everyone, and welcome to the amanpour hour. here s where we re headed this week up first from a mental standpoint, the last time i saw him, he seemed fine to me. america s most recognizable dr. anthony fauci on what he s witnessed about age in the executive branch and also the next possible pandemic. also this hour how biden can change he s the conversation. i think the truth is, every time is on tv at the moment, you can have have your house in your mouth concerns about trump s rambling rallies. if donald trump were just a dribbling tool i d be a lot less worried and how to lose elections and still be gracious. we can argue vigorously as a prime minister, and i did over the past six weeks, but still respect each other. then exclusive cnn reporting reveals israeli forces deemed abusive by the united in states and now shaping the campaign in gaza then as another tennis great calls game set and match on his career. from my archive, serena williams on retirement double-stand
outside a nearby hotel. it s believed dozens of afghan civilians were also killed. president biden tonight calling those americans lost heroes. and after warning of a potential attack, late today, the president now saying he has asked his commanders to develop plans to strike isis assets and leadership. the president saying the u.s. will move forward with the evacuations by august 31st, even with the threat of more attacks. so, what will this effort look like from here? and tonight, the american service members lost. what did they face? the description from the u.s. general late today. ian pannell live in qatar, martha raddatz with late reporting from washington. back here at home tonight and the alarming news on the pandemic. the dire warning, what the u.s. could face between now and december. florida hitting an all-time high in covid cases, hospitalizations and deaths. texas nearing a record today, too. and tonight, the federal authorities who are once again warning of th
passage of americans and our allies. my guests this morning, national security adivsor jake sullivan and republican congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming. plus, our numb nbc news poll. new numbers on president biden s approval rating, his handling of covid, the economy in a deeply divided country. also, kids, schools, and covid. cases rising nationwide. the situation is dire, and we are simply out of time. with more and more children now falling in critically, critically ill children. local school districts are pushing back against statewide bans on mask mandates. these school boards are having to essentially protect kids from their own governors. i ll talk to education secretary miguel cardona about the fight over masking children. joining me for insight and analysis are, nbc news national washington correspondent andrea mitchell, stephen hayes, founder of the dispatch, helene cooper, pentagon correspondent from the new york times and leo shane, deput
and the uk army safely detonates a world war ii bomb on the site of a new housing estate. hello and welcome. day 2 of the olympics in tokyo has brought us all what we have come to expect from the games. there were major shocks in the swimming pool a world record was broken and for some big names, their olympic dream has come to an end. and a couple of sports made their debut, too. the bbc s sarah mulkerrins has been following the action so far. well, what a story we had as we have seen the first gold medal given out in one of the four new sports here at the olympic games. skateboarding took centre stage this sunday morning with this street event final. for the man taking place. and i can tell you that the hosts, japan, have won it with the 22 year old local boy from tokyo, yuto horigome, winning gold in that. now, the street event sees the skateboarders make some runs and pull off great tricks and skills on rails and ramps and also steps in that event. a wonderful win for
coming up in sport, more than one of the bigger shocks of the olympics so far as austria s ana kiesenhofer upsets the odds to win the women s cycling road race. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. it s day two of the olympics, and the sporting action has brought us just the sort of unpredictability and excitement only these games can bring. an unexpected gold medalfor tunisia in the pool and the first medals for team gb with a silver in taekwondo for bradly sinden and a judo bronze for chelsie giles. the women s road race resulted in a huge shock earlier in the day. lucy hockings is in tokyo for us. day two has produced some extraordinary performances and some real upsets as well. the day started with a big upset in the women s road cycling race the austrian mathematician anna kiesenhofer took gold, she has not had a professional contract since 2017, she raced ahead with more than a0 kilometres remaining, it was an amazing race, and in fact s