditions, enhanced by drought. from the sierra back here towards the bay area, the north bay and east bay. so on top of those conditions, we will be seeing these red flag conditions for evaluations above 1,000 feet, getting started at 5:00 this evening, until about 5:00 on monday. notice, these elevations continue the east bay hills. the diablo hills and the north bay mountains. and ge

the the nhs could be put under severe strain this summer.— strain this summer. of facemasks voluntary. it was said time and again that if you are wearing a facemask, it is to protect somebody else, not yourself. how does that square in terms of personal responsibility? it is not your own health you are looking after by wearing a mask, it is the person opposite. after by wearing a mask, it is the person opposite-— after by wearing a mask, it is the person opposite. indeed. it is more about protecting — person opposite. indeed. it is more about protecting others _ person opposite. indeed. it is more about protecting others if— person opposite. indeed. it is more about protecting others if you - person opposite. indeed. it is more about protecting others if you are i about protecting others if you are asymptomatic or you have the infection but don't know it. there is evidence to suggest that wearing a face covering. you passing on that infection? it will prevent you passing on the infection. i think we could see that in some cases, masks and face coverings will be

wide the last timejapan held the summer games was in 196a.concerns that the intense heat and humidity of the tokyo summer could pose a serious risk to athletes. but when the _ a serious risk to athletes. but when the games _ a serious risk to athletes. but when the games are held, all have to deal with the global sport calendar. these are the major events and there's a gap between late to august. broadcasters around the world paid billions of dollars for the rights to show the olympics. they need to show it at the right time of year in the right time of day. broadcasting is one of the two most significant revenue sources for the olympic movement. the ioc is going to want to keep it sponsors and broadcasters as happy as can be. and that means some events like marathon and race walking have been moved to sapporo where it is cooler while others are taking place in the early morning or in the evening. but increasingly it's notjust a battle for metals, it is also a battle for metals, it is also a battle against the heat. extreme heat there but als

them to get not one but two covid test per week and all of this -- we are in the home stretch of summer the time of year when adults are giddy with excitement the kids not so much and at this elementary in willow glen teachers arrived today to pick up their classroom keys. >> reporter: excited? >> very much so. >> this is about as normal of the school year we have had in a long time. >> reporter: the spokesperson said parents can have changes in august 13. there is no more distance learning and mask will be required indoors and outdoors for everyone, regardless of vaccination status and there will be no more social distancing and plexiglas in the classroom is optional and no more temperature checks. temperatures are taken and parents have to fill out a questionnaire every morning before class and there will be staggered a pickup and drop-off times. >> it means the classroom will feel similar to what it did three pandemic. >> reporter: if a student test positive, they will have to quarantine for 10 days and so- called close contacts can come back to class as soon as they have a negative

many summer camps not using masks.ng that. if they have kids in clusters they do have them start to wear masks. that has been more prior tied as we've seen these string of cases popping up now in communities across the country. states like texas, illinois, florida, kansas, pausing or having to cancel their summer programs. an outbreak of at least 80 cases at one summer camp in illinois alone. we've talked about, and yesterday especially we talked about how the delta variant is surging among the unvaccinated. children under 12 is one of the biggest unvaccinated groups in this country. as of late, as of the latest numbers on july 8th, the fda estimates that some 4 million children have contracted covid-19 throughout this pandemic and that accounts for about 14% of cases. 335 children have died from covid-19 so far. now the fda has also announced they're working on a vaccine for children under 12. they're hoping that that will come by early to mid winter but, of course, that's going to be too late for these summer camps.

and the summer of love that saw woodstock is certainly well documented. but what many people don't know about is the harlem cultural festival, a music extravaganza that took place that same summer and marked a turning point in black life in america. i'm mere quest love thompson, the drummer and co leader of the hip hop group. the roots has combined compiled previously unknown footage in the documentary film, summer of sol. so let's hear his take on this extraordinary project. after the silky voice of nina symbol prairie black. yeah. are you really ready? the beautiful boy. the way moving and the my name is amir request. love thompson. i'm a musician and a music lover. and we're here to celebrate in talk of my directory all day due summer of sol. nobody ever heard of them called just at the phone. nobody would believe that half the beautiful people was bought. i got admitted i'd never heard of the problem. cultural festival. my producers is robert joseph patel and david dennis team. they showed me that this is real. i would know i didn't expect crowds like

reporter: the last time japan held a summer games was in 1964. october when the weather was cooler, so having the games here now has raised concerns that the intense heat an humidity of the tokyo summer could pose a serious risk to athletes. but when the games are held,t all has to do with the global sport calendar. there is a gap between late july to august. broadcasters around the world pay billions of dollars for the rights to show the olympics. they need to show it at the right timef year and the right time of day. >> broadcasting is one of the two most significant revenue sources for the olympic movement. they want to keep their broadcasters and sponsors as happy as can be. reporter: that means some events have been moved to where it is cooler, while others are taking place in the early morning or in the evening. but increasingly, it's not just the battle for a metal, it's also a battle against the heat. >> on top of the extreme heat, tropical storm is expected to hit japan on tuesday. reporter: the tropical storm i moving toward japan. yoca

and the summer of love that saw woodstock is certainly well documented. but what many people don't know about is the harlem cultural festival, a music extravaganza that took place that same summer and marked a turning point in black life in america. i'm mere quest love thompson, the drummer and co leader of the hip hop group. the roots has combined compiled previously unknown footage in the documentary films summer of sol. so let's hear his take on this extraordinary project. after the silky voice of nina symbol prairie black. yeah. are you really, really the beautiful voices, but the way moving and my name is amir request. love thompson. i'm a musician and a music lover. and we're here to celebrate in talk of my directory or they view summer of sol. nobody ever heard of them just as the phone. nobody would believe that have the beautiful people i was off. i got admitted. i've never heard of the cultural festival, my producers, robert and joseph to tell and david dinner scheme. they showed me their footage. this is real. i was no, i didn't expect crowds.

where is the commission on all the riots, all 574 from last summer? why no commission? the democrats silence at the time and now is deafening. violence in these major cities is on the rise this weekend alone. 12 were murdered and 70 plus shot in chicago and sadly, do you know the names of anybody? that's just a typical weekend in the windy city. we've been scrolling these names since joe biden was vice president and obama was president and this was his hometown. democrats don't seem to care, they don't seem to care about the names of the, what, 140 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty so far thise year and apparently it's not politically advantageous for them t so they just ignore it. it's the same massive double standard that that we always see on the left. they will say, we can't have russia collusion, prussia, russia, thomas hunter biden is taking millions from a russian oligarch and the former first lady ofnd moscow, they didn't seem to care about russia collusion, when hillary got the dirty russian misinformation dossier that was used to than spy on

we opened last summer, pig and cow which you've been to and you have to come.abor day. it's hard for small businesses and, you know, it's challenging. i partnered with chef ming tsai and work with the relief fund and helping small businesses through donations and every little bit helps and we all have to support each other. it's a challenging time. >> hang in there. >> i've been down. i'll be back to support. let me know when the other ones open. i'll be there to support. goodmorningamerica.com. we're going to eat going into the break. hopefully you don't mind. >>> when we come back our "gma" summer concert series, billie joe armstrong and rivers cuomo are here live. ♪ got to walk alone ♪ ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ i like what i see ♪ >>> back now with the story

a summer of normalcy. it's being caused by a shortage of workers, that creates a level of angst, that many hope to avoid. the number of industries struggling to find workers right now is expanding, frustrating everyone from retail consumers to travelers, who had hoped for more of a normal summer. >> this is a summer that people need to have patience. uneven service level because organizations are struggling to get the people they need and to get the quality of talent that they need. >> reporter: with a record number of job openings, companies are going to new extremes to fill vacancies. one executive in waste management recently suggested using prisoners or work release programs to find workers. parts of the service industry are also looking into the idea. restaurants in texas, michigan, delaware and ohio, can now use a state-run program, connecting them with people transitioning out of the criminal justice system. meanwhile, at the airports, long lines due to a labor shortage at the tsa, have contributed

turning to the summer olympicsy the u.s. extended the lead in the medal count 38 followed by china with 31. sunisa lee brought home the gold. >> she was golden at the women's gymnastics. simone biles withdrew to focus on health. sunisa became the fifth straight american to win the women's all around event. >> this means a lot. there was a point in time where i wanted to quit and i didn't think i would get here. >> reporter: back home lee's parents could not contain their excitement. >> it's been through rough, good and bad time. it's amazing for her to do this tbar r far and actually win the gold. >> reporter: biles the defending champion watched from the stands after tweeting the outpouring of love and support i received made me realize i'm more than my accomplishments and gymnastics which i never truly believed before. aimee boorman coached biles for 12 years. >> that's going to be great to give voice to athletes to say to the coaches i'm not okay at this point. >> reporter: isn't that a bigger part of her legacy at this p

we are into a summer of hope and joy, hopefully. think about where you were last year, where you are today, what you were able to do last year at this time and today. it is a year of hard fought progress. we can't get complacent now. the best thing you can do to protect yourself and your family and the people you care about the most is get vaccinated. it is the best thing the community can do to protect themselves, increase vaccination rates. you can do this. you can do this. let's finish the job, finish it together. god bless you all and please, please get vaccinated. it makes a big difference. as i said, it is a patriotic thing to do. may god protect our troops. thank you. >> with the ransomware attack, can you tell us if you believe this is the level of u.s. retaliation? pres. biden: i can tell you a couple of things. i received an update from our national security team this morning, it appears to have caused minimal damage to u.s. businesses but we are gathering information. to the full extent of the attack. i will have more to

. >>> good evening, coming up on world news tonight, the summer covid surge.e nation's daily case average nearly tripling since june. >>> and the unprecedented olympic games get underway. plus, the extreme weather thr hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> oh, this is the best story. a lost dog was reunited with its owner after a day of running around san francisco. the 8-year-old terrier escaped earlier this month while her owner was at work. sf animal control officers spent four hours trying to corral her, four hours, before capturing her and sending to her muttville, a senior dog adoption clinic. the

sprinter sha'carri richardson won't compete in the summer games.nner was suspended for 30 days after testing positive for marijuana, preventing her from competing in the 100-meter dash in tokyo. richarden had hoped she could still run in the 4x100-meter relay but has been left off the u.s. team roster. another household name will be heading to the game. 29-year-old jessica springsteen daughter of rock legend bruce springsteen will be part of the four-member u.s. equestrian team at the summer olympics in tokyo. up next, covid destroyed his lungs. a stranger gave him the gift of life. advil dual action fights pain 2 ways. it's the first and only fda approved combination of advil plus acetaminophen. advil targets pain. acetaminophen blocks it. advil dual action. fast pain relief that lasts 8 hours. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. what can i du with les