haiti three, team usa will next jamaica on thursday. well tomorrow, the senate say sharks will announce a new general manager and, according to some reports out there, former player mike greer. is a possible favorite to take the role, if named to the position would become the first black general manager in the history of the national hockey league, and that's it for us here at 10. the news at 11 starts now. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. action man. fog gets in the way of tonight's fireworks show along san francisco's embarcadero, but that doesn't seem to disappoint. too many of the independent state crowd. hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes mike mibach bay area's big fireworks shows have

the us women's team stunned jamaica in the 4 by 100 meter relay race jamaica, field it all 3 medalists from the 100 meter singles final. it's only claim silver as a group. teamwork prevailed as the u. s. sprinters needed less time passing the baton to finish marginally 1st. germany caused another upset taking the bronze men over the men's relay sprint. canada's slick change over saw them claim gold. and another upset at the championships heavily favored america's looked set to retain their crown until the very last change over where a mistake gave acadians the slightest edge. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1987 when the united kingdom with united kingdom taking the bronze men. now let's go back to a reminder of our top story for you. preparations to resume grain exports are under wayne ukraine, despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came a day after the united nations brokered a deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea. and the state of emergency has been declared in part of california in united states d

s. women's team stun, jamaica in the 4 by 100 meter relay race jamaica field in all 3 medalists from the 100 meter singles final could only claim silver as a group. t more prevails. us sprinters needed less time, passing the baton to marginally finished. first. i'll germany cause another upset, taking the bronze medal in the men's relay sprint. candidates select change over, saw them claim gold. and another upset at the championships. heavily favored americans looked set to retain their crown until the last change over. were a mistake gave the canadians just the slightest advantage. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1997 is united kingdom taking the bronze medal. and let's get you a reminder of the top stores we're following for you. preparations to resume grain exports are underweighed ukraine, despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came, i've day after the un brokered a deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea grease has been battling. major wildfires made a heat wave that's expected to last for days. i

jamaica's shericka jackson took the gold, with the second—fastest time in history. asher—smith, a world medallist again. third from right, asher—smith was the reigning champion at 200 metres, but after a difficult season there'd been muted expectations. could she really rival the very best? well, there was no catching jamaica's shericka jackson, who was hurtling towards history, or shelly—ann fraser—pryce. but behind them asher—smith dug in and bravely she held on for bronze. commentator: it's a win forjackson! she gets the gold! jackson's 21.45 the second—fastest time ever, but for asher—smith, who came in agonising fourth in the 100 metres, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she'd had to work for it. i knew that ijust had to run as fast as my legs are going to carry me, and really pray and hope that it was going to be enough to get on the podium. and i'm just so happy to have got it. i thought i'd got it, but i was like, "let me just see it in writing." there is nothing more embarrassing than celebrating wit

fraser—pryce has a seemingly timeless talent, as jamaica took all three medals.ord but it was tough to take. it sucks. uh, so close. but you know, we've got the 200, which i'm definitely, definitely very fired up for. in the heptathlon, meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson lies in sixth place after four events. she won't be world champion this time. but after so many injuries she said she was just glad to be out there. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. the hollywood stars, jennifer lopez and ben affleck, have tied the knot — two decades after they first dated — and 17 years after they first split up. the couple got married at the famous little white wedding chapel in las vegas over the weekend. they first met on the set of the film gigli in 2003. back to our main story and the weather, and over to matt taylor. some very serious temperature is being reported. talk us through where we stand. we are in the midst of a historic speu we are in the midst of a historic spell of weather in the uk. the met office has issued the amber extreme heat warnings across england and wa

my mum came overfrom jamaica in her teens and she had me, and so life was just very simple. me that love of the caribbean, that jamaican heritage. and i used to watch the commonwealth athletes, athletes from jamaica just really flying the flag for that country. that dual relationship between britain, my home, and my heritage ofjamaica, was always connected and intertwined. ..there to celebrate the 15th commonwealth games. my first commonwealth games, i remember being really nervous, but actually excited because it was an opportunity to put my name and the event on the map. and this is denise lewis of england. going into the second day i was lying in third place, but the javelin throw... what about this? she has absolutely smashed her lifetime best with that one. ..that freaky javelin throw that catapulted me into first position changed my whole championships. come on, denise. iran my heart out for the 800. come on! she is over the line. nearly out on her feet. and i heard people yelping that i had done it, secured my gold medal. standing on the podium all those years ago, lo

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, one jamaica was find reviews, an illegal substance. and so 14 years later, at a special ceremony in switzerland for middle aged men were finally able to stand together as a live pick champion with well worth the white eyes. a quick look at our top story, i base our british prime minister bout as johnson is clinging on to power telling a hostile session of parliament that he will not reside. he's under intense pressure after more than 20 minutes as quick as the last day, asking fresh dobs about his integrity. his date of news coming up next. the news asia to lancaster, prime minister tells parliament the country is bankrupt and kind of things get any worse. reports on the diet situation, affecting many indian farmers unless i had read, we'll have those stories and more and i did of the news asia in just a moment. more stories around the clock in depth and in detail the course and d, w dot com or on the d w app. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news from around the world. i'm good with with ah, with the resurrection of jesus

, but after doping samples were retested, a member of the jamaica team was found to have used an illegal substance, which means at 14 years later, in a special ceremony in switzerland or middle aged men were finally able to stand together as authentic chapters as his date of the news coming up in just a moment in news asia showing his prime minister tells parliament the country is bankrupt, so can things get any worse? i'd be report on the dire situation affecting many indian farms and their families doubted. read or have those stories envoy a just a moment and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i'm good with ah ah, ah. volatile in times of crisis, bread and gasoline. high prices for fuel and staple foods are a button on the world's population, hunger and poverty threatened to disrupt society. and how can we stop this chaos and what options do politicians and business leaders have made in germany? in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, if you ever have to cover up a murder, the best way is to make it look like an accident. raring to, ah, you've never read a book like this. lit

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. —— the bad news is jamaica rested. the men's ability to improve.l of the women's 5000 metres. , ., ~ , the final of the women's 5000 metres. ., ~ ,, england's women had already won their multi—format series against south africa, but didn't take their foot off the gas in worcester today, winning their second t20 match by six wickets. they have one more t20 before they turn their attention to the commonwelth games in birmingham, where they'll face south africa again. the england skipper, heather knight, sat out the game with a hip problem, her replacement, the teenager alice capsey had a good debut while katherine brunt made bowling history. lay final chance for a pep talk before the match will have included the aim of getting these two are out early. but south africa putts the press were making life difficult, the opening partnership bringing up a century. but finally the breakthrough came, teenager alice capsey on her debut found a wicket with just her second ball. capsey on her debut found a wicket withjust her second ball. the wickets tumbled fro

so malik reports jamaica sprint is stole to show on day 3 of the athletics. well championships in oregon, but as expected were the one that stood out the most organs was the legendary shelly and fraser price. looking to seal a 5th 100 meters, well titled she delivered in style, winning the fine with the championship record. time of 10.67 seconds with a compatriots, shereka jackson and elaine thompson hero, completing a jamaican meadow. sweet. she needed a chris it's mike been in the 100 so that remarkable. huh. i've worked really hard. i've been consistent and i've always believed in myself. drama and disappointment here. agony and heartbreak engulfed. he would feel ahead of the mens 110 meters hurdles twigs his hamstring. first, jamaican olympic champion, hansel parchment this injured himself in the warm up and was forced to pull out in jamaica every night to rise and then devon ellen, over the nighted states, a university of oregon graduate, who was disqualified for fall, starting by just 1000 of a 2nd take in the race was thought it lost it. none of the co

and he spools a special day for jamaica at the world athletics championships. shelly and fraser price. when is the $100.00 means the title for 5th time as a country pulls off a metal cleats. ah ah! europe is in the grip of a record breaking heat wave. its feeling. wildfires causing heat related death melting infrastructure and forcing countries to reckon with a hot or future weather. been while fires in france, morocco and portugal, and in spain at fire fighters, a tackling at more than 30 blazes across the country where the heat there has been blamed for hundreds of debts, should out a lot of whenever you don't feel it's clear that climate change kills it, kills people, kills our ecosystem, biodiversity. and it also destroys the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires. homestory businesses, livestock to re effect up when an unprecedented drought has dried up agricultural impacted water spine, parts of europe, and the worst could be yet to come. research was that the european commission, one that nearly half of the east territory is currently at risk o

she of this gold to the bones she won at last year's hockey or jamaica's . shelley ann frayza price is $1.00 record, 5th world title, and the one under mate says it was an event that was dominated by her country as to how malick reports. jamaica's sprinters stole the show on day 3 of the athletics well championships in oregon, but as expected, the one that stood out the most elegant was the legendary shelley an fraser price. looking to seal a 5th 100 meters world toys she delivered in style, winning the fine with the championship record time of 10.67 seconds with a compatriot, sherika jackson and elaine thompson hero, completing a jamaican meadow. sweet. she needed a krista, she might be in the $100.00 so that remarkable. i worked really hard. i've been kind of this thing and i've always believed in my family drama and disappointment here. agony and heartbreak and gulf. he would build a head of the mens 110 meters hurdles, twigs his hamstring, 1st, jamaican, the, the champion hansel parchment, just injured himself in the warm up and was forced to pull out in jamaica. anyway, to rise an

again, it would be now jamaica's at shelley and fraser. price is $1.00 a record, 5th will title in the 100 meters. it was an event that was dominated by her country a. so hale malik reports jamaica sprinted stole to show on day 3 of the athletics world. championships in oregon, but as expected were the one that stood out at the moment was the legendary shelley an fraser price. looking to seal a 5th 100 meters world titles she delivered in style, winning the fine with the championship record. time of 10.67 seconds with a compatriots, shereka jackson and elaine thompson hero, completing a jamaican medal sweet. she needed a chris it's mike been in the 100 so that remarkable that i worked really hard. i've been kind of this thing and i've always believed in my family, drama and disappointment, agony and heartbreak and gulf. he would feel ahead of the mens 110 meters hurdles and he tweaked his hamstring 1st. jamaican olympic champion, hansel parchment, injured himself in the warm up and was forced to pull out in jamaica. anyway, to rise and the

states from jamaica. >> my father was equally brilliant, and is. as national scholar jamaica, he earned his way and came to the united states to study economics and my parents met when they were active in the civil rights movement and it's an interesting story because as you know, my mother graduated college when she was 19. >> what did i tell you? [laughter] s so she said something to my grandfather, one of the freedom fighters in india, for india's independence in the mother was the other 44 children, the eldest, and a girl obviously, she said to my grandparents she wanted to study size go to what's considered one of the best schools in that was uc berkeley. my grandparents look at her and said okay, we will put you on ca a plane and you can go to a place you've never been. at 19 years old. 1959 so this young woman got on a plane encouraged by hero parents to pursue her dream. the back story, she was fully expected to go back and get that degree and have a good arranged marriage. [laughter] of course my motherai having been raised in n who she wa

jamaica's shericka jackson took gold, with the second—fastest time in history.ist again. third from right, asher—smith was the reigning champion at 200 metres, but after a difficult season there'd been muted expectations. could she really rival the very best? well, there's no catching jamaica's shericka jackson, who was hurtling towards history, or shelly—ann fraser—pryce. but behind them asher—smith dug in and bravely she held on for bronze. commentator: it's a win forjackson! she gets the gold! jackson's 21.45 the second—fastest time ever, but for asher—smith, who came an agonising fourth in the 100 metres, this time a medal. she dedicated it to her grandmother, who died earlier this year, and how she'd had to work for it. i knew that ijust had to run as fast as my legs are going to carry me, and really pray and hope that it was going to be enough to get on the podium. and i'm just so happy to have got it. i thought i'd got it, but i was like, "let me just see it in writing." there is nothing more embarrassing than celebrating without seeing it in writing. ann

[applause] >> an immigrant from jamaica, she is a nurse in queens new york in the first american to benated outside of clinical trials. at the height of the pandemic she directed a team of nurses , as they worked tirelessly to save the lives of patients as they risked their own lives. by the covid-19 vaccine became available, she was a rate of -- she was a rate of light in our nation's darkest hour and continues to champion -- champion the mental health for health-care workers in america. she represents the best in america. [applause] [applause] >> cindy mccain, accepting on >> cindy mccain, accepting on behalf of john mccain iii. [applause] >> john mccain was a giant among americans from a family of genuine hero who endured unspeakable torture as a prisoner in the war of vietnam. elected twice to the u.s. house of representatives and six times to the u.s. and its of the people of arizona and nominated for the presidency by the republican party, respected around the world to come when he was a eternal optimist who believed in consensus, character and putting countries first. his legacy

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and is he was a national scholar in jamaica? he earned his way and up and out and came to the united states and to berkeley to study economics. and my parents met when they were active in the civil rights movement, and it's an interesting story jonathan because as you note my mother graduated college when she was 19. and i mean, what did i tell you he did and so and so she you know, so she said to my grandfather who was one of the freedom fighters in india for india's independence, and my mother was the eldest of four children. she was the oldest and a girl obviously and she said to my grandparents she wanted to study science and she wanted to go to what was considered to be one of the best schools and that was uc berkeley. and my grandparents looked at her and said, okay. we will put you on a plane and you can go to a place you've never been at 19 years old. this was in i think 1959. so this young this girl this young woman. god on a plane encouraged by her parents to go and pursue her dream. now the backstory is also that it w

that's so now jamaica. but look at that, the dominican republic once more puts a rica that does look substantially wet in the us that are wanting to excessive heat at the moment, more or less through here. so kansas east was a sudden a higher valley, but around the edge of that big storms and asked, has been the case for a while. the heaviest rays lights be in the midwest on that frontal system? i saw air with issue airlines of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, boris johnson under pressure. the u. k. prime minister receives heavy criticism from resigning ministers. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i believe that point is now a mass funerals held in south africa or 21 teenagers who died in a bar in mysterious circumstances. rising concern over food supplies in kenya, i, several drugs to severe doubt takes his toll and crops and livestock and in sport. and stella continues to make

s. women's team stun, jamaica in the 4 by 100 meter relay race. make a field and all 3 medalists from the 100 meters singles final. i could only claim silver as a group. he more prevails as the u. s. renters need a less time passing the baton to marginally finish. first. germany calls another upset. they see the bronze medal and in the men's relays, brent canada slick change, oversaw them claim gold. in another upset at the oregon world athletics championships, the heavily favored americans looked set to retain their crown until the last change over. where am state gave the canadians the slightest advantage. it was the 1st world gold in the event for canada since 1997. with britain taking the bronze medal that she was update at this hour, our technology show shift is coming up. next said he said to me for that i'm clear . richardson in berlin for me in the team. thanks. my finance. ah ah ah, the lead of contrast of ambitions in equality 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of ideals. what remained of his vis

some olympics, they originally came 2nd behind jamaica, but after doping samples were re tested, one of the jamaicans was found to have used an illegal substance. and so 14 years later as a special ceremony in switzerland for middle aged men. finally, i will stand together as a limp ah, i did show up today to more world news at the top of the hour with brent golf coming up next on the w documentary, looking at the economics of diabetes with leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting than perhaps we just don't understand? the search for answers starts july 7th.

currently in a hi, joe biden says he believes the saudi crown prince was responsible for the murder of jamaica. so g, yet he fis bumped him. what is this tell us about the relationship between the u. s . and saudi arabia, oil tires, they and these kind of visits between world leaders are normally carefully choreographed towards the final press. of course, the conferences and the joint statements of both parties. so we can definitely say that this is very much about the uptake. some say it was just a fist and that that is different and take a shake. the truth is that this doesn't matter of the fact is that what we're seeing here is a big big you turn in by it and foreign policy. and it's a real, a re calibration of his relationship to saudi arabia. the prince and the president of the united states had a meeting that last with more than 2 hours on this is also part of this image. and of this change that we're seeing and all of this is happening after president biden said, during his presidential campaign, we are going to make them pay. meaning the princess rabbit and the prince and his country,

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the united nations is extremely e important and i was talking to the former prime minister of jamaicathis afternoon he called me pj patterson he called me too wish me a happy birthday. you remember you help us put together the panama canal treaty. i said nobody knows anything about that. hang up on the panama canal treaty was fidel castro. if it all castro had supported the canal through the senate would have voted against it. if he had attacked the canal treaty the people of panama would've voted against it. so the whole success of the panama canal was to keep castro quiet. and president carter came to me and said andy you know a lot of these sellers a good while haven't you? and you think you could find two or three that can get castro to just stay out of this? and i said i really do i think we can. i after touching base with michael manley of jamaica, lopez of mexico i think of venezuela and all of them had been young communists in high so with castro. all become democrats and allies of the united states. so i tracked a few of them down, they all said we can get this done. don't wo

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playing jamaica thursday. that's it for sports. hope you all had a great fourth of july. over to you. >> glad it's a whole year until we watch them shove hot dogs down. >> but if you want the state fair, throws down the chicken nuggets and stuff, i am sure you can find it on youtube. >> i'll wait for next fourth of july, thanks. >>> this holiday weekend, >>> something liz is familiar with, southern california celebrating the fourth of july tonight. big crowd on hand to watch the show at the rose bowl in pasadena. and -- >> very fun. >> holidays extra special for a family. >> woman met her long-lost sister due to dna ancestry test she took in christmas. >> you're so much shorter. >> heartwarming reunion in minneapolis, 24-year-old took a 23and me ancestry test. >> both adopted from south korea months old. >> seeing her in person looks even more like me than in the pictures. didn't think that was possible. >> had back and forth of the feelings of is this real, also felt very meant to be. >> nothing like a sister. women say they've had a bucket list to make up for lost time.

herfifth world was for shelley and fraser price of jamaica.0 metres, at the age of 35 she just seems to keep getting better and better. it's a victory that really confirms her status out of one of the all—time greats of world sprinting. she one of the all-time greats of world srintina. ,, . ., , , and this was, many thanks indeed. live pictures of athletics from eugene. this is on bbc two, we're seeing one of those groups and habitat along long john. i think this is katerina johnson's thompsons group for the over on bbc two for the next hour or so and then bbc one picks up all the action overnight for the laura muir, 1500 metres race. in the early hours, she's taking her time to race. in the early hours, she's taking hertime tojump race. in the early hours, she's taking her time to jump there. in the early hours, she's taking her time to jump there. by the end of tonight, we'll have the full line—up for the quarterfinals in the women's europen championship. just one more spot will be taken by a team from group d. england were the first team in

women's national team is heading back to the world cup, defeating jamaica today. here's the final goal of the game coming from trinity rodman, the daughter of dennis rodman. mexico lost to haiti to secure the u.s.' spot in the 2023 world cup. >>> to the king of clay. rafael nadal was inching toward hisst title since 2010 at wimb wimbledon but a stomach injury has knocked him out. his opponent advances to the final. >>> the first arab player, she will play another first-time finalist on saturday. >>> a his tor itoric hire. sandra douglas the first black woman to hold that title in the nhl. >>> trent williams given the ultimate badge of success today. it was announced williams will earn a rare 99 rating in the upcoming madden 23 video game. he becomes the first offensive lineman to earn a 99 rating in the game since hall-of-famer walter jones in 2007. i'm excited for football season, i don't know about you two. but the niners projected to win two games. it's going to be fun. >> i love football season, if you're not that into it, it's fun to watch, a fun season. >>>

we will assist jamaica and covid recovery.overy efforts in jamaica. [laughter] teleprompter please? >> at least there's a point communication get in front of the messaging. i mean she is all over it right? >> she does communicate like a 19-year-old who came home stoned and ran to their parents. i know you guys cannot relate to that on any level. it's obvious and think she says were working together to work together. this is what you do to your parents owe you guys live here? it's a most obvious thing in the world. yes of course we do we flip to for 20 years but that's the nervous were taken she looks so inauthentic that is the part that kills us. >> i think the veil is over all of our eyes by blue she's put out there to that specifically to make joe look better. that's what i think. >> will know what she starts riding bicycles. >> are going to turn the page here fox news political analyst mourns the loss of his baby brother got it down in chicago. >> the grieving process is started. my baby brother christian did not deserve th

while the americans dominated the men see hundreds, jamaica finished one in the women's rights. teresa jackson became the fastest woman alive over that distance. 21.45 seconds the 2nd quit his time in history. 100 meters champion. shelly, i'm afraid the price that filled us while defending champion in the nation. smith was there was late drama. the women's juris west, sweden scored and stoppage time to book a place in the semi finals, the highest ranks team in the tournament against belgium in the courses the match was and now and having the extra time when linda grant wanted to persuade him in a 90 minute they played torment england on tuesday for a place in the fine gulf now come as it broke henderson leads the championship in france at the halfway point. henderson made 8 birdies on day 2 on her way to becoming the 1st player in history. beginning women's major with back the backgrounds of 64 or noah. she's 14. to form a well number one and that a quarter is head mary challenger. the u. s. i didn't pick champion eagle have final hole here to finish it, 3 shots back at 11. havi

minnesota and jamaica both british colonies not one nation under reggae that they they didn't feel like they were part of one country. there was no automatic one country-ness about these 13 colonies now countries any more than we today would say that jamaica and minnesotaans are part of one natural country or that californians and canadians are part of one natural country. so what happened is essentially after the country is formed. they began to operate as different countries. i mean i say the country but really the states operated as separate entities. they had their own money. you see a dollar bill from george up here, or maybe it's four dollars. sorry. it's a four dollar bill from georgia. they had their own militias. they had their own treasuries. they had their own tariffs. they had their own citizens. they were separate countries, but there was a problem with this. there was a loose confederation. it was this but it was so loose this continental congress. they could not get people to show up for the meetings. i tell you this was worth than a section on friday morning. really. i k

elsewhere, jamaica beat wales 72—113, and new zealand beat northern ireland 79—20.four, and the top two from each group go through to the semi—finals. australia won the first match against india at edgbaston. to ashleigh gardner, it was a tight affair, but australia were indebted to ashleigh gardner, who made an unbeaten 52. she scored the winning runs, leaving the aussies winners by three wickets with six balls to spare. but, of course, the commonwealth games isn't the only major sporting event taking place this weekend. the women's euros reach a climax on sunday, with hosts england taking on germany in the final at wembley. if england win, it would be back—to—back titles for manager serina wiegman, after she won the title with the netherlands four years ago. she's been speaking to our correspondent natalie pirks. of course it would be incredible. but most of all, what we want to do is to make a difference and make the country proud. and i think we already did a little bit. and on the other side, already did a little bit. and on the otherside, it'sjust already did

the team originally came second behind jamaica but after doping samples were retested, the jamaican team found to have used an illegal substance. that means 14 years later in a special ceremony in switzerland, for middle-aged men were finally able to stand together as olympic champions. this is dw news. coming up in just a moment and news asia, sri lanka prime minister parliament the countr is bankrupt. can things get any worse? and we report on the dire situation affecting many indian farmers and their families. jared reed will have those stories and more in just a moment. i will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. have a good day. ■x■xÑcÑcÑcÑcoñéÑéÑéÑéÑéÑéÑéÑéÑéñ anchor: welcome to world news. guilty of murder charges for the terror attack on paris. 130 innocent people were killed. nato deems russia its most significant threat. military

>> for me, in jamaica, a lot of people don't know that on sundays in my household in most households,erican music. and so, like, frank sinatra, bing crosby, you know. people like nat king cole. it goes with chicken and rice and beans as part of the culture. >> my dad was a big frank sinatra fan. it's been part of my musical dna for my whole life. >> reporter: produced by sting and sung by shaggy, called "come fly wid mi," named after the classic track but with a jamaican twist. one of the singles, "that's life." ♪ that's life ♪ >> i think the shock on people's face when they hear it in reggae? because obviously they know the songs. but when they hear that drumroll, they hear that bass line start, they're like, what? i'm like -- ♪ that's life ♪ and they're going, what? >> we had a profound respect for the material. these are jewels. they're pieces of art. lyrically, musically. >> my god, the songwriting, yeah. >> it was a big responsibility. so we made absolutely sure that we did it right. >> i was terrified about doing it. because it is -- it's frank. you know, these are iconic songs.

as jamaica's women dominates the 200 misses ah ah ah ah ah ah ah welcome back. it's now time for sport has gemma. thank eunice basha. let's talk about the water flashlights championships. no eliles has retained his 200 meters title by running the 3rd fastest time in history. david states has the action. oh that you under be to final was billed as a jewel between the defending champion nobles and its front american 18 year old arion nights and but not long after the starting gun was fired. it was clear that loyalty was in a class of his own. he had to settle for a bronze at the tokyo olympics last year, but made no mistake this time round. after running an incredible bend he powered over the line and the time of 19.31 seconds. the 3rd, fastest time in history, the hon. you st. bolton, jo hm. blake, it's the past the u. s. record set on michael johnson. 26 years ago. just like the 100 meters earlier in the week. it was an american 123 with kenny bed. the rec, taking silver had of nights and, and 3rd, when you're always dream emerald, the big moment that you're goi