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they routed nigeria 93-62 for their first win in their preolympic schedule. they lost back to back games against australia. the u.s. will play nigeria a week from tomorrow in the opener. >>> colin morikawa making history at the british open yesterday. becoming the first ever to win two majors in his very first attempt. he also won pga championship. the 24-year-old went in trailing louis oosthuizen by one stroke but morikawa ended the open going 31 straight holes without a bogey. next up he'll be playing for team usa in tokyo. >>> baseball and yankees fan has been banned from all 30 stadiums after throwing a ball at red sox outfielder on saturday night. he had thrown a ball to a red sox fan but got intercepted by the yankees fan and thrown at him. alex cara came out and pulled the team off the field. the fan was identified and ejected from the ballpark. >>> the mets, meanwhile, looking like a little league team in the first inning against the pirates. bases loaded. kevin newman hits a dribbler moving back to fair territory. the pitcher swats the ball and shoot

and they are crossing borders from mali and into nigeria. in nigeria, the death of an al qaeda leader likely maybes the isis affiliate the biggest outside of syria. >> part of their vision is that these will enable them to increase the interoperability of their global network and ultimately mount a more effective threat particularfully in in the west. >> reporter: another risk gaining momentum, the birth place of the 9/11 attacks, afghanistan. although it is too soon for the report to conclude the impact of the taliban's recent gains and the u.s. drawdown, one member state estimates isis who claimed a rocket attack narrowly missing afghan leaders, attending prayers in the capital tuesday to have 500 to 1500 fighters and be focusing on the capital kabul. and al qaeda who u.s. forces chased from the country after 9/11 now have a presence in at least 15 of the country's 34 provinces, fighting alongside the taliban and appear to be counting on a military victory. >> that gives them time in which to stabilize to continue to use afghanistan as a p

this is the tenth mass school kidnapping in northwest nigeria since december. >>> rescuers in japan are digging through the muck and debris, hoping to find survivors after saturday's deadly mudslide. officials say four people are now confirmed dead and 24 are unaccounted for. the threat of rain and more landslides has hampered rescue efforts, and many survivors no longer have a home. at least 130 houses were destroyed in that disaster. the local governor says the prefecture will investigate the mudslide. one angle that will be looked at is whether it's tied to recent housing projects and deforestation. >>> a killing on a golf course in the southern u.s. has shattered a peaceful community. we will have the latest on the search for the suspect after the break. -hey. -hi. whoa, nice car. thanks, yeah. i actually got a great deal on it too, although my interest rate is awful. have you checked your credit? i got like a free score from some app or something like that. but lenders don't even use that score. creditrepair.com has a free credit snapshot that can show you exactly what's happening

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be in hot pursuit of gunmen who raided a private school and kidnapped scores of people in northern nigeria. police say at least 26 students and a teacher have been rescued. officials say that the attackers captured about 140 students. armed men have been targeting schools and even hospitals for abductions for ransom. this is the 10th mass school kidnapping in northwest thigh n since december. >>> rescues in japan are hoping to find survivors after the deadly mud slide. officials say four people are now confirmed dead and 24 are unaccounted for. the threat of rain and more landslides has hampered rescue efforts and many survivors no longer have a home. at least 130 houses were destroyed in the disaster. the local governor says the prefecture will investigate the mud slight. o slide. one angle is whether it is tied to recent housing projects and deforestation. >>> when we come back, radical groups clash with police in two major u.s. cities. who they are and what they are hoping to accomplish. >>> plus, teenagers under arrest in hong kong are being accused of terrorism. police say that they s

usa has a little bit of time, they are seeking a seventh straight gold medal when they begin against nigeria on july 27. and while kansas parker didn't make the olympic team, she is still making history. she is the first woman to appear on the 2 k video game franchise. and she said that she is extremely honored to work with a company that is investing in women. and it speaks to how important visibility is. she called it a benchmark for women's back and it certainly is. >> nice to see you, thank you. >>> and finally this morning, a good samaritan says he didn'tic crashed into a home in salem with kids inside. driver who had been drinking hit a mail box that catapulted into a home and severely injured a 5-year-old girl. >> the father came out of the hoist screaming that he just killed my also girl and i saw the blood squirting out of her neck. so i knew she was still with us. >> they were the ones that saved her life because i was in complete panic. >> i don't have the most inviting appearance sometimes, but, you know, heros don't always wear capes i guess. >> an awesome beard. >> and amazing

coaches, contractors and delegation members from various countries, including uganda, serbia, israel, and nigeria. a member from the nigerian team has been hospitalized. this is the first case requiring hospita hospitalization, one of the biggest concerns for organizers and the general public is the potential strain it could pose on the health care system here. even though an estimated 80 to 85% of people living in the olympic village are vaccinated and likely wouldn't end up in the hospital if infected, still only 20% of japan's population has been fully vaccinated. that means a lot of people living here are vulnerable if the olympics turn into a super spreader event. with cases surging nationwide there's a lot of anxiety. this past weekdayly case count in the capital hit its highest mark and experts fear the current wave of infection forming could be japan's worst yet. because of health and safety concerns, these olympic games have been and continue to be deeply unpopular with the majority of the japanese people who feel organizers are holding the games against the will of the people. and when

and the men's basketball team losing again following defeat to nigeria. the americans beaten this time by australia. the u.s. play argentina tonight hoping to avoid a third straight loss. and that is the latest this tuesday. pack to you. >> thanks. and fans of osaka can now have their own barbie doll modeled after her. in a tweet about the newer doll, o says i hope every child believes that they can do anything. and so be sure to connect with me on twitter. early start oig is up next. not touching is still touching protection. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone, can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. -hey. -hi. whoa, nice car. thanks, yeah. i actually got a great deal on it too, although my interest rate is awful. have you checked your credit? i got like a free score from some app or something like that. but lenders don't even use that score. creditrepair.com has a free credit snapshot that can show you exactly what's happening with your credit score. and killing my interest rates. well, great seats though. -thank you

and the women's basketball team opening its run with an 81-72 win over nigeria. they were down three after the first quarter, but they extended the winning streak to 50 games. az i ace i next up is host nation japan on friday. >>> and finally, carissa moore bringing home the first ever gold medal in women's surfing. she is there hawaii and started surfing with her dad when she was just five years old. an fun fact, she has something in common with former president barack obama, she went to the same school he attended growing up. look at those emotions. and what a day. as the sunsets here, it will rise with the women's gymnastics team taking the floor this about an hour. >> i think that they can pull through. >> nice to see you, coy. have fun there. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm laura skjarrett. "new day" is next. when you earn a degree with university of phoenix, we support you with career coaching, including resume building, interview prep, personal branding and more, for your entire career. so if you commit to earning a degree with

a single dose of the dtp vaccine, one of the first shots a child gets are two ten countries led by nigeria and india. >> most of the children that miss their first dose of vaccine live in communities affected by conflict and crisis, live in communities that are underserved, remote in places and live in informal slum settings particularly in urban, poor areas. >> reporter: even prior to the covid-19 pandemic, global childhood vaccination progress had stalled at around 85% for several years, but unicef's executive director says the pandemic has made a bad situation worse. >>> an owe about ama era policy protecting young immigrants is unthread in the u.s. federal courts. why the former president thinks it's time for congress to get involved. >>> plus texas democrats make a last ditch attempt to block new voting restrictions in their state but they're fighting an uphill battle. coming up, a look at the state of play and where things go from here. stay with us. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay

, contractors, and delegation members from various countries, including uganda, serbia, israel, and nigeria. the member of the nigerian team has been hospitalized. while this is only the first case requiring hospitalization, one of the big concerns for medical professionals and the general public is the potential strain on the healthcare system. it's important to remember, even though an estimated 80 to 85% of the people living in the olympic village are vaccinated and likely wouldn't end up in the hospital if they became infected. still, only about 20% of japan's population has been fully vaccinated. means a lot of people here are living in a very vulnerable state if the olympics turn into a superspreader event. and with cases, already, surging, michael, there is a lot of concern. >> yeah, indeed. and just real quick, what about athletes? i mean, we are already hearing about quite a few not coming and -- and for a variety of reasons. >> yeah. you know, michael, unfortunately, these olympic and paralympic games will be without some of the sports biggest stars for a variety of reasons, as yo

coaches, contractors and delegation members from various countries including uganda, serbia, israel, and nigeria. a member of the nigerian team has been hospitalized. while this is the only first case requiring hospitalization, one of the big concerns for medical professionals and the general public is the potential strain on the health care system. it's important to remember even though an estimated 80% to 85% of people living in the olympic village are vaccinated and likely wouldn't end up in the hospital if they become infected, still only about 20% of japan's population has been fully vaccinated. that means a lot of people living here are vulnerable if the olympics turn into a supesu superspreader event. michael. >> blake essig in fukushima, thanks so much. >>> now, the plot to kill haiti's president may have originated in florida. now the fbi has gone to haiti to find out what connections, if any, the suspects might have with the u.s. we'll have the latest from port-au-prince when we come back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term

team usa seeking historic seventh-straight gold medal when they begin their olympic campaign against nigeria on july 27th. "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is thursday, july 15th. we're beginning with explosive revelations about just how close american democracy came to the edge. jaw-dropping excerpts from a new book about the aftermath of the 2020 election. >> so the excerpts obtained by cnn are from the upcoming book "i alone can fix it" by two washington post reporters. among the revelations, america's top generals feared then president trump would attempt a coup after the election. and they planned ways to stop him. this is really the first time in modern u.s. history there was this much potential for a showdown between the commander in chief and the military. >> it's very stunning here. general mark milley and the other joints chief plotted mass resignations, one by one, rather than carry out orders from trump that they considered to be illegal. something of a reverse saturday night massacre and according to the

positive cases have come from contractors and others from serbia, israel and nigeria. the member from the nigerian team that tested positive has been hospitalized. while this is only the first case requiring hospitalization, one of the big concerns from medical professionals and the general public is the potential strain on the health care system. now, it's important to remember, even though an estimated 80% to 85% of people living in the olympic village are vaccinated and won't likely end up in the hospital if they become infected still about 20% of japan's population has not been vaccinated and are vulnerable if the olympics turns into a superspreader event. kim. >> thanks so much, blakes essi appreciate it. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "new day" is just ahead. for everyone else, it's "connecting africa." washed your hands a lot today? probably like 40 times. hands feel dry? like sandpaper. introducing new dove handwash, with 5 x moisturizer blend. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. new dove handwash. my nunor

we lost to nigeria, then australia. we managed to somehow squeak out a win against argentina and then lost to france in the olympic opener. some people say other countries are getting better. international basketball is getting better. you don't think that cuts it as an explanation. why? >> because if you took any of the other teams here at the olympics and said would you trade rosters with the united states, just based on a toll enter standpoint, they would all say yes. this is a team that's still deep with all-star players top to bottom. but it's a poorly constructed roster. that's the problem here. and, yeah, you don't have lebron james. you don't have steph curry. you don't have james harden. there are key guys who are not here. the united states still has more than enough talent to win a gold medal. i just don't think they've done a very good job. gregg popovich, jerry colangelo, i don't think they brought the right mix of guys, too many overlapping skill sets with players on the wing, they don't have a true point

. >> we went to nigeria to a leper colony, and she was literally holding the lepers' hands. we went to brazil, and she held babies born with hiv. >> when diana went to a hospice, she would sit on the bed and hold the patient's hand. when charles went to a hospice, he would stand by the patient and be sympathetic. they had a different approach. diana was touchy-feely. >> and as a mother -- >> and it's not just actions, but diana's words that are different. >> this is how a speech might turn out. she would send the one from the organization with a little post-it note attached saying i wonder what your views are. she wrote a bit -- >> old friend james colthurst helps diana craft new, more personal speeches. it's april, 1991. >> hiv does not make people dangerous to know, so you can shake their hands and give them a hug. heaven knows they need it. >> this was a game changer for her. normally her appearance at charity might get a mention in the inside pages just to say she'd been there. the first speech ended up being reproduced verbatim on the front page of the two broad sheets.