katie and blake? i know. but usually when people date for six weeks you go oh, how was your third date? and on this one they're like oh, we're married. we'e getting married. >> yeah. >> david: because they only shoot it over a certain amount of time and they only spend eight minutes every week. so it's not -- you know, but they're getting to know each other. >> you know what? we're very close, like for real. >> david: who are? >> me and you. >> david: oh, yeah. >> we're real friends. we'll only hang out when it's monetized or televised. but -- >> david: that's true. >> that's a testament to how good of friends we are. we know. he'll be like do you want to get dinner tonight? i'm like for what show? [ laughter ] if i don't get a call sheet i don't -- >> david: i'll have dinner with you even if it's just for instagram stories. >> but i feel like we should play the newlywed game. >> david: i don't -- no. i don't know anything about anybody. >> do you know where i'm from, david? >> david: yes. >> where? >> david:

and that has blake also watching the covid case numbers which hit record highs. both inside and outside of the olympic village this week. it is the most tested community anywhere in the world. >> and i think that the japanese people can take a great deal of confidence in that the ioc maintains the positivity rate is low among games-related personnel. meanwhile, the numbers in tokyo are surging. >> and the number of hospital beds are dwindling. we have great sympathy. we understand that we will come from similar situations in the live scene in our own country. so of course, we have a great convince fee and that is why we are carrying on to give the japanese people such confidence what we're doing for blake he is just controlling what he can control he is fully vaccinated and spending these final days in the u.s. training and isolating going to be honest with just try to stay away, stay away from people as much as i can. and then you just open the rest. i story of 2020, right. like you take the precautions you can and then. >> you know, whatever happens happens in

blake essig joining us there, many thanks. and now we bring in patrick snell with the day's other actions. bring us up-to-date. >> yes, already so much to talk about. amazing historic day this tuesday and it was a pleasure to actually witness, a privilege even. warholm won gold in the 400 meter hmeet hurdles and 1459 shattering the records. we called it the race of the ages. world records standing at 46.70 seconds which warholm said himself both he and benjamin beating the mark by a wide margin, warholm becoming the first to run it in less than 46 seconds finishing in a time of 45.94. benjamin's time 46.17. even the bronze medal, that time 46.72. and that by the way the fourth fastest in the entire history of this event. after the race warholm calling it the biggest moment of his life adding that it defines everything, all the hours that i put in, everything that my coach has been working for. i dream about it like a maniac, i tell you, i sleep all night on it, i spend all my time thinking about this, so just getting this last

appreciate it. >>> let's bring in blake essig now. blake, finally some fans in the stands. what is going on and how long might this last? >> reporter: since the olympics started, i've had the opportunity as a member of the media to attend several events and i will tell you, it is such a surreal experience to be inside these venues with nobody else inside. but today, that will change as i was joined by several hundred very polite fans at this arena behind me. it is only one of five olympic venues allowing limited spectators across the country. and the only venue that is enclosed allowing spectators. that is because this prefecture has no state of emergency declared. as a result fans filled the # 600 seat arena, everyone was wearing masks, clapped to cheer on the athletes and for the most part seemed to maintain a social distance. this is a rare experience given the ban on spectators at the 97% of events. and even though the number of fans was limited, there was a noticeable change in the atmosphere. people recognized the rare opportunity that they had being among the lucky f

jonathan, many thanks, jonathan blake, our political— jonathan blake, our political correspondent there. let's take a look at some of today's other news. wildfires continue to rage on greece's second largest island, evia, where firefighters and residents who haven't been evacuated are trying to save properties from the flames. dozens of settlements have had to be evacuated in the past couple of days, with boats being used to rescue people from the coast. taliban fighters in afghanistan have fought their way into the northern city of kunduz, as they seek to capture a third provincial capital. airstrikes by american long—range bombers over the weekend are said to have killed scores of militants in the country. the argentine footballer lionel messi has been giving a tearful press conference in barcelona in the last few minutes. the catalan's club all—time goal—scorers said he never imagined he would leave and blamed the spending rules in spain's la liga for the fact his contract has not been renewed. the latest changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions have come into force. mexic

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blake, i want to come to you. there's been a lot of worry, a lot of concern, about this covid surge and the positivity rates we're seeing where you are right now. >> here in tokyo and across japan, cases are increasing and spreading faster than ever. in perspective, this past week, japan reported a record high case count nationwide three times, and here in tokyo they set a benchmark four different times. as a result, japan's prime minister has declared an extended state of emergency order for several prefectures across the country, including tokyo. he also urged people to stay indoors, remain vigilant, and watch the olympics on tv. while cases have been rising outside of the olympic bubble, inside, cases have remained relatively low. only 259 cases involving people related to the olympics have been reported so far since july. earlier today, tokyo 2020, officials made it a point to come out and say that the olympics is not behind the recent surge in cases, denying that the games have created a flow of people. but a

blake has his in canada. they're going to try to enjoy both homes and figure it out one day at a time together. michael? >> all right, good luck to that love story, thank you so much. >>> now to rob. hey, rob. >> hi, again, michael. we're tracking severe weather yesterday, we had 16 reported tornadoes. here's one of them in northern illinois and sycamore. this one taking apart some farming structures. there was damage to homes as well. dramatic stuff. thankfully nobody hurt. we do have a threat in a similar area again today that could easily stretch into southern wisconsin. chicago, milwaukee, madison, lacrosse, you're all in the mix for damaging winds, large hail, maybe a tornado as well as this thing pushes off to the east later tonight. that's a che >>> september marks 20 years since 9/11 and two decades later so many families still grappling with their loss. and a moving new article in "the atlantic" looks at one family's search for meaning in the face of grief. we'll speak with them in just a moment, but

blake is standing by there. it's all going to be happening. what might we expect? there wasn't a lot of detail about what was going to happen but there obviously won't be the atmosphere of closing ceremonies of years gone by. >> reporter: you know, michael, for now we really don't know much about the closing ceremony, although standing outside today we've heard relersing going on. lots of commotion. some dramatic music being played action a precursor of what to expect tomorrow. the theme is the world we share. organizers saying the idea being that even if we can't be together we can share the moment and open the door to a brighter future. as we step back and reflect, these olympic games have been anything but normal. we expected that. here on the ground it's been very much a tale of two cities. on the one hand, the constant protests and constant opposition to these games hasn't lessened but many people have tuned in to watch. right now as i look up and down the street surrounding the national stadium, there are hundreds of people gathering just to take a picture of

yeah [ applause ] and one of the big moments from the episode was when the final contestant blake met katie's aunt lindsay tack a look at how their conversation went. >> so what made you want to go on this season after you flunked out of the last one? >> yeah, flunked [ laughter ] yeah i've been dumped twice there's two bachelorettes that showed up. one left - >> and neither wanted you? >> guess not >> like, you ultimately mean nothing. like, hate to break it to you, but, like, you better be secure as [ bleep ] coming into our family because at the end of the day, you're here because we want you here not because we need you here [ audience oohs >> jimmy: it's nice when someone welcomes you into the family by quoting joe pesci in "goodfellas. [ laughter ] that's right, the season finale of "the bachelorette" was last night, and katie and blake are officially engaged you know that show can get pretty emotional, so i thought we could help. here's a clip from the episode re-voiced with the least emotional person we know, siri this is "let's get siri-ous. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> let's

blake, i know organizers are playing things close to the vest. but can you tell us a bit about the closing ceremonies? do you know what's going to happen? >> reporter: yeah, you know kim, i've been standing outside for hours. i can tell you there's been a lot of commotion going on inside the national stadium as organizers continue to rehearse for the event that starts in just a few hours. there's been a lot of commotion outside the stadium too as people gather to take one last picture with the stadium before the lights go out on tokyo 2020. for now we really don't know much about the closing ceremony. it's still very much shrouded in mystery. what we do know is that the theme for this closing ceremony is "the world we share." organizers say the idea being, even if we can't be together, we can all share the moment and open the door to a brighter future. as we take a step back and reflect on these past two weeks, these olympic games have been anything but normal. virtually no spectators allowed to attend, strict covid-19 countermeasures put in plac

and that has blake also watching the covid case numbers which hit record highs. both inside and outside of the olympic village this week. it is the most tested community anywhere in the world. >> and i think that the japanese people can take a great deal of confidence in that the ioc maintains the positivity rate is low among games-related personnel. meanwhile, the numbers in tokyo are surging and the number of hospital beds are dwindling. we have great sympathy. we understand that we will come from similar situations in the live scene in our own country. so of course you have a great deal empathy and that is why we are carrying on to give the japanese people such confidence what we're doing for blake he is just controlling what he can control he is fully vaccinated and spending these final days in the u.s. training and isolating going to be honest with just try to stay away, stay away from people as much as i can. and then you just open the rest. i story of 2020, right. like you take the precautions you can and then. >> you know, whatever happens happens in toky

but it was like -- [ laughter ] but it was like -- >> jimmy: yeah, like - ♪ >> i know blake was like, "could i go before ariana? like, this is embarrassing." >> jimmy: i don't want to follow that. >> yeah. they literally lost their minds. >> jimmy: yeah >> she's -- yeah, yeah >> jimmy: it's exciting. it's going to be fun to watch. >> yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much, again, for coming back to our show - >> and i'm so sorry that i screwed up all of the interview. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and for being here in studio you don't need to. you're the greatest. >> yeah. >> jimmy: kelly clarkson, everybody. >> this is a good show >> jimmy: the new season of "the kelly clarkson show" premieres september 13th and the new season of "the voice" returns september 20th we'll be right back with more "tonight show" everybody stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. th

yesterday the blake family hosted a justice for jacob blake rally outside the kenosha county courthouse 29 year old jacob blake was shot several times in the back he survived but was left paralyzed the video of the shooting spread across social media protests also broke out leading to vandalism and arson a group of san francisco artists working to fight hate against asian americans is going to receive a million dollars to help its effort. state senator scott wiener, the this morning announced a $1 million state grant is going to the anti hate ap artist program the group's mission is to help raise awareness about hate against the asian american community anything we can do to bring attention and focus and energy to the fight against anti a pity and violence is incredibly important and i'm proud to stand with the community and moving that effort forward, but there's also has some really additional great. benefits for the community now the asian american and pacific islander program raising roy onus about anti ap hate will be at the chinese culture centre of san francisco. judge hands down

i don't even know what to think and those pictures of blake, as blake got a little older and the white house and there were other pictures you were able to talk with her about what was coming, she may never remember the content of those messages but will forever have the images of having that of a strong woman following her purpose and her dreams. if that's threatening to some of the men around her, biden-style, i thought i'd whisper it because he whispers the really important stuff sometimes and we want to make sure that the men in the room get it. >> kayleigh: good job there, harris. dr. saphier, i mean, while she is not full of energy, she wants to be scarce, not up for full-time engagement, this is what they have to say about a soon to be working mom. >> dr. saphier: isn't this so typical of what a man would say about being pregnant? this is why men aren't pregnant, just women are because we can handle a lot more, have you ever seen a man with the flu? it's honestly preposterous and i'm certain that this very educated, smart woman has timed this appropriately like all working women

jacob blake still rally outside the kenosha courthouse 29 year old jacob blake was shot multiple times in the back and left paralyzed video of the shooting spread across social media protests erupted leading to vandalism and arson by people were rescued from a cliff side right near mir beach in marin county the coast guard says it launched a helicopter around nine o'clock saturday night to rescue three people who were stuck on the face of the cliff, too. others who were stranded on top of the cliff were rescued by marin county firefighters the coast guard says no one was seriously injured a ban on no hose short term housing rentals is expected to become permanent in the city of orinda, according to the bay area news group hosts will have to own and live at the property as their primary residence and also be physically present guests will also have to stay at least two days the horrendous city council next month is expected to give the final approval. this comes nearly two years after five people were killed in a shooting during a hollow green party at a home in referenda that was rente

joining me now, world sports, patrick snell, here in atlanta, and blake in tokyo. good to see you both. blake, let's go to you first for the latest on krystsina tsimanouskaya. what are you learning? >> well, rosemary, she was supposed to be competing tonight in the women's 200 meter race inside the new national stadium, and instead on sunday the 24 posted this to social media pleading for help. >> translator: i asked the international olympic committee for help and i was put under pressure and they are trying to take me out of the country without my consent. i asked the international olympic committee to intervene. >> she said she was ordered to fly back, and the sprinter says this all happened a few days after she posted a video criticizing her coaches and the belarus national sporting authority late last week. she posted a video on social media where she alleged she was included on a list to run the 4 x 4 rely behind her back and without her consent, and this is an event that she had not prepared for so she didn't feel like she was ready to be considered for it.

joining me, is blake, blake, first to you, what is the latest on her? >> yeah, belarusian skater was supposed to be competing tonight, but instead, she posted this video on social media pleading for help. >> translator: i ask the national political committee for help, i ask the international olympic committee to intervene. they are trying take me out of the country without my and consent. >> she said that she was given an hour to pack her things and ordered to fly back to minsk immediately. she was removed from competing due to her emotional state. and she said it's not true. this came after she posted a video on social media with where she alleged that she was included on a list to run the 4 by 400 meter relay behind her back and without her consent. it's an event she has not prepared for. now, she said that she was forceablely taken to the airport by members of the belaruse national team, once there she approached a japanese police officer and said she'd like to apply for political asylum, and overnight, the sprinter was secured by police in a special

joining me now blake essig in tokyo and andy scholes here in atlanta. andy, give us the latest on simone biles. >> now we're just waiting to see if we'll see biles competing again at the olympic games. she decided to not do the individual all-around and vault and now pulled out of the floor exercise final as well. biles says she is dealing with the case of a twisties which is a mental block that they just can't shake which causes them to get lost in the air while doing moves that they have done thousands and thousands of times. u.s. gymnastics said that simone has withdrawn from the final for floor and will make a decision on beam later this week. either way we're all behind you. and biles came into the tokyo games as the face of team usa with the hopes of winning six gold medals. the only event left for her now would be that beam final on tuesday. and if the same team line continues, it means that we should get a decision on whether she will compete in that sometime tomorrow. >> so you will keep us posted. meantime also just talk us through contaaeleb

with me right now, tom ameta and dan blakely with the book called "20 year war" released on 9/11 dedicated to veterans of the global war against terrorism and they both served in the 75th ranger regiment including towards in afghanistan. good to see both of you. >> thank you very much for having us. >> you hosted a podcast called never left behind dedicated to sharing the stories of veterans. i want to play a quick clip from an episode. >> i think there's a lot of threads of shared experience. the reasons that people chose to serve. there's a lot of similarity across five or six major buckets, if you will. there's a lot of threads of similarity on how they transition. whether it was positive or negative, but everyone's journey really is, it's true but it was crazy. they were their own unique thing. >> that idea of a shared experience that everyone goes through who serves. is there a sense that this is heartbreaking, just as the general tweeted, is that kind of the shared response or assessment? >> well, let me be very clear. i can't speak for the entire veteran community and somebody who a

blake essig is standing by in tokyo. i know organizers are playing things close to the vest about the closing ceremony. but what can you tell us? >> reporter: it ends where it all started right here at the new national stadium. but we don't know much about the closing ceremony but i can tell you that they have been rehearsing all day. and what we do know is that the theme is the world we share, organizers say the idea being that even if the world can't be together, we can all share the moment and open the door to a brighter future. and as we take a step back and reflect on the past two weeks, these olympic games have been anything but normal. we knew that would be the case. and here on the ground, it has been a tale of two cities. on the one hand the constant protests and fierce opposition to these games really hasn't changed. but at the same time many have tuned in to watch the games on tv and gather for any opportunity to experience the olympics in person. if you just take a look behind me, there are hundreds of people

brake blake essig is tracking this for us. why are those coaches being expelled now? >> reporter: yeah, we learned about it in a tweet, the ioc announcing that it is removing these coaches for their roles in the alleged forcible removal of dress tina from the village. it all happened last sunday, the sprinter was supposed to be preparing to make her olympic debut in the women' 's 200 mete sprint and instead she pleaded for help saying that she was removed from competition given one hour to pack her things in order to fly back to minsk. this is after she criticized her coaches a few days earlier on social media for being included to run an event which she hadn't prepared for. while at the airport, she asked japanese police for protection and has since flown to poland fearing that if she returned to belarus, she would likely be arrested. here is what she had to say once she arrived in poland. >> translator: my parents looking at all this concluded that upon my return home, i'd either face a psychiatric unit or prison. we know such situations do happen in our country. th

blake is standing by in tokyo. organizers are playing things close to the vest about the closing ceremony. what can you tell us us? >> reporter: the sun is about to set with the closing ceremony set to start in less than an hour. orga organizers are still reversing right now inside the stadium, less than 50 minutes before the start of the closing ceremony. we don't know much about the ceremony. the theme is the world we share, organizers say the idea being if we can't be together we can share the moment and open the door to i abrighter future. tokyo 2020 will be defined by covid-19 and the global health crisis, nothing about the games was normal. no spectators allowed to attend and the constant protests and fierce opposition from the public didn't help. the shift hasn't come in the form of support for the olympic games but rather the athletes and their competition. we saw a lot of wonderful moments during competition. of course winning can help change attitudes. japan did well at these games winning 27 gold medals,

we'll head to tokyo where blake essig is substantial doubting -- standing by. take us through the highlights and how the people of japan are now feeling that the games are over. >> you know it's been a tale of two cities and it hasn't changed. the health and safety concerns that lead to the unpopularity of tokyo 2020 really truly have not gone away. in fact, people were still protesting and calling for the games to be cancelled, even while the closing ceremony was underway last night. that being said, there was a noticeable shift in the mood once competition got underway. we saw people constantly gathering outside of competition venues alongside race routes and here outside the national stadium to take pictures with the olympic rings. it's still the case. there are hundreds of people lining up. it's been the case all day. i imagine it will continue to be the case as long as these rings are here. of course, winning could help change attitudes and generate excitement. we saw lots of wonderful moment during competition. japan did extremely well at these games. tok

mitchell—blake consoled by his team—mates, reminding him that he'd just won a silver medal. this man ran an amazing leg. he looked a bit disappointed, but this is a team. he's been part of one of the top three fastest teams that we've ever had in british history. this man's a legend and he brought us home in incredible style. and in the women's relay, no one could get close to the jamaicans in first, but team gb — anchored by daryll neita — finished with a bronze, matching their performance in rio five years ago. we knew that we were going to get around and we knew we could medal. i'm just so proud. this is my first—ever olympic medal! and i know this is the beginning of something great, and i'm just so, so chuffed. so chuffed! podiums in three events and nine athletes with medals around their necks — this has been a successful day on the track for team gb. lydia campbell, bbc news. well, there are more possibilities for success tomorrow, the penultimate day of the games, as team gb look to at least stay fourth in that medal table. tom daley is one of those in action

blake masters, go away. but he won't go away, he joined us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. there's something about telling the truth in the truest possible language that awakens people to what is actually happening but it infuriates the emergence of lies. tell us what the response to your obvious observation is. >> i think the left went completely just up in arms about it. at this point, a republican politician or candidate is allowed to say critical race theory is bad and some of the braver ones are even allowed to say it's racist. but if you actually go and unpack that a little bit more and say this is straight up antiwhite racism, the hit piece just flowed in. they can't handle that even though it is what everybody knows to be true. >> tucker: they say it out loud in the most explicit possible -- let me pause and say something, many times we thought we could run a list of headlines on the screen that run in the popular media but they are too upsetting, i personally can't even bear to read it, it is so anti-american and wrong. anyway, just pause there. you're absolutely r

blake essig is joining us. how will japan keep its citizens and athletes safe amid the gain in the covid cases and how are the athletes preparing? >> reporter: paralympic organizers say the playbooks in place thattout line the covid measures worked well within the olympic bubble a few weeks ago. and organizers are saying that once again they plan to lean heavily on the playbooks to ensure the safety. and while no question that the movement of people increased as a result of the olympics, organizers maintain that there is no connection between the games and rising cases in tokyo. but since the olympics started about a month ago, cases in the capital have skyrocketed with the daily case count now about three times higher than it was back then. and just last week tokyo's governor called the situation a disaster level emergency. currently only 41% of japan's population is fully vaccinated and medical professionals say the recent surge in cases has put the medical system under immense pressure. 19 prefectures are un

[ laughter ] >> and they run the camp that colonel blake thought he was running. >> klinger, the one thing that general macarthur may not understand is a flower girl with a 5 o'clock shadow. >> there is a constant debate about morality. why are we here? how are we treating these people? how are we treating each other? >> i hope this guy doesn't mind ignoring orders by living. >> then by the end of the third season. >> radar, put a mask on. >> garybergoff walks in and says -- >> henry blake's plane was shot down over the sea of japan. it's bunion. there were no survivors. >> that moment is pure honesty. >> i have trouble telling that story 40 years later. >> i just never even think of it as a sitcom. you know, it just was -- it was "mash." >> m.a.s.h. really blew up what a workplace sitcom could be. there was death. there was sorrow. there was really a mixing of genre that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first dramedy in primetime television. >> it's gunfire. it's 2:30 in the morning. >> maybe there's an after-hours war around here. >> "m.a.s.h." lasted 11 seasons. >> if we didn't h

blake essig is live outside the gymnastics site. i got the alert that the balance beam final has begun. what do we know? >> reporter: simone biles' quest for gold is happening. the balance beam final is taking place as we speak right behind me. and of course the eyes of the world will be watching as simone biles arguably the greatest gymnast of all-time returns to the mat after admitting to struggling with mental health issues earlier in the games. she last competed during the women's team final and withdrew herself after stumbling on the vault. she said that she was struggling with the twisties. as a result she withdrew from an additional four competitions at these games. but fair to say that they have not gone the way anyone thought she would. while she doesn't need to quwin anymore gold medals to cement her legacy, putting her mental health first will likely mean so much more to her legacy. no question that the impact and influence that she's had on people around the world and right here in japan. one young woman waited for sever

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mitchell—blake consoled by his team—mates, reminding him he had just won a silver medal. this man run an amazing leg. he looked a bit disappointed, but this is a team. _ he's been part of one of the top three fastest teams we've everi had in british history. this man is a legend and he brought us home in incredible style. - and in the women's relay, no one could get close to the jamaicans in first, but team gb finished with a bronze, matching their performance in rio five years ago. we knew we could medal. i'm just so proud, this is my first ever olympic medal! and this is the beginning of something great and i'm so, so chuffed. so chuffed! oodiums in three events and nine athletes with medals podiums in three events and nine athletes with medals around their necks, this has been a successful day on the track for team gb. there are more possibilities for success tomorrow, the penultimate day of the games, as team gb look to at least stay fourth in that medal table. tom daley is one of those in action — at 7am uk time. he's qualified for the semifinal of the ten metre pl

tonight, whitney cummings, olympic medalist jagger eaton, the bachelorette katie and her fiance blake and music from sharon van etten and angel olsen. and now, here's david spade! [ cheers and applause ] >> david: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] all right. all right.

and armed services committee member utah republican congressman blake moore. also, the wilson center's michael cooperman -- kugkm

the extent of the damage this job can cause when talking with a former moderator who is now a trainer blake, or they just see people being in my brain like i can i'm running a close, you know like i can not anymore take like a 10 minute deal. i got enough berg, i mean, but you know that they can watch running a lot of anyone that brings it why you have to there is a why do you every day? like i'm cleaning the trash. right? you know, i know. okay. but at least they know that every years old, i even 2 years after quitting the post, pedro still has very vivid memories of certain videos. there's a few things that i saw. those things are going to stay with me because i remember them as it was yesterday. it's very emotional. sometimes i remember sometimes people used to like they were working, being productive and suddenly to just stand up and run out of the room. that's ok because sometimes there's trauma built just the and for pedro left, him feeling helpless, warming. but if you see someone getting murders the only action take this example, you just erased it out of the platform. you don't rea

. >> reporter: blake hall works with "i.d. me" to help stop theft of unemployment benefits he estimates as much as $400 billion has been stolen from covid jobless programs alone half by foreign criminals, russian mobsters, chinese hackers, nigerian scammers, who siphon the money overseas. >> this is like letting people walk into fort knox and take the gold, and nobody asks any questions. >> reporter: when states made it easier to apply for covid benefits online that also made it easier for crooks to pose as jobless americans, using stolen personal information purchased in the dark corners of the internet after "i.d. me" started requiring selfie verification, fraudsters went to extraordinary lengths. >> we have seen everything from halloween masks to 3-d printed masks to barbie dolls that folks put up there >> it's definitely an economic attack on the united states. >> reporter: and on americans. when eon matlock lost her job and applied for benefits online, she was told she was already getting relief money >> somebody had just

i want to bring in dan blakely. he is the coauthor of a book called "the 20 year war," that will be released on 9/11, it's a photo journal dedicated to vet veterans, and he served in the 75th ranger regiment including tours in afghanistan he was with us last weekend, if you recall, and he's back with us now with a look at all that we have witnessed this week. what goes through your mind, dan? particularly when we saw the first images this week of the desperation, people running after the aircraft, the barbed wire here, the reports now of people being beaten and we've seen video of the scuffles. what's going through your mind? >> again, my heartbreaks for the afghan people and the american people that are left in afghanistan. not only our partners and our allies, but everybody who has a connection to the united states. and it's something that's going to be images that will be engrained in many people's minds for months and months and years to come. i've heard multiple people say this, especially when you saw the peop

for the one moment i'm like i am blake lively. yes, i am. i'm blake lively. hi, ryan. that hasn't left my body yet. but yeah. >> nor should it. i'm loving it. we're living through you right now, ginger. than with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about dupixent. >>> oh my god. >> oh no. hikers climb to safety after almost being swept down a river. this is in zion national park. it happened on july 23rd when the national weather service issued a flash flood watch for the park. mckayla lamb-ramirez shared this video and it showed walkers staggering at the narrow section of the park. a man can be s

blake, you were there. you are the mother of four kids at williamson county schools which will enforce this mask mandate. i want to know, what was going through your mind in that moment? what do you think when you hear things like "we know who you are, you can leave freely but we will find you"? >> it is duke. but actually, either way, i was shocked. i was sitting in the meeting and actually one of my surgical partners was outside in the crowd. he was texting me, letting me know how rowdy it was and he was concern for my safety. so he offered to stay and escort me and i thought he was being -- i just thought he was exaggerating. when we walked out i was with my 15-year-old son. next thing i see my partner wading through a mob of people who are screaming and chanting, "no more masks," "you're not going to control us." hateful things were screamed at me and my son. two sheriffs and my partner and i guess a body guard escorted us to my car. they followed us and made sure that nobody else did. >> dr. duke, my a

on tour with dirks bentley he's taking us backstage and revealing why he wasn't invited to gwen and blake sweating. it's a very interesting reason for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. i you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 at 7.30. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 5, though. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead at kron. 4 news at 06:00pm or and ken wayne are. >> here with that. good evening. good evening. grant and vicki. thank you. coming up with us tonight at 6 more police reforms could be coming to the east bay a proposal would ban certain police restraint, tactics in antioch of the deaths of 2 men prompted this new proposal from there. and as the dangerous delta variant spreads. more vaccinated. people are reporting breakthrough cases. we talked to a bay area doctor about what to do if you get covid, despite being fully vaccinated. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state

. >> we've seen attacks from over 100 countries across the world >> blake hall is ceo of i.d. me. he estimates as much as $400 billion has been stolen from covid jobless programs alone half by foreign criminals, russian mobsters, chinese hackers, nigerian scammers who siphoned the money overseas. >> this is like letting people walk into fort knox and take the gold and nobody asks any questions. >> reporter: when states made it easier to apply for covid benefits online, crooks used personal information purchased in the dark corners. fraudsters went to extraordinary lengths. >> we've seen everything from halloween masks to 3d printed masks to barbie dolls that folks would put up there. >> it's definitely an economic mask on the united states. >> when yvon matlock lost her job, she was told she was already getting relief money >> somebody had just gotten ahold of my social security number and was able to set up an account in my name. >> the fbi and secret service have opened up more than 3,000 investigations earlier this month a nigerian oil company engineer was charged with submitti

fuera del área de la bahía incendio que está ubicado más cerca en el área de la bahía en el condado blake destruyó unas 3 decenas de caza y ha consumido 65 acres, el departamento de bomberos anunció que ya encontró la causa del siniestro, autoridades indican que tuvo que ver con un horno que inició las llamas. el incendio está contenido en un 40 por ciento, pasamos con el jefe de meteorología guillermo q 11:18 y los cuentos de la c temperaturas, feliz viernes >>> buenas tardes feliz viernes para ustedes, el sistema de baja presión del interior comienza a moverse no quedará la entrada de aire fresco que estaría llegando del pacífico a partir de mañana sábado. hoy cocino más la alerta de contaminación en el medio ambiente como ese humo generado por los incendios en la zona norte de california que sigue llegando a nuestra región y aunque las temperaturas continúan en los 80, casi los 90 grados el panorama viene con descenso en la temperatura a partir del fin de semana así que pinta un fin de semana más agradable de los próximos días. 82 grados para mapa, la máxima adicio

>>> next up, gwen stefani and blake shelton, they've been out on the road lately gwen posted a video from what she called the honeymoon tour. showing her husband out on stage at a concert, but she didn't stay off stage for long. she posted a video of her performing "don't speak," with blake on guitar and all the fans singing along. >> that's fun. ♪ ♪ >> this works out well if blake needs to take a bathroom break he can have his wife sing a song, have a shot, go tinkle, hang, hear the whole thing >> this is for you, hoda >>> by the way, zac brown band, they're officially taking the wraps off that new album called "the comeback. it will be available starting october 15th zac saying this new record celebrates our collective resilience as a community. overnight, the band has dropped a brand-new track from the album and it's called "slow burn." here is a listen ♪ sometimes a memory like that is a slow burn ♪ ♪ thank god for the stars still shining no matter how the world turns ♪ ♪ it's the time and the place i your life that belongs to her ♪ ♪ sometimes a memory like tha

joe will join you after the blake break. keep it here on al jazeera. for all the very latest from around the world. ah. ah, ah, ah. ah, phone and we're online. the pose at the debate or specific people, the ocean, is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no help, they get off the table at the shooting atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted, and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom, jump into this dream and julian, uh, global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era that light emitted from history kept alive only in the family. tales of those to buy had to believe people didn't seem to these damaging story of the polish women and children who endured the siberian refuge in africa. never to return again an epic or if the memory is our homeland are now just 0. the side secures interval as the us launch the drain strike against deisel retaliation for thursday that time the clock. this is out through life and comin

living in exile in lithuania, or just a you not to give in to local shanker what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union. this migration situation and the answer should be even stronger. you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped it slides to barrows, but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the bad wish and side of that button is live for us now from part, are they on lithuania? is border with bella? rue. so how is the policy evolving to face this well, this has become very quickly and unexpectedly, and also unprepared to become a gateway into the european union, also facing a quite an unpredictable neighbor here in ballard. so this is a situation of much concern to you and is a special meeting going on at the moment between the interior ministers of the european union and ahead of this meeting. the sylvian interior minister has condemned again that a room for using the paper for the using the migrant lives as political tools and this standoff with europe and also the lithuanian. i

jonathan blake at westminster. some chemical mixtures used in farming could kill up to twice as many bees than previously thought, according to new research. scientists from the university of london found that multiple pesticides used in ready—mixed products can react to each other, having a negative impact on bee colonies. our science correspondent victoria gill explains. precious pollinators in decline, our bees face multiple threats to their survival — from a loss of food rich natural grassland to the dozens of chemical pesticides that are commonly used in agriculture. this new study set out to quantify each of those threats and to work out how they combine to affect the insects�* health. the research has examined 90 studies that each measured the effect on bees of a specific pesticide or another environmental challenge. they worked out that combinations of several chemicals killed many more bees than expected. this is because the researchers say pesticides interact, each chemical enhances the damage cause

after a tourist helicopters crushed into a deep blake and rushes far. ethan come shatka region. the search and rescue operations hampered by thick fog and the remote area, a correspondence going to bring it later just ahead on another story as well from the vast russian region, the state of emergency has been declared as firefighters. volunteers back a wildfire sort of rage. now for months of smoke and ash coated a huge areas, again, a correspondence been sent in the thick of it and the reporting back to us firefighters have now created this mineralized zone. this. and basically, the whole purpose of this is that the fire, if you can see it's still burning there, it will not be able to pass beyond the zone elsewhere. berlin police. so the use of violence is pato. germany's legal system in response to the claims of using excessive force against protest is the reason anti locked rally set for the sandwiches. the u. s. wins the right to challenge key evidence and is a huge tradition case will blow his fiance giving an emotional play outside the london port room onto him in life. th

talk, steve dunning medive, overcame a pool starts and the weather delay in toronto to beat alexander blake in the 2nd round in toronto. the well number to set up a 3rd round match against either james duckworth australia or not. think center in washington. can you double and pick marathon champion? elite. cute ciocca has arrived home in nairobi. a 36 year old successfully defended his title on the final day of the games in japan. becoming only the 3rd one that ever, when multiple gold medals in the men's marathon, decided whether to go for 3rd gold at paris, 2024 running olympics, the specifications of both your manager. so it's about winning uncertainty all human things and we can we not the whole time, not about all fast or slow, you have to put fit our liberties. and back in japan, the olympic rings have been removed from tokyo bay. the structure was installed last december to might enthusiasm for the games. submit the pandemic touches paralympics begin just under 2 weeks time. all right, that is your book for now. it is back to emily. thank you very much. and so from us here at the new

exile in lithuania, or just the you not to give in to look was shanker, what the regime is doing is blake mailing european union with this gratian situation. and the answer should be even strong, but you can't be blackmailed by regime. the number of migrants arriving at the board has decreased since iraq stopped at slides to barrows. but the situation remained. stands warning, shots have been hurt from the battle, which in sight steadfast and al jazeera vilios lithuania to another part of europe for 3rd day firefighters are trying to put up a wildfire that's killed. one person near the french riviera, at least 27 people have injuries, are living fitted for smoke, inhalation. thousands of locals and tourists have been forced to leave the resort area of central pe, unusually high temperatures across several mediterranean, and you countries will cause major wildfires. if he appears prime minister abbey commands in turkey for unofficial visits, he's not the president wretched type one for talks on improving ties. it is mr. abbey's 1st business abroad since the government launched a military o