>> xander: so, lose the robe and let's get happy. come on, love. you want it. >> gwen: my goodness, i know i'm going to regret this. [slow sensual music] ♪ ♪ >> jack: can't you ask abigail what her plans are? >> chad: well, jack--i keep-- i keep trying, and she always changes the subject. i miss her, and the kids miss her horribly, and i know she misses them too, but, you know, she won't even make a plan for me to take them to see her. i mean, has she said anything to you about us? >> jack: no. no, look, i--i'm getting a version of the same treatment you're getting. all i can think about is how hurt she was by the way that i talked to her when gwen had her miscarriage. >> chad: yeah, well, me too. i just... >> jack: what? >> chad: it just seems like she doesn't wanna see me... and it makes me really scared

xander: yeah. be tough to figure out how to balance being a wife, a mom and a business owner, but it shows me that she's committed to following through on what's important to her. cheers to mommy! -cheers, cheers! klaus: skal! lulu: how do you think it should be? we want it round, but i do think we should make it a little more square, though? it's not gonna be the same silhouette. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright. we're back at the drawing table. lemonis: so what i really want to understand is, number one, what's the capacity that you guys can produce at, and number two, how do we drive down costs? how do we simplify the process? you're gonna have a tech pack. tech pack has all the measurements, all the tools, all the materials in one box that says, "make this." a tech pack is a template with all the necessary components such as material, hardware, measurements, labels and directions that a manufacturer use

what i was trying to tell you is that i'm-- >> xander: snyder was my business partner. he figured out a way to nick drugs from the hospital, and i handled distribution. the one who was dealing was me. not gwen. >> ciara: i love you, ben. >> ben: i love you, too. >> shawn: hands in the air! look, ciara, are you all right? >> ciara: yes. yes, i'm fine. please, just put the gun down. >> theo: ciara. thank god you're all right! i-i was going crazy worrying about you. oh, my god. >> lani: you don't even know if that tip aunt paulina got was legit. dad, people will say anything for that kind of money she was offering. i mean, shawn and theo are probably on a wild goose chase right now. >> eli: no, they're not. >> lani: what happened? >> eli: shawn radioed in. he and theo are at a cabin in the woods with a limo parked in front of it. and guess what? the limo--it has the same plates as the one that ben rented. >> lani: that's great. >> eli: yeah. they're probably rescuing ciara right now. abe: thanks to paulina. >> paulina: someday--maybe someday you'll forgive me. [knock at do

but the us and xander schauffele winning.remony in auckland for police raids which disproportionately targeted pacific communities in the 1970s. the so—called "dawn raids" were carried out to find, convict and deport people from the pacific islands suspected of overstaying their visas — but never those from the uk or the us. our correspondent phil mercer in sydney explains why the prime minister decided to apologise now. new zealand rarely apologises for past injustices. but such was the gravity of these immigration raids between 1974 and 1976 in new zealand that it has prompted the prime minister, jacinda ardern, to issue this formal apology at the auckland town hall. now, these raids spread panic and terror through pacific communities in the 1970s. after the second world war, new zealand invited thousands of pacific islanders in to work to boost a workforce that had been depleted by conflict overseas. but in the 1970s the new zealand economy was beginning to falter, and all of a sudden those valuable, welcomed migrant worke

you mentioned golf xander one of the better story lines.re fulfilled and the land of the mother's family. that is pure poetr yory to me. i'm a word guy his mom raised in japan a and taiwan this is the story from the olympics that in a few years somebody can make a movie out of it rory mcilroy was chasing third golf had a good few days usa women's soccer falling just now before we got on the air deaf fitly not the same story lines we have been used to seeing from usa, but still good ones out there xander was one of them >> and having -- >> xander. >> having the par. he had to hit a wedge. forget it. no way his father, i guess, the decathlete a horrific car accident prevented him from his olympic dreams, but now xander i don't think he would trade this for any major all right, jabari, thank you >> this is still a great event >> it's up there no doubt i'm sure he will win majors. he is still young. he has to get past collin. >> i'm a fan i'm a fan. >> very good thanks, jabari >>> next time jabari has to bring crkrispy kremes for us you can't t

hello xander lukashenko told a news conference he won the election fairly. he described his opponents as foreign educors. we have this look back at 12 turbulent months since that. >> a year ago, the belarusians were queuing other people to vote after their country's most lively election campaign. they had only been registered as the government was convinced they had no chance of winning. other position figures said they had been jailed before they could even run. record turnout, so many belarusians wait for hours. when authorities announced this 80% victory for lukashenko, many could not believe their eyes. soon, evidence emerged, making these unusual exit. after the polls closed on november 9, protesters took to the streets. the police response was swift and brutal. thousands were arrested. any simple he disappeared for days on end. relatives begin gather outside places. this prefer any news about the loved ones. reports spread of beatings, sexual abuse and lifesaving medicines. the response backfired. protests grew larger and larger as ordinary people disc

xander schauffele was the first one to win for the u.s. sabatini earned silver. bryant thing. he ran into my camera. he's a nice guy. a good ballplayer and a nice guy.>> how funny. a collision of both of you. >>> just ahead, the ultimate ride. we will catch up with some cyclists who are grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you want me to do the boxwoods as well? no. finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. hey medusa! let's boogie. for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. >>> finally, a group of bicyclists kicked off their journey to ride from the bay area to new york. they're doing it in honor of the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. the bay to brooklyn ride is 3000 miles and they aim to arrive in new york before the anniversary. we caught up with them today. one told us

xander schauffele is tied for lead. i'm wearing the golf uniform. so hopefully we'll give him some luck there. that's the latest in tokyo. i'm liz mclaughlin. >> you tend to give them good luck when you wear the uniform. thanks, liz. >>> a little redemption for alex be massialas. he scored in against germany. he closed the match by beating peter joppech. minutesing a, team usa lost to russia in the semi-finals blue still in contention for a bronze medal. >>> the vaccine documents that have two american travelers facing steep fines. >>> and a gold heist in california, but it didn't happen at a bank. the place thieves targeted. >>> we're watching for the return of low clouds and drizzle. who could have known that the right food could help your new friend live their best life or give your old friend new energy or that the smallest changes could ma and so did we. that's why hill's always starts with a pet's biology to anticipate their ever-changing nutritional needs for differences you can see, feel and trust so you're always a step ahead. -great idea.

xander schauffele he hit two key putts in the final two holes and held off rory sabatini to get the goldal. >> look at these big fellows. offense of lineman everyone over 300 pounds including of a 69 as they put on the pants tomorrow -- pads tomorrow. listen how we put on 25 pounds. >> my dad, i don't know if anybody has ever heard of pork roll from the jersey shore and every morning on the weekends we would have a few pork rolls waiting for me and there was a hangover from the night before or just waking up before we go to church so those are my favorites and not having to worry about just eating them all is definitely a good thing. >> gaining, who doesn't love a good pork roll? >> yes, right. >> especially if you want to gain 25 pounds. >> thank you. we will be right back. >>> saturn will be shining bright in the night >>> happening tonight, if you look at the sky, you have a good chance of seeing saturn. >> you are certain to see it unless there is clouds. the planet will be in opposition located between saturn and the sun. and the best view starts at about 11:00 pacific time and you

golfer xander schauffele won the first gold medal for the united states since 1904. meanwhile, simone biles will not compete in the individual floor final. she could still participate, though, in beam. jericka. >> duncan: jamie yuccas, covering it all for us in tokyo, thank you. smoke from wildfires in california and across the west prompted the posting today of air quality and health alerts in several states including portions of colorado, wyoming and washington state. and smoke from fires burning in canada triggered pollution alerts in wisconsin, minnesota and iowa. extreme heat is fueling fierce wildfires overseas. more than 100 fires broke out across turkey, some near popular tourist destinations. the flames forced some people to rush to the sea for a getaway, and greece fire-fighting planes help dampen wildfire flames. officials call conditions there a catastrophe. well, starting tomorrow, britain reopens its borders to some tourists, including fully vaccinated americans. cbs' elizabeth palmer reports from london. >> reporter: the changing of the guard at windso

the bronze eventually went to ct pan of chinese taipei with the american xander schauffele winning therory sabbatini hitting an olympic record 10—under there are three british boxers through to their finals but there was controversy, as frazer clarke's opponent mourad aliev was disqualified in their super heavyweight bout. the frenchman was warned by the referee for his use of the head, which left clarke with two bad cuts — the briton needed to win the second round to get back into the fight and after further warnings, the contest was called off and clarke declared the winner. aliev was absolutely furious but clarke said he'd had problems against him in the past. away from the games, lewis hamilton will start on pole position for this afternoon's hungarian grand prix, as he chases a record ninth victory in the race. he set the fastest time, on his first, flying lap — in the final part of qualifying, with his main championship rival max verstappen in third. hamilton trails the dutchman by 8 points in the standings. with his main championship rival max verstappen in third. hamilton trail

. ♪♪ >> xander schauffele is an olympic champion. >>> some people struggling in san francisco are gettingollector's office joining forces in a pilot program borne out of the pandemic. eligible customers will receive big discounts on water and sewer bills. starting this month those low-income customers can get up to 90% off on their bills for the next six months. since march of 2020 the number of delinquent accounts has grown by more than 250%. >>> back-to-school excitement in the south bay for sure. >> hundreds of excited sunnyvale families loaded up on supplies today. covid delays kept the crayons, pencils, supplies stuck on a fedex plane in memphis for two weeks. rotary clubs here and in tennessee negotiated the transfer of the materials to trucks instead, which pulled in last night. fedex covered the cost and the supplies were ready for 1,600 low-income families to pick up today. >>> chances are you've never seen a sierra nevada red fox because there are fewer than 100 in california. it was feared extinct from california until 2010 when a wildlife camera captured this photo of a fox at

seabass, it dream, carp events as well, and on the predator side as well, perch and xander.lenty out there. it's great for children.— plenty out there. it's great for children. do you think this is a trend _ for children. do you think this is a trend that _ for children. do you think this is a trend that is _ for children. do you think this is a trend that is here - for children. do you think this is a trend that is here to - is a trend that is here to stay, was this just sort of a covid thing. when you consider that in america, there are over 55 million people picking up a fishing rod last year, and over £4 billion spent in the uk on fishing, and when you can see how that is expanding throughout the uk and europe. it really is fantastic. it's certainly is here to stay, and it's notjust a covid thing. let's have a look at financial markets. if you want to go fishing for financial winners and losers, stocks that are going up and down, you can see today this is the picture. japan down by a percent. this is a real shift in sentiment, earlier today, we were seeing gains across t

american xander schauffele clinched the men's golf gold medal in a nail—biting final day that has goney play—off for the bronze medal. ireland's rory mcilroy and team gb�*s paul casey are now in the sudden—death knockout for third, along with japan's masters champion hideki matsuyama. and a remarkable story in the women's shot put. making history as the first athlete to compete in five different olympic shot put finals, new zealand's dame valarie adams took bronze, capping a remarkable comeback to the top level of her sport after the birth of her second child in 2019. a wonderful story and she really is a hero back home. and, the american gymnast, simone biles has withdrawn from another olympic event — this time in the final of the floor exercise — as she continues to focus on her mental health. we are awaiting further news from team usa, but that is the latest on her performance per stop she has withdrawn from yet another olympic event. what an olympics it's been for team gb in the swimming pool, with eight medals — a record for britain in a single games. let's speak now to former gb

is really government and the previous government have been so sadistic towards stuff at a senior xander, tennessee, and product over the past 4 years. the by doing this session feels that even if it is not the blue market process, even if there is no negotiations, even if there is no future palestinian state as it were, at least israel should be dealing with a c in or in a way to make sure it survives to make sure it's not too weak. so not able to maintain security, but yet yes, not too powerful. that it could stop asia. and as all of this then feed into how palestinians themselves feel about their government. right now, we saw those protests that took place in july against the palestinian authority, the accusations of corruption and, and the fact that they are seen as, as being partners with israel. upon his, in, in the continued occupation of their land. well, certainly there is the impression, it's a growing impression that p a is doing is roused bedding and hence my previous answer that america and a good part of the establishment. believe that that that p a c product is indispensab

american xander schauffele clinched the men's golf gold medal in a nail—biting final day that has goney play—off for the bronze medal. and a remarkable story in the women's shotput. making history as the first athlete to compete in five different olympic shot put finals, new zealand's dame valarie adams took bronze, capping a remarkable comeback to the top level of her sport after the birth of her second child in 2019. from another olympic event — this time in the final and, the american gymnast, simone biles has withdrawn from another olympic event — this time in the final of the floor exercise — as she continues to focus on her mental health. and in the last few minutes, brazil's rebeca andrade has clinched the women's gymnastics vault gold medal, bringing brazil its first gold medal ever in women's gymnastics. what a wonderful moment for her and for the country. great britain won medals in all four bmx events at the tokyo olympics. we can speak now to mandy young — who set up adrenaline alley skate park in corby where charlotte worthington and declan brooks, who won bronze in the me

xander schaffele now has a gold medal to his name. sabatini, the 45-year-old, great day, he shot a tournament low and olympic record 61 on sunday to get the silver. there are currently seven golfers battling in a playoff for that bronze medal. so that will be exciting to see who ends up getting the bronze sa. schauffele the first american to win gold since 1900. but you have to keep in mind they tdidn't have golf from 190 to 2016. >> and so well done for the silver, mate. i want to now leave you, you have work to, you have a lot of events to try to cover. we'll talk in the next hour. i want to go to make in tokyo. obviously all these amazing athletic feats going on, a lot of it overshadowed by the rising covid rates. what can you tell us about what is happening right now? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of exciting stuff but it is hard to overlook what is happening around the country. cases are increasing and spreading faster than ever before. and cases have been rising nationwide right here in tokyo inside the olympic bubble cases have rema

xander schauffele he held out rory sabatini to get the gold medal and the 49ers look at these big fellas the offense of lineman everyone of them over three to pound including number 69 and they put the pads on tomorrow and listen to how he added 25 pounds. a little touch of home cooking. >> my dad, there is pork roll and i don't know if anybody heard of it from the jersey shore but every morning on the jersey shore in the weekends there is a few pork rolls and cheese waiting for me either from nursing a hangover from the night before or just waking up before we go to church, so those are my favorites and not having to worry about just eating one of them is definitely a good thing. >> my doctor is thinking right now watching what is his cholesterol. >> your doctor says don't you do that. >>> coming up, another surge of covid cases across the country and how likely are we to see more? >> plus how a daily jogger turned into a night mare for one california woman. >>> a possible shortage that could impact breakfast tables across california. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fer

xander schauffele who hasn't won a tournament in years is bringing home gold for team usa. bronze came down to a seven-way playoff, but the winner was from chinese taipei. eva? >> some fun watching in the olympics. kenneth moton there for us. thank you so much. >>> now to the latest on the delta variant as the virus tears across the country. the newspaper headlines news.flida is the eer aste ror casegl d hospitals overwhelmed again, and the largest icu hospitals across the nation are filling up with new covid patients. there are new concerns about the impactof the delta variant on children under 12 who, of course, are not eligible to be vaccinated. trevor ault begins our coverage live outside a hospital in new york. good morning to you, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the delta variant is pouring gasoline on a fire that is increasingly out of control. america's daily covid case load is five times higher than it was just a month ago, and now we're starting to see those same kinds of alarming warnings we saw in previous stretches of this deadly pandemic. so many peopl

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we will have you on a week very thank you for joining us, i'm xander smith married. >> i'm in for john roberts, the story starts right now with martha maccallum. good afternoon, everyone. we have a very important hour ahead for you today. moments from now, we will here live from the president of the united states. he will speak from the white house great keep in mind he hasn't spoken at all about what we have seen unfold in afghanistan over the past several days. he was hunkered down this weekend at camp david, and of course there is a lot of pressure for him to speak to th situation. the president has said to be th driving force behind this strategy. deep in mind, the president has doubled our u.s. military presence in afghanistan over th past several days to 6,000, could go to 7,000 according to some reports in an effort to ge us out of there. if got the tele- band now in control at the presidential palace, the united states was forced to shut down the airport because we could not prevent what you see happening on the left-hand side of your screens here. we had to shut down the airpo

we will have you on a week very thank you for joining us, i'm xander smith married. >> i'm in for john good afternoon, everyone. we have a very important hour ahead for you today. moments from now, we will here live from the president of the united states. he will speak from the white house great keep in mind he hasn't spoken at all about what we have seen unfold in afghanistan over the past several days. he was hunkered down this weekend at camp david, and of course there is a lot of pressure for him to speak to th situation. the president has said to be th driving force behind this strategy.

. >> let's bring in former nato supreme allied xander four star admiral, a diplomacy analyst for nbcling author who reported extensively on afghanistan and chief white house correspondent for the "new york times", peter baker. good morning to you all. admiral, let me start with you. we said this was perhaps not surprising except for the pace. what do you make of what is happening as we speak in afghanistan? >> yeah, that's a good summary. especially on friday the 13th. it is a bad day for the government if kabul. you know staying with the baseball theme, it kind of feels like the 9th inning. kandahar is like los angeles falling out in herat, that's chicago, a few days ago kafduz. these are big population centres. so i think you categorized it right, willie, which is to say many of us were predicting this would happen but the speed of it is quite remarkable. you have to ask yourself why? why this collapse? considering we had trained the afghans? we had supplied them with superb equipment. they really had the tools to defend and they might still be able to put a hardened perimeter arou

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as xander. schauflle wins the gold in golf.nsion, while progressives want to end evict shuns overnight on capitol hill. new yorkers are still in luck thanks to a bill signed by governor cuomo banning all may and eviction foreclosure proceedings through the end of this month. what us did it mean with landlords dealing with tenants who won't pay up? he joins us now to discuss this. clarence, thanks so much for being here. often, too often forgotten in any of the discussion are landlords who rely on rent, some are smaller landlords like yourself. how has this impacted you? >> well, good morning, pete. all i can say that i, like my home that i have now, turned into an investment property and i plan to pass it on to my kids but that dream is, it is gone now because of the simple fact i am too far behind in arrears to even complete that or even get to that concept. pete: so you own a two-family row house. how much are you owed in back rent and do you expect to see any of that? >> i'm owed over $65,000. my tenant hasn't paid since aug