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protect their kids education. i protect jobs by not letting the federal government lock us down. regarding the insurrection, preparing to send out subpoenas any day now, this as another republican joins. we can t worry whether we have an r or d next to our name. it s time to look at it in a fact-based way on what happened january 6th. u.s. men s basketball winning their fourth straight gold. we ll also talk to an olympian trail blazer, who s helped pave the way for big changes. and for only a second time in its history, the peace corps is being mobilized for a mission right here in the united states. good morning, everybody. it s saturday, august 7th. i m lindsey reiser. and i m kendis gibson. it s the last weekend we get to look at the beautiful shots of tokyo as the sun sets right there. it looks beautiful, but there s a tropical system that s expected to impact on these last 24 hours. can they get a break. not much of a break at all. it s the sec ....
arrest 11 people. a major upset on day 13 of the olympics as jamaican hansele parchment beats the american world champion to the gold in the 110 metres hurdles. and, agricultural pesticides are having a more harmful effect on bees than previously thought. good morning. fully vaccinated travellers returning to england, northern ireland or scotland from france, will no longer need to quarantine from sunday. the change is part of a series of adjustments to the traffic light system for international travel, and brings france into line with other amber list countries. india and the united arab emirates are among the destinations that have been moved from red to amber, while seven more countries, including germany and norway, have been added to the green list. here s our transport correspondent, caroline davies. a near empty swimming pool, few tents pitched and no one propping up the bar. this would normally be the busiest time of year at this campsite in western france, but at t ....
engaging in the streaming services, where they can watch what they want when they want on their own device, whether that s netflix or youtube, but we re now seeing older audiences also catching up and turning to these streaming services. so 2020 was the year britain became a streaming nation, with traditional broadcast tv something for older people and set to decline. but is this a permanent change, and will we want to continue to pay for the likes of netflix, amazon prime, nowtv, disney+, or will we start switching some of them off? we had a total of six streaming services subscribed at one point. that s now kind of slimmed down to four at the moment, and i think another one will be dropping off soon. hey, google, play the bbc tech tent podcast. one other change in our media habits more than half of uk homes now have a smart speaker. an internet connection, not an aerial or satellite dish, is becoming the way we all get access to entertainment. time for a look at the ....
a ban on most spectators into the road of olympians who think we somehow care about their political views. they will be great performances but how boring the leader. what a contrast to our wonderful collective memories olympics past, our rivalry with the former soviet union that made beating the key team the true miracle on ice, the mind blowing next 6 performances of dominic dogs and who could forget the mesmerizing gliding to the pool of michael phelps. and whether it was president reagan opening the 1984 olympics or bill clinton at the 1996 games in atlanta we rallied because we loved the country and we left our athletes and for a few weeks we all put our differences aside about pretty much everything else, but today things are different. now there are millions of americans disgusted by the us woman soccer team not because they lost to sweden but because they use the international stage to insult our nation. this isn t what the olympics is all about. the internationa ....
vaccines can outpace the spread of the highly contagious delta variant. right now it is not looking good. more than half of u.s. states, mostly republican led, have a vaccination rate below the national average. the new surge beginning to imperil return-to-work plans. last night republican governor of alabama, kay ivy, said bluntly in an interview most of her colleagues will not say, that the blame for much of the continued suffering in her state rests squarely on the shoulders of those refuse to go get vac nated. what is it going to take to get people to get shots in arms? i don t know. you tell me. folks are supposed to have common sense. but it s time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. it s the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down. wow. one might think governor ivey s frustrations could represent a crack in the republican firewall against covid protections. and even in washington there are signs republicans are beginning to a ....