caeleb dressel is a truly unique athlete both in and out of the water. you are so pretty. want some fresh eggs. she is funny. you hear her clocking around and being obnoxious. something nice to have outside the pool did it especially my dog. i don't have thousands of animals and iam don't have thousands of animals and i am biased towards my dog and my chicken. i grew up in florida. it is outdoorsy. i like coming out here with jane and in my backyard there is trees and water everywhere. did you always love swimming? no, i did not. it was the opposite. when i was 12i not. it was the opposite. when i was 12 i hated swimming. i was a 12—year—old kid who just wanted run around and get hurt. swimming did not offer that to me in the least. that there was something about the sport i could not walk away from. that there was something about the sport i could not walk away fromlj believe sport i could not walk away from.|j believe you had an emotional introduction to butterfly? 0h, believe you had an emotional introduction to butterfly? oh, yeah. i cried the first time i was told but

caeleb dressel, we saw him yesterday, three golds, is he the next big thing in swimming?int events, the 50 freestyle world champion from yesterday, this race here, he has the best start in the world. ben proud's start is amazing but he whipped him to play pieces. we were hoping he would break the world record in the 53 yesterday, he has 150 and 100 in a free and fly, he almost floats along the surface of the water, such an athlete. what makes him so good, can you pick out certain things about why he is so successful? it's hard to see from the surface, everybody has, i'm not competing any more, but six foot four, six foot six, that comes down to the levers, the paddles and flippers, hands and feet. he has the right attributes. he is a little bit more dynamic, more of an athlete, and in —— america, excuse the pun, the pool of people that we choose from is much greater. we have 100,000 people in england and they have half a million people who swim. the world record from michael phelps, we thought it would have been beaten at some point but not so quickly, it was beaten, his

american caeleb dressel was the standout swimmer of this year's world championships which finished onght medals, with six of those gold and he also broke a world record which had been held by the sport's greatest ever champion michael phelps for 10 years. but who is the man behind the medals? bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida. he isa he is a truly unique athlete, both in and out of the water stability you so pretty, yeah i really did get her as a joke, almost but i really did want some fresh x. you heard her clucking around and being obnoxious. especially my dog, i do not have thousands of animals or anything like that, but i am biased towards my dog and like that, but i am biased towards gand my like that, but i am biased towards my dog and my chicken. i have grown up my dog and my chicken. i have grown up in florida my whole life, i coming out here and even write in my backyard, there are trees and water everywhere. why did you always loved swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over swimming? no, it was the opposite. i was so over it, when i

the world aquatics championship ended in gwangju, south korea, on sunday with caeleb dressel of the usa silver in the 4—by—100 metres medley relay, adding to his record breaking collection. the race was won by great britain in a thrilling finish, with adam peaty claiming his third gold of the championships in the process. peaty retained both his 50 metres and 100 metres breaststroke titles earlier in the week. meanwhile, the usa won the women's 4—by—100 metres medley relay final, setting a new world record in the process. the quartet of regan smith, lilly king, kelsi dahlia and simone manuel beat their own record with a time of 3 minutes, 50.40 seconds. australian swimmer shayna jack has said she will fight to clear her name after testing positive for a banned substance she says she did not knowingly consume. it forced her withdrawal before the championships began. swimming australia said she was notified of the result following an out—of—competition drug test onjune the 26th this year. she was suspended from the australian team and sent home from its pre—worlds training camp injapan. j

and the winners included caeleb dressel of the usa in the men's 100 metres freestyle.pionship gold of his career and takes his tally to three golds and a silver from this year's championships alone. there was a gold medal forjapan‘s daiya seto in the men's 200 metres individual medley. it was his second medal of the games — after picking up a silver in the 200 metres butterfly. and there was gold for australia in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay. they clocked second minutes, 41.50 seconds, breaking the world record which had stood for ten years. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino apologised to manchester united for tough tackling by his players during their 2—1 preseason international champions cup defeat in shanghai. the match was littered with heavy challenges, but it was teenage striker angel gomes who scored the winner ten minutes from time, completing a remarkable sequence that has seen all nine goals during their four—match tour of australia and asia either scored or assisted by players from their academy. when you are tired, when it is so hot, sometimes the

american caeleb dressel was the standout swimmer of this year's world championships which finished ongold and he also broke a world record which had been held by the sport's greatest ever champion michael phelps for 10 years. but who is the man behind the medals? bbc 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet him in florida. caleb dressel is a truly unique athlete both in and out of the water. you are so pretty! delete the chicken, i got her almost as a joke but i did want fresh eggs! she is funny, you heard her clucking around and being obnoxious. just something nice to have outside of the swimming pool nice to have outside of the swimming pool. especially my dog, i'm biased towards my dog and my chicken. i have been in florida my whole life and it is very much an outdoors life we have trees and water everywhere. did you always loved swimming? i did not, it was the opposite. when i was 12| not, it was the opposite. when i was 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and! 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and i just 12 i hated swimming, i was so over it and ijust wanted to ru

american swimmer caeleb dressel has won a hat—trick of gold medals at the world championships in southhe then helped the americans to victory in the mixed 4x100 freestyle relay. saturday‘s gold medal haul takes his tally for the championships to six and means that the 22—year—old now has 13 world titles from two world championships. meanwhile it‘s emerged that australian swimmer shayna jack tested positive for a banned substance before the championships. the australian sports anti—doping authority found an adverse result in an out—of—competition test in june. jack says insists she "did not take the substance knowingly". that‘s all the sport for now. a reminder of our top story. more than 1,000 people have been arrested in moscow, during unauthorised protests against the banning of many opposition candidates from local elections. there were scuffles as police dispersed groups of protesters, who responded with anti—putin chants. a number of demonstrators were injured. the authorities say around 30 candidates failed to collect enough valid signatures, but the barred candidates say they‘ve

caeleb dressel won his eighth medal sunday in south korea.eaks the record set by olympic champ michael phelps. dressel is also now third all time with 13 gold medals at the world championships. >>> and history was made on the streets of paris. 22-year-old egan bernal has become the first person from south america to win the tour de france. the colombian is also the youngest winner in more than a century. he won the 21-day race by about 70 seconds. >>> indians pitcher trevor bauer is apologizing for his angry and unique reaction to being taken out of the cleveland game sunday. he saw he was being replaced and threw the ball over the center field fence in kansas city. he says his intensity consumed him and that he won't do that again. the indians lost that game. reminds me of a little boy. >> i was going to say a spanking and a time-out might be in order. >>> up next in "the pulse," the grasshopper invasion in las vegas gets even scarier. >>> also ahead, the 16-year-old who just won $3 million playing the video game fortnite. >>> and you have t

well, for tokyo next year, remember the name caeleb dressel.world aquatics championships in south korea. the 22 year old had already broken one of michael phelps' world records, and yesterday he won three goals in one session in the 50 metres freestyle, 100 metres butterfly and the mixed 4 by 100 freestyle relay. he leaves the championships with six gold medals in total. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are business commentator josie cox and john crowley from first draft news. let's take a look at the front pages. and yes, brexit and borisjohnson feature on most of them. the sunday telegraph leads with reports that the new chancellor sajid javid is planning a big spending blitz to prepare for brexit. it's a pensive looking prime minister on the front page of the sunday times, by framing him in front of the staircases it almost looks like he has a set of wings. the headline focuses on his determination to make a no deal brexit happen. the observer goes

but it's been another day of success for the golden boy of american swimming caeleb dressel — he wonwho have been following the action for the bbc all this week. michael phelps kind of retired and dressel has just stepped into that role just because he deals freestyle and butterfly. but he said himself he doesn't want to be compared to michael. it's one of those where he is its own swimmer in his own right, and he totally is. because what he's donejust for the sport and he totally is. because what he's done just for the sport in general, with his starts and skills being unbelievable, but even people doing the backstroke and different disciplines and distances — they all wa nt to disciplines and distances — they all want to replicate him, and he'sjust having such an unbelievable chance that you can even put it in perspective. tonight he won three gold medals in one session. that's just unbelievable. let's talk about her third st 50 metre title, or eight the world title overall. she's been so dominant for so long, as well. this championship so far, we've been shocked because she's not

and you may want to pay attention to swimmer caeleb dressel.lorida did the incredible at fina championship yesterday, winning three golds in two hours, helping the u.s. team set a record in the 4x1 mixed relay. he has six golds so far and a chance again today in the 400 meter relay. >>> megan rapinoe on hand to watch with sue bird for the wnba all-star game. erica wheeler, an incredible inspirational night. his first all-star game and she's just the fifth wnba player to go from undrafted to legal al league all-star and then rutgers earned mvp honors and dedicated the award to her mom. >> never give up, man. just never give up, no matter what nobody tell you. just keep moving. i use my mom as my motivation. i lost her when i was in college to cancer. i know she's watching me forever. this is for you, mom. >> how about that. just an exhibition game. i think not. so emotional. such a great story. you got a little welled up. >> you know i -- >> i know. isn't that a great story? >> it is great. congratulations to her. thank you, vince. we'll be righ

a day after breaking michael phelps' ten—year—old world record in the butterfly, america's caeleb dresselhalf an hour. he set a new championship record in the 50metre freestyle, finishing in just over 21 seconds. britain's ben proud came fifth. dressel then won the 100 metre butterfly and was part of the usa team that won the mixed four by 100 metre freestyle relay. history was made in the women's 50—metre butterfly event as sweden's sarah sjoestroem won gold. it's her third successive victory in the event which has never been done before. south korea are dominating at the evian golf championship, the fourth women's major of the year. hyojoo kim is currently top of the leaderboard going into the final round, and she's joined by some of her most decorated countrywomen. kim enjoyed a 6—under 65 in today's round, with world number one sung hyun park just one shot behind. england's bronte law is in 16th. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for click. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self—driving c

well, for tokyo next year, remember the name caeleb dressel.oals in one session — in the 50 metres freestyle, 100 metres butterfly and the mixed ax100m freestyle relay. he leaves the championships with six gold medals in total. in the swimming, you tend to see one or two do very well, and i think this guy will be one to watch. yes, they dominate when they are young.|j think the peak tends to be in the early 20s. had they worked out why he is so good? i haven't looked into the exact specific dynamics, but if you look at adam peaty it is the wingspan in the water, and the spring when he jumps wingspan in the water, and the spring when hejumps off as wingspan in the water, and the spring when he jumps off as well. i think this guy will have more power as well. can't wait to watch the champs—elysees. as well. can't wait to watch the champs-elysees. it is a great shot when they cross the line, it is so good to see egan bernal, so young and enthusiastic! the mayflower famously sailed across the atlantic ocean in the 17th century, taking the pilgrim f

well, for tokyo next year, remember the name caeleb dressel.y he won three goals in one session — in the 50 metres freestyle, 100 metres butterfly and the mixed 4x100m freestyle relay. he leaves the championships with six gold medals in total. just going back to the tour de france. while it is a great story with egan bernal winning, it ends four years of dominance from british winners. geraint thomas and chris froome. they were lovely, weren't they, it was nice seeing geraint thomas and egan bernal. it is a competitive sport, but it is lovely to see camaraderie in the sport. tea m to see camaraderie in the sport. team ineos have been dominant for so long, formerly team sky, they have won seven of the past eight. long, formerly team sky, they have won seven of the past eightm makes you realise how competitive it is. and when someone is dominating it for too long it makes it look a bit too easy. i think it has probably helped the writers that chris froome hasn't been racing this time around. the race has been a bit more of a free for all. the wea

this is the american caeleb dressel knocking 0.3 of a second off michael phelps record in the 100m butterflyassive. it wasn't even a final, it was the semis, so he's odds on for gold. meanwhile britain's luke greenbank won his first senior international medal. he took bronze in the men's 200 metres backstroke fighting back from sixth place at the halfway stage to set a new personal best. and before i finish, do you ever wonder how fans fill their time at the tour de france as they wait for the peloton to arrive? here's your answer. this is so good. they have got the crowd all in time! nearly! these are beefeaters having some fun in the mountains. they arrange the dancing and get the party going before the cyclists arrive. wait for it! you know there is the dinosaur coming. and a banana! walk the dinosaur, remember that. any second, i promise. he doesn't seem to know where he is going, or she, the doesn't seem to know where he is going, orshe, the dinosaur. the dancing continues. this is on one of the bends in the alps. they will be out in force today on the penultimate day. here he is! that

this is the american caeleb dressel, knocking 0.3 of a second off michael phelps record in the 100m butterfly odds on for gold. meanwhile britain's luke greenbank won his first senior international medal. he took bronze in the men's 200m backstroke, fighting back from sixth place at the halfway stage to set a new personal best. it's the penultimate day of the tour de france and it's the weather, rather than the riders, who are getting the headlines. yesterday's stage 19 was abandoned because of hail, and today's race is going to be shortened. let's say good morning to gareth rhys owen, who is covering the tour for bbc radio 5 live. hi, gareth. let's start with the extreme weather. after the hail, more weather warnings today having a real impact this year. things like landslides. how unusual is that? it is ironic to think that we were recording a bespoke podcast two days ago and the cables on the tv compound were melting because of a0 degrees plus heat. go from there, 2a hours later, extreme weather, hailstorms, storms, and as a consequence a landslide. it is unusual, at tour de france, but yo

obviously for the men's side in terms of the swimming, there's no michael fephelps but caeleb dresselod start we're not seeing phelps but he could be the big star for america. and then in gymnastics you mentioned simone biles, and you've said it all a chance to be the first woman to repeat as the all around champions since 1968's olympics and do it back to back, and she and ledecky have a chance to become the all time winners in terms of gold medals for american women athlete a lot of stuff on the line, a lot of athletes we'll enjoy watching compete one more time. >> and then of course there are the athletes that require only one more name. i'll give you three of them, you tell me whether or not we're going to see them there, tiger, lebron, and serena >> reporter: tiger, it will be tough. he has to find the health and his form lebron it would be great to see him lead this next generation of young basketball players for team usa, and serena, when serena wants something she goes and gets it. she wants one more shot at olympic gold two out of three ain't bad let's be greedy. let's go for

this is the american caeleb dressel knocking 0.3 of a second off michael phelps record in the 100m butterflybank won his first senior international medal at the world aquatics championships in south korea. he took bronze in the men's 200m backstroke, fighting back from sixth place at the halfway stage to set a new personal best of1 minute, 55.85 seconds. and before i finish, do you ever wonder how fans fill their time at the tour de france as they wait for the peloton to arrive? here's your answer. this is the tour de france beefeaters having some fun in the mountains. they have a reputation for bringing the party. they arrange dancing, party—going ahead of the riders like cricket's balmy army. they will be busy today. there is a dinosaur somewhere. i was trying to spot him, i cannot see him. he is coming. i could watch this all day. there he is! cheeky! i do not think the dinosaur really knows where he is going. in a way, the cyclist... i worry there may be some sheer cliff edges around there. i'm sure they will be enough people to guide them. that looks like so much fun. in an hour, we wil