for his help, adrian and his team, for his help.gets better soon. >> the video was seen around the world, but kim han sol hasn't been seen since. ahn says a cia officer escorted kim han sol onto the flight, but he never showed up in the amsterdam arrivals hall. it's believed he was whisked away to a life in protective custody. >> when you have been associated with helping someone who was once considered potentially the heir apparent of north korea just disappear and find safety, you're not just a target, you're a top five target. >> nauen rim is christopher's attorney. she says the fbi has also told her ahn may be killed if he leaves the united states. >> who in the u.s. can stop the extradition to spain? >> antony blinken can stop it. ultimately president joe biden can stop it, and other administrations. the secretary of state and the president can stop this. >> but historically they haven't. >> there are almost no instances where the state department has stepped in and stopped an extradition. but there are also no cases where the

to adrian, this have a little bit of contacts and history from you. i mean, when there is disruption in, in business, the biggest companies struggle with state, the biggest companies, notable example, postal competing revolution. the 1980s, the biggest name and computers then was ibm. all we have one of those moments with the big companies, not all of them are going to stay the big companies. i think we all potentially one of those moments. i think what's interesting is nobody knows with those kind of things are going to come from to go back to the don't have search. for example. there was northern lights out. it's a visa, probably fault a dozen other things, yahoo, etc. which will going to be coming, creating search technology, and then suddenly out of nowhere out of stanford come to google couple guys and they funds form and its hard industry. in fact create one with their instruments. now, you know, that is where we 10, surely over right now we, they all have technologies, but we haven't gotten the outline yet of where that innovation is going to c

do you know this actor, lionel played a boxer in philadelphia adrian. >> yo, adrian. i don't know it. da da da da da da da da da da i the tiger i know, i know, i know. yo yo adrian i'm afraid because i'm afraid. you guys, i'm not doing well under pressure, okay? he was rambo i know i can't get it. i can't think i'm picturing his face. >> his first name is also like a cartoon cat. i think sylvester stallone. >> yes. i don't know why his name was not coming out of my, like i could not get it. >> he did it. that was a hard one. you know, he's only like nine rocky movies. >> i love how he just sat there quiet until he got to the movie. hints for him, and he couldn't even figure it out. yeah, i'm going to have to give him so much. >> you know, he did his best. >> michael actually just started a miami football podcast. if you want to check that out, it's called comics on canes, comics on canes. if you want to listen to that. and also if you want to watch our huge in-state showdown with the florida gators, in-state rivals, the sunshine state. 3:30 p.m. on abc right here, you

but but but you know, adrian. come on. but but you know, adria allowing)n. >> okay. but but but you know, adria allowing people to enter even allowing people to enter from 130 in the, in the morning serving alcohol. so here in australia , you know, while we australia, you know, while we may be a bunch of convicts, they've definitely put a leash on us quite tightly. and, during the news about, you know , these the news about, you know, these these, you know, proposed smoking bans, we've been living like this for nine years, so most australians have been doing the math. you know, if you're 18 out now and about, you know, it wasn't, you know, since you were nine that you could, you know, you know, your parents could light up while enjoying a meal at a bistro. so really, people don't know any different anymore. i do believe that, yes, it did have some impact, initially, but . okay. yeah. initially, but. okay. yeah. >> okay. but but but you know , >> okay. but but but you know, adrian. come on. australia's problem is not that i

but but but you know, adrian. come on.a's problem is not that it's full of former convicts. australia's problem is it's full of former prison officers. there's always the view that i've taken whenever i've gone there. but the consequences of tobacco pnces the consequences of tobacco prices have been astonishing. and i've been telling the british public or attempting to tell the british public about this today, you know, the criminal gangs in melbourne don't bother with cocaine. there's no point. there's no money in cocaine. the money is in cigarettes and this incredible gang warfare that we've seen . 97 firebombings of we've seen. 97 firebombings of shops and of people's houses related to the tobacco trade . related to the tobacco trade. isn't this a classic case that you overtax something, you push it beyond the reach of ordinary folk, and the serious criminal gangs take over. >> look here. you know, i think the cost of living crisis in australia has definitely taken a toll. we're a year behind everything else, just like

adrian took the problem to mrs. to her husband and fdr then said to the budget director let them have the recording machine. eleanor roosevelt's aunt had a soft spot for anything related to the ra homestead but she in the present also shared a special appreciation for folk music. inby 1933 she signaled this interest publicly by attending the oaks festival in virginia. she said in a short speech historically these folksong stories in kansas are of value. even his tempered statement represent a change from previous administrations. since heps roosevelt's were perhaps the first white house occupants to show in the slightest interest in folk music. in addition to elinor's love of square dance we have had byte string bands to warm springs. as alan later told it, he fell in love with all of the old fiddler's and that used to get drunk together on moonshine. he loved fiddle tunes. you're probably familiar with that very famous photograph of fdr at warm springs a little white house sitting with a string band. so the rooseve

for people whose first need was money for food, adrian dawn bush took the problem to mrs. roosevelt, who spoke to her husband and fdr. then said to the budget director, oh hell, let them have the recording. eleanor roosevelt certainly had a soft spot for anything related to the race homesteads, but she and the president also shared a special appreciation for folk music. in 1933, she signaled this interest publicly by attending the white top folk festival in virginia, where she said in a short speech, quote, historically, as well as esthetically, folk song stories and dances are of value. even this tepid statement represented a change from previous. since the roosevelts, perhaps the first white house occupants to show even the slightest interest in folk music. in addition to eleanor's love of square dancing, she said fdr was particularly of american folk tunes, and he often invited string bands to warm springs as. alan lomax later told it, quote, he fell in love with all of the old, and they used to get drunk together, moonshine. and he loved fiddle tunes. you're probably f

in report adrian dornbusch was ahead of the special skills to face h you what it would been ideal toeation leaders as soon as the residents how to ride, quote in order to bind the homesteaders into harmonious social units. as it was she reported the clubs and activities that had been designed to improve the social problems had instead become what she called hotbeds of discontent, as participant inevitably slid toward a serious contemplation of the economic problems which i had no power to solve. after speaking with hosted leaders and residents and observing the situation herself, she said the solution was clear. special skills needed to send an music leaders, quote, to help meet the need of emergency situation as well as the long-term plan. she explained, and every one of these colonies, , project manags and educational supervisors told me the desperate need for recreation to keep up morale and carry the homesteaders through the present pioneer period, without exception they regarded musical leadership for the adult homesteaders as the first important assistance that special skills c

tanto vida redondo como adriÁn gonzÁlez se declararon no culpable de los cargos en su contra.s telemundo. >> tres oficiales de la policÍa de denver fueron despedidos por escribir en un chat grupal y segÚn la investigaciÓn en broma que usarÍan los albergues de migrantes reciÉn llegados para practicar tiro al blanco, los oficiales rodrigo basurto y scott percy fueron despedidos en julio. el departamento de policÍa iniciÓ la investigaciÓn en abril e indicÓ que estaban horrorizados con los mensajes que contradicen la misiÓn y los valores del departamento. matar a tanta gente como fuera posible en un concierto de taylor swift. segÚn las autoridades austriacas, ese era el plan de los dos adolescentes detenidos supuestamente inspirados por los grupos terroristas isis y al qaeda. pepsi badell tiene lo Último de la investigaciÓn el testimonio de fanÁticos de la cantante en viena. >> el principal sospechoso de tramar los ataques terrorista confesÓ su plan. segÚn autoridades austriacas, mantienen su nombre y rostro bajo anonimato debido a leyes del paÍs europeo. en una rueda de prensa, e

welcome to the program on adrian finished an event so fast on folding, involving israel events that seem to cross new boundaries dangerous and horrors daily. a full not published in private as to how must lead a smile funnier, assassinated in iran. he was the man leading the homicide and negotiations towards the cease fire and guns, and the release of his really captives in lebanon, a country scott, by decades of attacks by of southern de about israel killed his belo senior. come on, the ford show, cool. and journalists again targeted by israel. i'll just here a correspondent is mine. i'll go and come or man around me. i will receive the latest killed by i miss i was striking garza the is ready. i'll be, has killed the 40000 palestinians since the war began in october. the 2300000 people of gaza try to survive in upholding conditions, homes and buildings flattened, vital infrastructure such as hospitals and water supplies obliterated as the world looks on. israel plows on from it as the benjamin netanyahu, fated with more than 50 standing ovations in the us congress as he is wanted for w

. ♪ ♪ >> adrian and i were no longer living together, due to his aggression and violence. >> announcerring the struggle, i told him that he was hurting me and to let me go. and he refused to. >> judge judy: is there something wrong with you? >> i had begun miscarrying the pregnancy that i'm currently carrying because of the trauma. >> announcer: and innocent lives face an uncertain future. >> judge judy: you have one child with him. you're having another. duh. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 23-year-old alexandria ramirez is suing her ex-boyfriend, 21-year-old adrian hill, for rent and damages to an rv, the return of a dog, an assault, and emotional distress. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 556 on the calendar in the matter of ramirez vs. hill. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. ramirez, the defendant was your boyfrien

adrian anantaw >> reporter: at this church in boston friday night, adrian anantawan center stage, a soloisty to show folks what a person with a visible disability can do. >> reporter: born without a hand, adrian picked up the recorder as a boy. he struggled to play with only five fingers. >> i felt very different as a young child and felt isolated and struggled to find a sense of belonging. >> reporter: he connected with the violin. the technology evolving as he's gotten older. >> i use a device called a spatula. it's a plaster cas tong at the very end, and then . >> reporter: b will be moved or inspired to be able to make a change in their lives. >> reporter: there is an ualize it sound. >> it's about the soul and the heart and being able to express that in ways that connect to another human being. about music. he said, it's not about when you making a wro of mistake, it's not about that but how you respond afterwards. >> will: truer words never spoken. how you respond afterward. that's his life. >> mary: what a talent and just remarkable. >> will: so impressive. thank you for that, perry.

welcome to the program on adrian finished an event so fast on folding, involving israel events that seem to cross new boundaries dangerous and horrors daily. a full not published in private as to how much lead a smile funnier assassinated in iran. he was the man leading the homicide and negotiations towards a cease fire, and garza and the release of his really competence in lebanon. a country scott, by decades of attacks by of southern de about israel killed his bolo senior. come on the ford. sure, cool. and journalists again, targeted by israel. i'll just see over a correspondent as mine. i'll go on camera man, around me. i'll re feet the latest killed by i miss i was striking casa. the is ready. i'll be, has killed the $40000.00 palestinians since the ball began in october. the 2300000 people of gaza try to survive in a pulling conditions, homes and buildings flattened, vital infrastructure such as hospitals and water supplies obliterated as the world looks on. israel plows on permit us to benjamin netanyahu, fated with more than 50 standing ovations. in the us congress, as he is warra

>> adrian, are adrian mole? >> adrian, are adrian mole? >> adrian mole i'm having a moment.ve to tell you now. there's a piece in the paper about the chat up lines, and one of the best is to say, oh, is your name google? because you've got everything i'm searching for. are you love? >> you see, i might borrow that. yeah, i think you probably will tell anyone called you adrian. i don't know. >> no, don't worry, i've been called much worse. but look, why don't we shine a light on katarina johnson—thompson? kjt kjt? yeah. she's now universally known. certainly in the studio. look, it's been a trying time for her in the last 12 years, trying to get a medal at the olympics. and if at first you don't succeed, try, try, try and try again. because at the fourth time of asking, she's got a silver. and it's such a demanding event as well. seven events heptathlon. yeah exactly. let's do that. >> i've always been the heptathlon. she's competed in. >> yes, i believe so. yeah i mean there's a decathlon triathlon. all the other ones you know. but this is, this is 100 metre hurdles high jum

as i said , adrian, don't be as i said, adrian, don't be sorry.so we'll all smile today, what a guy, what a man, a true gent. thank you very much indeed. thank you . you very much indeed. thank you. >> do you think things have changed as far as the press is concerned? if he was the manager now and everything that happened 20 years ago, that things would be different now, or do you think it'd be the same thing? same thing? do you think so? still go after him ? still go after him? >> of course they would. i had the blooming sun last week following me into a cafe. a cafe right ? and then reporting on right? and then reporting on what i bought and how much i paid for it in the cafe. >> you, the next england manager. >> you, the next england manager. >> and what would they say about me? not a true gent of a man. anyway. >> i'll be your steve mcclaren. i tell you what. great. >> no, i think these these newspapers are. they're so two faced. they're so scurrilous. and this news that they put online, which is just clickbait. clickbait. they'll put anything

nos despedimos esta revoltillo digital con lo nuevo de adriÁn favela.un incendio forestal. cientos de residentes evacuaron sus hogares ante el avance de las llamas. la primera vez que se ven forzados a dejar sus casas. recomienda llevar los medicamentos y documentos importantes. las autoridades cerraron al turismo para que las avionetas puedan abastecerse de agua y seguir combatiendo el incendio. esta maÑana resuena en mÉxico quejas por inflaciÓn. la inflaciÓn que aumenta por quinto mes consecutivo la mayorÍa dice que pagar mÁs por la comida y los servicios y lo Único que no aumentan son los sueldos. en vivo, desde la ciudad de mÉxico eduardo tiene las reacciones. como siempre te saludamos con mucho gusto. eduardo: buenos dÍas. estamos en la colonia roma donde empieza toda la ad_bid. es la cebolla, el jitomate, en la naranja, una de los productos que mÁs ha impactado esta alza anual de inflaciÓn que radica en el 5.57%. uno de los meses mÁs altos. incluso prÁcticamente en los Últimos aÑos. quÉ lo ha motivado? desde la sequÍa. tambiÉn hasta el exceso de a

so as sydney remembered it later adrian dawn bush took her aside, saying, you know, it took a specialesident, the united states, to get that recording machine. and someday he said, the president is going to wonder. wait, what did anybody do with, that recording machine? because this is about six, almost six months after they got the machine. as she later explained, i was not to return to washington until i had something to show the president when he got around to remembering that recording machine as being fdr. he surely would. so i can play you the first recording that she made. and this in ligonier, pennsylvania yeah. and yeah. and i'll i'll play. it's very short and it has her voice at the end. of. the first tune on this side of the mississippi story. the second one is also shown on the other side of brilliant. can go disappeared in turkey and was drawn in that order. they were all played at. ligonier, pennsylvania on november 10th, 1936. that clear fiddler bank and play and they finally guitars in this performance. which for the special skills division as a requirement administrat

gracias adriÁn.l'oréal parís. formulado con ácido salicílico y hialurónico. disuelve la grasa y hidrata las puntas hasta 72 horas. nuevo elvive hialurónico plus pure de l'oréal parís. depend te mantiene más seca que nunca para que puedas decir “yes” más que nunca. yes. yes. yes. no. depend. lo único más fuerte que nosotros eres tú. como atleta, naomi girma sabe que las expectativas y las presiones pesan. su salud mental es clave para su bienestar físico, pero a veces, cada paso en el campo es una lucha entre su cuerpo y su mente. ella encuentra apoyo en kaiser permanente, con sus cuidados médicos y otrs recursos para fortalecerse en cada paso de su entrenamieno y en cada momento de superació, naomi demuestra su fuerza interior. para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente. >> ya estamos de regreso presentÁndoles el medallero traÍdo a ustedes por delta, la aerolÍnea oficial del team usa china, ya se coloca nuevamente en la primera posiciÓn con un total de 28 medallas de oro,

, adrian, he's a gb news member.hank you for that. he says, michel, we respect the police. it's the politicians that we've lost respect for, for not addressing the major problems which affects our country. and you know what? and i hope you know, i really do hope that this kind of violent episode has stopped. i really hopeit episode has stopped. i really hope it has. i want to live in a country where we've got as much harmony as we possibly can, but if you squeeze something and you kind of suppress something, that doesn't mean that you can high five yourself, because the problem has now gone away. because if people have got issues just because they're told off and, you know, chastise and that we've created all of these show trials and all the rest of it, it doesn't mean that overnight the problem is solved. and i think people seem to be missing that. >> i think the problem is going to get worse. i really do, and i don't want to say that, michel, but i really do . look, we're but i really do. look, we're already runnin

there were a lot of signs by which one could predict, here i tell quite often, there was an old man adrian careful about visiting elders, but i have friends, monks in the pskov-pechersky monastery, they say: "go to father adrian, he is not feeling well, he may die soon, you won't talk, i say, it's inconvenient", they say: "this is not for you, this is for him, he is a modern life, so you should tell him specifically in simple words, in the end i still, well, i wonder, he is 90, i think, how old is he, he is old, he was very sick, and i came at 4 or 5 in the morning to..." in the cell, we talked about life, we we talked about everything that men talk about, even about women, but when i left, as a person, as a weak creature, well, i still think, well, i was with the elder, well, i didn’t ask anything about the great, i need to ask something there, i turn to him, it’s 2008, i say, father, and the war will be, it’s being prepared, he says, yes it will be , he says, with the ukrainian, go, he says, son, i ’m like that, i think, yes, elderly people, pressure, he said, yes, well, everyone was wai

adrian falk live from sydney.nk you so much for joining us and giving us that australian reaction to this, to this developing story. >> yes. well, we've got lots more coming up on today's show. mel stride has become the latest conservative leadership hopeful to distance himself quite publicly from nigel farage. we're going to get more reaction after your . news. after your. news. >> good afternoon. it's 1232. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. and as you've been hearing, an 11 year old girl stabbed and seriously injured in an attack in london's leicester square is an australian tourist. australian consulate officials in london are offering consular support to the girl's family. it has also been reported that the victim, who suffered eight stab wounds to the face, neck and upper body, will likely require plastic surgery. ukraine's top commander says 100 russian prisoners of war have been captured in the kursk region. it's after ukraine launched a surprise offensive that zelenskyy has admitted was easy and met w

adrián. desafortunadamente esta semana tuvimos que o tenemos que nominar a dos personas.or por algunos comentarios que ha hecho esta persona, me ha llegado al oído. entonces se escucha cierto discomfort en el equipo. listo, por favor. toro. en este caso tengo una razón de peso, y es que cuando señalamos a uno de nuestros compañeros que ha sido de los más efectivos y no le damos el suficiente apoyo cuando algo falla. no me parece que sea la la actitud adecuada. por eso este voto es para ti. te nomino porque siento que estás retrasando el equipo. vikinga, por favor. por favor, cristian. creo que... me van a volver a nominar. y esto no creo que la nominen. guti, por favor. gracias, guti. bien, terminamos con los tiburones. es el turno de las Águilas. a votar. sebi, por favor. con las Águilas las opciones están limitadas. así que lo único que se me ocurre es por derecho y porque yo sé que estar en la posición de. los nominados solo te va a ser. más fuerte de lo que ya eres. gracias. cuidado, cuidado. gracias, carmen. angélica, por favor. un grupo, un equipo es tan fuerte como

assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae, believes that durov's arrest is a step by the westtowards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, a frightening development within the framework of an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and what not. support, this is a big step, it is very difficult for an outside observer, like me, without knowledge, to believe that macron could or would do this without the support or at least the consent of the biden administration. the media saw in this case a duel of state regulators of legislators, against those who defend free speech on the internet, durov and musk. elon musk commented on the decision of the french court succinctly ironically. photos of french streets with cameras and the words "liberty, equality, fraternity." we can say that what durvo is accused of is to some extent what any new technology can be accused of since its inception, it has both pros and cons. the french press can't

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joining me now is arizona secretary of state adrian fontes and michelle goldberg, columnist for "the night, your measure went on the ballot. this record you all shattered, by how much? because you had a lot of people sign up for that petition. >> first, thanks for having me, and i'll tell you, it is unprecedented. in fact, the last record for the number of signatures submitted was 500,000. this one actually had 577,000 valid signatures, and that was with a 24-plus percent invalid rate. they had turned in over 800,000 signatures. at that number amounted to almost 1 in 5 arizona voters. right now, it's 1 in 7 ballot signatures. it is a big deal. and the state of arizona wants this on the ballot. >> and we know that republicans in the state have been very much against it. they had sort of a prayer vigil to stop it and keep the civil war era law on the books in your state. how passionate is the opposition, the other side, the women and men, i'm assuming, who want this law overturned? obviously, the petition says it's pretty passionate. >> well, the folks who are in favor of prop 139, whi

assange's associate, australian mp adrian macrae , believes that durov's arrest is a step by the westtowards total control over freedom of speech. pasha's arrest, frightening developments events within an increasingly dystopian model in which western governments and intelligence services are moving aggressively toward total censorship and state control of thoughts, opinions, and most importantly, speech. the term free speech is quickly becoming a relic of modern history in the west. at the same time, western intelligence agencies, which are so hampered by telegram, have themselves been happy to use it, including we gave him citizenship to protect him, we constantly hear this word: protect, but if we protect him, then he is a friend, if the president wanted the telegram headquarters to be with us? warned that mark zuckerberg could end up behind bars for election fraud. earlier, zuckerberg admitted that the white house forced him to remove news from social networks that could interfere with biden's election, in particular about corruption in the family of the current us president. onagl

electoral system under threat, will talk to the secretaries of state jocelyn benson of michigan and adrian fontes of arizona about how they are fighting back against the surge of distant rg imation threats and election to nihilism. >>> a russian court has sentenced a dual citizen to --. the 33-year-old los angeles- based ballerina was visiting family in february when she was arrested and charged with quote, high treason. for raising funds for ukraine. in a statement, her employer said she donated $51.80 to ukrainian charity. that is high treason and in russia. up next, my important conversation with a person who unfortunately knows the hellish conditions she is about to phase. the recently released russian s opposition politician vladimir. yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm riding, i'm not even thinking about my painful cavity. well, you shouldn't ignore that. and every time i get stressed about having to pay my bills, i just hop on the bike, man. oh, come on, man, you got to pay your bills. you don't have to worry about anything when you're protected by

also with us is the secretary of state of arizona, adrian fontes . thank you both for being here. it's important to talk to the both of you because secretary of states are important and secretary benson you heard me say, really before the last election, i don't think i knew any secretaries of state or interview them but now you people are literally the most important people in our society because you're upholding the integrity of our elections. it's kind of the reason why you won with the support of a lot of republicans in arizona because they have seen you administer elections before and they said this guy will hold up the integrity of our elections. >> thanks for having us and yeah, good, better and different, we make sure that that as hard as it might be in the face of the threats and the nonsense that our people are safe and the voters are safe and the process is upheld with integrity. we've been preparing for this upcoming november since i took office in january 2023, doing a whole bunch of stuff, augmenting training, doing ai stuff, and it is important, and we did build an e

. >> okay, i was can ask, now we will have adrian coming up, i will start asking her to see if she caning. i will pass it along. thank you so much. again, this is the senior advisor spokesperson for the harris-walz campaign shortly. in the meantime, let's go to jake trailer right here. he's got a look ahead at what's on tap for the trump campaign. what is he going to do this week? democrats are gathering for the dnc. >> reporter: alex, obviously the spotlight is on the democratic national convention this week and donald trump himself knows that. they are aware of it, they have known for a long time the dnc is coming. this is a week really targeted towards coverage of democrats and democratic policies. if you know donald trump, you know he is not to let the spotlight go easily. he will attempt to take some of it. couple hours ago, his campaign put out a memo signaling what their week will look like. essentially, trump and his vp pick jd vance will go into battleground states like north carolina, michigan, georgia, nevada, arizona and they will attempt to have policy focused messaging. s

adrian is at an installation dedicated to the hostages in gaza and i understand that you spoke to thes. what did they tell you? >> reporter: i spoke with him moments ago. the parents of this young man. and they don't mention months. they count the days. it's been 319 days since they last heard from their son. he, too, is one of the american hostages in hamas and what they saw here is something they described as surreal. listen to part of our conversation. >> as a father seeing my son name and picture all over the place, it just, i can't believe i'm there. you know? 319 days ago, he was taken away. we don't even know if he's alive or dead. we are living with the hope. people think that it was a some kind of an attack and it's over. it's not over for us. we're living this nightmare every day. >> reporter: so that's the voice of one family. during as the dnc is underway, so many organizations are protesting. just a few blocks away from here near the united center and the goal of this group here is to have their voices heard. the organizer told me this is the best way to break through all

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the us had several women competing, including sunny choi or b-girl sunny and logan adrian, who goes by-girl logistics. unfortunately, neither made it to the finals. japan took home gold, lithuania silver, and china won the bronze medal. but one breaker who didn't win a medal is also making headlines tonight. ha ha ha ha ha ha! doctor rachel jones, phd, from australia, has become a social media star for her moves. when she's not breaking b-girl regan that's her name, works at a university in australia. she's 36 years old. she holds a phd in cultural science and lectures on the cultural politics of breaking in oppressive. let's bring in our garvin thomas now with more olympic moments that we didn't want to miss out on these olympics. everybody agrees they've been wonderful. and i think one of the things that have made these so special is after tokyo, after beijing, having family, friends there for the in the stands because they were not allowed in the stands has made this so special for the athletes, and it's made it fun for us to watch. i have a great example of that for you. it starts

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swiss triathletes adrian brifot and simon westerman also withdrew from the mixed relay. they also swam in the hay and also caught. intestinal infection, in addition to this two athletes from new zealand fell ill, one of them hayden wild, who won silver in the individual competition. after the swim , he spent two days being treated for e. coli. the athletes' condition after the swim in the hay affected their preparation for the mixed relay, in which the new zealand team failed, taking the last place. many athletes complained of bouts of nausea during the swim. the canadian threw up live on air, the belgian was hospitalized with symptoms of acute pancreatitis. in this case, the paris mayor should also accuse microbiologists of lying, who regularly published the results of water and wall tests. since the beginning of the olympics , its quality indicators were within the declared norm only for 2 days; due to river pollution after heavy rains on july 28-29 , triathletes' training events were cancelled. on july 30, the organizers postponed the men's competition for the same re

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