in the 0lympic with botswana. in the men's 200 metres.the usa just out finish, and that gold has the usajust out in finish, and that gold has the usa just out in front with 30, one ahead of china. australia are next with 18 some way back with the host nation, france on 14. great britain are fifth on 13 after that gold in the sailing. that's it from us. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we did have a lot of cloud through thursday afternoon, and with that came drizzle, some heavier outbreaks of rain across northern portions of the uk, for example here in stirling. with that rain, some low cloud and misty conditions. the air�*s actually been very humid. the humidity caused by south—westerly winds brought in by a warm sector cold front out in the atlantic is going to be spreading fresher air in from the west over the next few hours, and with that, drizzle will tend to ease away from scotlan

issue for botswana. cullinan , the world's largest diamond , was discovered in south africa in 1905 and weighed 621 grams before cutting. and an entrepreneur by setting up a production line for sewing machine parts in qom penitentiary. it provided the occupation of 60 people of the penitentiary. according to mr. heydari, with the launch of this production line, one million pieces of clothes sewing machine accessories will be supplied annually. turning, preparation of parts for making plastic accessories for clothes washing machines. this is one of the vocational training workshops of nadamedgah of qom, and with the cooperation of an entrepreneur of nadamedgah, it has become an employment center. about 60 people are working here, god willing, up to 100 to 120 people , god willing, we will be working here in the next month or two. 1403, when we started working , it took us about a month, we taught these. with this production line, it has been possible to produce one million pieces of accessories needed for

botswana's| for botswana's athlete. botswana's first gold. a huge achievement.in the olympics. look, it was also a very sentimental victory. olympics. look, it was also a very sentimentalvictory. he olympics. look, it was also a very sentimental victory. he lost his mother in may, just before the olympic sport of his mother was his world. we how difficult it was. he said that he almost quit the sport but there is a bantam try to help him find purpose again and find the reason why he doing this. last year i spoke to his mum and his mum told me when he won a silver medal in the world championships, his mum told me i want him to win gold. it was such a pity that she was not here to see it. as a pity that she was not here to see it. ~ ., , _ a pity that she was not here to see it.~ , a pity that she was not here to see it. a happy story for him at least in the end- _ it. a happy story for him at least in the end. fantastic— it. a happy story for him at least in the end. fantastic to - it. a happy story for him at least in the end. fantastic to talk - it. a happy sto

a diamond of that size, they found that in botswana about 300 miles north of the capital. of which now has all been cut up and you can find it in the crown jewels at the tower of london. they chopped it up? you can understand it because thatis it up? you can understand it because that is not going to fit on your finger. i don't think it would be very comfortable on your finger or around your neck. what happens next, it goes through weeks of different sorts of testing and analysis. then, it will be cut into various sized stones. the most likely route from thatis stones. the most likely route from that is that a majorjewellery house or fashion that is that a majorjewellery house orfashion brand that is that a majorjewellery house or fashion brand will purchase the stone and create a collection from it. the last time that a diamond so substantial was found back in 2019, it was then bought in 2020 by lb and h. so, it is certainly out there, but can we afford it?— h. so, it is certainly out there, but can we afford it? that is the question. _ but can we afford it? that is the q

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one of the biggest surprises at the paris olympics was the unprecedented success of the team from botswanaals in total at previous games. this time, they doubled that with a gold and a silver in the sprints. so it won't be a surprise to learn that the team came home to a welcome fit for heroes — with more than 30,000 people turning out to greet them at the national stadium. the centre of attraction on the open—top bus was letsile tebogo, who won the country's first ever olympic gold medal in the 200 metres — and was part of the botswana team that won silver in the men's four by four — hundred metres relay. still to come on newsday — we'll look at what effect the social media chat between elon musk and donald trump might have had on the race for the white house. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that a priest in blackburn, who was assessed as a potential risk to children and young people, was given a six—figure pay—off by the church of england. canon andrew hindley, was subject to five police investigations, including — into allegations of s

. >> reporter: botswana took gold. >> this is where he gets to show his speed. >> reporter: botswana took gold. usa item teammate kenny the silver. but moments after lyles crossed the finish line, he was seen gasping for air on the ground. medics rushed to his side before wheeling him out of the arena. it's a blow for lyles, fresh off that stunning 100 meter victory, winning by 0.005. days earlier telling abc news he hoped to break the world record in the 200 meter. >> it's always the goal, being faster and faster. i have a desire that whatever i touch, i don't always want to be the best, but i want to change it by the time i leave. >> reporter: team usa has now raked in over 100 medals. gold today for sydney mclaughlin-levrone, who broke her own world record in the 400 meter hurdles final. she's now the first american woman to win back-to-back golds in the event. and linsey, lyles is one of at least 40 athletes at thees olympics to have come down with covid or another illness. in a statement, usa track and field say he underwent a thorough medical e value wagts before the event and

at least stad to france, another bit of history was made when tibogo of botswana denied noah lyles inhat he then announced he had tested positive for covid, and tibogo becomes the winner of botswana's first ever gold medal. staying at the stad to france, back to today, a lot of people will be following katarina johnson—thompson of team gb, leading the heptathlon with two events to go, five down, eventually 90, events to go, five down, eventually go, the long jump completed this morning, then the javelin, culminating tonight with the 800 metres. she is the current world champion but has been pushed by belgian rival, looking for a third consecutive 0lympic heptathlon title, so so many eyes on her, to see what she can do this evening, to pick up herfirst see what she can do this evening, to pick up her first 0lympic see what she can do this evening, to pick up her first olympic medal, but also this evening, the athletics is incredible, the final of the four times 100 metres it, men's and women's, and that was after a doping violation in tokyo, by cj ujoh, but noah lyles, has tested posit

so there corresponding nick connelly reporting there from suggest turning out some other news botswana has just unveiled, one of the biggest diamonds ever discovered the country's president got a chance to inspect the special rock up close. a jan does she have therefore a massive raj. i'm showing it weighs is 2492 carrots and it's the 2nd largest diamond you have in mind. the biggest being colin, which was found in south africa in 19 of life botswana, is one of the world's biggest producers of precious stones. just before we go, a quick reminder of our top story at this hour. a couple of harris has formerly accepted her parties, nomination for you as president in her speech at the democratic national convention in chicago. she set out her policies and a vision for the future. with her slogan, we're not going back. and also a quick reminder that you can always get the w news on the go for that. you just need to download our app from google play or from the app store. they'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world. plus you will get push notifications. anytime we ha

then there's a new wildlife series which will transport you to the spectacular okavango delta in botswanaines for six months, over two extreme seasons. let's get a taste of what it's all about. she's ready to go. my heart rate was through the roof. this does not happen a lot. it's crazy, wasn't it? this is a military grade thermal imaging camera. we are going to be able to seel things in a completely different light and tell stories - in a completely different way. this is nature at its absolute finest. this is crazy. this could be a fight to the death. someone at the heart of this series is anna dim—eetree—ardis, someone at the heart of this series is anna, a wildlife cinematoprapher. i spoke to her earlier. humans have been filming lions and cheetahs and leopards for years and years and years, and we're clearly fascinated by them, and we think we know everything about them. but what this series shows is that there's a lot about their behaviours that we did not know, and that is purely down to the 2a we are following them around the clock day and night. so that means we're getting to see

it's a first olympic gold of all time for botswana.o's winning time, 19.46 seconds, ahead of the american's kenny bednarek, who took silver, with lyles having to settle for bronze. it emerged after the race that lyles had tested positive for covid and had to be helped off the track in a wheelchair. france's benjamin thomas lit up the olympic velodrome and delighted the home fans by winning gold in the men's omnium despite coming off his bike. the 28—year—old was fourth in tokyo three years ago, but finished 11 points clear of portugal's iuri leitao, with belgium's fabio van den bossche taking bronze. the omnium is made up of four different endurance races — the scratch, tempo, elimination and points — with riders scoring points in each for an overall total. china won its sixth gold medal in diving on thursday as it stays on track for an unprecedented sweep of all eight at the games. china has dominated diving for decades, but never has taken all eight golds. the defending champion xie siyi secured gold with 100 points in his final dive

it's a first olympic gold of all time for botswana. emerged after the race that lyles had tested positive for covid and had to be helped off the track in a wheelchair. france's benjamin thomas lit up the olympic velodrome and delighted the home fans by winning gold in the men's omnium despite coming off his bike. the 28—year—old was fourth in tokyo three years ago, but finished 11 points clear of portugal's iuri leitao, with belgium's fabio van den bossche taking bronze. the omnium is made up of four different endurance races —

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diamonds to have in mind the biggest being the economy which was found in south africa in 19 o. 5 botswana is one of the world's biggest producers of precious stones. and before we go, our reminder of our top story, carla harris, as formerly accepted her parties, nomination for you as president and her speech at the democratic national convention in chicago. she spit out her policies and a vision for the future. with her slogan, we're not going back. indian prime minister and a render moody's and to of where he's met with president a lot of years. the landscape is the 1st visit by an indian leader to modern ukraine. the you're up to date on the the news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. in the meantime, you can get lots for news on our website, just go to www dot com and you can also visit our social media channels. like instagram is x. a handle you need is at the w need. all of us in berlin, thanks for the company. on the long voyage through the ocean. another how well was the cost for a long time, they had to be a human. so on the journey. now the trenches

the race was won by letsile tebogo who claimed botswana's first ever olympic gold after which their presidentimmediately needed treatement at the side of the track before being taken away in a wheelchair. he has asthma and battled to catch his breath, later saying he'd been coughing through the night before and had taken as much medication as legally could. lyles posted on social media that despite his 100 metres title it wasn't the olympics he'd dreamed of, and he believes it's come to an end. he didn't appear in the relay heats on friday morning. i hope everyone enjoyed the show, he went on. "whether you were rooting for me or against me, you have to admit you watched, didn't you?" before signing off "sincerely, your world's fastest man for the next 4 years!" despite that disappointment, the usa continue to reign supreme on the track at the stade de france. no athlete has been more dominant than sydney mclaughlin—levrone who broke the world record in winning gold in the 400 metres hurdles. her new mark of 50.37 seconds is the sixth time she's lowered the world best since 2021. this is an

a deal has been agreed with botswana to take water more than 700km through a pipeline into the countrye balance of the economic benefits are more of a trickle than a gush. andre lombard, bbc news at the katsi dam, lesotho. starbucks and its newly appointed boss, brian niccol, have come under fire for plans to allow him to commute almost 1,000 miles from his family home in california to the firm's headquarters in seattle on a private jet. the swift removal of niccol�*s predecessor and the $100 million deal to poach him from another company has been big news in corporate america. but environmentalists have been enraged that niccol is being facilitated to remain living in newport beach and jet in for the three days a week when he's expected to be in the main office. joining me now is chris roebuck, global leadership expert, who's also on the advisory board of ucl school of management. we know this because starbucks made his job offer letter public in regulatory filings about niccol�*s appointment. what damage does it do to their environmental reputation? well, given that they knew they we

wonderful botswana was and comfortably at the finishing line.a athlete. with bring you a bit more and estate 13 of the olympics. a medal numberfor team gb hasjust gone up to 51 as in my feet again gets the bronze in the track cycling. —— emma. new zealand taking the gold in germany taking silver holds the germany did manage to clinch the gold in the men�*s finals. indonesia got theirfirst clinch the gold in the men�*s finals. indonesia got their first gold medal and the men�*s speed climbing final. that adds to their existing bronze medal, so well done to them. team gb's medal, so well done to them. team gb�*s bradley send and has pulled out of his bronze medal. disappoint for him. was heartbreakfor team gb�*sj jones, as she lost in the first round for the second olympics in a row. she may still be given a chance of the bronze medal. the 13th goal for gb as ellie eldridge wins the women�*s caught final —— quite final selling. it�*s a double gold today for new zealand. let�*s speak to alex chapman. it�*s been such a good day. talk me through it.

does anybody know the capital of botswana. gaborone. yes. give him a free book, not mine. somebody else's. you know. all right what i. i am very happy about that. so i'm not going to ask any more geography questions tonight. think we've got that covered. thank you. yeah. yeah, we're doing all the bees. yeah. william rock hill nelson. okay, but you guys know who? william rock hill. nelson is, right? well, he opened the first art gallery in kansas city. and what happened was nelson went on a trip to the to europe do one of these grand tours in the 1890s and he bought lot of reproductions of works of the old masters to bring back to kansas city and open a gallery. well, harry truman, you know, when he was growing in kansas city, there really was no art gallery here to speak of. and so this was nelson's attempt to to bring some kind of art museum to kansas city. well, here, i'll show you these the kinds of pictures that that he brought back. now, this is a reproduction of don't me say his name, bartholomaeus van der hulst. but these are the kindsf pictures that william rock bi

and finally, botswana has just unveiled one of the biggest diamonds ever discovered. the country's president got a chance to inspect the special rock up close it and you have to take a look at the mass of wall. jim stone was 2492 carrots and it's the 2nd largest diamond ever to up in mind. the biggest being the colon on which was found in south africa in 19 o 5. what's one is one of the world's biggest producers of precious stones? all right, here's a reminder of our top story. this, our, a democrats in the us are gearing up for a speech by complet harris, where she will accept the parties nomination for president of the united states. terraces. expect to sketch out her policy agenda and vision for the future. should she, with the november election and president flooding mental lensky has made his 1st visit to the border region. since ukraine launched its assault, its a rock, its a rushes, cursed region is not across the frontier. and the russian foot said that ukraine needed to create a buffers and that's it for now, we'll be back soon with more headlines in the mean

they just unearthed this in botswana. >> only one other stone was bigger. 3100 carat diamond found in south africa back in 1905. whoever found this, however they found it. what do you think their reaction was? i can't believe they actually turned it in. i mean, that's like a huge rock you can hold in your hand. >> it probably could have just kept going and going. >> next is something worth even more than a diamond. i would say krispy kreme is now adding a doctor pepper pepper flavored donut to its fall lineup, also just in time for football season. >> a buttercream gold donut dipped in green icing. so you did it to me too. and a cream filled football donut. none of which danny brought to us. but he's going to. yes, and i'm going to try to figure it out here. >> he's ad libbing. >> it's because krispy kreme is closed at this hour. oh, polka. >> drink drink drink >> presenting the multi-tale and ribbon. >> her new single, so it goes is out now on spotify and itunes. politics and foreign wars are there all the scars? >> that's the world news. polka. if you're

rice became the champion in the two meters, lead seal tobogo from botswana, and kenneth bednarik and noah lyles, the american runner. ershad nadeem from pakistan won the second and third titles in the javelin throw with 92 meters and 97 cm, while improving in cycling and in the aluminum or mixed material , benjamin thomas from france became the champion, and lully liato from portugal and fadiyan vanden boche from belgium were the second. and the winner is with him, who finished third, in the football ranking match, morocco crushed egypt 6-0 and reached the bronze medal. today's final match is between france and spain. continued news premier futsal league followed up with the rise of crop to the second place in the table and the defeat of farshara. at the beginning of the fifth week of this competition yesterday, crop elon 3 zero safir defeated tehran and climbed to the second place in the table with 12 points. in the other two games , hormozgan foulad scored 32 out of 100 goals and mashhad's farshara was defeated by qom football board at home. this is farshara's third consecutive def

it was a first in botswana's history as tebogo came home with a winning time of 19.46 seconds ahead ofmericans kenneth bednarek with liles having to settle for bronze. ., ., ., ., bronze. for me, i am not an arrogant— bronze. for me, i am not an arrogant or— bronze. for me, i am not an arrogant or a _ bronze. for me, i am not an arrogant or a loud _ bronze. for me, i am not an arrogant or a loud person i bronze. for me, i am not an l arrogant or a loud person like no other, so i believe in athletics.— no other, so i believe in athletics. . . �*, �* ., athletics. france's ben'amin thomas athletics. france's ben'amin rhomas at i athletics. france's ben'amin thomas lit up i athletics. france's ben'amin thomas lit up the h athletics. france's benjamin| thomas lit up the velodrome athletics. france's benjamin - thomas lit up the velodrome and delighted fans in winning gold despite coming off his bike. the 28—year—old was fourth in tokyo previously but finished 11 points clear of portugal with belgium taking bronze. the omnium is made up of four different endurance races — scratch, tempo, el

the capital of botswana in southern africa was discovered using x-ray detection technology.inan was discovered as the world's largest diamond with a weight of 621 grams in 1905 in south africa. healthcare problems in france have added to the stateless crisis. lack of doctors, nurses and other facilities. treatment in french hospitals caused some patients have even died in the emergency room. while france has been under a state of emergency for about a month and a half, the emergency rooms of french hospitals are also in a critical state of closure or temporary service . lack of hospital facilities and staff in france, especially emergency departments. we can avoid them. this is the headline of a recent letter from the french medical staff union that services are dying in western france. even though they say that everything is good, the situation in the emergency room is a disgrace, and people die in the hospital emergency room i heard about the disaster, the emergency room is a place to save the lives of patients, not to kill them. according to the official announcement of t

and he's botswana's first ever olympic gold medalist. and she has done it again. american sydney mclaughlin, the roni breaking her own world record in the 400 meter hurdles with a time of 50.37 seconds. it was showdown final, facing the netherlands speeds to femke bol. she finished bronze, american anna cockrell took silver, but sidney went on to do something. nobody's ever done before in the event getting back-to-back olympic gold sydney mclaughlin of rania is now the most dominant in the event we've ever seen. she has broken the world record of mind mind-boggling six times arshad nadeem of pakistan stunned the world with an olympic record throw of 92.97 meters in the second round of the javelin final, it proved to be the unbeatable mark as nadeem claimed the gold medal and deeper india's neeraj chopra as olympic champ. nadeem is now pakistan's first olympic medal winner since 1992 finally, the united states men's basketball team survived a huge pretty scary erase a double-digit fourth quarter deficit to be serbia and nikola jokic 95-90, one earning a spot in the

and it was found in botswana. this is the second largest diamond ever found there.erts say it symbolizes botswana's continued ascent of the global leader in diamond production there. wow. so big. yeah. the last one sold. it was smaller. sold for 63 million. wow that is amazing. doesn't even look real. just like ice there. okay, so some people collect things like stamps, diamonds, maybe. but a delaware family put together a massive collection of beer cans, bottles and growlers. paul ostrowski started this collection back in 1969. it fills up an entire basement. it is still growing, and among them is the first budweiser can from newark, that is, from the 1930s. now all the containers are empty so they don't soil or explode. you know, in the best interest. paul assures everyone that he did not drink them all by himself. i'll come home many days and there will be two empty cans in my mailbox. there will be three by the front steps. everybody knows i collect. everyone's contributing. paul says his wife doesn't even drink beer. but she says as long as the collection stays

rai benjamin holds off botswana and keeps a streak alive for the 4x4 hundred relay. it is gold.rious gold for the united states. what an amazing day. and the women's national team shutting out brazil for their first gold medal since london in 2012. jessica aguirre joins us one final time from paris before we say au revoir. hello, jessica. yes teri and gio, we end exactly where we began. here on a chilly parisian morning at the trocadero with the eiffel tower behind us. except that this time we have a cache of gold that we're taking home with us and our beloved steph curry. boy, did he bring it. he's got four championship rings, and now he has a really nice gold necklace to go with it. let's show you what it was like in bercy arena. you saw it on tv. it was mesmerizing. just crazy in there. the warrior star, with his signature sharpshooter styl, eschewing team usa basketball to its fifth straight gold medal, electrifying a hard fought victory against the host nation france, winning 98 to 87. in the end, it was curry at his finest with four three pointers in the final moments, clo

one of the largest diamonds ever found has been discovered in botswana. it's a $2492.00 carrot stove and it was found completely intact. botswana as well as the 2nd biggest diamond producer, the largest diamond ever discovered in the mine was founded in south africa more than a 100 years ago. so you can find it, that's it from a, if this these up or will be shipped, it's much more pleasant. up the, a unique perspective, the transfer and the displacement of being vision as population has been discussed as part of design is project one back for? well, over a 100 years on heard voices, all the people have to pay to buy the bottle. there's bombing connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. young people are not looking for a hand, but they're not backed up by a system that supports the streams on out just the are the us is always of inside $54.00, right? the world people pay attention to this one here. and i'll just see this very good that bringing the news to the world from here on the safe them even come in as an interna

a packed stade de france and went from roars are chanting usa to wows as least salay to boho of botswana flew past this lyles and american kenny bednarek, who took the silver winning time, 19.46 seconds, fifth-fastest time in history, least say late to bow is the first african ever to win the 200. and he's botswana's first ever olympic gold medalist and she has done it again, american sydney mclaughlin, the 20, breaking her own record in the 400 meter hurdles with a time of 50.37 seconds. it was a showdown final facing the netherlands specced or femke bol, she finished bronze, american anna cockrell took silver, but sidney went on to do something nobody's ever done before in the event winning back-to-back olympic gold, sydney mclaughlin-levrone is now the most dominant in the event we've ever seen. she has broken the world record of mind-boggling six times. arshad nadeem of pakistan stunned the world with an olympic record throw of 92.97 meters in the second round of the javelin final, it proved to be the unbeatable mark as nadeem claimed the gold medal and dethroned india's neeraj chopr

this one found in a mime mine in botswana and presented to the botswanan president. look at that.ountry is the world's top diamond producer by value. what are you going to do with that thing? don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. happy friday janelle. right now at 530. here's what we're working on on a busy evening. anger in a bay area community after a teacher's assistant is arrested after police say he sexually assaulted kids, how the school is reacting and what investigators want you to know.

it's a first olympic gold of all time for botswana.the stade de france. johnson—thompson regained her advantage after clocking 21.41; seconds in the 200—metres. her main rival is belgium's nafi thiam, and the pair briefly swapped places following the evening's shot put session. but it's kjt who leads with a combined 4055 points, 48 more than thiam and 99 ahead of the united states' anna hall. to a stunning performance now from sydney mclaughlin—levrone in the women's aoo—metres hurdles, which saw her win gold in a new world record time of 50.37 seconds. mclaughlin—levrone was uncatchable on the final straight, the defending champion improving on her own record time set earlier this year, and was far ahead of compatriot anna cockrell, who won silver in a personal—best time of 51.87, and the netherlands' femke bol, who won bronze in 52.15. a gold for team gb in the sailing earlier thanks to ellie aldridge to bring great britain's total up to 13. it's the first time the women's kite has been at the olympics, so history then for aldridge a

the 200, placing third behind teammate kenny bednarek with silver and winner let kiley tobago of botswana, lyles dropped to the track and was surrounded by medics after the race, later revealing he had been diagnosed with covid 19. the much anticipated matchup in the women's 400 meter hurdles was no contest. 50.65 is the existing world record. sydney mclaughlin laverne romped to the gold, breaking her own world record in the process. teammate anna cockrell took silver and femke bol, who was expected to challenge for gold, took the bronze. he's not going to let it happen again. grant holloway got the redemption he's sought since winning silver in tokyo, finally getting the gold in the 110 hurdles. teammate daniel roberts took silver. australia spoiled u.s. hopes for a fourth straight gold in women's water polo. the aussies scored on their sixth shot of a shootout, then got the save on the u.s. follow up. the americans will play for bronze. sam watson missed out on a gold in sport climbing, but he won his bronze medal match and added a bonus along the way with another world record and the b

en la final de los 200 metros, masculino le tebogo de botswana ganó con un tiempo de 19 46.haron por el bronce ante egipto en el minuto 23 abde luli le puso la primera firma al partido. minutos después le tocó el turno a jimmy. el marcador era 2 por 0. en el 51 el canucks llegó con el tercero. el cuarto fue producto de rahimi y esto ya era goleada. naka completó la manita en el 71. el conjunto marroquí buscó más y consiguió el sexto por medio de hakimi 6 por 0. fue el resultado. este domingo los juegos olímpicos llegan a su fin y desde parís pondremos el broche de oro olímpico al evento más grande del verano. la ceremonia de clausura en vivo por telemundo. hacemos otra pausa y al regresar sabremos si es bueno o no hacer ejercicio después de comer. así que piensa en nuestra sección no te enredes, se lo diremos. recuerde que puede tener toda la información actualizada en la palma de su mano. solo descargue nuestras aplicaciones en su celular para recibir información de su ciudad. búsquenos bajo telemundo 48 Área de la bahía telemundo 33 sacramento o telemundo 51. yaeg rresa le

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the biggest, the biggest was the call a man which was found in south africa in the year. 19 o. 5 botswana though is one of the world's leading producers of precious stones. and finally, there been some dramatic features from iceland. a volcano is erupt, thing for the 6th time since last december. previous interruptions have caused evacuations of a nearby town. i'm going to vic. this time though, there is no displacement. at least not this far as slice internet as a capital re cubic are not affected. the fisher is around 4 kilometers long. you're watching the w news, a reminder of our top story. cala harris has formerly accepted the democratic nomination for us president in a speech closing the democratic national convention in chicago, paris set out of vision for the future with the slogan, we're not going back there up to date on dw news on marietta evans teen up next. a d w documentary on research into climate change in the remote. how to go near region of latin america. don't forget, you can get lost for news on our website. just go to the w dot com from me and the entire news team in

diferente a lo que hago todos los días en la final de los 200 metros, masculino lexile tebogo de botswanalucharon por el bronce ante egipto en el minuto 23 abde luli le puso la primera firma al partido. minutos después le tocó el turno a jimmy. el marcador era 2 por 0. en el 51 el canucks llegó con el tercero. el cuarto fue producto de rahimi y esto ya era goleada. naka completó la manita. en el 71, el conjunto marroquí buscó más y consiguió el sexto por medio de hakimi 6 por 0. fue el resultado? no? bueno bien, amigos. y así concluimos esta jornada. definitivamente que fue espectacular. como lo pudieron ver, estuvimos de primera línea hablando con los protagonistas en este canal en esta señal y no lo busque en otro lado porque no lo va a encontrar. mañana francia y españa definirán al ganador de la medalla de oro en el fútbol masculino. además, méxico, méxico sueña con una medalla de oro con marco verde en el boxeo, en la categoría de los 71 kilogramos. así es de que mañana esto se va a poner mucho mejor, se los prometo. así es que de regreso con ustedes al estudio, muy bien. gracias ale

this one found in a mime mine in botswana and presented to the botswanan president. look at that. the country is the world's top diamond producer by value. what are you going to do with that thing? don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. happy friday janelle. right now at 530. here's what we're working on on a busy evening. anger in a bay area community after a teacher's assistant is arrested after police say he sexually assaulted kids, how the school is reacting and what investigators want you to know. governor newsom is setting aside nearly $800 million to cities across the state to help build sustainable housing and infrastructure. the bay area city is set to get some of the money and this vital junction box next to the castro theater in san francisco is falling apart. the odd reason people are pointing to for this collapse. welcome back to the news at 530. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm garvin thomas. there is anger and disgust in fremont tonigh

next, a huge discovery in botswana, the second largest diamond ever found. >> the newly unearthed diamondats, and miners say it was found using new technology. it's said to be in remarkable shape. a bigger diamond topping 3000 carats that was found in south africa over 100 years ago. and finally, a flower girl who can really make an entrance. >> a woman posted a video of her daughter doing backflips down the aisle. she was the flower girl for a wedding in california. but this is so impressive. i think she stole the show. >> i love her. yeah, definitely memorable. right? — thanks. — mhm. what'd you get? oh, i got another double shot, double cream, double froth, double pump, double whip, double hot, double caf, double sleeve. hey, did you know that discover doubles your cashback at the end of your first year? — you are cut off. you earn. we match. — debbie. — unlimited cashback match. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. delicious too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? we are, my friend. we are. i trust se

he would not be contesting the final because in that second semifinal the south african one from botswanaon of italy, marcel jacobs, he produced a fantastic run in what has been a difficult season for him, 9.92, so quicker than louis hinchliffe. the fourth placed finisher in that race was also quicker than the brit as well and at that point he knew he would not be taking part in the final. and then the third and final semifinal to placejust the third and final semifinal to place just now the third and final semifinal to placejust now and the third and final semifinal to place just now and all eyes were on zharnel hughes, the one remaining hope for a place in the final. but i can report that he finished in sixth place. thomson, the fastest man in the world this year, another jamaican, he won. fred curley, a silver medallist last time out, world champion a couple of years ago, he was second. zharnel hughes was down in sixth. so a frustrating few minutes for the british sprinters. hughes has been suffering with a bit of injury trouble at this stage, so not a massive surprise he failed to mak

tebogo was also part of the botswana team that won silver in the men's four by 4 x 100 metres relay. the games were taken round the stadium in an open top bus as spectators including the president mokgweetsi masisi cheered and waved flags. around the world and across the uk, this is bdc news. —— bbc news. you are alive with bbc news. the huge wildfires in greece that have been threatening the capital of athens have been brought under control. at least one person has died while dozens have been injured and thousands have had to leave their homes. but the authorities remain on high alert for potential flareups amid soaring temperatures. our correspondent is in greece and she sent us this update from one of the worst affected suburbs of athens. if you were here with me, you'd be able to smell the ash around me, the smell of charred ground. and there's still this dry heat here in athens. which is why you can see some of the smoke right there behind me. and just to give you a sense of how close we are to homes there, right there behind me. now, this is a northern suburb of athens. that's

botswana pushed them all the way and took silver.ld medal. britain taking bronze. something else that has happened in the last hour, kenny has won a world record third consecutive gold medal in the women's 1500 metres. —— gold medal in the women's1500 metres. —— kenya. setting another record finishing in three minutes 51.29 seconds. she has done it in successive olympic years. jessica hull took bronze for australia. georgia bell won bronze. ——jessica hull took silverfor georgia bell won bronze. ——jessica hull took silver for australia. jakob ingebrigtsen missed out on a medal in the 1500 metres at the norwegian —— and the norwegian has returned to the track to win gold. bronze went to the us, silva went to kenya. china's incredible domination of diving continues. the defending champion providing an historic eighth gold in eight events at these paris games. an impressive win for him in the ten metre platform final. he now has four gold medals in his career overall. britain's noah williams winning bronze. she previously won silver and

lyles outrun by botswana's letsile tebogo and his own teammate, kenny bednarek. there? >> what's your message to all the fans out there? >> stay tuned. tomorrow is going to be fire. i'm not finished. >> reporter: immediately after the race, lyles appeared winded, laying on his back and looking as though he was having trouble breathing, then he went to get medical attention, taken off the track in a wheelchair. lyles, in a mask, later revealing why. >> i woke up early, about 5:00 a.m. on tuesday morning, and i was feeling really horrible. i knew it was more than just being sore from the 100. you know, woke up the doctors, and we reporter: qus swirling tested, and, unfortunately, they came up that i was positive for covid. >> reporter: questions swirling whether lyles should have been allowed to compete with covid. u.s. track and field saying they followed all olympic guidelines, releasing a statement saying in part, after a thorough medical evaluation, noah chose to compete tonight. we respect his decision and will continue to monitor his condition closely. in all, team

last night, botswana's 200 metre runner won the final.hompson, she is competing in the 800 metres tonight. she is being chased by the belgian athlete, but she is in very good shape going into that 800 metres. men's and women's 400 metres final tonight. team gb looking for a bit of redemption after having their silver medal stripped from tokyo. that is after a doping violation. they will be looking to impress. team usa, will they be without their star sprinter noel eyles? he tested positive for covid. there's a lot happening here in paris. i will bring you all the latest year today. and a reminder that you catch up for the sport on a website. there's a whole section on the olympics, which i'm sure you have discovered by now. also latest on all the stories we are covering. there is the details coming in on the story in ukraine, where a strike on a supermarket has killed two and wounded 17. staging for more. —— stay tuned for more. hello. for some of us it was quite a humid and cloudy start to the day, but we're seeing fresher air now moving

to win the 100 and the 200 at the olympics in four decades was not meant to be lyles outrun by botswana'slie tebogo and his team usa teammate. however in a dramatic turn immediately after the race, lyles appears winded. he lays on his back looking as though he was having trouble breathing. then he went to get medical attention taken off the track in a wheelchair, lyles later revealing that he ran with covid. i woke up early about 5 a.m. on tuesday morning and you know, i just was feeling really horrible and i knew it was more than just being sore from the 100, you know, woke up the doctors and we tested. and unfortunately it came up that i was positive for covid and it's taken its toll for sure. but i've never been more proud of myself for being able to come out here and getting a bronze medal. where last olympics, i was very disappointed in this time. i couldn't be more proud. did you ever consider, say, track and field? there are a lot of questions, though, swirling about whether lyles should have been allowed to compete with covid. usa track and field saying they followed all the olymp