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katie ledecky, ariarne titmus, as you mentioned from australia summer mcintosh from canada. you know what it is, kim, it's really past, present, and future of women's swimming. now to say katie ledecky has passed, is not quite right, but she is 27 and, she's now has 11 olympic medals an extraordinary metal hauled in four olympic games. she want that 400 and rio, remember when people will i'm sure remember when there were pictures of the pool and katie ledecky and no one else was in the pool because they weren't in the picture. they were down at the other end. she was so far ahead. that was in rio eight years ago and then three years ago in tokyo, titmus, who is 234 years younger than katie titmus, won the gold katie came in second this time, titmus gold 17-year-old canadian summer mcintosh, a real rising star came in second and then katie the decky, the bronze, which was expected that is not a surprise. this was not the race that katie was expected to win, but what a great moment for australia and for ariarne titmus, who has become a very worthy rival. and of course dear fri

individual medley was not as close as either of those two races, with 17—year—old canadian summer mcintosh rivals away to win the gold two days after she lost out to ariarne titmus in the 400 metres freestyle. south africa's tatjana smith came from almost nowhere to win the women's 100 metres breaststroke with a late surge, improving on her silver medalfrom tokyo. with a bronze in third, mona mcsharry provided ireland's first medal of the games. we all have our own strategies, our ongoing plans and our own ways— our ongoing plans and our own ways of— our ongoing plans and our own ways of raising. for me, it was to focus— ways of raising. for me, it was to focus on_ ways of raising. for me, it was to focus on my own race. even when _ to focus on my own race. even when i _ to focus on my own race. even when i catch myself wanting to look _ when i catch myself wanting to look around, ijust said, close your— look around, ijust said, close your eyes! _ look around, ijust said, close your eyes! i wanted to learn from — your eyes! i wanted to learn from tokyo and that's what i wanted _ from tokyo

individual medley was not as close as either of those two races, with 17—year—old canadian summer mcintosh her rivals away to win the gold, just two days after she lost out to ariarne titmus in that aoom freestyle. while south africa's tatiana smith came from almost nowhere to win the women's 100m breaststroke, with a late surge improving on her silver medalfrom tokyo. with a bronze in third, mona mcsharry provided ireland's first medal of the games. we all have our own strategies, our own game plans or our own ways of racing and personally, for me, it was just to focus on my own race. so even when i catch myself wanting to look around, ijust said, close your eyes. like, i wanted to learn from tokyo and that's what i wanted to do. and i was very happy with the race. i'm very grateful that i ended up touching first. but it wasn't about that. it wasjust, you know, doing the best i can. and thomas ceccon won italy's second swimming gold of paris 2024, taking the title in the 100m backstroke. the world record holder reeled in china's xu to win in 52 seconds flat. well, sunday's dramatic race i

frances mcintosh was a black man from pittsburgh who was visiting st louis and he comes off of the ship and finds himself in a melee with police who are trying to chase down a suspect. and they enlist mackintosh into this chase. and when he refuses, they arrest him and such begins the sad and tragic tale of mackintosh, who before he is incarcerated, strikes a blow to one of the officers. a deadly blow kills a police officer and before long, a mob surrounds his jail cell. and they remove him forcibly take him to the outskirts of what was st louis at the time, where he is chained to a tree and burned alive and they got away with it because when they were put on trial, a judge, suitably named judge lawless, he actually let the mob go free. william herndon argues that this moment mackintosh is killed. spurs lincoln to action to talk about the rule of law and democratic decline in springfield that night in january of 1838. lincoln is saying everyone is entitled to due process of law and it's corrosive for our whole community and for the whole country. if we succumb to our passions in this wa

won the 400 metres individual madly and dominant style getting 2nd place by almost 6 seconds. mcintosh was just 14 and she took part in the tokyo olympics. she now already has to lend pick metals to her name after taking the silver. and the 400 meter freestyle on saturday, or rather than to dial says he'll make a decision on his future after the olympics. the 38 year old made the comment following a straight sense defeat to old pho, nope, at chocolate chip, paris games. the pair have won a combined total of $72.00 in french opens at this very horse. and they've now played together on 60 occasions, documents the spaniards for the 31st time to reach the 3rd round is never one of the length of the title it out is already a to turn cold metal is and he still has a shot at winning the doubles alongside carlos alvarez hall reese has more from the french capital, the 2nd set. but what a treat this was by anyone with tickets to the 2nd round of the olympic tennis tournaments. so rad, but rough on with all, i'm novak brokovich to meet so early in a told month 2 of the greatest plays in history.

and it was titmus, the world record holder, who retained her title, ahaed of the 17—year—old mcintosh. one of the main draws at roland garros in the tennis is spanish doubles team rafael nadal and carlos alcaraz, or nadalcaraz, as it has quickly become known. they are through to the second round after a straight sets win over the argentine pair maximo gonzalez and andres molteni. the wimbledon and french open champion alcaraz also won in the singles earlier in the day and nadal, a 14—times french open winner, starts his singles campaign on sunday. ferrari's charles leclerc will start the belgian grand prix on pole for the second year in a row, despite not being the quickest in qualifying. that was championship leader max verstappen, who dominated the wet track at spa. he put his red bull at the top of the time sheets by more than half a second. but because he's used too many engines this season, he's been given a ten—place grid penalty and will start from 11th. leclerc will start at the front for the first time since monaco, with the other red bull of sergio perez alongside him. it wa

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australia's ariarne titmus also took gold in the women's 400 metres freestyle, beating 17—year—old summer mcintoshthe excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours, and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed, and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine for the triathletes who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, though, that the tuesday triathlon will go ahead as previously planned. so it's been a heady day of sport, with many medals given out today. the excitement continues. parisians are very, very excited about what's going to happen today, but tomorrow is also a big day to watch. plenty of events to go, including 20 medal events which will happen on day two. we have rowing, badminton. we have skateboarding, amongst other things. plenty of swimming, as well, to look f

separated all the medal—winners, with america's luke hobson taking the bronze, while earlier summer mcintoshal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he'll decide on his future plans after the games

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prycely and chloe mcintosh like the adventure of working on remote platforms miles out to see for weeks >> we're paid the money that we are because -- it's good money that we got into. >> brody is a renewable tech student >> i wanted to do mechanical work. and since renewables are the next yup coming thing and it's only going to be bigger, this would be the next thing. are it's a real exciting place to be a student in northeast scotland. >> if many students the choice of oil and gas or renewables is not hard. >> the skills are really transferable. traditional oil companies still exist. they need the employees. off-shore wind and wave power, they're looking for employees as well. >> 3/4 of our total energy need still come from oil and gas. so the starting point in our journey to decarbonize is already a challenging one. >> john underhill directs the center for energy center at the university of aberdeen. he said it has been subject to detours thanks to global development and politics closer to home. >> in the period since cop 26, there's been a seismic event if you like. with events in u

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featuring seven time olympic gold medalist american katie ledecky, canadian teen sensation summer mcintosh, and the defending olympic champs camp australian ariarne titmus, the so-called terminator, the australian defending her crown in dominant fashion, winning gold by about a full bodies length at a time of three minutes, 57 57.49 seconds mackintosh taking the silver ledecky, the bronze, the pool party has begun here in paris. what a first of vision she'll day for these games here. more fun to come tomorrow and it looks like sunny skies will return as well. >> all right. coy. thank you and congrats to all the medalist will be right back this is the home for the world's most essential stories in journalism. and now, cnn has been recognized with the most emmy nominations of no we're going to station this year cnn one remember, i don't want to surgery for my dupa trends contraction to i want to be able to lay my hand fled i want a non-surgical recovery for i want options non surgical options and five and non surgical treatment is an opera the. >> second opinion let's go take charge of your

. >> she though it has been exchanging well records in this event with 17 year-olds, summer mcintosh's over the last couple of years. this is a real moment we will see the three of them would go head to head. also, an emotional, you expect to return for us soma caeleb dressel, he's had a really tough couple of years tokyo talking about the pressure he was putting himself and he's expected to be back with the men's hundred meter freestyle in the relay tonight. and then of course, we've got smart and biles as well, making her much anticipated returns. the olympic games tomorrow. so honestly this is where the action really starts. as you know, max, once it gets going at these games, we really don't and stop and catch our breath it's nonstop when it promises to be a brilliant governor weeks exhausted already we'll see where you're like at the end of the two weeks, amanda. thank you so much for joining us. donald trump sorry. >> met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on friday for the first time since he left the white house and republican presidential nominee claimed that rival

so with what is being billed as the race of champions against ariarne titmus and summer mcintosh's three world record holders three swimming superstars, going head to head in the 400 freestyle caeleb dressel makes what is expected to be an emotional return after his time away a in there 100 freestyle relay idaho's chloe diigo, looking to add olympic gold wild time trial metal, and water moment it is said to be two for giannis antetokounmpo, he takes to the court for the first time at an olympic games, the one honor missing from his resume, having led, led greece to their first games since 2008, but i have to say in the style of saving the best until law us team usa have already won their first metals. sara bacon and cassidy cook taking silver in the women's synchronized three meters spring board behind china, the usa's first medal in the event since london 2012. so that's celebrations have already started so congrats deletions to them. >> amanda. thank you. have a great time. there will be right back after a quick break the five things podcast, but from cnn day's top five stories, all in

katie with jackie and the final is a 400 meter freestyle. 17 year old canadian summer mcintosh took the silver with la jackie, and the 3rd witness now has a 3 olympic old metals. she wants to $2400.00 metre free, certainly in tokyo, and it's on track to pull off the same double paris. or there are more concerns about the water, a quality of the river sun of the paris games, after a pre race triathlon event was canceled on sunday. organizers invested $1500000000.00 to clean up the river. heavy rain during the opening ceremony has led to worries of the waterway isn't clean enough for swimming competitions. patrice has more from paris a start season powers have invested $1500000000.00 in making the cents when level buy for residents buy next year. for the operates at these olympic games. they've done that partly by constructing a 46000 cubic meter reservoir. near the po they'll still, it's to contain waste water overflow from, for example, a sewage. just a, a 10 days ago the mer repairs on the delegates tried to prove assigned was safe by taking a dip in the river himself. however, the bad

years of age in tokyo, the world record holder in this event now 17-year-old canadian phenom summer mcintosh, who blew the rest away to get her hands on gold. i love the fact he's got a tabby cat named mikey after michael phelps. i just time to tell you about a really emotional first medal though for ukraine here in paris with their athletes making it here to the games with their country. now, 2.5 years into their war against russia it takes time world champion allah carlin, whose family and mykolaiv spent months living in their basement under russian attack. she won bronze in fencing, individual saber after but she said it is a message to all the world that ukraine will never give up. jim, i've been fortunate enough to spend a bit of time in kyiv and libya even the last month or so speaking to a number of these athletes, they really see this as their moment to get their flag back in the public domain and people talking about what they're going through again and the sad fact is several ukrainian athletes die, olympic catholics died, died in the war. amanda davis, good to have you there in pa

finishing in bronze for her 11th olympic medal in all behind 17-year-old nadian sensation summer mcintosh of canada, with australia's ariarne titmus ultimately successfully defending her crown from tokyo in style. it's really been quite an incredible 12 months just a year ago. she underwent surgery to remove tumors from one of her ovaries and there was a great moment for coach dean boxall, you might remember, you went the viral in tokyo with a celebrations. well, he did more of the same last night, but a reaction of a very different kind for caeleb dressel, the emotions in full flow after he helped team usa to their first gold in the pool of this games in the men's four by 100 freestyle, the 27-year-old walks out. you might remember of the world championship since 2022 saying he felt he had a monster inside him. he's been dealing with is now well-documented mental health issues, but there wasn't a dry eye in the house he returns to the podium to claim his eighth olympic gold. and afterwards as he celebrated with his wife, meghan and son, august, he said it felt very different this time ar

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there was a woman named summer mcintosh from canada -- and her dad watched "the oc," so connected byentire stadium being quiet for the start of a 100 meters, and if you dropped the pen, everybody would hear it. it's intense. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> just after 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, and just after 1:00 p.m. here in paris. we are talking about sports and the business of sports, but procter & gamble just out with quarterly results. 3 cents better than revenue estimates coming in. $20.53 billion, just shy of expectations. stock off on the back of the news about 2.5%, right now, in the premarket. and the ceo, jon moeller will join us to explain everything. >>> still to come, we have a lot of names on tap. we will be set here in paris, and then snap ceo, evan spiegel. we were just talking about social media and how athletes are using it. then sprinter, michael johnson, becky. >> all exciting. we can't wait to get to any of them, and we can't wait to get to dom chu. the nasdaq up about 50 points. let's get to dom. he has a report on premarket movers, and what