. >> it was the first tropical storm to hit new england in 15 years. it's now a tropical depression. it's dumping rain across the region. the rain was total records, gusty winds and downed trees and power lines, leaving thousands in the dark. we'll have more coming up shortly. >>> we begin with the disastrous flooding that left 21 people dead. among those killed, 7-month-old twins, swept away from their father's arms. as flood waters rushed through their home. and an image of debris scattered for miles. >> the search for people missing, is centered in and around the town of waverly, 75 miles southwest of nashville. this morning, a desperate rescue operation is under way in tennessee, as receding floodwaters reveal devastation. >> houses knocked off foundations. still people missing. lots of cars are smashed up, gone. >> reporter: 17 inches of rain fell in humphries county in less than 24 hours, sending floodwaters racing through communities along the tennessee river. these new images showing a car buried in gravel, as a sheriff looks for the v.i.n. num

they created this experience in the chocolate box hotel in england has created this fully immersive willie wonka experience in honor of the original film's 50th anniversary. the room boasts lick-able wall paper that the hotel promises is replaced after each guest. that was concerning. a chocolate fountain and unlimited supply of gobstoppers, gum drops and other candies. >> and guests can treat themselves to a soak of a bathtub full of melted chocolate. i don't think mila kunis will. >> don't chew the gum. it is not ready. you don't want to turn into a >> violet beauregard. >>> next, machines one step closer to taking over the world. >> this two-legged robot named cassy was recently able to complete a three-mile run in just over 53 minutes. >> it taught itself how to run. with machine learning to navigate outdoor terrain. >> the oregon state university team behind the project believes that robots like cassy may deliver packages, help manage warehouses or even help us with tasks at home. i wonder if cassie can do my laundry, as well. then i'll be really impressed. >> i wonder if she went by

and you still need to pass a covid test before departure and shortly after arrival in england. >> life has come back. >> reporter: but the move is being cheered on by airlines and businesses that rely on travel, and the businesses that need tourists to survive, from souvenir shops to taxi drivers. >> it's great for our industry. >> reporter: for now, instead of exponentially soaring, britain's delta variant cases appear to be slowly falling, and deaths are barely a fraction of what they were back in january's second wave. but despite that, the u.s. is still advising americans against traveling here, citing at least in part concerns over the delta variant. linsey? >> julia, thank you. >>> here in new york, police are calling it a brazen, coordinated attack. four suspects remain at large. ten people are wounded. most of them innocent bystanders. all are expected to survive. here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent search for suspects in a new york city mass shooting authorities say was a brazen, coordinated attack. >> another male shot. >> reporter: police releasing this surve

pittsburgh, cleveland, up through new york state and new england facing severe weather. and tonight, the tropical storm watch also just issued for parts of florida. rob marciano is live there to time all of this out. >>> news tonight about an arrest in one of the most harrowing attacks during the january 6tol. the suspect accused of assaulting officer daniel hodges. >>> the new census report tonight revealing are changing portrait of america. >>> there are late developments tonight involving britney spears and her legal battle. what her father has just revealed. >>> and america's field of dreams. if you build it, they will come. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy night of news. two major stories unfolding. the fda expected to announce a booster shot to fight the virus. who will it be for and could everyone be next? dr. fauci is here to answer key questions. but first tonight, the rapidly deteriorating situation unfolding in afghanistan. the pentagn tonight has now revealed it is kabul hpmo a significant number of u.s. embassy person p

pittsburgh, cleveland, up through new york state and new england facing severe weather. and tonight, the tropical storm watch also just issued for parts of florida. rob marciano is live there to time all of this out. >>> news tonight about an arrest in one of the most harrowing attacks during the january 6th capitol riot. the suspect accused of assaulting officer daniel hodges with his own gas mask and baton. >>> the new census report tonight revealing a changing portrait of america. >>> there are late developments tonight involving britney spears and her legal battle. what her father has just revealed. >>> and america's field of dreams. if you build it, they will come. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy night of news. two major stories unfolding. the fda expected to decide at any moment on a booster shot to fight the virus. who will it be for and could everyone be next? dr. fauci is here to answer key questions. but first tonight, the rapidly deteriorating situation unfolding in afghanistan. the pentagon tonight has now revealed it i

flash flood watches from pennsylvania up through new york and new england. singer see standing by to time this out. >>> the wildfires exploding in california. thousands evacuating the call door fire, nearly tripling in size in 24 hours. and tonight, the power shut off to nearly 50,000 customers to prevent wires from sparking more fires. >>> plus, the news from garth brooks tonight. >>> and a big day for a former first lady. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we didn't tonight with the abc news exclusive. president biden, his first interview since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. george stephanopoulos one-on-one with the president, was there an intelligence failure here or did the president downplay it? did u.s. military leaders suggest leaving some troops in afghanistan? and what happens when the august 31st deadline comes, if there are still thousands of americans on the ground? will u.s. troops stay and will they stay for the afghans who t images tonight, our team witnessing the chaos outside airport gate

flash flood watches from pennsylvania up through new york and new england. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> the wildfires exploding in california. thousands evacuating the caldor fire, nearly tripling in size in 24 hours. and tonight, the power now shut off to more than 50,000 customers to prevent wires from sparking more fires. >>> plus, the news from garth brooks tonight. >>> and a big day for a former first lady. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the abc news exclusive. president biden, his first interview since the taliban takeover of afghanistan. george stephanopoulos one-on-one with the president. was there an intelligence failure here or did the president downplay it? did u.s. military leaders suggest leaving some troops in afghanistan? and what happens when the august 31st deadline comes, if there are still thousands of americans on the ground? will u.s. troops stay and will they stay for the afghans who helped us? this interview comes amid new images tonight, our team

this system will be felt from new york right up up there cape cod and new england. ginger zee with the timing and the track. >>> in new york city, the race against time on the subway. a police officer and the unconscious man on the tracks with a train closing in. >>> and the major airline tonight saying no alcohol onboard until at least next year. timing their decision now to go along with the mask mandate now extended on planes until january, amid so many reports of unruly passengers. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we'll get to the bomb scare in the capital, the video of that suspect and his threats and news on the virus and this third shot. but we are going to begin tonight with the news just coming in on afghanistan. growing desperation outside the airport. the taliban controlling checkpoints, while inside the airport tonight, the state department now reporting 6,000 people are at the kabul airport, cleared for departure now, waiting to leave. and that number, 20 flights to take off tonight. the other major

this system will be felt from new york right uthp rough cape coand d new england. ginger zee with the timi angnd the track. >>> ninew york tyci, the ra ce aiagnst time on e thsubway. a poli ocefficer and the unnscocious man on the tracks with a train closing in. > >>and the jomar airline tonight sangyi no alcol ho inhe tai mn cinab until alet ast xt year. miting their decision now to go alg onwith the mask maatnde now tended on planesnt uil nuary. with so many reports of unruly passgeenrs. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we'll get to the bomb scare in the capital, the video of that suspect and his threats and news on the virus and this third shot. but we are going to begin tonight with the news just coming in on afghanistan. growing desperation outside the airport. the taliban controlling checkpoints, while inside the airport tonight, the state department now reporting 6,000 people are at the kabul airport, cleared for departure now, waiting to leave. and that number, 20 flights to take off tonight. the other

landfall on long island and new england as a category 1 late sunday. plowing through new england. hurricane conditions in the next 36 to 48 hours which means tomorrow is your day to prepare. >> rob marciano, our thanks to you. whit and linsey here this >> moving forward. it's finding solutions. abc seven news. >> is no problem at all. i'm happy to share it and feel safer about it. anchor: starting today, san francisco has some of the strictest vaccine measures in the country. people have to prove they are vaccinated against covid-19 to participate in many indoor activities. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. you're watching abc seven news at 4:00 live. across california, vaccinations are trending up as the delta variant surges. new numbers from the state health department show more than 80,000 doses are being administered per day. that average jumped from this time last month. it was around 67,000 doses per day. 3.5 million californians nearly are partially vaccinated. that is people 12 and older who have received at least one dose more than 22 million californians are full

landfall sunday afternoon and then drifting into new england. with all this, all the impacts are going to come in. strong storm surge up to five feet, rip currents, yes. heavy rainfall and certainly damaging winds. we could see rainfall up to ten inches well inland so at the very least inland will see flooding and this storm, david, is coming in quick. >> a major story as we head into the weekend. rob will be watching all weekend long, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. recording its worst day in nearly seven months. nearly 158,000 new cases of covid in just the last 24 hours. and there is late reporting from "the new york times" tonight that the fda could be trying to give final approval to the pfizer vaccine as early as monday. abc's marcus moore from dallas tonight. >> reporter: tonight "the new york times" reporting the fda is working to try to give full approval to the pfizer covid vaccine as soon as monday but reporting that date could slide. authorities say full authorization is coming, and their

. >> reporter: and new england expecting to be hit hard. boaters in massachusetts pulling their boats from marinas. officials warning of destructive winds, flooding rain, and widespread power outages. >> get yourself a little extra gasoline. make sure you have your phones all charged. make sure you have three, four, five days' worth of food. >> trying to get residents prepared. trevor ault joins us on the east end of new york's long island. one of the places that could get a direct hit. trevor, how are officials there on the ground preparing for the storm right now? >> reporter: they've announced plans to shut down ferry services and even some trains as the storm approaches. they want to help everyone who's choosing to evacuate through the rest of the night, but after that, everybody who's still here needs to find shelter and stay put. whit? >> we can see that surf picking up there. trevor, thank you. let's get to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in connecticut. rob, time this out for us as the storm approaches. rain will actually hi

flash flood watches now stretch all the way into new england. these brothers and their dog rescued today in jamesburg, new jersey, and these images from the belt parkway in new york. throughout the region at least 1,000 flight cancellations. we have team coverage beginning with janai norman in springfield, massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, the first tropical storm to hit new england in 15 years crashing ashore. henri lashing parts of the northeast and new england with heavy rain and storm surge slamming into coastal rhode island. in narragansett, a wcvb camera capturing the wind knocking this man over. >> i tried to take cover behind there just to get some photos. and a gus must have just taken me out. >> reporter: officials urging everyone to stay home. >> if you venture out, you are not only putting your own life at risk, but you're endangering our first responders. >> reporter: we are on the highway headed towards western massachusetts just outside of springfield. that rain is coming down. we can feel the wind as we're driving on the highw

flood watches in effect still for much of new england. henri, the first tropical storm to hit the region in nearly 15 years. the storm also knocking out power to at least 140,000 customers. >>> and outgoing new york governor andrew cuomo dealing with the storm in his final weekend in office. the governor now with just hours left. cuomo today in a farewell message saying it was an honor to serve, but also blasting the state attorney general's report into sexual harassment claims against him, saying it was, quote, designed to be a political firecracker on an explosive topic and it worked. leutenant governor kathy hochul becoming the first woman governor in new york at midnight tonight. >>> when we come back this evening, news on jesse jackson and his wife, both hospitalized after testing positive for covid. pool floaties are like whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontroll

. >>> to the index and the new england patriots cutting star quarterback cam newton. he missed three days of practice last week over what the team called a misunderstanding about covid protocols. newton will not say if he's been vaccinated, calling it too personal. he previously said his own covid battle set him back, making it harder to learn the playbook. >>> and an 80-pound cougar found in a new york city apartment. police helping to remove the cougar allegedly kept illegally as a pet in the bronx. the owners surrendering the 11-month-old cat, taken to the bronx zoo. >>> when we come back tonight, the americans jumping in to help. coaching. new workouts. and screening for colon cancer. yep. the american cancer society recommends screening starting at age 45, instead of 50, since colon cancer is increasing in younger adults. i'm cologuard®. i'm convenient and find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. i'm for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is ri

a negative covid test is still required before departure and shortly after arrival in england. the u.s. is still recommending americans do not travel there due to concerns over the delta variant. >>> evictions around the nation have already resumed after a federal moratorium expired last night at night. tenants in california are still protected under a state eviction moratorium that runs through september 30. but renters in most other states are still at risk. a mother and atlanta got him eviction notice today. the house cannot get enough support for the measure before lawmakers left for summer break. some democrats want nancy pelosi to call the house back for a vote. >> many families are on the precipice of devastation. and the fact of the matter is that families are running out of options but government has many still on the table. >> pelosi in the house democratic leaders called on the biden administration to immediately extend the moratorium. >>> larry elder is currently leading the pack of republicans hoping to replace governor gavin newsom in the recall election. a new po

drew: we are seeing tropical storm warnings for hundreds of miles along the new england coast line. you can see a warning on the eastern end of long island, the south shore of connecticut and rhode island, and you have a tropical storm warnings from new york city up to the cape and the islands. we have a large area where the hurricane is potentially going to be felt. it has winds of 75 miles per hour, racing to the north at 21 miles per hour. thankfully it is entering cooler water, so it really does not have a chance to strengthen anymore than it is right now. here is the forecasted path. it is likely going to make rainfall anywhere from the eastern end of long island or into parts of massachusetts. it will likely be a category one hurricane when it does, and when it goes inland, it is going to meander and bring a lot of range of parts of new england. j.r.: thanks, drew. a concert celebrating new york city's recovery from the coronavirus was cut short due to a lighting strike near central park. >> due to approaching severe weather, all persons should move quickly and calmly to the n

look at the mid-atlantic and new england. we saw double digit rainfall totals, surpassing a foot of rainfall. some of the hardest hit areas were portions of eastern pennsylvania. four to nine inches of rainfall. the storm is not done quite yet. here is the latest on the tropical depression now. winds 30 miles per hour. it is slowly moving to the west-northwest at eight miles per hour. it is still producing flooding rain falls across pennsylvania and new jersey. henri is slowly going to meander through southern england through the next 24 hours, continuing to produce flooding rains before it finally pushes off the coast by tuesday morning. back at home, the story has been all about air quality and improving air quality. you can see it across the bay area. it is green, good to go, but changes are on the way. we expect more haze and smoke in the atmosphere tomorrow. we will take a closer look at the air quality. looks like the heat wants to make a return. we will have details in a few minutes. julian: thank you. it now to the de

people point to numbers in england, they had really low rates of outbreaks in elementary schools, even among unvaccinated and unmask populations. they are testing a lot more than we are right now. larry: using a spike of testing requests in your own practice? dr. patel: absolutely. i am seeing a spike of people needing a test because of exposure, especially with the delta variant, but also a huge increase in people who had exposures in general. saying i was with a friend or i was at work and all of a sudden someone tested positive and we are worried. it is pretty rampant. if you are vaccinated, your odds of getting symptomatically must severe illness are magnitude lower than if you are unvaccinated. larry: thank you for your time, have a great weekend, give alora a hug for me. dr. patel: she is giving you a virtual hug. larry: so cute, have a great weekend. dion: san francisco will soon require proof of vaccination against covid-19 to enter many indoor businesses. in many cases, you can show your vaccine card or a photo of your vaccine card as proof, but as fraud rises, many businesses

england will heat up to the mid-90's. look at the accuweather seven day. triple deet -- triple digit heat. low to mid 80's around the bay shoreline during that 30 days. low to mid 70's on the coast. then cooling starts early next week. cannot wait for that to happen. larry: halloween is a little more than two months away, but one company already wants to get you into the holiday spirit. they are starting really early. too early. you know what? the candy is already in the supermarket. julian: it is everywhere now. larry: spirit halloween are looking for what they call a chief spirit officer. as the sco, you'll help halloween hype going all year long. of course you have to be social media savvy. in return, you will get $10,000 in cash, plus free costumes for a decade. julian: whoa. larry: is that good or bad? julian: that is good. larry: i will take the cash, you can take the costumes. you have until august 29 to apply. a really good time for wine lovers. julian: in the east bay there is one thing done. we will california! during a flex alert, let's keep our

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we head through the midweek and into a weekend as it moves through the mid-atlantic and parts of new england is going to drop a lot of rain take a look at this. main forecast through friday, there is a huge swath across pennsylvania into parts of upstate, new jersey and parts of new york city that could see anywhere from five to ten inches of rainfall. we have flash flood watches across numerous states at this hour. so ida even though it's moving away from the gulf we still have some issues to contend with at least through friday guys. all right. thank you drew for that update lessons learned to look back at the station from the destruction of paradise in the deadly campfire smoke delays the problems right here in the bay area from the ongoing wildfires across the state and vaccine timeline a push. vaccine for kids 12 and under when it could happen. man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfin

of vaccination and a negative covid test is required before departure and shortly after arrival in england. despite the change in restrictions, the u.s. is recommending that americans do not travel there because of concerns over the delta variant. >>> there are new concerns about summer travel amid a rising number of covid cases. here is will reeve. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, the summer vacation headache. do need to rethink your family's travel plans? >> if you and vaccinated, you could spread the virus to other people. rethink your risk and the risk of people that you are around. >> reporter: more than 2 million travelers are flying every day and experts say that you should still take precautions when he hit the skies. >> we do not know the dynamics of the delta virus on airplanes, we know that if you are vaccinated, masking during travel, and optimizing the ventilation on airplanes will likely protect us. >>> coming up at 7:00 a.m., a live interview from the director of the national institutes of health, plus dr. richard besser about what you need to about kids and co

go for a morning low close to a smoky sky with cool conditions at the coast in warm england, so post average. the smoke lingers tonight with more cloud cover spreading neighborhoods, spotty drizzle near the coast and possibly in the east bay hills. over the weekend, not overly hot you will not have to worry about the air quality. cannot wait to get to tomorrow. let's talk about today. low to mid-80's. mid-to-upper 70's for the rest of the south bay. 74 today and san mateo. about 64 and the pacifica. daly city, the sunset. 66 in downtown san francisco. 76 today in napa. 82 in nevada and sonoma. 70 in richmond. 73 in oakland. newark, about 73. bay bridge series tonight at the coliseum, 66 at 6:40. dropping to about 60 degrees. two very good teams taking to the field tonight. 85 to 89 inland. tonight, extra cloud cover, lower green :00 -- along the coast, that is drizzle. seven day forecast, increasingly blue skies this weekend with cleaner and cooler air, temperatures below average. back to average monday and tuesday. a little bit warmer than average wednesday and thursday. enjoy this

the storm is charming turning towards new york and new england. we will have more on the potential impact coming up in about 10 minutes. more than one dozen wildfires continue to burn across california. close to 13,000 firefighters are on the front lines as tens of thousands of people have been forced from their homes. a fire near lake tahoe has jumped highway 50, pushed by wind. it is expanding towards small towns. caltrans closed 50, a vital tourist route. the fire started one week ago and has course 140 square miles and destroyed 270 structures. the sheriff's office are searching for one person who was evacuated from the fire area that has not been heard from, since wednesday. some people now leaving their homes say it just isn't worth the risk. >> i think my house is pretty safe where we are at. i think it is time for me to head out. liz: alternative plans are in the works to help evacuees vote in the upcoming recall election. at dropbox is set up outside the evacuation center. the el dorado county registrar of voters says his office will driv

henri became the first tropical storm to make landfall in new england in 15 years. the storm hit the coast of rhode island with wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. >> my back yard turned into a lake, it was a normal back yard, but as you can see you can probably put your kayak in here and kayaked through it. >> it is slowly moving west through connecticut setting the stage for a prolonged rain event that could cause dangerous flash flooding. officials say wins will push henri to the east where it came from and some of the rain will push back towards new york city. let's check in with mike. mike: here is a look at what's going on. it's moving with 30 mile-per-hour winds. you can see it kind of pulling back retro grading to the west southwest where it's going to stop eventually before it starts to make another push off to the east over the next 48 hours. we have flash flooding for the area. it'll get some of the heaviest rain which is the southern parts of vermont and new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticutw jer. tomorrow things will start to taper. wind won't be a

news as we come on the air, tropical storm henri slams the northeast, the first to directly hit new england in 15 years. the storm making landfall near westerly, rhode island, today bringing wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour and 19-foot waves. flooding and power outages in new york, new jersey all the way up to massachusetts. transformers on fire. nearly 250 nursing home residents evacuated from four facilities. governors in connecticut and rhode island telling people to shelter in place. amtrak suspending service between new york and boston. more than 2,000 flights canceled or delayed. rob marciano tracking the storm. >>> also developing tonight, catastrophic flooding in tennessee. the death toll there rising. at least 22 people dead including two 7-month-old twins.

a negative covid test is still required before departure and shortly after arrival in england. >>> a little birdie told me, our director, that y'all are having a party down there during this show. commercial breaks. when i'm talking, time in between things and i'm up here in the cafeteria. >> friend. come down here as soon as the show's over. >> this is where it's happening. >> shoot. >> it's happening appropriately distanced but it's happening. >> it is. spencer came in here and said hey, everybody. i went to bed at 11:00 p.m. but i'm here. >> yep. >> i didn't sleep. i tried to. i'm functioning on, well, sleep deprivation. it's the energy in the studio that keeps me up. >> yes, it is, friend. we love having you here. >> i've been here almost six years and this is the first time i've ever done a morning show with spencer. it is an honor, sir. >> yes, indeed. yes, it is. >> was it good for you? >> it was great. >>> good morning, america. as we start a new week together, the delta variant surging across the country. the u.s. recording more than 0, day for the first time since february.

the first in new england in decades. fema administrator deanne criswell joins us live. >>> soaring hospitalizations.

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the first tropical storm to pummel new england in 15 years. intense winds reaching up to 70 miles per hour, slamming the northeast with record-breaking downpours and major flooding. flash flood watches for at least eight states this morning. >>> race to escape from afghanistan. as thousands pack the airport in kabul, president biden warns of possible attacks from isis.

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idaho and montana and minnesota and heading towards new england. once we've been talking about so much gray. let's look at sunshine. you have to go up 2500 people to get it. widespread dress really lead to our coolest afternoon. air quality advisory out. we're watching that smoke in the north. should increase today and more so tomorrow. could become dangerous tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be hotter than today. we have this low to thank for this marine layer. this coolness and this moist air coming off the ocean. you get on the backside of that with the counterclockwise flow and the northerly winds are going to encrews our smoke tomorrow. enjoy today. nice day to be outside. hazy as smoke arrives. 71 in cupertino. 83 in morgan hill. 74 in redwood city. mid60s for downtown and sausalito. 76 to about 83 degrees. for the east bay, 66 in this berkeley to 72 in hercules. 70s around san ramon and pleasanton. we'll drop into the 50s. it'll be cooler with less drizzle and not quite as much cloud cover. look at this red flag warning till 10:00 this evening.

i think there are some compelling data from england that that works. i would hope that that's a direction in which we move so you don't have to do wholesale quarantine of whole classes if there's a single case. julian: we haven't seen a lot of cases of kid to kid or kid to teacher transmission. does that suggest there been outbreaks happening on campus? >> it's very hard to tell. i'm a pediatrician. kid to kid's a technical term. that's a joke. we just haven't seen a lot. we see one case, another case, another case another day. you are sort of hamstringed. the way you prove otherwise, you have to do extensive investigations and look at the families and stuff. the idea of keeping these exposed kids in school and testing them regularly, not the ones who are infected. they have to go into isolation. the ones who have been exposed, keeping them and testing them -- you pull them out as soonest they turn infectious. i think that's a strategy that will be heavily utilized. julian: we will see how that plays out as we move forward. dr. george rutherford, ucsf

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so we take a look at the, the premier league in england because it has the biggest tv deal. it was less, less subject to the problems caused by kobe in other countries where, especially from switch the scene, it's tv deal effectively been scrapped and replaced by one of a much lower magnitude. i think clubs have been to get bubbles severely. and as far as spain is concerned, rail madrid and barcelona were both able to generate huge sums of money, not just from mac state tickets, but from the fact that stadiums are magnificent and they generate a lot of money on non match. the come as well. so the clubs have been hit by kobe because people attending matches and attending conferences and buying merchandise that the stadium was a huge revenue. and jennifer, you would also want to reply to that question about how much cover 19 has impacted european football clubs. please go ahead. yeah, no, i just wanted to say that it's a huge impact in the football and i spanish would well, and we see in all the clubs, and that's the way that a, a break in like a join the like if learning it i

so we take a look at the, the premier league in england because it has the biggest tv deal. it was less, less subject to the problems caused by kobe in other countries where, especially from switch the scene, it's tv deal effectively been strapped and replaced by one of a much lower magnitude. i think clubs have been bubble severely. and as far as spain is concerned, rail madrid and barcelona were both able to generate huge sums of money, not just from mac state tickets, but from the fact that stadiums are magnificent and they generate a lot of money on non match. the come as well. so the clubs have been hit by kobe because people attending matches and attending conferences and buying merchandise that the stadium was a huge revenue. and jennifer, you would also want to reply to that question about how much of a 19 has impacted european football clubs. please go ahead. yeah, no, i just wanted to say that is huge impact in the football and i spanish woodward and i, we see in all the clubs, and that's the way that a, a break in like a like a learning it is as opposed to fightin

england's prince andrew as being sued in the us, alleged sexual abuse, a woman who says she was trafficked by the late financier. jeffrey epstein, virginia jeffrey says, the british royal assaulted her when she was 17 lawsuit filed, the new york court says the bees happened between 19992002. 1 of those occasions was in london at the home of glen maxwell. he was also facing charges relating to the bees of under age girls. it's andrew denies the accusations. organizers hard hope the take your lympics would be known as the recovery games, highlighting the reconstruction of japan fukushima region, which was devastated by nuclear disaster in 2011. while the story and richardson the bullet train has been speeding passengers around japan for more than 50 years. also a direct link back when the olympics 1st visited the country's capital. the trains launch coincided with a 960 full tokyo gangs at that time selling picks with a perfect platform to highlight japan's political and economic rebirth back in 1964 . when we had the olympics in tokyo last time, it was showing the world that we are now out

so we take a look at the, the premier league in england because it has the biggest tv deal. it was less, less subject to the, the problems caused by kobe. in other countries where especially from switch the scene, it's tv deal effectively been scrapped and replaced by one of a much lower magnitude. i think clubs have been hit bubbles severely. and as far as spain is concerned, rail but written barcelona were both able to generate huge sums of money, not just from mac state tickets, but from the fact that stadiums are magnificent and they generate a lot of money on non match. the come as well. so the clubs have been hit by kobe because people attending matches and attending conferences and buying merchandise at the stadium was a huge revenue. and jennifer, you had also wanted to reply to that question about how much cova 19 has impacted european football clubs. please go ahead. yeah, no, i just wanted to say that that is a huge impact in the football and i spanish food. well, and we see in all the clubs, and that's the way that a, a person in like a join the like a learning p

he was born to an affluent family installs in england. his parents appeared in society magazine, such as tattler samuelson was sent to a private forwarding school in england. i did further study in grenoble and munich . the late 960. he moved to wall street. he has what we think is his 1st job in new york with some very, very well connected investment bankers. someone got into about emotional finance and trust in the 1980s. and he worked for a company called bound met, which he and others built in. so one of the biggest off shore truck companies in the world, a trust company is set up when someone gives money to a trusted party to look after him. it's often used to fight the identity of the ultimate owner of wealth. a decades his manners, the personal business of some of the world's wealthy people moving on into offshore trust. some people want a magician helped me and said that you can make an elephant disappeared. samuelson reassured billy that the identity of our fictitious criminal mr. x will remain hidden except to the football leagu

cassandra is a 2nd son of queen elizabeth england and 9th in line to the british throne. but his friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, has destroyed his royal prestige and it could yet get worse for him. but junior, jeffrey has previously alleged the 20 years ago, she was the victim of sex trafficking by epstein and his close associate glen maxwell. but now in a 15 page, civil lawsuit filed in new york, your frail ledges at prince andrew, sexually assaulted and raped her. knowing that she was still a minor under 18 years old, he knows what he's done and he can attest to that. so in a statement, she said, i hope that other victims will see that it is possible not to live in silence and fear, but to reclaim one's life by speaking out and demanding justice. jeffrey epstein had previously been convicted of child prostitution offences in 2008. he was found dead in his new york jail, fell in august 2019 a month after he was arrested on child sex trafficking charges. jeffrey says she was one of those traffics, and that epstein forced her to have sex with hi

we do need a place to lovely across the face of it, making sure your plays in england in 2016. so i'm just and arranged for a chinese businessman to buy one of england's oldest football clubs, installed himself as deputy chairman. the new owners said his aim was to bring back the glory days to aston villa. the most important thing for the car he promoted that chantelle? the carpet back to the top 6 in the family. i ship tenisha, took samson and senior aston villa stuff on a promotional trip to beijing. raunchy and her was executive assistant were bring our management team new management team along with the manager roberto to mateo, to beijing. the duck in on one of the best restaurants in, in beijing to montana. we can see we can see jamie, jamie, ben, phil, it's samuelson, business partner, chris, you can see k finance as well. keith winery was the club's chief executive. he left the club when villa ran into financial trouble. why not claimed he was forced to resign and sued, shaw and aston villa? the union has obtained the statement, the wine is prepared for an employment tri

morning and in the work up and so you're good enough to without some really good results in our field england, captain j rate supports the idea of cricket returning to the lympics, the international cricket council hoping to get the board included the funds of these games in 7 years time, having not featured since paris and 1900 it be great to see cricket lympics for. yeah, the 100 seems to fit the bill, doesn't that thing that would go down already and yeah, i mean, i would say it it'd be, it'd be fantastic to get to get cricket and on that stage and they're going to reach out to the country then what what a charity will be about soil for an hour. i'll be back with more a little bit later. thanks jana and that is it for this news, for me hasn't. and all the team here in the colleagues in london will have more of the day use in a couple of a news news, news. news for celebration ah, food for reconciliation. ah, and from ancient civilization, algae 0 world goes on a mouth watering, cut, and re journey from fame to the middle east. to discover the hidden history behind some of the region, best

cassandra is the 2nd son of queen elizabeth england 9th in line to the british throne, but his friendship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, has destroyed his royal prestige and it could yet get worse for him. virginia jeffrey has previously alleged the 20 years ago. she was the victim of sex trafficking by epstein and his close associate glen maxwell. but now in a 15 page, civil lawsuit filed in new york, your frail ledges at prince andrew, sexually assaulted and raped her, knowing that she was still a minor under 18 years old. he knows what he's done and he can attest to that. so in a statement she said, i hope that other victims will see that it is possible not to live in silence and fear, but to reclaim one's life by speaking out and demanding justice. jeffrey epstein had previously been convicted of child prostitution offences in 2008. he was found dead in his new york jail, fell in august 2019 a month after he was arrested on child sex trafficking charges. jeffrey says she was one of those traffics, and that epstein forced her to have sex with his friends and associat

he put in the time his entire life england captain jo rate supports the idea of cricket returning to the lympics, the international cricket council hoping to get the sport included on the los angeles games in 7 years time. have not featured it since paris. 1900. it be great to see cricket lympics for yeah, the 100 seems to fit the bill doesn't think that will go down already and yeah, i mean it said it be fantastic to get to get cricket and on that stage and talk about going to reach out to the country then what, what a charity will be and that is all your fault from the mario. that's lovely. thank you so much. jenna. i took the news out, but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the days news. a full bulletin and of course, around up the top stories coming out very shortly. i news. news, news. news, news, news. birds are at risk of extinction. in vicious plan to read the nation of the privilege sides of one of the best guys on out in the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that

there were team well known in the world in europe and in england. they're capable, if it gets confirmed to sign players like we're melody cocher and that proves their strength to the m b a now and the lakers look like being a forced to be reckoned with. the next season of defining russell westberg to play with lebron james and anthony davis. the 32 year old who from the came from the washington wizards says it's surreal to sign for the same. he supported us. a youngster. westbrook is a 9 time saw, but has never won a championship, but he hopes to change that alongside to other top stores. as you know, brian is on the best plan to play this game. and he's of his ability to be able to kind of do everything on the floor, allows me to be able to just figured out. i'm coming to a championship caliber team. and my job is to make sure that i'm able to make his game easy for him. these 3 guys can do it all, you know, and what i love about our group bron 80. and russ is they're all make the right play players. you know, i mean it's not just about scoring or,

he was born to an affluent family installs in england. his parents appeared in society magazine, such as tattler samuelson was sent to a private forwarding school in england. i did further study in grenoble and munich, the in the late 960, he moved to wall street. he has what we think is his 1st job in new york with some very, very well connected investment bank because thompson got into about emotional finance and trust in the 180. and he worked for a company called bound met, which he and others built into one of the biggest of shorter companies in the world . a trusted company is set up when someone gives money to a trusted 3rd party to look after it is often used to hide the identity of the ultimate owner of the wealth. a decade, he's known as the personal business of some of the world's wealthiest people. living findings off shore trust. some people going in addition, has been said that you can make an elephant disappeared. samuelson reassured billy that the identity of our fictitious criminal mr. x will remain hidden except to the f

we got a question for the lovely across the face of it. making sure what you're saying is in england in 2016. so i'm using the range for a chinese businessman to buy one of england's oldest football clubs. installed himself as deputy chairman. the new owner said his aim was to bring back the glory days to aston villa a most important thing for the cause of promoting that we'll chance to get the car back to the top 6 in the family i ship soon. tenisha took samuelson and senior aston villa stuff on a promotional trip to beijing raunchy and her was executive assistant. we're bringing our management team, a new management team, along with the manager roberto, to mateo, to beijing, to duck in on one of the best restaurants in beijing to montana we can see can see jamie jamie button. phil is samuelson, business partner, chris, you can see k finance as well. keith winery was the club's chief executive. he left the club when villa ran into financial trouble. whiners claimed he was forced to resign and sued, shaw and aston villa. the union has obtained the statement, but why not prepare for a