august 9. and our affiliate reporting that the member of the u.s. women s gymnastics team who just tested positive for covid-19 is alternate kara eeaker. and the delta variant prompting new guidance for kids headed back to school. the american academy of pediatrics recommending that any kid over 2 should wear a mask at school. and new fears that the coronavirus spread will reek chaos with the global economy, the dow down as much as 900 points today. but we begin with the breaking olympic news. according to usa gymnastics, 18-year-old kara eaker, and one other gymnastics team alternate, are quarantining after that positive coronavirus test. so just days away from the opening ceremony, heightened concerns that the pandemic could cast a growing shadow over the competition. joining me now is freelance sports reporter mary pallone who covered the rio olympics with nbc. good to see you. so first coco gauff who said that she is out because of covid and now kara who traveled to j
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starting tonight, at 11:00 local time. that s midnight, eastern. people are gathering there for the seventh night in a row. they are protesting the police killing of 20-year-old daunte wright. last sunday, former-officer kim potter shot mr. wright during a traffic stop. officer potter resigned, on tuesday. the next day, she was arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter. last night s protests were disrupted after one of the fences surrounding the police building was, momentarily, breached. 136 people were taken into police custody. we are also keeping an eye on chicago, where crowds have gathered for the last few evenings to demand justice for all victims of police violence. that includes for 13-year-old, adam toledo. on thursday, the police department released body-cam video showing an officer shooting toledo after a foot chase, last month. that footage, renewed the outrage over police conduct in chicago. yesterday, thousands of people gathered in logan square
starting tonight, at 11:00 local time. that s midnight, eastern. people are gathering there for the seventh night in a row. they are protesting the police killing of 20-year-old daunte wright. last sunday, former officer kim potter shot mr. wright during a traffic stop. officer potter resigned, on tuesday. the next day, she was arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter. last night s protests were disrupted after one of the fences surrounding the police building was, momentarily, breached. 136 people were taken into police custody. we are also keeping an eye on chicago, where crowds have gathered for the last few evenings to demand justice for all victims of police violence. that includes for 13-year-old, adam toledo. on thursday, the police department released body cam video showing an officer shooting toledo after a foot chase, last month. that footage renewed the outrage over police conduct in chicago. yesterday, thousands of people gathered in logan square par