should trust what the taliban said. no, i m not saying that we have very significant leverage to incentivize the taliban to make good. all right. straight to a fox news alert. now, the u.s. intercepting five rockets fired at kabul airport as officials warn our final days inside afghanistan can be the most dangerous. ainsley: meanwhile, ida, now a tropical storm now making landfall as a category 4 hurricane, more than 1 million people are now without power in louisiana and in mississippi. steve: take a look at this. this security cam with a capturing the amount of flooding in just one hour. and you can see it come up and come up and come up. jeff paul joins us live from new orleans where the entire city is out of power. you, jeff, are operating on battery lights this morning. [broken audio] drive to our spot this morning for our reports, and we saw a lot of downed trees and debris in the road. [lost audio] ripped off a building and you can see it snapped a traffic sign
hello and a warm welcome to the programme. it s day three of the olympics in tokyo, and already the medals are starting to come in thick and fast. it was an early start for the men s triathlon, which was won by norway s kristian blummenfelt. he broke away on the final lap of the 10k run to take the title. alex yee of britain took silver with hayden wilde of new zealand taking bronze. in the pool, canada s margaret macneil took gold in the women s hundred metres butterfly finishing just ahead of china s yufei zhang. team gb s adam peaty is a red hot favourite to win gold in the men s hundred metres breaststroke. and the rugby sevens tournament has got under way. defending gold medallists fiji beat hosts japan in their first group game. we also have skateboarding coming up, sarah mulkerrins in tokyo has more on that. we also know we will have the we also know we will have the women s event of street skateboarding take place. we saw the skateboarding take place. - saw the men
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. day two of the olympics saw some high drama, most notably in the swimming pool but also in cycling and tennis. theere was an unexpected gold medal fortunisia in swimming and the first medals for team gb, with a silver in taekwondo and a bronze injudo. the women s road race resulted in a huge shock and ash barty couldn t replicate her wimbledon success. lucy hockings is in tokyo for us. day two here in tokyo 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 of the peloton with more than a0 kilometres still remaining, it was an amazing race, and in fact she has a phd in maths from cambridge so very clearly made the right calculations in today s race, a great victory for austria and for anna kiesen
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