was that a gamble too far? it's tricky. in hindsight, yeah, you probably say, you know, soccer coming on late in full time, and then the, the to just coming right before the panels he shoots out. on the other hand, you know, sometimes you have tired legs and then those people mis penalties. so in hindsight you could say yes young plays, but southgate put that honest on himself. he said i picked the play is based on what we had been doing in training. you can't replicate this sort of situation and training of course. and this is a really young group. we have to remember the next well compass. only about 500 days away. katasha 2022. so there's still lots to do for this england team. the italy team, they've got to kind of cross roads, their central defensive pairing. celine benoit, she a 36 and 34 respectively. so i think england, they have to look in the future. say, look, we're going to learn from this. we may have done things differently in hindsight, but there is still hope for england fans even though we suffer from disap

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britain's great gamble begins. is it a gamble? is that what it amounts to? it has is that what it amounts to? it has to be a gamble — is that what it amounts to? it has to be a gamble because - is that what it amounts to? it has to be a gamble because we - is that what it amounts to? it has to be a gamble because we don't| is that what it amounts to? it is; to be a gamble because we don't know what's going to happen. the word unprecedented has been completely overused over the past 18 months. everything has to be a gamble, and we're weighing up risks all the time. going back to what michael said about the pointy stick, i don't think people complied in the past because they thought they were going to getjabbed. i don't think the kind of compulsion of law was what made people comply. perhaps the fact that it was the law that made it easier to enforce and explain to other people why you would like them to join you in other people why you would like them tojoin you in compliance, but people did it because they felt it was keeping them safe and making them bett

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we were gambling too there is nothing inherently wrong with that. you can't tell me though this platform is built for investing. there is not one aspect of the user interface that encourages long-term investing. will they change that? maybe. but that's not great for revenue if they do because all of the money this company makes is based on encouraging people to do frequent aggressive trading so that they can sell the orders to sit a dell and the other payment forms have and i i don't have a problem if it subsidizes commission-free trading but let's not pretend it's a investing platform. it's for frequent trading. if you want to engage in that, the robinhood app is amazing it's a lot of fun >> let's hear from our frequent traders. dr. j. looking at you, feel like you have something to say >> yeah, i completely disagree with almost everything josh just said i disagree because, number one, virtually every broker on the street takes payment for order flow if it hurts robinhood >> i just said that what else do you disagree >> i just said that >> yup -- c

so you can gamble. but in this particular case, you're gambling with your life. if you going there because of covid-19 and the rates now, we do know that there are flights leaving from sfo this morning as early as about 10 o'clock this morning, they are still taking off at still available to you right now. it is a warning, although the positivity rate as far as covid-19 in clark county, which holds las vegas is around 14%. that is beyond the purple tier. if we were doing the purple tier in california. and we apply that to las vegas. i got a chance to talk to some travelers this morning. here's one woman's reaction about possibly going to sin city. if they're not vaccinated, they shouldn't be going if they're vaccinated, they probably shouldn't be going given how little we know about. >> actually the the how it spreads potentially from infected to an infected. it seems like a risk that i would willing to take. >> okay. so you guys talked about the other cities across the country, specifically in florida. take a look at your screen. we're talking vegas is among the

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super state that has yet to embrace gambling new york, texas, canada, which of these geographic areas for you is a primary importance? >> yeah. listen, they're all important because they represent a meaningful percentage of the u.s. population that has yet to come online, which is just great growth potential for us. just in the next two months, we have arizona and connecticut coming online. arizona we're partnering up with the phoenix suns where we're going to have a state of the art sports book right in the a reason na and connecticut. those will be online before nfl, which is a huge season for us particularly as we step into a new partnership with the nfl but you're right, the momentum continues, a great momentum that we saw during covid. so we've been working closely with the new york gaming commission canada, first province to open up there is going to be ontario. so more and more headwinds and our objective is to make sure we can be number one as these new states come online >> if i can quickly ask, where do most people in florida gamble right now? and as more states do things li

but a lot of basically it's a form of gambling, isn't it? that's what we call it in our language gambling, it's max of casinos and poker tables, not serious investments. economist and university lecturer ones on arity warns the crypto currencies are highly risky. investments don't want to throw currencies are generally highly voluntary. they have no bagging, they have no economic assets behind them or power. he says their scene is prone to financial bubbles. anyone who invest in these bubbles without knowing how they work is taking on a very high risk and stands to lose everything. even those who know the role. these are in the velocity and other is also worn about the phenomenal energy consumption of crypto currency mining. as well as the potential for laundering money from illegal activities. let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. a chief financial officer of donald trump's name, say, company has turned himself into new york, prosecutors and vice oberg and they trump organization are expected to be charge

that's what we call it in our language was gambling. it smacks of casinos and poker tables, not serious investments. economist and university lecturer one vulnerability warns that crypto currencies are highly risky. investments don't want to currencies are generally highly volatile. they have no backing, they have no economic assets behind them, or power faces are seen as prone to financial bubbles. anyone who invest in these bubbles without knowing how they work is taking on a very high risk and stands to lose everything. even those who know the ropes in the velocity and other is also worn about the phenomenal energy consumption of crypto currency mining. as well as the potential for laundering money from illegal activities. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. a chief financial officer of donald trump's name, say, company has turned himself into new york, prosecutors and vice oberg and they trump organization are expected to be charged with tax fraud in court. later today, they would be the 1st

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take a gamble on the stocks. oracle rocketing higher. they're forecasting dark skies ahead for this cloud play. we will break down the action. we start off though with a major moment of truth in the market. rates continuing to collapse the 10-year treasury note yield falling to its lowest level since february this was a quick move lower. bk, what did you make it >> we've had lower rates for a long time. you're right to me what the message from the market is telling you is that the fed will likely taper. the economy is slowing this is as good as it gets in terms of growth and, you know, rates are telling you that we are not having a great gdp number coming up over the next call it 6 months, 12 months. let's say the fed tapers they are probably making a policy error by tapering at this point in time. they're going to slow the economy and they'll have to reverse it in the last quarter of the year. >> when this was happening, when rates took a leg lower this morning, early this morning premarket on "squawk box," rick santelli came up. >> sur

the rest goes to the team, it took a chance to gamble and paid off. and like you can see the novice about the as you know, the game is very dangerous. as you can see. i've enjoyed myself. i had a cable go through molig. and that's the name of the game. we play with shocks, rocks net, rough seas, everything. but if you can get the fish, you can make some money. for gerald bucko and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets and then go home empty and bed the bed. 3 bad luck. got everybody i suppose and they get according to buckle, saw the fever should be around for a few more weeks. the news politics, the culture, an interview with monica federal commission of the culture and the media handle, the challenges posed by the time demick must always have to fight for the creative sector. would also get attention to how does she evaluate her 2nd term and also as i'm very passionate about what i do aren't 21 is next on the d and play. next, the finance have long been the favorite to series. make the trip something to your brain tomorrow today in 60 min

there are many to see this as a gamble. earlier this month, over $1200.00 scientists and medic funds letter branding freedom day dangerous and premature. they fear climbing hospitalizations. the risk to though is not yet double vaccinated, and of exposing a population to long coven. i can't even express how it more than unethical. i think this is leaving all through that letter dr. dp. good assoni is the risks could also extend beyond the okay. maybe the strategy that he will, it has been warned even by on scientist advisors may value by lead to a new emerging that is more likely to escape back teens, which would not only put our own family response back by 7 months, but have huge global impacts dangerous experiments. well, calculated risk. either way, it's a risk. rosie says she can't afford. she's cancelled precious visits to see family . as she in the world wait to see whether the gamble pays off. take a look at the stories making headlines around the world. phones owned by journalists and human rights activists have bee

is it a gamble, do you think? {iii with the metro. is it a gamble, do ou think? u, , with the metro. is it a gamble, do you think?— you think? of course. we are outliers when _ you think? of course. we are outliers when it _ you think? of course. we are outliers when it comes - you think? of course. we are outliers when it comes to - you think? of course. we are - outliers when it comes to comparing us to other countries. we're the only ones who are going to be lifting pretty much all restrictions, but none of this is very much a surprise. we kind of knew this was coming. this is the end of compulsion. whilst it's kind of amazing that in this current environment, you get rules like choirs can scene without restriction, and it is not legal to go off and order a drink at the bar. these are the times that we are now living in. the big risk is personal judgment. we all need to assess what we consider is safe behaviour. but that's not necessarily a cut and dry thing. what's safe to the individual might not be safer society. we have all been about other people during

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but he is a gamble. if it goes down, then he's paying a price for his dwamable. similarly, he took a gamble -- he has a theory of the economy that if you pumped money in early, it would not overheat the economy. and then we had larry summers, the democratic former treasury secretary in regard to the bright guy who has been leading the charge saying no, you're in danger of overheating the economy and the fed is going to raise interest rates and then you're going to really have a slowdown. he's in a tenuous situation right now. we don't know what way things are going to go, but six months into his presidency, he faces a hard climb. >> there's been talk about the filibuster since joe biden took office. he said he doesn't want to get rid of it. it will throw washington into chaos. it raises the question, there's not a lot getting done with the filibuster. what would choiange? is he right? >> i think he was frank in the moment, just in explaining sort of what his theory of the case is. because there are -- as you point out, there are so many people on the left, so man

product, you want one that can get the job done, there are not many options because when procter & gamble announced these increases, they said they would offset the inflation with innovation. some of these parents right now are not looking for innovative products as much as they are just one that can give them value. down the line, we will see how this played out but until september, it will not be fully seen work practical -- procter & gamble's increases were at and we will have new diapers by that time or the price will come down. we will have to see. romaine: reporter for bloomberg news. a great story on the bloomberg terminal and bloomberg.com. diaper inflation is wrecking families. we are talking about companies being able to pass the cost to the consumer. this is one area were companies have that message. we will talk about inflation and the labor market. we will connect into job openings at a record in the u.s. some are turning to tiktok to help get higher. expert on tiktok trying to lead this discussion. coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ caroline: we've been talki

some health officials to actually warn boris johnson that this is probably going to be the biggest gamble ever. and the background to this is obviously that boris johnson the background to this is obviously that borisjohnson would like the nation to open up more fully so that that can actually improve the economy and maybe even improve health waiting lists, we know 7 million people have not come forward for their treatment over the last 15 months. the problem is that the covid cases are ramping up, there is an extraordinary ping pandemic, where half a million people have been pinged and forced to self—isolate — and just today we have discovered that sajid javid, the health minister, has also been feeling very groggy, he's done a test and appears to have covid, which begs the question how many people in government are also going to have to self—isolate? the irony is that freedom day on monday could occur and half the cabinet could be self isolating. so it is almost a perfect storm of things going wrong atjust perfect storm of things going wrong at just the perfect storm of things goi

make some money gambling. there were good times with that, and there were bad times. and there were a couple times i had to put my foot down and say, that's it. no more. so then he'd get involved with the stock market. he wanted what he wanted and he couldn't get it fast enough. and with that came frustration and eventually that frustration became directed at me. there was one particular argument over the phone where he had gotten stopped for a traffic ticket. he had an absolutely atrocious driving record. and i start to argue back and the next thing coming out of his mouth is, when i get home i'm going to kill you. i'm going to smash your face in. it's very difficult for me to think back on it, because i actually drove off in the middle of the night, and i had left and i should have stayed gone. >> why did you stay? >> i wasn't strong enough to leave. >> did you love him? >> i did. i did, and even though -- now at this point, bear in mind, i'm having an affair. >> what appealed to you about brad miller? >> he

that is where the gamble is. i guess what the vernment is thinking, if there is going to be what is termed an exitave, as the population releases and the vaccination does its job, it is better to have that in the summer rather than delaying in september when kids go back to school, and when the weather starts turning and people start huddling indoors again. the problem is, if infections keep rising, what is the wall of immunity, what if it does not kick in? ros: remember, there is full coverage on the bbc news at and -- app and bbc.com. you can also see videos from me and the outside source team. we take a decent amount of time to unpack certain sues for you, and then we put those in different places. you can find them on the bbc news website, bbc sounds, if you want to listen to audio versions, and you can see them as well on my twitter feed. dozens of oil paintings of cherry blossoms by the british artist damien hurst are going on public view for the first time this week in paris. the new exhibition delay twice

oakland police officers shut down what investigators call an illegal gambling operation involving casino games, drugs and a cache of weapons. the police and said they had a search warrant and then took everybody that was in the car wash. well. police say such operations are tied to violence, drug trade and human trafficking. good evening to you. i'm andre senior. christina is off. now the big bus happened on the 1400 block of 14th avenue at a site that neighbors pointed out, also operates as a car wash. no attend. ktvu s amberleigh is live in oakland police headquarters. look she's learned so far. amber andre police. tell me yesterday's bus with was the fourth so far this year and that they're largely driven by complaints from the community. guns, drugs and cash. oakland police say these are photos of items they seized during what is being described as an illegal casino bust. they say it took place thursday afternoon on the 1400 block of 14th avenue in east oakland and shut down at least three illegal gambling operations in and around the same area. we do know that they've been tied to t

we do a lot of work with proctor and gamble. >> pg has endorsed the plan. >> the construction plan. we use a system, the conveyor system here. we use lighting systems to actually show if we were to use it. if you want to get the first start button. if we start the conveyor system, a visual notification. usually they are in a remote location, like a control. the person would see the status is normal, it is operating. these are out on the fight, so everyone walking plant could see it. there are different settings, or if there's an emergency, there is a stop button, the change, the system shut down. >> the stop button from the floor? >> or the control room. emergency valves go anywhere they would be, in the machinery. we can also program safety devices. instead of emergency stop, sometimes there is a plexiglas shield. we worked at sam adams brewery, they lifted their shield and shut it down. we don't have any audio devices, but you can hook up bells, whistles, anybody in the plant would know. if you are in the control room, that is fine. if somebody else hits it, you want to know why.

phrase because — bitcoin to use a gambling phrase because the suggestion that amazon might— because the suggestion that amazon might suggest from a payment. it is a bit like _ might suggest from a payment. it is a bit like a _ might suggest from a payment. it is a bit like a few weeks ago when elon n1usk_ a bit like a few weeks ago when elon musk said _ a bit like a few weeks ago when elon musk said he was lumping onto bitcoin and prices went to the roof. if bitcoin and prices went to the roof. if these _ bitcoin and prices went to the roof. if these huge corporations and i believe — if these huge corporations and i believe amazon make more money every year than _ believe amazon make more money every year than canada, if they say they are going — year than canada, if they say they are going to invest or utilise crypto— are going to invest or utilise crypto currencies, that is the moment— crypto currencies, that is the moment to leap on it, not ten nfinutes— moment to leap on it, not ten minutes later when you would lose your shirt — minutes later when you would lose your

but it is a gamble, because as you say, | is a gamble, because as you say, cases will go up this summer and thatis cases will go up this summer and that is built into the assumptions. and that will mean that serious cases and deaths will go up too. the prime cases and deaths will go up too. tue: prime minister himself cases and deaths will go up too. tye: prime minister himself said cases and deaths will go up too. tue: prime minister himself said that we always knew cases and deaths would go up. we were told at the beginning of that briefing that cases were running at 27,000 at the moment, with a doubling time of nine days. that means 5a,009 days' time. that is near what we saw at the peak of the second wave that we have been through —— it means 5a,000 in nine days' time. so there was this appeal to people to remove restrictions so that facemasks can go, people can get back to work and fill up sports stadiums, night clubs and theatres. he appealed to people to behave responsibly. quite a lot might for on that and that is where we might see some tension. people have already raised t

even though procter & gamble, they expect 2 to 4% increase in sales. that's over a year where they made record profits. now, that means the economy isn't going to slow down any time soon. we're recovering from the pandemic. we're putting one foot in front of the other. we see wages increasing. that's good for working american. we're going to see that continue. >> all right. here's the thing, noel, i want to go back to you. i hope you're right about everything you said. real wages have been down. the same report today says that real income down 3% in june, down 4.2% in may and down 5.8% in april. that's the insidious nature of inflation. so when you're sitting at your kitchen table and you just got a raise and you wonder why you came home from the store with fewer groceries, that explains it, doesn't it? >> yeah. that's why i was shaking my head. they may have higher wages, you may go home with a bigger paycheck but it's a wash, charles. when you go to the grocery store and you have to pay more for your rice and cereal and milk and whatever you want to

and the very fact he made that gamble shows how much he trusted the men and women in the uniform. back in the '30s military had to swear an oath to hitler personally and that waved the way to all the abuses of power, anti-democratic aspects of naziism really came to the forefront at that point. and what you see here in the united states with this is really an effort to not only make sure that the military was loyal and milley made that gamble and succeeded with that gamble, but you also see that general millie ey knew that he could actually leverage that and use that to his advantage and protect the democratic institutions of the country. >> and house speaker nancy pelosi spoke with milley on safe guards to prevent trump doctor fr using nuclear weapons in his final days in office. how noteworthy is that and what does it mean for the future and other possible threats to democracy? >> well, it means that not only was the speak arer paying attenn to this, she was very concerned. as far as nuclear command issues are concerned, it is very important in the military and civilian leadersh

it really is a gamble, isn't it, andrew? have i oversimplified too much there or does it really just come down to there is so much money hanging on this thing. tokyo, you need to put out a product for us to sell. i think that's largely correct. and i think the television numbers are actually $1000000000.00 larger than, than the numbers from 2016 the aisle. she needs this money, then they need the money from television. primarily. they also get corporate sponsorship money from their talk sponsorship program. and they take that money, some of that is used for their own operating expenses, which are, are high, a mature is but they need that money to, to help finance the international sport. federations were called i s. and also the national limbic committees around the world. those, those committees are the guts of the international olympic movement and then enable the ios see, to maintain its legitimacy and its position at the top of that movement. but there's a pandemic. i hate to be really obvious about the, i mean, these ar

gamble is putting it mildly. this is a major international music festival, but for 2021, it will only be a fraction of its normal size, and covid continues to cause problems. a number of acts from the uk had to cancel due to the delta variant, and organising a last—minute lineup is no easy task. translation: we didn't think. we would be impacted this much. we have been fishing for information, contacting agents, managers, seeing what is possible. one of the headliners on the first night, the french director, designer and a singer woodkid. this is picturesque a concert venue as you could possibly wish for. at montreaux, the music is back. tim allman, bbc news. we have the results of the first two quarterfinals of euro 2020. belgium is out after losing to italy. italy's 2—1win prompted these scenes. they will face spain in the semifinals that make similarjubilation from make similar jubilation from the make similarjubilation from the spaniards after their side claimed victory over switzerland. i am lewis vaugha

reporter: republicans say they needed more time to finalize a deal but senate majority leader took a gamble. >> the deadline has moved them far more quickly. >> reporter: working on a $1.2 trillion package. how long are you willing to give these bipartisan could see a repetition of what we saw with the affordable care act where discussions went on and on and on and never went anyplace. >> reporter: schumer's gamble may have paid off. some republicans saying they want a deal by the weekend. if there is a vote monday you will vote yes? in a statement tonight that bipartisan group of senators says that they have made significant progress. just moments ago president biden was asked if he thinks they will reach a deal. the president responding, yes, we will. david. >> rachel scott tracking it all as always. thank you, rachel. >>> when we come back here, the severe storms across the northeast as we were coming on tonight, thunderstorms, heavy rain and hail and what about the smoke-filled skies in the east from the fires in the west. rob marciano is standing by with it all. you don't become a runn

gamble is putting it mildly. this is a major international music festival, but for 2021, it will only be a fraction of its normal size, and covid continues to cause problems. a number of acts from the uk had to cancel due to the delta variant, and organising a last—minute lineup was no easy task. translation: we didn't think. we would be impacted this much. we have been fishing for information, contacting agents, managers, seeing what is possible. one of the headliners on the first night, the french director, designer and singer woodkid. this, as picturesque a concert venue as you could possibly wish for. at montreaux, the music is back. tim allman, bbc news. thank you very much for your company. well, it's going to be one of these days where the weather might turn like that, and you'll have to run for cover if you're not prepared. big showers and thunder and lightning on the way. not everywhere — in fact, many of us will miss the storms altogether, but where they occur, they could even bring some flash flood

there are many who see this as a gamble. earlier this month, over $1200.00 scientists and medic signed the letter branding freedom, day dangerous and climbing hospitalizations. the risk to there is not yet double vaccinated. and of exposing a population to long coven, i can't even express how it more than unethical. i think this is leading author, if not, let us talk to dp good. assoni is the risks could also extend beyond the okay, maybe the strategy that the way it has been warned, even by on scientific advisers, valuable lead to a new emerging that is more likely to escape vaccines, which would not only put our own public response back by 7 months, but have huge global impacts. dangerous experiments? well, calculated risk. either way, it's a risk. rosie says she can't afford. she's cancelled precious visits to see family . as she in the world wait to see whether the gamble pays off. for the 1st time since the syrian conflict erupt in more than a decade ago, a western countries looking into atrocities committed by rebel gr

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there are many who see this as a gamble. earlier this month, over $1200.00 scientists and medic funds letter branding freedom day, dangerous and premature. they fail climbing hospitalizations. the risk to there is not yet double vaccinated and of exposing a population to long coded. i can't even express how it more than unethical. i think this is leaving on there. if not, let her talk to dp good as sony is, the risk could also extend beyond the okay, maybe the strategy that the way it has been warned even by on scientist advisors may very well lead to a new emerging that is more likely to escape vaccines which would not only put our own response back by 7 months that have huge global impact dangerous experiments. well, calculated risk. either way, it's a risk. rosie says she can't afford. she's cancelled precious visits to see family . as she in the world wait to see whether the gamble pays off. now for the 1st time since the syrian conflict erupt is more than a decade ago, a western countries looking into atrocities committ

of course is part of the gamble and it's a very calculable but not calculated gamble that freedom day is coinciding with the schools starting to break up. the weather being extremely warm and it would appear that as we've seen over the past 12 months that the hot weather has suppressed certainly previous variance of covid. question is whether or not that's going to have the effect on the delta variant. we don't know yet. the timing of this absolutely is all been about giving people their freedoms over the summer break because hopefully there is going to because hopefully there is going to be less interaction. well maybe not at the moment it ain't going well. iain do you want to continue on our covid theme for the first part of this review with the daily telegraph. in the context of all of that the pressure on the government to increase the number who are in fact exempt from having to sell but not self—isolate if they come into contact with somebody who has tested positive? this contact with somebody who has tested ositive? , , , . positive? this reminds me very much ofthe positive?

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especially among people who take an interest in foreign policy and the and assess the gamble that the pro-european side took back in the 1960s that we would be somehow stronger and even freer as part of a larger group. and that larger group had been working extremely well and you might think that argument has force. it's true that the people on my side of theargument , the pro- brexit side have made a gamble in the ability of the state to function. i would say lookat singapore . look at hong kong. look at hong kongbefore recent events . but these small countries seem to be perfectly able to function in the world they govern themselves properly. the only place in which it seems to believe that this is not possible is cin your . at least not least you and i are old enough to remember about the union and pan-american unionists and panera union, none of those are happening and nobody seems to think they will many people in europe and india in britain still think that the only way to european nation and function is as part of a federation. and of course they tend to think well, like the un

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republicans say they needed more time to finalize a deal, but senate majority leader chuck schumer took a gamble, forcing a vote to jumpstart the process. >> even republicans have agreed that the deadline has moved them far more quickly. >> reporter: lawmakers have been working to reach a deal on a $1.2 trillion package. how long are you willing to give these bipartisan negotiations? >> my fear is that we could see a repetition of what we saw with the affordable care act where discussions went on and on and on and never went anyplace. >> reporter: schumer's gamble may have paid off. some republicans saying they want a deal by the weekend. and if there is a vote monday you will vote yes? in a statement tonight that bipartisan group of senators says that they have made significant progress. jst moments ago president biden was asked if he thinks they will reach a deal. the president responding, yes, we will. david? >> rachel scott tracking it all as always. thank you, rachel. >>> when we come back here, the seere storms across the northeast as we were coming on tonight. thunderstorms, heavy rain, a

i mean, this is sort of the gamble that think that the newsom campaign did. let's have a quick election. let's gamble that it's going to be better rather than worse in november and instead it because of the delta variant land of area because of this influx this uptick in in violent crime and salt and burglaries and brazen daylight robberies like we like. we like we're having in the bay area. those are the kind of things that can move that even more. and if i below 50% and then the governor of california. i am not very happy right actually the more likely than not what we're talking about. >> is not another lockdown, but every due to state county and, you know, even biden yesterday in his town hall talked about are we going to have to have a mask mandate. should communities be doing that. so we asked about what people thought about the governor's handling of covid and the pandemic and we have the answer put that on the screen here. but i also want to say, like you just said, we're not through his handling of the pandemic right. have to see what he does between

the nats do wind up beating philly in this 1, 64 and check this out, ben gamble with the gamble in the same ball game, but milwaukee will wind up winning right. the loves his victimize there as going all out. big gamble. beautiful pitch. that's the sporting life. got some more for you coming up at about 11 25 or so back to you guys. alex jones. good. we will see you, then. mark. thank you. next at 11. that is their job. their job is to look at evolving information, evolving data and evolving historic pandemic and provide guidance to the american public. after weeks of saying vaccinated people do not need to wear a mask. the cdc reverses course. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the centers for disease control and prevention said today people in high risk area should wear a mask inside even if they're vaccinated. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm alex savage. frank is off tonight. the cdc says people should wear masks in places where there are surging coronavirus cases. this guidance applies to 60% of the counties here in the us that includes every ba