waste any time showing that she is ready for the spotlight. >> cnn international sports anchor amanda davies joining us now from paris. hi, amanda hi, know what she did. not. it is a massive day here. the games 31 gold medals up for grabs, one of which sha'carri is hoping will have her name on it. she is the reigning 100 meter world champion. she ran the fastest time of the year over the distance at the u.s. trials in june defending champion elaine thompson-herah from jamaica is missing. you might remember through injury and sha'carri posted a decent 10.9 to ease through her heat into the semifinals. we've takes place about six hours from now. it was marie-jose tally smith who laid down a marker. she posted the fastest time with the great shelley and fraser-pryce doing a great time as well. the final set for 9:20 p.m. paris time. that's 320 eastern where you are in the states? now a lyles, fred kerley and kenny bednarek have all been inaction to this morning in the men's 100 heats. lyles looking to add his first in fact, golds, the doubles sprint world championship gold, he won last year. in

. >> i'm amanda davis, live in paris and lucia's julien alfred cause an upset in the women's hundred meters last night can know a lyles get things back on track for team usa later on sunday, promises to be a fantastic day. nine here the olympic games starts morning with former president trump and his running mate, j.d. >> vance packing and atlanta arena saturday with supporters former president trump renewed his personal attacks on vice president harris at the rally, mocking the pronunciation of her first name, insulting her intelligence and calling her a phony and it wasn't just harris who trump ridiculed the former president, also went after georgia governor brian kemp on the meantime, harris spent her saturday meeting with her vetting team to go over potential well candidates for vice president. today, she will meet with the finalists in her search for a running mate with sources telling cnn a renewed focus has been placed on minnesota governor tim walz. she will conduct face-to-face interviews with the final contenders and we'll likely not announce her final decision before her t

. >> i'm amanda davies is live in paris where the tears were flowing for should carry last night finally getting that logo awaited gold medal rounds her neck on like huge night for team usa on the track so happy for her. the swing state blitz week is wrapping up vice president kamala harris and her new running mate, tim walz doubled down on border security and arizona while donald trump and j.d. >> vance stump for senate races in montana, at trump's rally was it's his first since harris officially secured the democratic ticket and picked a running mate. and he wasted no time attacking them jim losses the man who's very freakish, israeli freakish if comrade waltz and comrade harris win this november, the people cheering will be the pink haired marx's, the looters, the perverse, the flag burners, hamas supporters drug dealers, gun grabbers and human traffickers trump also doubled down on criticism of harris's border policies and attack the harris campaign was prepared for the campaign released a border focused ad zeroing in on her commitment to border security, something she stressed durin

our amanda davis joins us now, live from paris.e get to today, let's look back at yesterday's highlights and i guess we can't start anywhere except with simone biles no. >> honestly, it's we're at that point in the games where everything is culminating the same time, the gymnastics, all the pool, the athletic's, as you said, starting today, the rowing, the cycling, it's absolutely brilliant for a sports fan. there's not many people in the world who can get away with wearing a diamond the encrusted necklace is there. but if anybody can, simone biles, can we had another night? gymnastics hall that was such a privilege to be there for all the hype, all the expectation. kim kardashian rogan she going head to against the tokyo 2020 gold medal winner, her teammates, sunny lee but with brazil's rebeca and draw jay also very much in the mix. she was the silver medalist from 2020. there was a little bit of a wobble. i have to say the star from simone biles, she made a mistake on the bars. she said, this is just how it couldn't be but when i

. >> yeah, it has to be heartbreaking for her seen an international sport sports anchor, amanda davis joining us now, live from paris with more amanda. what happened yeah, i'm really sorry. >> notes available to start the day and the games with better news, having had a week as a paris 20 2024 medal winner, a really tough end to the games for jordan chiles as the international olympic committee have confirmed, the u.s young gymnasts will be stripped of her bronze medal from the floor competition it's going to be reallocated to the romanian gymnast, ana barbosu. charles has posted for broken hearts emojis on social media saying she is removing herself for awhile to protect her mental health. we're talking about the event that gave us this that iconic podium photo with simone biles chiles, and rebeca andrade brazil. the first all-black olympic gymnastics podium. the court of arbitration for sport ruled on saturday. the inquiry chiles filed in the moments after her routine questioning the difficulty level scoring came too late. charles initially finished fifth with romania's ana barbosu

and australia is in third place, having struck gold 14 times well done to all was cnn's amanda davis is keeping track of all of this and she joins us now. so amanda taken through the highlights of tuesday's events yeah. >> good morning, rosemary. yeah, it was a great day, 11 for team usa and it has been a project six years in the making for gavi tomas, the 27-year-old from atlanta, who now lives in wilson saying it is an unbelievable indescribable feeling to claim olympic gold, beating sudden lucia's 100 meters champion julien alfred in the final to claim victory not only for team usa to to become the first, the only harvard university graduate. so when track and field goals at an olympic games, it was watching allyson, felix in london 2012 that inspired her. she won seven olympic golds in her career. so still some way to go for gavi, which she'll be hoping for more in the four by 100 relay, which is still to come. but if gabby thomas went into her final as the favorite well, cole hocker's victory in the men's 1,500 was an entirely different story. this one had been billed as a race f

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amanda davies in paris. thank you so much.ate it it. >> won gold medal winner from friday's action is proving the best revenge is success. >> algerian boxer imane khelif, who overcame a torrent of online abuse regarding her gender throughout the games. won gold in the women's 66 kilogram final, becoming the first one women in her country to win any medal in this event. here's what she told those bullies after winning only two i am a woman like any other woman. i was born a woman. i lived a woman and i competed as a woman. there's no doubt about that when if nikki in the out-of-court, they hate me and i don't know why i really don't know why i sent them a single message with this gold medal. and i say my dignity, my honor, is above everything else. >> now one olympian sacrificed any chance of making the podium on friday, but olympic debut of breaking also called breakdancing, as we heard, well, she's a refugee athletes, maneesha talas shoigu fled afghanistan after the taliban takeover. after losing her about she was disqualifie

and cnn's amanda davis joins me now live from paris with more great to see you, matt. take us through the highlights of monday's events i've sat laughing a slightly lighter schedule. it's not that light. and certainly the athletes involved will very much be going full steam ahead. but yesterday, i mean, we got what is being talked about as the most iconic photo of paris 2024. i'm dubbing and the abc rebecca, i'm dr. jay simone biles and jordan chiles, not only the first all-black olympic gymnastics podium, but a true show of love, support, and respect between the trio. all game changers in their own right with biles and chiles bowing down to celebrate brazil's entourage as she celebrates her first olympic gold that have third games after coming back from not one, not two, but three, acl tears, having won the floor competition is women supporting women in the best possible way with biles signing off here in paris with three goals at or silver and what she's described as more than how wildest dreams as speaking though of iconic pictures that a fair few have been produced

so let's go live to paris, cnn, saskya vandoorne, and amanda davis i'll standing by with the very latestat to see you both. so amanda, let's go to you first. take us through all the olympic highlights that we need to know about good morning, rosemary. only one place to start today. and of course that is the 100 meters, the men's 100 meters. america i told you i got this. that was the message from know lyles, a real shot to those who had been doubting him, but blimey, it was close, wasn't it? 5,000? of a second? he hadn't been the fastest man this year and 100 meters, he hadn't been the fastest man on the day. he said he had a conversation with this therapist ahead of the final whatever they said to each other, it worked noah lyles adding olympic gold to his word so titles, edging kishane thompson of jamaica, becoming the first american to win the men's 100 meters in 20 years and interestingly, he's back on track already in the next couple of hours this morning. his better of the events that the two 200 meters there was a massive gold in the pool for team usa and bobby finke successfully

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is currently underway all right, joining me now now, live from paris is cnn world sport anchor, amanda davis. so dozens of gold medals still on the line today. the last full day of competition, but first, take us through the best from friday yeah, there was a whole lot we could be talking about from friday. we've got one of those generations of stars in the men's 400 hurdles that we really have been lucky to witness, but it was one that the u.s record holder rebellion you have an aed feared was going to leave him without the medal. he deserved. but last night he finally got his hands on olympic gold. his first individual title after beating more records paula karsten warholm of norway and brazil's alison dos santos think this whole experience being in the village actually having a real olympic experience, just it's been amazing so far and try to different approaches here, trying not to be like two tense, too serious, and just have fun and just be light, be cool. >> so i think that was kind of like my focus going into this year be like beco while kenya is beta is chebet did that and didn't in

our amanda davis joins us live from paris and you've got one of the hot tickets yesterday, didn't you? >> i did. i was fortunate enough to be there for the gymnastics max and there's not many people who can get away with celebrating with a diamond encrusted, though necklace it's around your neck. but if anybody can sit bone can and that's pretty apt. so when it comes to her gymnastics performances as well, it really wasn't privileged to be there. the atmosphere say it was everything you've been hearing about. the game has changed the likes of vogue and vanity fair where they're seth rogen, steph curry, kim kardashian and everybody wanting to get in and see the action in history play out certain biles does have some pretty tough competition from brazil's rebeca and draw jay, she won silver last time out, a us teammates, suni lee, who took the gold in tokyo, but she's credited both of them with pushing and inspiring her to do what she does. she did have a wobble on the uneven bars, can't all be perfect that brought a massive intake of breath, but then put in a great performance on the b

amanda, amanda davis thank you thanks. for being with us this morning back tomorrow. >> yes, you bet thank you for joining us this morning. >> smerconish starts now

. >> amanda davis joins me now, live from paris with more great to see you. omega.g us the days olympic highlights. and of course, tell us what to look forward to in the hours the head yeah. >> good morning, rose rates been really fun story starts today. six here in paris, but i have to say that was nothing compared to the tidal wave of talent we saw hit the swimming pool last night. so often in sport, we overuse the word legend i'm way, but it is a word that is more than apt when it comes to talking about katie lucky, the u.s. swimmer. she said she was disappointed with how showing in the 400 meters freestyle pushing more than made up for it in the 1,500 last night, the event that she has made her she set a new olympic records. you finished seven seconds faster than the time she posted to win gold in total? three years ago, a ago, her eighth olympic gold medal in all, i mean, so far ahead of the rest of the field that they almost had to adjust the camera setting to get the rest of the swimmers in. and this is what she had to say afterwards any gold medal is it's no

amanda davis there live from paris for us. thanks, amanda, also, noah lyles. >> i mean, he is confident. i mean, definitely you have to be also you're allowed to be if you're willing the gold right, in saying, yeah, but you have to be 100 meters anyway, still ahead for nigerians defy that president's call to end mass protests over economic i'll make hardships, will head to lagos for the latest next i was so excited to buy my first home, but i needed a lot lot of work done on it. >> i went on to angie. jamie was the first person to call. >> i explained to her some of the things i could do and shoulder some pictures. >> he's resurfaced my fluorine. he's done plumbing work, he's refinished this beautiful table here. >> would you say that sand it for a week? >> well, wait, he didn't with top rated certified pros in over 500 categories. >> angie can connect you with the right pro for any home project find top rated certified pros in your area at angie.com sabri's, have you tried these new fabrice carb and clips and you intensity do

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amanda davis joins us now with more from paris amanda, what happened yeah, it saturday. >> that is meant to be the blockbuster day here at the games, isn't incredible 39 gold medals on offer tomorrow. but it's going i have to go some to be what we saw in terms of thursday night's news and action, no alliance being helped off track in a wheelchair was not how it was meant. it's ago was that he was looking to become the first man since usain bolt in 2016 to do the 100, 200 olympic double. but he ended up with a bronze in the 200 meter final after visibly struggling and then revealing he was suffering from covid having tested positive on tuesday, obviously that raises a lot of questions. it turns out he can at the test results secret from his rivals, as he said, he still wanted to compete. and didn't want to give his rivals an edge. instead, it was swan as letsile tebogo, who took the goal, the 21-year-old with a really special night, he dedicated the win to his mom who passed away in may, talking and africa can records. he finished ahead of kenneth bednarek, who took silver. he actually ha

amanda davis joins us now with more our from paris. amanda, good morning good morning. >> it was a sensational run has been a project six years in the making for gabby thomas and her team are 20 7-year-old from atlanta who now lives in austin, saying is an unbelievable indescribable feeling to claim olympic gold. she beats and lucia's 100 the champion julien alfred in the final claiming victory not only for team usa, but to become the first, the only harvard university graduate to win track and field gold at an olympic games. it was watching allyson felix in london in 2012 that inspired her. she won seven olympic golds in her career. so still some way to go for gavi, but she's hoping for more in the four by 100 relay still to come i thought. >> okay, if i get an olympic gold medal today, what's next for me? because i've accomplished almost everything that i've wanted to do up until this point. i got my undergraduate degree in neurobiology at harvard, which was my dream. i went and got my masters in public health and now i'm an olympic c

cnn international sports anchor amanda davis is live from paris and amanda, she needed to come from wayto do it and she did. she did because she really did want it has been such a long wait. moshe carry finally got what she came here to the olympics well, and that of course is a gold medal. it, it might not have been the hundred she'd been hoping she took the silver in that one you might remember, but with her usa teammates, 200 meter champion gabby thomas melissa jefferson, and twanisha terry. she put it in a stunning and koleg as you can see, blazing past germany, france, and team gb to take the wind you saw exactly what it meant to her on the top step of the podium, the tears were flowing. the script writers have got the basketball finals. they were hoping for in both the men's and women's competitions, host france against the might of the usa. the women beat australia 85 points so 64 and the semifinal brianna stewart scoring 16 points to help her side to their 16th straight olympic victory? yes. 60 year. >> and two there straight olympic gold medal game, which takes place on sunday,

all-around olympic gymnastics title, eight years after her first cnn international sports anchor, amanda davis with the latest amanda. >> everyone back home is so excited to see this happen and rightly, so i mean, 80 years after the first time she's done it, just put it that is an unbelievable amount of time in gymnastics. >> well then there's not many who can get away with celebrating with a diamond encrusted goat necklace around your neck. but if anybody can, simone can that's a pretty ap saying when it comes to her gymnastic performances as well, isn't it? i mean, i felt really really privileged to be there last night the atmosphere was everything you've been hearing about. >> the game has changed so the likes of vogue and vanity fair, their seth rogen, steph, curry, kim kardashian, everybody wanting to get in on the action and see history play out. >> and she overcame well able on the uneven bars with a huge intake of breath, but she put in a great performance on the beam and floor as you can see, ultimately stepping up and doing and what she does to become the first woman to win non-conse

i'm seeing an international sports anchor, amanda davis is in paris with the latest amanda. d, jessica, we do often overuse the word legend sports, i worry, but there's no doubt it is. >> i'm monica that katie let becky deserves with bells on. she said she was disappointed without showing in the 400 freestyle way bronze, but more than made up for it in the 1,500 and event that has become our own and she claimed to eight olympic gold medal in an olympic record time. it was a time seven in the seconds faster than winning time in tokyo, three years ago and again, they pretty much had to adjust the camera settings because you finished so far ahead of the rest, it was when made her the most successful female swimmer in games history. and she's aware of what that means in terms of inspiring the next generation i try not to really dwell on history or the magnitude of things those women that i'm up there with now, they're people that i've looked up to for so many years, people that i it was watching swim when i was just starting out in the sport. >> so that's very special to me to s

amanda davis joins us now with more from paris. amanda, good morning. >> good morning. america. america. i told you i got well, that was no isles with a shock to those who died doubted him, but my goodness, it was plos the doubles spread world champion adding olympic gold, his rally as me, he'd not been the fastest man this year. he'd not been the fastest on the day. he actually said he spoke to his therapist between his semifinal and final and whatever they said. well, it worked he came from behind as you can see to take it ahead of young jamaican hope kishane thompson by 5,000 of a second, we actually can put that into context. it's so small. the first >> bobby, think in the pool, retaining is 1,500 meter freestyle is shattering at 12-year well record in the process, the us were in danger of not winning amends, individual gold in the pool for the first time since all the way back in 19 he said it'd be motivated by the negativity and comments and became the first american male swimmer to go back to back in swimming is equivalent to the marathon. since 19 1972, no such issues fo

amanda davis joins us now with more from paris. amanda, what are we going to see today and what did we see yesterday? today? >> yeah. good morning. let's with yesterday and faa was very much the word another incredible comeback on the track from quincy hall, from missouri profile page on the olympic info site says his aim was simply to get here to take part in the olympics. but he is now celebrating goals, having taken the 400 meter victory in a new personal best time. it was a quick one as well. the fourth-fastest time ever run over the distance he came from fourth to first to be pre-race favorite matthew hudson-smith. the fight and grit as you can see so clear for everybody to see when he was asked how he did it, he said, well, you can't outrun a dog race was anyone's at that point? >> i just wanted to keep doing with my coast on be to do just keep driving, keep grabbed and get hill, and we do a lot of hard practices and we focused on coming home at the end of each practice. so that was nothing more than just me trying to go hard,

amanda davis joins us now more with more from paris. as just a hazing to see honestly, these athletes that absolutely the very, very best in the world being willing to look at each other and recognize game recognizes game exactly that. that is the phrase i have been using this morning. the biggest sporting stage where these athletes have fighting thing for the biggest prizes. but we got what is being talked about as the most iconic image of paris 2024. i'm dubbing them the abc, rebecca and dr. jay sumo mile jordan chiles, not only the first all-black olympic gymnastics podium, but a true show of love, support, and respect between the trio all game changes in their own rights with biles and chiles bowing down to celebrate brazil's are draghi, as she celebrated her first olympic goals at her third games after coming back from not one, not two, but three, acl tears to win the floor competition in solid really is women supporting women in the best possible way it has been so much celebration of simone biles, rightly signing off here in paris

amanda, amanda davis thank you thanks. for being with us this morning back tomorrow. >> yes, you bet thank you for joining us this morning. >> smerconish starts now how. >> long will the honeymoon last? i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia, vice president kamala harris has been on a roll. democrats are enthused. the money is rolling in a record $310 million in the month of july alone. and poll show harris outpacing president president biden's previous numbers. she's now running even with donald trump yesterday, she officially secured enough delegates to lock up the democratic presidential nomination the launch has been flawless, but choreographed and careful to avoid unscripted moments but there are intangibles on the horizon last wednesday, a hamas leader was executed in tehran, presumably by israel. in response to the attack of october 7, iran supreme leader has vowed revenge and the world awaits the next move this on top of expectation that lebanon will respond after israel killed a hezbollah leader on tuesday in beir

athletics, and the team sprint final in the men's track cycling here to discuss all of that, is amanda davis from paris, but first i'm just reflecting on yesterday, we talk a lot, don't worry about the most iconic images of the games every day there's a the new contender, but i think the women's floor gymnastics image of yesterday definitely take some beating yeah, very much. >> i mean, what are we on? we're on day 11. yesterday was day ten and for all their the wind surfing in tahiti and celine dion on the eiffel tower yesterday is the image that is being talked about as the most irish chronic photo of paris, 2024. so far, i'm dubbing them the abc, rebecca and dr. jay simone biles and jordan chiles, not only the first all black olympic gymnastics podium, but a true show of love support, and respect between the trio. they're all game changers in their own right with biles chiles bowing down to celebrate brazil's on dry j as she celebrated her first olympic gold at this her third games after coming back from not one not two, but three, acl tears and she one she took the victory in that floor

well, it supports amanda davis is live in paris with a look ahead. stay six, as well as some of the highlights from wednesday's action. i mean, getting a seat so what's the gymnastics must be pretty tough today even in the media the cube is to get into the gymnastics and the swimming. >> in particular, you have to get there early and honestly, it's such a privilege to be alive and be here to witness some of the greatest of all time in action and see them at the top of their game, which is what we've got over the last six days of action. so far, we use the word legend probably too often in sports own way, but let's start with the pool because katie becky is definitely one who deserves that title. she'd been disappointed with our performance in their 400 meter freestyle. she said, but she more than made up for it last night with the 1,500 in dred free style, she set a new olympic record sheet, beat the time she posted in tokyo three years ago to claim gold by seven seconds, you almost have to readjust the camera settings to make sure they got the rest

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amanda. >> good to see you. >> all right. i want to bring in a talk more about this. is this pending vice presidential pick is pennsylvania lieutenant governor austin davis. thanks for being here. lieutenant governor. now, look as we've talked about, we expect these vp pick to happen any moment tomorrow. harris and her new running mate will be in your state for a joint rally. do you have have any insight into who that pick will be or who you want it to be well, first, thank you so much for having me. >> i don't have any special insight. i know. i'll come ice president harris is going to make her her her announcement, but i can tell you, i have a great governor in josh shapiro and he's been a tremendous leader here in pennsylvania and i think it makes a lot of sense that he's on that list and look, this weekend politico reported, though that your predecessor as pennsylvania lieutenant governor now senator john fetterman, has concerns about josh shapiro as a potential vp pick stemming from a long running rivalry as they described, it seemed to two reportedly saying shapiro is too focused on his own personal ambitions. >> one, have you had conversations with

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