do you think tom harris was insulting the police officers? >> know.nd funding the police for more training. when you chop down your police officers that is not a good formula. it is unbelievable some of the words out of our mayor, there such a disconnect and it doesn't help us getting back to where we are supposed to be and what makes new york city so resilience, we are coming back strong. carley: congratulations before the opening happens in the fall. appreciate it. todd: we are going to that chophouse, 27 after the hour. gained members in chicago outnumber police officers tend to one but instead of hiring more cops the city will dispatch mental health professionals on 9/11 calls. chicago alderman anthony napolitano joins us next, the head of the second-largest teachers union walking that comments after saying anti-fauci merchandise would cause millions to die. her apology coming up. ♪♪ i've pricked my finger 3,000 time i've pricked my finger and my a1c was still over 9. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my ph there's my glucose number. ye i

tom: after you are at harry's bar you will go to all of that. is venice back?ervation venice is up and running with summer tourism or not? maria: that is an excellent question. i did go, i did not go inside. here in venice they are all americans and that was to me quite striking. usually you get germans from you get french, you get a lot of europeans in venice. yesterday was purely americans. i would say half of the normal business you see. no chinese tourist. that is a huge hit for a city like venice. tom: it is. i have witnessed that myself. maria tadeo, thank you so much. reporting from venice. let's set up the market. a most eventful week next week. what will you focus on this afternoon? romaine: it is look ahead to next week. you get the big bank earnings, if you earnings out of the health care companies. jay powell along the hill for two days. there'll be a lot of focus on monetary policy. a couple treasury options on monday. on top of that another read on inflation data as well as retail sales. investors will have a lot to chew over and make a determinat

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and polandh 13 golds now, followed by china, who've overtaken the usa. that swimming gold took great britain's tally to five golds, but they've dropped one place, behind australia. so, what can we look ahead to on day six? joining me now from tokyo is our reporter sarah mulkerrins. sarah, it's the women's all around final in the artistic gymnastics later on thursday, but there'll be no simone biles. yes, we had the news regarding some of the files in the last couple of days. firstly she pulled out of the team to petition on stay and that sent shock waves around the world with her decision to do that they are, and yesterday we had a confirmation that she was moving herself from the all—around final which takes place in tokyo later on thursday. she was looking to become the first gymnast since 1968 and went back to back those in that event. but vocal about protecting her mental health illness and the pressure she has been feeling in the fact that they are athletes but that they are also people. an

great britain's harry, angus, tom and jack came into the men's quadruple ranked fifth in the world.ave britain its first metal of the tokyo games, and they were ecstatic. —— rowing metal. and they were ecstatic. -- rowing metal. ~ . ., ., metal. we decided we are in lane one, metal. we decided we are in lane one. let's — metal. we decided we are in lane one, let's take _ metal. we decided we are in lane one, let's take it _ metal. we decided we are in lane one, let's take it out, _ metal. we decided we are in lane one, let's take it out, let's - metal. we decided we are in lane one, let's take it out, let's take l one, let's take it out, let's take it to them. we really did it. i'm so happy, it's the first olympic medal in this way class for our country, and we are standing on the shoulders have loads of people before us. this wasn't the day's _ have loads of people before us. this wasn't the day's pick a surprise, though, moments earlier, team gb where bidding for a sixth straight olympic title in the men's four, but in none of the crew had won an olympic medal before, and britain'

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and poland news too for helen glover in her attempt for a third olympic medal. she, and partner polly swann, finished second in their coxless pair semi final — to qualify for the final tomorrow morning. and there will be no third gold medalfor andy murray at the olympics — he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after losing their quarterfinals match against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4. but lost the second — and then lost the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. one british player left — that's liam broady and he's on court right now in the men's singles. it's a disappointment, because we were so close, 6—3, 4—3 in game points, i thought we were in a great position to win. that can happen sometimes in doubles, momentum was with them at the end and they did well to close it out, they served better. really disappointing, because i felt we were playing really well. because i felt we were playing really well-— because i felt we

saw tom and jackie hawks. >> we had to interview kathleen harris, i wantnd i were having a pretty heated argument about it. >> i told him, i said, you need to have someone else interview kathleen harris. and he goes, fine. you want to interview her? you call her in and interview her. >> this is -- come on in. >> hi, i'm keith krallman. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> i just remember trying to confront her to tell the truth. >> i'm asking for your help. >> i know. >> are you part of these peoples' disappearance? >> no. >> did you hurt these people that are missing? >> no. >> i knew she was lying. i just -- i knew it, just by her nonverbal, her body language. there's no doubt in your mind that two people signed these documents in front of you. right now. see, you're hesitating. no, baloney. this is [ bleep ] this is what i'm talking about. listen to me very well. tell me right now the truth. those people that are missing signed those documents is what you're telling me? >> yes. >> i don't believe you. you were hesitant to begin with. tell me the

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and poland one place, behind australia. so, what can we look ahead to on day six? joining me now from tokyo is our reporter sarah mulkerrins. sarah, it's the women's all around final in the artistic gymnastics later on thursday, but there'll be no simone biles. yes, we had the news regarding simone biles in the last couple of days. firstly she pulled out of the team competition tuesday. that sent shock waves around the world with her decision to do that there, and yesterday we had a confirmation that she was removing herself from the all—around final which takes place in tokyo later on thursday. she was looking to become the first gymnast since 1968 to win back—to—back gold in that event. but vocal about protecting her mental health illness and the pressure she has been feeling and the fact that they are athletes but that they are also people. and also one of the interesting points to note from simone biles saying she was not trusting herself in her execution around the movements and we have hea

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and polanda. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4. but lost the second — and then the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. and great britain's sevens olympic campaign has ended without a medal — after a 17—12 defeat to argentina in the bronze medal match in tokyo. and in the last hour fiji have beaten new zealand to retain their olympic title. and disappointment too in the diving forjack laugher and daniel goodfellow as they finished 7th in the 3 metre synchro final — with china taking gold. it means laugher�*s reign as olympic champion is over. american gymnast and four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has withdrawn from thursday's individual all—around final in tokyo to focus on her mental health. she withdrew from the team final yesterday — during the competition — but remained at the side of her teammates as they went on to win silver. usa gymnastics has said in statement: "after further medical evaluation, simone biles has withdrawn from t

tom: thank you so much. the movers with romaine bostick. is harry kane a mover? jonathan: i don't know yet. that would be the big signing of the transfer window for the spurs they hold onto him. just to reiterate, tom and i don't drive. lisa: that is breaking news? jonathan: there's only one person on this team that drives, and it is lisa. it is not tom and me. lisa: i don't know how else you get up to tupper lake. jonathan: we need to work this out. what we are waiting for is the autonomous driving vehicle to come along. tom: i don't buy it. you're going to get me going, jon. i saw a tesla article the other day that the auto driving thing got screwed up because of a yellow traffic light. seriously. jonathan: that's not good. we need some progress. then we can have a subscription. lisa: you have to try. tom: david rosenberg the last hour. michael schumacher joins now. he knows where they play good hockey, and he throws it into his note this morning. on ago and far away, there was a ccm five stripe. you say this is a yield that is going to look like a ccm five stripe hockey stick. discuss tha

harry's book. hopefully that will be on our next edition. for now tomon the top of the hour. for now let's catch up on a bit of sport. good evening. the tokyo olympics get underway this week — with the opening ceremony on friday injapan. but even so, the build—up to the games continues to be marred by coronavirus. 21 south african footballers and officials, are self—isolating, while six members of team gb�*s athletics squad were in isolation, but are now allowed to train away from other members as a precuation. here's rupert wingfield hayes, from tokyo, with the difficulties organisers face... i think they've been taken by surprise almost at every stage in the run—up to the olympics over the last weeks and months. if you think back to march, we were talking about having stadiums full of spectators. we were talking about no compulsory testing of people coming into the country, certainly no talk of athletes having to be vaccinated before they came into the country. and as time is going on and the covid pandemic has continued and then actually get worse he

every tom, deck, and harry has a gun. that doesn't make me feel safe. it doesn't make me feel safe if i go to a shopping place and i seal these people with guns on their side. to me it's fear. i'm just sick of it. they need to get rid of these ar-15's. that's only something the military or the police should have. that's just ridiculous for any common person to have that gun. host: as far as your concerns in georgia, what is your level of concern in chickamauga? caller: it's pretty calm, but we have a lot of older people in the community and we don't have that many places for young people to gather were many things going on. host: brenda there, georgia, giving us a perception on where she lives. now to tuscaloosa, alabama. next, hello. caller: yes, i agree with the lady you were just speaking with pertaining to the assault rifles , i don't see where there's a need to, but in tuscaloosa, alabama, it's just ridiculous. i hear people talking about defunding police and churches, but until we go back, when i grew up there was discipline in the home, disciplin

. >> during their royal tour in africa, harry and meghan opened up to itv's tom bradby about their internalstiff upper lip. >> it has its -- you know, it has its advantages i guess. >> i really tried, but i think that what that does internally is probably really damaging. >> for me, and -- and for my wife. you know, there -- there is a lot -- of course, there is a lot of stuff that hurts. and especially, when the majority of it is untrue. i won't be bullied into -- into -- into playing a game that's -- that killed my mom. >> harry released a statement about the british tabloids. it said, i've seen what happens when someone i love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person. i lost my mother, and now i watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces. harry want frode tech his family. i think that there are these memories. these very vivid memories of what their mother went through. >> harry filed a lawsuit against two british newspaper groups alleging they hacked his phone years earlier. and meghan filed suit against "the mail on sunday." >>

harris. and in prime time here on nbc bay bridge, at 6:30, tom shields going for gold in the 100 meter butterflyd then the 16 minutes later, talk about a legend. katie ledecky looking for her seventh gold medal swimming in the 800 meter free and set your alarm for this one. mexico taking on south korea in men's soccer. janelle is swimming on set. i want to let you know what it going on here when you can't see it. watch all of the action at 4:00 a.m. on of our bay area athletes including janelle by heading over to butterfly. >> there we go. >> you could make it, you could make it. >> see you at at 4:00. >>> tonight, the cdc sounding the alarm on the delta variant and the risk even to fully vaccinated americans. the cdc warning in internal documents the war has changed, citing evidence vaccinated people can suffer rare breakthrough infections and may spread the delta variant as easily as the unvaccinated. delta also believed to cause more severe illness. the pivotal discovery a major cluster with a staggering three in four infections in vaccinated people. and what nbc news has found. at least 125,

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and polandetherlands. since 1996 team gb have won gold in the men's fours — not today though. with 500 metres to go they were very well positioned but then struggled to stay in lane, some dramatic steering issues which nearly led to them crashing into the italian boat at the bottom of your screen. they avoided that to finish fourth, australia the winners. the only remaining british player in the mens singles — liam broady — has gone out in the third round, losing in three sets to jeremy chardy. this comes as andy murray's olympics are over — he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after losing their quarterfinal match against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—a. but lost the second — and then the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. and great britain's sevens olympic campaign has ended without a medal — after a 17—12 defeat to argentina in the bronze medal match in tokyo. fiji have beaten new zealand to retain their olympic title. a

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and polande very well positioned but then struggled to stay in lane, some dramatic steering issues which nearly led to them crashing into the italian boat at the bottom of your screen. they avoided that to finish fourth, australia the winners. the only remaining british player in the men's singles — liam broady — has gone out in the third round, losing in three sets to jeremy chardy. this comes as andy murray's hopes of a third olympic gold medal were ended. he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after losing their quarterfinal match against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4, but lost the second — and then the third set went to a tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. american gymnast and four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has withdrawn from tomorrow's individual all—around final in tokyo for her mental health. she withdrew from the team final yesterday — during the competition — but remained at the side of her teammates as they w

thing to add, the new chief of the capitol hill police, tom manger, spoke to our josh campbell this week, and he has told -- he told josh and harry dunn told me last night that the chief said the same thing to him. he said, he's going to encourage other officers to speak out. there is very likely going to be more than just what we heard today. >> chief, let me ask you. where is the fop? where is the tfraternal order o police? >> that's a good question. >> why are they not speaking out on behalf of these four officers? >> that's a very good idea. i don't know. i do know tom manger very, very well from where he was fairfax police chief, we worked together when i was mpd and later with major city chiefs. they made a heck of a choice in tom manger, so he's going to turn that around, believe me. that was one thing that they did and they got right. >> one thing i want -- that we haven't touched on yet is when the sergeant with the capitol police was asked about donald trump's comments about the insurrectionists, that there was no -- i mean it is just all part of this deranged lie about what happened january 6th. you have all seen the v

biden and vice president harris did the country a disservice during the campaign , essentially planting the seeds of doubt on the vaccines developed under president trump. tomive you that idea that they planted the seeds of doubt and it was part of the campaign. he did not answer my question. what does this nation need from the former president right now to explain to the jacksonian unvaccinated they need to be vaccinated? rep. baker: president trump has been clear about this. he has talked about the need to be vaccinated. he has talked about the remarkable success in bringing vaccines to market in record time. i will tell you, i think it is this president and vice president who bear the burden. i am willing to help and eager to help. i've been preaching this back home in a big way, especially as we see these new variants. lisa: there is a huge delta between republicans and democrats when it comes to the vaccination rates. in more heavily democratic areas the vaccination rates tend to be higher and people tend to be more open to getting vaccinated. how is it easy president biden playing a big role in shoring up confidence in vaccines if it is largely the re

harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and poland dodig. one british player left — that's liam broady and he's on court right now in the men's singles. you can continue to follow all of that on the bbc sports website. that is all from me. thank you. police in england have released a shocking video, showing the moment a lorry driver crashed into another vehicle whilst using a mobile phone. 59—year—old derek holland has been jailed for more than three years after the crash last year that left three people badly injured. an onboard camera shows that over a period of four hours he repeatedly reached for his mobile phone, and even steered with his elbows. this report by matt graveling opens with footage you may find upsetting. the worst case of prolonged distracted driving they had ever seen. the damning words of sussex police after derek holland drove his lorry straight into the back of the security van. the crash in august that left three people seriously hurt. one suffered a brain injury. two more have been unable to work since. but th

tom and visited and spoke to several hundred republicans apparently he never mentioned donald trump mike pence is headed there and he has mental on - - mentioned donald trump now democrats are starting to panic about the harris24 potential the author of don't letter crisis go to waste , jason chafetz are you going to sue county iowa? >> i have been to iowa a few times just because iowa is a critical statement that a few times. steve: we saw the straw poll running away with it at the cpac based on that anyone else is wasting their time if president trump decides to run. >> president trump is wildly popular because his policies were popular. what he instituted were working for america and people understand they are working for america and what joe biden and vice president harris tried to do is fundamentally change america to a place he will recognize. steve: i don't know governor desantis travel plans in terms of iowa but i was interested that he was clearly above everyone else without president trump in the next nearly as high and the only other candidate that had any reasonable score with president trump then that straw pointing it goes 20 per point. i completely agree about the policy aspect people want tha

tom cotton on questions over the u.s. navy's readiness for war as a new report casts doubt. a jam-packed up about america reports" begins, top of the hour. >> harrismpic committee could change its logo, the committee folks person is telling fox news is considering a redesign to replace the 50 stars and five new stars -- with five new stars and fewer stripes. sean hannity doesn't like it. >> it's an awful idea. our stars & stripes should be the only flag representing this country at the olympics and the paralympics. so many amazing athletes and champions that we are all so proud of and they represent the united states of america. we don't need your new flag, we already have our own. >> harris: i want to do a quick lightning round before we go deep on this. morgan? >> morgan: i think we should leave the flag alone, when you look at hong kong, venezuela, iran, cuba, what are the protesters carrying? the american flag. it stands for freedom. >> harris: david? >> david: if george washington is going to get canceled by the left, betsy ross isn't going to be excluded from that pay for those who don't know, betsy ross is the one who sold the american flag

tom cain. when it came out it sold more copies than harry potter. i nominate them for a national book award. but they did not win the award. but they really won the battle with what they came out with. 51 strong recommendations, of how to make this country safer, and stronger. this congress continue to work together, and we enacted every single one. at least 49 out of the entire recommendations, and it has made this country stronger and better. we need the same, united determination. no one is better or stronger than this country, when we pull together and work together. we need a commission that is funded, with appropriate subpoena powers. all the time they need to do a thorough investigation and report. on how to respond to this in a substantive way, so that it never happens again. i yield back. and i would like to add, in closing, that i think our -- thank our panelists for the remarks, and i want to commend my colleagues, for participating in this important conversation. with that, and without objection, all members will have five legislative days, within which to submit extraneous mater

tom davies poorest football at this level, never mind in a final, in this competition, you would forgive them that —— the first time of experience football at this level. absolutely, and i think with harry. i thought tony lived in a grand mansion near anfield. breach... i thought tony lived in a grand mansion nearanfield. i'm surprised, tony, you are in a small room. i always viewed you as this greatjournalist room. i always viewed you as this great journalist living room. i always viewed you as this greatjournalist living in a palace, but never mind that, tony. one must say, while there have been scenes joys, we will discuss that later, the point is that this is a young side, it is knit together very, very well, everything we have had so far has worked, and if you like, this is the first big obstacle they are facing, and this is the moment they have to get to the other side and we will see. one kick, and penalties are a lottery, let's face it, there's no guarantee that the better team wins on penalties. italy versus spain, spain was the better team, italy won the penalties, so we have to see how it goes. and if you remember when we beat denmark, and i've seen kane, and i am a follower

harris working on a plan to fight the gop voting restriction laws. >>> plus, the latest jab from a republican senator against the u.s. military. this time it's senator tom cotton calling for a professor at the air force academy to be fired for daring to discuss race with her students. >>> and tennis star naomi osaka breaking her silence after her bold stand at the french open. one long time reporter calling it a watershed moment for the sport. we'll bring you all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. white house" continues after a quick break. the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business. and offer plans as low as 30 dollars per line. come to verizon small business days on fridays in july to get a plan that's built right for your business. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find

tom cotton of arkansas was in new hampshire and spoke about the situation at the u.s. mexico border and how the biden administration is handling it. [video clip] >> kamala harrisent down to central america looking for the so-called root causes of the border crisis. i could have saved her the time and saved you, the tax dollars, for her trip, because all she had to go do is go to work one morning and see the root cause in the white house, his name is joe biden. [clapping] they spent all last year promising to open the borders and give amnesty to illegal aliens. to go back and find that illegal aliens that the trump administration deported and invite them back. what did they expect to happen? that is what has happened. we have had more illegal aliens at the border this year than in any time in a generation and it went up again in june, 200,000 people. in february they said don't worry, it will decrease in the summer when it's hot, but it hasn't, it keeps going up because everyone around the world knows the border is open and if you get to the border, you get in and you get to stay. i was there a few months ago. i spoke to a lot of these migrants. i said why, why

yesterday tom brady and his teammates presented the president with a number 46 jersey it was the first white house visit for a super bowl champion since 2017 >>> now to the fallout over print harry'stell-all memoir. the book isn't expected until late 2022, but it's threatening to over-shadow an important year for the royal family nbc news now anchor joe fryer here with more on this one >> so it's a year that the royals are hoping will be full of personal celebrations and commemorations, but now buckingham palace is gearing up for a major family tell-all. something we haven't seen from such a senior royal in decades buckingham palace is now bracing for what prince harry may reveal in his newly announced memoir. >> they're going to have to wait a whole year now without knowing what's actually going to be in it so i -- i think the atmosphere is tense. >> reporter: the book is slated to be published at the end of 2022 casting a shadow over a year that will be monumental for if royal family we will celebrate 70 years on the throne, her platinum jubilee. the majesty and members of the royal family travel around the commonwealth to mark the occasion in jung, prince william celebrates his

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tom homan was on prime time. i was on with him. i can't remember what show. hei was there when he said. this this is about kamala harris more people in. president trump went to the border. he went to the wall. he got his shoes dirty. he met with leaders from law enforcement. met with leadership and talked about solutions. we talked about solutions, what works, what doesn't. kamala harris keeps talking about root causes? all kamala harris has to do is walk down to the hall to the oval office, that is where the root causes of this crisis. biden's open border policies, promises, what he has done to the border. rachel: guys, well-said clip but it goes beyond that. actually what kamala harris is doing and what joe biden is doing with these policies are exacerbating the root causes she claims she is trying to get to the bottom of. we know that human traffickng is a very lucrative business. it is more profitable for the cartels, than dope, drugs, running drugs across the border. the cartels are richer and more powerful than ever. that is one of the root causes of people wanting to cross the border. pete: we're facilitating it

tom son. they were trailblazers breaking down barriers for black women and to be leaders in st. louis and beyond. the doors they opened up for me. dr. harry gibbons led a state university and his leadership transformed that i attended from a small college with one building into an hbcu that it is today. we will miss them all dearly, but together, we are st. louis strong. we will carry their work forward to build a more just future for all of us. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house the house for one minute. the biden administration announced it would extend the u.s.-canada border closure for nonessential travel until august 21. this is yet another example of the president's failure on this issue. his second day in offers office signed an executive order calling for a plan that have never happened. we have sent letters fro