and i said tony's gone.aginable. >> remember, she had known harold for decades, and head been best friends with his first wife lynn, who died 17 years earlier. >> i felt so sad, i felt like i could not believe that tony was gone. i just felt like i wished i could have changed it, i wish i could have brought her back. but soon, for some people, sorrow would be coupled with another feeling, suspicion. >> coming up. my husband said we cannot let this go. please investigate this. when dateline continues. >>when dateline continues. >>when dateline continues. >> called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're aller

tony's, on the other hand, has long-term relationships with specific cooperatives. >> my tony's title ( laughs ) >> reporter: and it's even developed its own online software to track every bag beans by lot number. >> we can trace back which farmers supplied the beans into that one lot number. it gives us sibility on traceability, basically. >> reporter: and tony's pays premiums to help farmers modernize and get out of verty. in ivory coast, for example, tony's is now paying about 68% more than the minimum price set by the government. that contributes to making the chocolate more expensive. >> well, in the u.s., this bar is a little under $5, and this bar would have cost it, let's say, $3.50 if we were paying the lowest possible price to farmers, but we don't pay the lowest possible price to farmers. we pay a dignified price. >> reporter: this problem is not exactly new. the chocolate industry has been under fire for years. back in 2001, after the u.s. congress threatened legislation to address child labor in cocoa, eight of the biggest chocolate companies negotiated a voluntary agreem

tony? this is to do with what we _ best bar none. tony?to crowd _ the fact that people will be able to crowd into — the fact that people will be able to crowd into pubs again. my understanding is that that will happen— understanding is that that will happen on the 19th ofjuly, after the euros. — happen on the 19th ofjuly, after the euros, so we looking forward to the euros, so we looking forward to the euros _ the euros, so we looking forward to the euros and then after the euros we will— the euros and then after the euros we will all— the euros and then after the euros we will all be able to go the pub. so people — we will all be able to go the pub. so people will be eight deep at the bar trying — so people will be eight deep at the bar trying to get served. can�*t bar trying to get served. can't wait! caroline, _ bar trying to get served. can't wait! caroline, please? - bar trying to get served. can'tl wait! caroline, please? people crowdinu wait! caroline, please? people crowding into _ wait! caroline, please? people crowding into pubs,

tony... you know what? i always _ tournament since 1966. tony... you know what?a misnomer. it bricked your heart! that is what the itaiians _ bricked your heart! that is what the itaiians can — bricked your heart! that is what the italians can do. they are very skilled — italians can do. they are very skilled. the only thing i was really surprised — skilled. the only thing i was really surprised about tonight, and obviously i am sitting in my living room _ obviously i am sitting in my living room watching television, how muted the crowd _ room watching television, how muted the crowd was, especially after this pictures— the crowd was, especially after this pictures we'd seen all day from around — pictures we'd seen all day from around wembley a people obviously having _ around wembley a people obviously having a _ around wembley a people obviously having a great time, drinking a load of beer, _ having a great time, drinking a load of beer, i_ having a great time, drinking a load of beer, i expected it to be a real bear— of beer, i expected it to be a real hear pi

good call, tony. but hey, now what?ly about 90 cents as of today's close. so you've made a little bit more than 60% of the max profit on this particular trade. so it is time to take your profits and move on to the next trade. >> take your profits and move on to the next trade. by the way, we'll get some of the next trades soon because coming up, we're taking some of your tweets and your investment questions. stick with us. we're back right after this. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ ♪♪ visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪♪ ♪♪ >>>

i met tony greig. i became very good friends with tony greig.tony greig was certainly not the person that i thought of in my mind. and again, stephen, that is education. without meeting tony greig, i would not have been educated enough about the man. i only had a thought, south african using the word grovel, meaning that he's almost like he's going to keep a black man down. that was just a thought in my head. i got educated by meeting him. that's what education is all about. that is a very interesting way of looking at it, because it makes me feel that perhaps, when we see the way in which black athletes are targeted today with racist abuse, particularly online, you're suggesting that you actually feel some of those people being abusive, being utterly offensive and vile can be reached. of course. people tell me, "leopards don't change their spots." no, i do not believe that. again, we go back to how you were educated and how you were taught. if i am growing up in a household where my father beats my mother every day, and that is what i see, i'm

tony, what is it >> yeah. so the stocks that i want to take a look at is mohawk, a stock that we usually don't think of very much within the home builder index they are one of the largest makers of carpet and flooring, an essential piece of home-building, so if we look at the chart here for hoe hawk, a long-term chart here, this is a six-year chart, you see that $175 represents a fairly significant support level that broke below that in about 2018, and we finally got back above it here in march an after breaking above it we've come back to retest the level of support and bounce higher so this is the opportunity that i see for substantially further upside, especially if you look at the long-term charts, and if you zoom into the short-term charts here, recently we've seen about a 25% pullback in the past two months, and recently we just broke out above that bearish trend line so i do think that on the short-term charts you have the timing for further upside here, and then when you look at the business itself. th

looking a little sick heading into earnings how you can protect yourself from catching a cold and later tonyng says it's not hip to be square where he is betting on a breakdown for the payment stock when they report results next week it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> let's get right to it. monday kicks off the second-biggest week of earnings with names like general motors, uber, marriott, eli lilly all set to report. the chart masters eyeing one name in the health care space in need of medicine in the health care space carter, kick it off. >> well, that's right. i mean a big week and a big weak for healthcare, moderna, and amgen, amgen the old time technical definition doesn't act well let's look at a few tables and charts the first table, one week performance. we know healthcare you see here beats the market on the week and amgen, a big healthcare name well below both the market and the sector look at the next table one month performance. again, leading the way is the healthcare sector, above the s&p. there is amgen bringing up the rear next table,

alix: tony -- dani: tony, can i tell you why i love crescendo?se it doesn't even start with a t. we are far away from transitory. tony: and it is musical. [laughter] dani: and we will think of you every time we use it. tony, thanks so much for joining us today. that is tony crescenzi,," executive vice president and market strategist. coming up -- tony crescenzi, pimco executive vice president and market strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. i'm ritika gupta. amazon faces the biggest european union fine and history. the data protection watchdog has hit the retailer with an $888 million penalty. amazon disclosed defined today in its regulatory filing. -- disclosed the find today and its regulatory filing. amazon said it will appeal that decision. shares of dd global -- of didi global are falling. the transportation ministry said some companies in the industry are disrupting fair competition. it also said companies must protect the rights of drivers and strengthen data security management. a drop-off

i totally agree with what tony said.e scientists were trusted more than some of the politicians, particularly when we felt that the government, particular figures were letting us down, but the scientists have been consistent all the way through even with the voices of doom that they were labelled with, but increasingly, as tony has outlined, it is the case that we realise that they only represent one part of the big pile of decisions making that the government has to take on, but certainly they have given themselves this opt out, one week from today, the data will tell the tale, and borisjohnson, one of his clever tactics in presenting this to the public has been the data, not the date, so we have this one final door of freedom to unlock in a fortnight, but even then, the data needs to help us on our way to that dawn. before we move off the subject, to tune in tomorrow to the prime minister, if you think that the booster will help you, it seems that it is only those aged 50 or over that are going to be offered the booste

tony, your cost. >> july 23rd is three weeks out, not next week. that's too short generally speaking i like to go about 30 to 45 days out. you'll have to manage them more frequently than the longer data short options. >> mike. >> a little bit of calendar school yeah, i think that's right selling shorter dated options is a trade i generally like >> next viewer asks las vegas sands or disney in second half of 2021. carter, how do the charts look >> well, disney is what i call a pair of twos the stock going nowhere. sort of tiein ing up capital caesars even better. >> pulled a third one out. that wasn't a choice we'll allow it mike, your thoughts. >> one thing i will say is i think, we really don't know what is shaking up with the delta vary yants but i like disney plus it's true. las vegas stands had a long period of weakness >> this is interesting how do you play the recovery what would you say >> i think that you have a little bit more leverage from las vegas sands and you have online betting thrown in there i think that has a little bit more upsid

a trade, tony, what's the story there >> yeah. exactly. so i think last quarter's revenue miss and the stock selling off so heavily was a little overdone. i think the fact that the stock is back on track towards profitability and revenue growth, i think this is a stock to take a look at going into earnings next week if you look at the chart itself, it's found a base above the $64 level and so far, over the past couple of weeks it's started to form another base above this level and i think this is the opportunity for it to now continue back towards that $80 all-time high for twitter. if you look at the business itself, we're looking at about 30% top line growth here over the next few years and it's a stock that's inherently profitable. unlike some of the other peers, yet, it trades at a fairly substantial discount to the peers. this is a stock that i think is justified in terms of trading at a higher valuation and especially with twitter blue recently launching, we'll get a glimpse into how that will perform. i think that's somethi

es todo de mi parte, soy tony dandrades, continuamos con mÁs.ran pÉrdida para ti y para todo tu pueblo dominicano. pamela: sin duda alguna johnny ventura fue un profeta en su tierra y tambiÉn fue un Ídolo de multitudes. en nueva york abarrotaba cada lugar donde se presentaba, y era venerado por los dominicanos de la gran manzana y por millones de hispanos alrededor del mundo, que cantaban y bailaban al ritmo de su mÚsica. daneida polanco se une para recordar a esta leyenda. daneida: me encuentro frente a donde johnny ventura se presentÓ por Última vez en nueva york hace aproximadamente cinco aÑos y cada vez que visitaba la gran manzana se paraba de su tiempo para platicar con "primer impacto". en una ocasiÓn nos hablÓ de su retiro y aunque intentÓ varias veces abandonar los escenarios, no pudo porque sus grandes pasiones eran su mÚsica, su pÚblico y su familia. rumbo a un merecido homenaje en el famoso madison square garden, johnny ventura nos hablaban esta entrevista en el aÑo 2003 de la difÍcil decisiÓn que debÍa tomar. ¿te retiras de los esce

what's wrong with citi something must be. >> calling citi tragic, tony, caught my attention.re, what do you make of mike's take on financials in this strategy? >> yeah, so this is one that i'm somewhat conflicted on when you look at the business itself, citigroup is one i really like. we're expecting about 11% eps growth this year after what has been a flat year last year it trades at a fairly steep discount to its peers. but if the technicals as carter showed you, they're very poor. there's no way -- there's no other way to put it. you have that fail triple top at $80. that's concerning to me and the fact that it broke below the 100 day moving average is concerning that it's going to continue down to the 150 day moving average. most importantly is that relative chart to the financial sector the underperformance here for this is the reason why i do think mike's strategy of selling a cover call here is the right strategy i think citigroup should be trading back towards 75 to 80. i do think the 75 strike price, which mike's chose is the right strike price that's about a 22 delt

tony, what itself the story there? >> yeah. exactly.i think last quarter's revenue missed and the stocks selling off so heaffle heavily a little overdone. i think it's back towards volatility and this is a stock we should look aat again going into earnings next week. the stock is down below the $skwoe$64 level. it started to form another base above this level i think this is the opportunity for it to continue back towards that $80 all-time high for twitter. if you look at the business, itself, we're looking at 30% top line growth over the next few years. it's a stock that's inherently profitable, unlike its other peers. it trades at a substantial discount to those pierce it's justified in terms of a higher evaluation. especially with twitter blue recently launching, we will get a glimpse into how that's going to perform i think that's something that could potentially add another 5-to-7% to top line revenue next year so the trade structure i want to view is reflects what the options are implying to this specific earnings, which is about

tony is looking at one related name that rises above the rest it's all about love. is it not, tony? >> that's exactly right, brian i want to look at southwest airlines ticker luv, because this is an airline that actually has not been performing particularly well here over the past couple of months. and i think that is actually our opportunity here if we first take a look at the chart of luv relative to the global airlines etf, you see it's been underperforming pretty much since april if we zoom out a little further, we see it's just touching its major bullish trend line here. this is the opportunity that i see for potential bounce on southwest airlines to start outperforming the airline industry if we look at the chart of southwest itself, back in february it broke out above the $50 level. traded all the way up to about $58 or so and pulled back now to the $50 level to the penny yesterday and bounced off. this is really where the risk/reward in my opinion favors to the long side at the moment if you look at the business itself, it is the only one of the major airlines right now that

tony?— the delay, tony? well, the scheme in itself is good — the delay, tony?scheme in itself is good news in _ the delay, tony? well, the scheme in itself is good news in terms _ the delay, tony? well, the scheme in itself is good news in terms of - itself is good news in terms of getting the early parts of the supply chain moving because they are of course crucial to the rest of the supply chain. it is, you know, disappointing that hospitality, by and large, has been excluded from the exemption list. the delay is slightly baffling and, you know, when we are talking about something as important as the food supply, obviously that decision cannot have been taken lightly, but i am not aware of the reasons for that delay. i mean, we have seen images of some supermarket shelves running low on certain items, but is the effectively the supply chain and isolating within that and the food depots, affecting hospitality at all or not? , , , ., ., or not? yes, it is starting to. in fact, it is _ or not? yes, it is starting to. in fact, it is not — or not? yes, it is start

tony, your| the world cup a major. tony, your thoughts on that? the the world cup a ma'or.s on that? the rock at the centre of the defence, _ thoughts on that? the rock at the centre of the defence, dealing - thoughts on that? the rock at the | centre of the defence, dealing and bonucci, probably will struck it down the —— chiellini and bonucci will struggle to get to the world cup. really, the style of play italy use relies on them to there, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the midfield to push up just because they use space so well, so that is something mancini is going to have to tinker with. i'm not as well—versed in up—and—coming italian centre—backs as some, but it think it is good to be a big, big problem for them. this might be the high watermark of this of italy players, and i think england's high watermark has yet to come. let’s players, and i think england's high watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful— watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful not

[applause] and congressman tony coehlo. thank you all. day, in every community, lives of the american people are better because of the work you all did. when people can ride a bus because it has a left. when they can enter a building because it has a ramp. when they can watch a movie with closed captions. when a student with a disability goes to school instead of discrimination, gets support, that is the ada, an action. -- in action. ada gives all americans to -- an opportunity to fully participate in our democracy, our economy, and our society. the ada gives all americans the opportunity to determine their own future. self-determination, which i believe the government must facilitate, that is the impact of the ada. after all, it is the promise of america. at the same time, truth must be told. the ada was a very important beginning. but there's still so much work to be done. [applause] both on enforcement, and future legislation. that is why i am heartened to see the generation of leaders who are here and remain committed to doing this wo

take tony, take it away >> yeah. so i want to take a look at square here. which is currently trading at 123 times next year's earnings i simply think the expectations are a little too high going in so threats take a look another some charts. if you look at the charts over the last six months or so, pretty such since september. it recently jumped off the top range and is heading toward the bottom of the range twrordz that $200 level especially when you consider the fact that relative to its sector, the technology tech sector this suggests further downside going into earnings. if you look at the business, itself, right now at 123 times earnings, i in this stock needs to continue to sustain 30-to-40% revenue growth here over the next three-to-four years while at the same time aggressively showing some margin expansion, which it has not done so far that's why for those reasons i think this stock ishooded back towards that $200 level. if you look at the earnings, itself, it is currently implying a 7% move while the averag

tony chang joins us now live from bank called via skype. tony to 55 who's been evacuating the area. talk us through what's happening. know the we understand from reports from social media and then in the last half an hour or so, the helicopters have been sponsor going from the international airport, one of them collecting water. then dropping on the side of this car that still appears to be raging. a large cloud of black smoke, which as you mentioned, is be described as toxic by people nearby is still burning up its now visible from other cities on the gulf of china and early as the authorities. it said they hadn't got the fire on the control and it was real concern that it was approaching a huge drum of 20000 gallons. liters of, of chemical is a fear that could catch fine, add more another explosion to what appears to be an already pretty uncontrollable situation. video footage protection earlier in the day showed a site that had been absolutely devastated by this explosion. as it happened just after 3 o'clock in the morning and cctv put, the local homes shows windows being smashed

i know they miss tony something fierce and i do, too. but i'm confident that tony is in the presence of the great farmer, the creator of heaven and earth and all that share tony's faith will be with him for all eternity. god bless and go west texas. last week, madam speaker, west texas witnessed an unspeakable tragedy. one of lubbock county's true heroes, sergeant josh bartlett, lost his life in the line of duty. our hearts are heavy with grief for the bartlett family and our prayers are with them along with the injured officers and their families, especially and including sergeant sean wilson. sergeant bartlett dedicated his life to the sacred calling of wearing the uniform in defense of his country and community. honorably. protecting and serving his fell americans. we are all hard broken for his wife and their children, like so many in law enforcement, he watched over our families while taking care of his own as a husband and father. we must never, ever forget that the men and women in blue represent the very best of our nation. the b

hey, it's tony the fauch looking good, fauch. right back at you, mickey.e republicans are looking for you. hey, don't worry, honey. the fauch ain't no slouch. fauci, fauci, crazy fauci. [ laughter ] anyway this was a genuinely great and admirable thing that rodrigo did. we desperately need as many trusted sources across a wide swath of society to raise awareness about the vaccines and push back against all the toxic misinformation pushed by the right. and if you watched her comments yesterday, i think you'd agree that rodrigo is very effective at getting the message out >> i am beyond honored and humbled to be here today to help spread the message about the importance of youth vaccination. i'm in awe of the work president biden and dr. fauci have done and was happy to help lend my support to this important initiative it's important to have conversations with friends and family members encouraging all communities to get vaccinated and actually get to a vaccination site, which can you do more easily than ever before, given how many sites we have and how easy

tony: good morning.t is difficult to quench that thirst for yield given the very low treasury yields we are getting, trending no 1.20% this morning. the really important point i think is that the search for yield is going to continue to be a broader support for the fixed income markets. one of the main drivers of why we have these fund rates is the incredible amount of liquidity being supplied to the market. there's just a tremendous amount of global liquidity that is keeping broader sovereign meals that levels its force investors to search for that yield. jonathan: until recently, yields have been lower, equity markets at all-time highs. last week, things started to change for that just a little bit. tony: the things you are seeing right now, there's a little bit of concern on the growth picture , so we have seen some data that's a little mixed come out of china, her example. there's a little bit more thought process among investors that maybe the said won't be as dovish as they thought, whether it is f

tony chang has more from bank coke. certainly there.

ok, tony chang that lie for us from bangkok. thank you tony. so korea has also reported its highest staley, number of infections as battling its worst outbreak since the beginning of the pandemic restrictions in the capital. so have been extended for 2 more weeks and a strictly as well as popular city is extended. it's covered 19 locked in for months, just phase before it was due to end. state home orders have been in force since june. the faith of new south wales is struggling to contain an outbreak of the delta variance monsoon rains and bangladesh of triggered landslides at the world's largest refugee camp, killing at least 6 people, mostly children. the kids have a long campaign, cox's bizarre as homes, more than a 1000000 hanging refugees from neighboring men mar lexi bryan reports in the pouring rain. people come to see what happened or salvage what's left. the makeshift homes built from plastic sheets and bamboo pole had no chance when the muddy hillside collapsed into rachel rains. but one of you left and my sister went to the bathroom

tony cheng, that was all the ages for us from bangkok. thank you tony. well, let's now cross over to the south korean capital sol and speech run mcbride, rob, these tougher restrictions now being imposed across the capital. what to authorities their expect to happen. that's right. they are imposed for 2 weeks, but may well be extended. after that, i think the authorities here have been really alarmed by the speed with which this 4th wave has suddenly risen up. it's due in part to the more transmissible delta variance, but it also combines, it seems, with a general sense of complacency, amongst the public. and also from the government's point of view and admission that he did got it's messaging somewhat wrong. and as we've had the rollouts of the vaccination program here around 30 percent of people in south korea now had at least the 1st jap and as a way of trying to encourage people to get vaccinated as that numbers come up, that the government has been announcing the lifting of certain restrictions, for example, if you've had one job, then you won't hav

tony chang there for us in the high capital, bangkok. thank you tony. well, one of the biggest local responses of the total olympics, meanwhile, has said it weren't any commercials related to the games because of the lack of public support for the event. toyota c o q t o. that will also miss the opening ceremony in tokyo on friday. poll suggests that more than half of the japanese public do not want these games going ahead. nearly 70 percent, so they doubt that organizes can control cove in 1900 infections. there has since been about 60 positive cases reported amongst athletes. officials and journalists so far while far right british commentator katy hopkins will be deported from australia after she boasted on social media about breaching quarantine roles. hopkins traveled to australia to take part and a reality tv show. she was in a 14 day mandatory hotel quarantine and sydney before filming was due to start and trip sparked outrage because the government's kept such strict caps on the numbers of strains even allowed to return home, leaving tens of tho

tony is a representative from dallas. she serves as a first vice chair of the house democratic caucus and she is our dear friend and leader in our caucus. i invite her up to speak here. represented tony rose. >> thank you, republicans have failed -- texas republicans do not want free and fair d elections. they put deliberate barriers to make it harder for a free, safe and equal vote. it's an attack on voters freedom and democracy, even to ruthless provisions removed the bill as written makes it harder for texans to vote and easier for partisan to rapidly intimidate voters greg abbott once the spotlight in anywhere but his failure, rigging this instance and failing democracy and the rights of texans and the legislature. it is a price they're willing to pay in order to pay for trump prayer altar. we have real issues to address in texas. that greg abbott will not touch because it exposes his weaknesses. he has done nothing to protect the electric grid. even after 700 people died due to his negligence during the recent winter

i love it. >> tony, is this a little bit of a joke.ly don't want to people to not get vaccinated so they can come to your restaurant. >> that's a good question. you're a smart guy. it's an iq test. like i say to people when they ask me, if they're so blinded with their rage and their hate, i tell them, you know what, if you don't understand it, maybe we should put up a sign that says you're too stupid to come into the restaurant. it's very simple. i think you figured it out. am i right? >> i don't even know what you're saying right now. >> we're making a point. >> so, what's the deal? >> i'm saying we're making a point. you answered the question. >> so, you haven't been vaccinated? nobody in your family has been vaccinated? >> are you going to answer that when i ask you? >> sure, ask me whatever you want. now answer my question. >> i'm not vaccinated. are you? >> i am. how about your parents, your wife, your kids. >> you were hesitant. >> no, i got vaccinated. >> i'm going to ask you the same things. is that all right? >> yeah, go ahea

how many eight-week periods are there, tony? 1,894. tonight tony, i jaund that you get questions on this stuff all the time how do you answer? >> that is exactly right we see a lot of this in the leverage and inverse etfs. for a trader looking for intraday moves, looking for leverage or short exposure on an underlying instrument without having to utilize options these are great products for that but as mike said these are not free leverage there is two things that investors need to understand when they're trading inverse or leveraged etfs the first one is the fact that the ex poche that you are that you're receiving is only meant to give that you type of exposure over a single trading day. so if you are trading a triple leverage etf if the index is up 1% you will see a 3% return on that etf that single trading day but if you hold it for longer than one trading day the cost of that leverage will be embedded into the daily naft. if you hold these for a period of time don't expect to see the 3 x leverage that you do with the underlying le

of course, tony. but is there any indication that the far faces know who they're dealing with or what potentially caused this explosion? you going to be one of the big questions? i think that the problem is, is you can see that going in again from what we can see from video post on social media. they don't appear to be particularly well equipped for these kinds of chemical fires. in addition to which we don't know much about this factor, the mean, the chemical faction, other than that it was producing packing materials. but this is a highly industrialized area. it's on the edge of bangkok, it's close to the port where there's a lot of industry. we've also seen fractures in this area with very bad records, the storing pollutants illegally very bad regulations, i think will be real concerned about that. also, the fact that this had such a big impact on the residential area. but this video, again pushed on social media of people sitting on watching television when suddenly that whole room in clothes, one

, and he will be joined by tony evans, the bbc�*s sports editor, and he will bejoined by tony evans, exchanges and, more importantly, very knowledgeable ones — two knowledgeable ones — two knowledgeable people and me! i will just be nodding and agreeing with everything tony and mihir say. parts of the us are braced for more record—breaking temperatures — having already endured the hottestjune on record. forecasters are warning that some places including california and nevada will remain dangerously hot, fuelling fears of even more wildfires. charlotte wright reports. in the western united states, the heat is relentless. on friday, death valley in california reached 54.1; degrees celsius, believed to be the highest temperature ever reliably recorded on earth. now more warnings that much of california and nevada will be dangerously hot in the coming days. we definitely took the time to take extra precautions. we brought a cooler full of water and we are making sure everyone stays hydrated. it is the hottest place on earth. this is hot. it's never been hotter. with the extreme heat come

that's tony dokoupil. le's go. bill cosby free after a stunning court decision and our jericka duncan was the only network reporter to speak to him inside his home. what she learned. >>> a criminal indictment expected to be unsealed today against the trump organization and its long-term finance chief who turned himself in this morning. we explain what it means for the investigation of the former president himself. >>> a historic decision by the ncaa clears the way for college athletes to earn money off their fame. james brown on how it could transform college sports. >>> a new tribute to princess diana at her former home on what would have been her 60th birthday. prince william and prince harry put aside their differences to honor her. >>> as you know they would. but first today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> he served three years. >> too long. too long. >> he did it with dignity and principle. >> bill cosby once again a freeman. >> cosby arrived home after pennsylvania's highest court through his

dagen: do you think early on when tony fauci would say they would dismiss the questioning of u.s.ey, and government money being funneled into the wuhan virology lab. you say it was not used for gain of function research, in china, tony fauci has no way of knowing that. and so it just goes to the broader issue of will we ever get to the bottom of where this virus came from? and get hard-core information about the wuhan virology lab? >> i actually think it is simple but it probably should've that at the front here. we were funding their laboratory significantly with u.s. taxpayer money. they were doing gain of function research they have been for over five years for the published a lot of it there's probably lots a haven't published. i think it's pretty simple that we were funding the research that was gain of function. i'm not quite sure why they're getting into such an argument about it. i think there's some nuances that doctor fauci is relying on. i think for the average person looks like dana function research. dagen: doctor quay, do you think doctor tony fauci is the best front

tony. >> all right we'll be following it, jeff. thank you. >>> moving on this morning, the boy scouts of america announced an historic deal overnight to settle accusations of widespread abuse by leaders. the agreement would create a payout pool of up to $850 million with a maximum of $10,000 each for people who say they were abused as children. the plan has been approved by attorneys representing some 60,000 people. that's only about two-thirds of the total claims against the boy scouts. mola lenghi follows the story. what does it mean for survivors. >> good morning, tony. if passed it could be an opportunity for survivors to be compensated for abuse in the organization that some say went on decades. one survivor told us it's simply not enough to make up for the impact this has had on his life. >> i've had problems my whole life because of this. >> antingy mandich was around 10 years old when he says a scout leader abused him. >> masturbation and oral sex and touching and talking. >> he left his first group because of the abuse. bu

tony, thank ou so like gareth to try this. tony, thank you so much _ like gareth to try this.ony, thank you so much for talking _ like gareth to try this. tony, thank you so much for talking to - like gareth to try this. tony, thank you so much for talking to us - like gareth to try this. tony, thank. you so much for talking to us today, really interesting to hear from you on that. marcus rashford has said he 'will never�* apologise for who he is after suffer racist abuse online after missing a penality in sunday's euros final. a mural of the 23—year—old was defaced after the game. our reporter phil mccann is by the mural in withington. a beautiful response to the ugliness of racism behind you.— of racism behind you. absolutely. this area in _ of racism behind you. absolutely. this area in south _ of racism behind you. absolutely. this area in south manchester - of racism behind you. absolutely. this area in south manchester is i this area in south manchester is proud of one of its most famous sons, marcus rashford, and you can see how proud on the small, this multicoloured mo

and tony, as i've been saying this is all happening very close to the airport, isn't it a very, very busy airport. bangkok airport. has it go with any major disruption at this stage? you know, we understand that flight taking place is normal. it is normally a very, very busy at the moment it should have been much reduced because of covert, but there are still plays going in every couple in and out every couple of minutes . the board said that it wasn't disrupted. we understand that when the font sizes were forced out by the ferocity of the flames. earlier, they were sending helicopters in, taking water to drop on the fire when the firefighters couldn't get in. we believe now that things are a little more under control, the apple shouldn't be affected, but this factory is only 3 kilometers away. so it does cause potential threat particularly, is that 20000 liter bag of chemicals does come into play again. nonetheless, i think the final price is thinking, feeling that they are now more in control of the situation. or i, thanks for that. tony chang law from bangkok searches or trying to

tony, thank. now the pentagon is expressing alarm over the rapidly worsening security situation in afghanistan. i'm the senior most us general. so the taliban now control was many half of the country's 400 districts. it coincides with the continued pull out of us troops fighting between african government forces and the taliban is intensifying. at least 7 people were killed in the southern province of kandahar on wednesday. it happened during shelling between the military and taliban fighters in a separate incident for fighters were killed whenever vehicle has a roadside bomb in the dand district. my county has more now from washington. d. c . is secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who spoke to the media in the course of the day. they say that withdrawal is going on as scheduled. some 8000 troops have already been moved out of a gun. he's done. they also made specific reference to locals who were employed by the us military, such as drivers and translators. a number

tony. when our cases see ferris who are being abandoned on ships because of this pandemic at a record high, some of them have been stuck on board now for months as they wait for borders to reopen. to amber is half the story. the more than 90 percent of global trade is moved by c. filipino dean. perino is one of the 1600000 seafaring help transport goods around the world on merchant ships. really, really cool. that's our job. when the pandemic, his hundreds of thousands of se, ferris were left stranded on their ships, some were abandoned altogether left a month without pay or provisions. that's what happened to the 19 crew members of the law. a ball carrier that's been docked in a port in kuwait for a year and a half way back and i haven't stopped. event mother would have been in 2020 the ships own us, one trading and contracting said it had no funds to support the vessel and cut contact with the crew. some of them have been unable to leave the ship for more than 2 years, getting diesel. thi

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