ALLEN: Well, if you know don't know his name you're about to. Egan Bernal is poised to become the first Colombian to win the Tour de France and the youngest rider in 110 years. The 22-year-old cyclist kept his lead after stage 20 on Saturday.</s>HOWELL: Although he still has to finish Sunday's stage, it's traditionally not contested except for the final sprint. Bernal crushed the dreams of the hometown crowd, who expected French man Julian Alaphilippe to win the first title for France in 34 years.</s>ALLEN: Congratulations. People in Colombia love that. Some of the most beautiful beaches in the Western Hemisphere now face an ugly and smelly effect of climate change.</s>HOWELL: This is just sad. So once pristine shores like these in Miami Beach, they're seeing white sands and crystal blue waters turn into this, huge mats of brown seaweed, blanketing large swaths of that beach.</s>ALLEN: All right. The day's top stories are just ahead here.</s>HOWELL: Stay with us. We'll be back and continue to monitor what's happening in Hong Kong. We'll be back.
Egan Bernal Set to Become First Colombian to Win Tour de France