it was definitely goose bumps. i word. it is fantastic. it was - definitely goose bumps.k, that was in the 5000 metres. a stunning finished on the home straight, taking gold from her team—mate, but shortly afterwards, she was disqualified for pushing during the race, from the netherlands, she moved up to silver. italy's competitor with a surprise bronze. the 100 metre champion, julian alford is into the 200 metres final later on tuesday, great britain's tina asher smith and darrell nita, also through the usa's abby thomas, she set the fastest time in the semis. the day after winning the men's100 metres, noah lyles booked his place and wednesday's semi finals of the 200. he comfortably won his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling competition — just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the fir

goose bumps, kind of, like, just super proud.eing part of paralympics gb. 0bviously, coming into my seventh game is kind of crazy. 2a years ago it all started in sydney and then to be named the flag bearer, it genuinely is a dream come true. we have had a fantastic welcome from paris, the village is superb, everyone is raring to go and now you can see the excitement in the village, there is a vibrant buzz going around, especially paralympics gb, yeah, we are ready, we are ready to go. like, it's mind blowing. to be a paralympian is one thing. to be a five—time paralympian and then be a flag bearer, it'sjust insane. like, it's... it's a career that i have to look back and be very proud of. everyone is arriving at different times, but every time that you are arriving you are welcomed with such heartfelt... ..emotions, people are proud that we have all qualified and that we are there, we exist in our team sports so much that when we all come together, it's a huge team, and we are so proud to represent our country. england are prepar

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>> heidi: goose bumps. ♪ whoa ♪ >> howie: i don't think you hit your mark tonight. >> heidi: what?t are you talking about? >> terry: up next is one of your golden buzzers, simon. here's sky elements. >> simon: that was incredible. how do you top that? >> sofia: is that you? >> heidi: it is. >> sofia: is that me. >> heidi: it's you. it's very exciting when you see yourself on a billboard, but this is next level. i love seeing my face in the sky. >> sofia: simon loved it. >> simon: incredible. i'm in awe. >> thank you, simon. >> can we bring the lights down, please? >> simon: i'm just about to get myself fired. >> howie: no! >> simon: it's mine. >> howie: my golden buzzer. it was mine. >> terry: we're going to check the replay and find out who pressed the golden buzzer first. howie got there first. >> howie: i did it. >> this moment is maybe the happiest moment of my life. >> simon: i love this act. i love them as people. there's something authentic about what you do. you make everyone feel amazing when you perform. ♪ gonna be a bright ♪ >> simon: love that song choice. ♪ sunshiny da

the udzelniks solve the goose bump through torture.oints. it’s a hell of a lot of work, but in this competition there is a problem, what is this? if the same command would have given the order to the people, pressed the button, given its option, but it turns out to be incorrect, as soon as you have canceled your order, you can press another command, and then the command will earn five points, of course, cyper given. haloun hero of yakub's trilogy kolasa on rosstany was the ancestor of this profession. the first to click on the button were katya and natalya mikhaylain. halo's hero would be his mentor. geta correct adkaz. instructor labanovich. advent words: gety paet understand, why i fly cranes on the pavement to dance, nicknamed before. kali weasel. margaryta aliaksandraina and illya. ales staver. staver - nickname. everything is correct. respect. give a riddle. the bird spread its wings. azhnuvaga. this city knows a belarusian metallurgical plant. the first were margarita aliaksandraina and ilya. kali weasel. geta correct adkaz. resp

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yeah, being there in that moment, it gave me goose bumps.t emotional seeing that happened because i could in the moment kind of see jordan signalling to simone. i wasn't really sure what she was signalling her about, but i saw that they were kind of planning something. so when i saw them bowing down to rebecca, it wasjust incredible. i mean, it really made me emotional. and it's just what the olympics is all about. with athletes from all over the world coming together and supporting each other. and it was beautiful and honour to see in person. david, let's take a look at one of your photos. this is an absolutely beautiful scene in a french cafe bistro. itjust encapsulates, doesn't it, what paris has become? if you walk around the city, this is what it looks like. and it has that feel, doesn't it? gives me chills. you know, myjob at the olympics is a roamer. and to be a roamer, you sort of... you float around like a butterfly and you're not assigned to any particular sport. they use you maybe one day here if they need an extra person, or they

. >> and i start getting goose bumps. >> reporter: sports agent represents ws wembanyana, who he met only 12 years old. would you say basketball has become part of the french identity? >> now it's starting. this year the nba are playing two games in paris, two. and the two games are already sold out. this is a cool sport. >> reporter: and it's growing? >> and it's growing at a very fast pace. >> reporter: now the french stars have a massive stage close to home. >> i'm just embracing it and enjoying it because so many people dream of living what i'm living rite now. >> reporter: and as the battle heats up for gold, olympic hoop dreams are taking root on courts from l.a. to new york to paris. stephanie gosk, nbc news, paris. >>> and up next, as we continue tonight, she stopped breathing in the pool. now two years later, an artistic swimmer's incredible olympic comeback story. . ( ♪♪ ) asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. ( ♪♪ ) fasenra

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goose bumps from hearing those nine golds. we are hoping for more success tonight.e semifinals but beth riva has backed that tom to limit dominance from tokyo, she has become the two time world champion since then. she actuallyjust broke a collarbone but she has qualified here. she won all three other races to make site's semifinal and the final, we are hoping she will be in it, is around 9pm your time. in the pool in about an hour's time ben prout will race in the final. the qualified fastest. but the reigning olympic champion will be hard to beat. around 50 minutes after that, who can stop the poster boy of these games from winning his fourth individual gold of these games in the men's 200 metre individual medley? tom dean and britain's most decorated olympic swimmer duncan scott will attempt to stop him. a medal of any colour will be scott's eighth and will take up to third on britain's all—time list. so still so much to savour. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. is it going to continue? it looks like it will continue for the south—east for a whi

you have to say when someone and it was multiple-choice questions it was like they are playing goose bumps where she was telling don't go behind that you can die. it was one of the worst interviews i've ever. a shame on her. this is cnn and it said that you can go in a place that no one will comfort you, and ended 25 times, they should have said to where you have one job. you cannot believe loop is that. when she came back through that be like you [bleep] this up. >> greg: i think we can move on. let's do something else. trumpet says joe's become a sleepy beach bum. dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's leaffilter. our patented filter technology keeps leaves and debris out of your gutters forever. guaranteed. call 833- leaffilter to get started. and get the permanent gutter solution that ends clogs for good. they took the time to answer all of our questions. they really put us at ease. end clogged gutters for good. call 833.leaf.filter, or visit leaffilter.com today. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie

i mean, i have to say when you were doing that whole intro, i'm getting goose bumps and i have been sinces been activated. there have been so much invigorating. and it is really exciting. i had a real sense of doom about the fact that young voters and queer voters were not feeling represented enough to be incredibly involved and now, there is this palpable sense of hope. we are coming from a place of joy. which is what many things in the queer community are about. it is certainly what drag is about. we have this positive messaging to go toward instead of just something to run away from. >> project 2025 in and among its 922 pages of garbage is talking about criminalizing transgender identity by categorizing it as pornography which then falls under the com stock act and you can't communicate it and do things like, literally criminalize it. not even pushing it to the fringes where in some cases it exists. it is criminalizing it. and that should be quite motivating to people who understandably might not have felt like they are in the center of the political conversation and voting is not for

his awareness of a threat they posed were just a feeling his skin tightening and puckering with goose bumpsterrified abe he did not move. human bodies and mind are wired to sustain themselves and when under attack focus solely on surviving and avoiding injury. when the mind detects threats to life like abe experienced it triggers these preprogrammed -- preprogrammed escape plans by secreting stress chemicals to propel body into action to run, biting or hiding. but for some people as those who have experienced a prier trauma unthinkable happens. their brains defense shuts down, and they freeze. that's what we believe happened to abe. he might have felt heavy -- as though he were in a nightmare which he would soon awaken. but this wasn't a dream. and that horrified him. eliza who remained calm said abe looked like he was in a perfect scare. suggesting he was completely paralyzed by fear hoping to guide her husband to safety and protect herself and theirto children. abe -- excuse me eliza grabbed abe trying to steer hmm out the back door of the home he was so scared eliza wroughted he wheeled

you just get goose bumps when she says human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights. and of course, eleanor roosevelt speeches and there are so many key documents document what the important legacies of this first ladies of these first ladies. so there's just one there is wonderful letter in there with that and this changes your impression of nancy, who writes race and gorbachev and september of 1985, before the summit and in geneva and nancy reagan is pushing ronald reagan to please get peace with the soviet union, much against the advice of many of his advisors. and she writes in their effort to improve relations, the peoples of the soviet union and the united states, i'm sure we want to do all. we can to. so not only is she encouraging the two presidents, but she's also encouraging raisa gorbachev, who she was not super close to. but she's reaching out. so i think that is very significant and poignant are just a couple of examples i could go on and on the record. so wonderful, but i have to stop there. thank you. and what about for you, heath? what was your docume

so i just wanna say that i'm kind of getting goose bumps repeatedly now in these conversations that we are having with the party and with butch. now as part of our team, it feels like we have been deepened, we've been broadened. and that we are now truly at a, at a breakthrough moment, a breakthrough in terms of our uh effectiveness as a movement in the size of our movement, in reaching critical mass, reaching critical understanding what we are offering now uh to uh to the body politic is totally unprecedented, deep wise and so urgently needed as we face this crisis, these converging crisis of endless war and genocide abroad and the crisis here at home, the crisis of crushing inequality of climate collapse and the war on our, it just feels so right. so just so exciting and so absolutely unstoppable as so many movements come together. we are the only campaign which is anti genocide, anti-war pro worker climate emergency. we are the only such campaign that already has a majority of electoral votes and which is on track now to be on the ballot for most voters across the country. so we act

i'm saying it now, i have goose bumps, i understand what a pilot feels, how he works with his hands, head, legs, it's probably love, you can't tear yano away from her hobby either, she's been sewing and drawing all her life, she got a degree in technologist-designer at the institute, she's especially interested in creating dolls and affectionate improvisation. it's so precise, it's all millimeter by millimeter or inch by inch, here as the soul lies, that is, as the knife goes, so you... my wealth, oh, bags, you can immediately see that there aren't enough wardrobes for people, you can immediately see that there is too much fabric in a person, you want them all to fit together somehow, here you, as i understand it, combine an office, a film set, a bedroom, this is where it all started, that we don’t understand how to combine everything together somehow, probably the bedroom needs to be separated somehow, you have medals, cups, books here, one awkward movement, here everything, i don’t know, there will be an avalanche, and from different objects, how do you imagine this? and we separat

i got goose bumps seeing the artist active leave in that space when you say this is diego scaffolding. . and againful you yea. a lot of that information from which city college diego project. and the images exist there.there is an opportunity foravailability. >> it is yea. point and -- will comehere. >> seck nog. other questions? so remember when00 automusic co calling for public comment. anyone withhold like on the current beyond item?time. >> thank you. and thanks again like to ask for a motion. >> moved. >> i will second. >> thank you, caye. >> aye. >> opposed? >> the motion unanimously. thank you. moving forward to market street post every series a discussion and possible action approve the 6 final designs for the2024 art on market street poster ser program associate craig to introduce. >> thank you. why good afternoon i presenting the final design. for his on market street poster series. project for the year. i backgrounds an indigenous ifornia in 1983. he is a issue print and am ceramics. encourage female respect the earth andal justice. >> the intention of his project legacy of

when someone and it was multiple choice questionhoics there was like its like they were playing goose bumps where was telling them, picture a pic, don't go behind me, you could die. so it's just one of the worst interviews i've ever is. shame on here . but this is cnn and it's sad that you can go in a place no oe that know is going to comfort you an, and have added it 25 ti and like they should have said to hershouu have o, you have on, you can't make this up. and when she came back through, they'l l like you saw i think we can move on. all right. well, let's do something else. >> trump says joe's become a sleepy beach if you'll be in the new york area and like tickets to see gutfeld go to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio. it's not the things to say back here in ann arbor. a beautiful night for some football. ready to rock here. the big house. you know what's crazy? that this is better than cooking at home i mean more affordable than groceries, of course. okay. groceries expensive. >> so i was in trouble there for a sec. what you are when you use angie ,you

goose bumps, kind of, like, just super proud. i am super proud of being part of paralympics gb.s superb, everyone is raring to go and now you can see the excitement in the village, there is a vibrant buzz going around, especially paralympics gb, yeah, we are ready, we are ready to go. like, it's mind blowing. to be a paralympian is one thing. to be a five—time paralympian and then be a flag bearer, it'sjust insane. like, it's... it's a career that i have to look back and be very proud of. everyone is arriving at different times, but every time that you are arriving you are welcomed with such heartfelt... ..emotions, people are proud that we have all qualified and that we are there, we exist in our team sports so much that when we all come together, it's a huge team, and we are so proud to represent our country. baroness tanni grey—thompson says she was forced to "crawl off" a train arriving at london's king's cross. britain's most successful paralympian said she had initially booked assistance to help her off from leeds but missed it and went on a slightly later one, as she jour

yeah, being there in that moment, it gave me goose bumps.th athletes from all over the world coming together| and supporting each other. and it was beautiful- and honour to see in person. david, let's take a look at one of your photos. this is an absolutely beautiful scene in a french cafe bistro. itjust encapsulates, doesn't it, what paris has become? if you walk around the city, this is what it looks like. and it has that feel, doesn't it? gives me chills. you know, myjob at the olympics is a roamer. and to be a roamer, you sort of... you float around like a butterfly and you're not assigned to any particular sport. they use you maybe one day here if they need an extra person, or they tell you to go out and just sort of capture the pulse of the city, give people a sense of place. and those are very special days when you're sort of left to yourself alone and you canjust go out and capture... you didn'tjust go out, did you, david? you jumped in the water. you were in the seine. yeah. there was a photo you've taken here of the seine, but you

i have got goose bumps just talking about it. michael: whoa. >> george: this is the one that made you cry? >> that's the cheese cake that made me cry. [ laughter ] no kidding, i started crying. we were baking in realtime. most competition shows stop down like your eight, nine hour day. we were there 14, 16 hours sometimes. >> robin: what? >> michael: wow. >> george: what is this? >> this is an amazing cake. this is a hong kong coconut roll cake. it's unbelievably delicious. >> robin: oh, that's good. >> there are eight episodes. >> michael: you know it's good when it's making me tap my right foot. >> george: boy, that is good. >> starts this friday on netflix. >> robin: how many episodes? >> eight episodes starting this friday the 9th on netflix. it's amazing. bill osis, the pastry chef under obama and bush, is one of the judges. i have brian ford, the lenny kravitz of bread baking. is a by co-host. he has baking chops, guys. he can bake. he's published. >> robin: really? >> yeah. and he's funny. >> robin: tell me about, what is