if they came together in the form of nelly bly. so nelly bly was born cochran. she was born in pennsylvania. was born elizabeth cochran. her father died, are you sensing a pattern? her father died when she was just 6 years old. her anymore fake was pink -- her nickname was pink, by the way. her father had been married before and had something like ten children. she was a result of the second marriage. five children in that family. and when he died, he hadn'ting left any provisions for the second family, so they were broke. so, again, she -- when she was a teenager, she went off to school to become a teacher because if a woman was smart and wanted to work, that was often what she did. but when she read a newspaper column in a local pittsburgh newspaper that called women, working women a monstrosity, her future changed. she wrote an angry letter to the editor of the newspaper because she knew from her own experience and from that of many other women that it was necessary for women to work a lot of times. right? and so what were they to do? she also knew from her m

nelly get the meeting with john and he tells them her ideas. we need to write about these dirty conditions in our cities. we need to write about the poor and how they are treated. i want to cover these stories. he says tell you what, you cover a story about blackwell's island, which was the insane asylum that was a very scary place to be. and i will give you a job. he takes the challenge and she fakes insanity which to be fair is not entirely difficult to do at the time especially for a woman, for a woman to get thrown into an insane asylum was all it took was her husband saying she is crazy. and they would lock her up for real. so she fakes her way with the promise the papers going to send a lawyer to break her out which eventually she does. short 810 part dramatic series that is called ten days in a madhouse. the paper runs it with illustrations. it tells about the awful conditions and mistreatment of the patients there. abuse, on healthy food, poor treatment dirty conditions it was such a big deal when it was published but it resulted into a

the favourite this year is nellie calder, the american | year is nellie calder, the american is not onlyympic gold and that a few weeks ago. her cv is certainly an impressive read — but carnoustie is so often a different story. craig templeton, bbc news. cricket — an dengland have rung the changes for the third test against india, which starts at headingly next week, following their defeat at lords which left them 1—0 down in the series. yorkshire batsman dawid malan has been recalled to the squad. he's been a mainstay of the t20 side, but last featured in test cricket during the 2018 season against india. meanwhile, dom sibley has been dropped. his highest score in four innings against india in the current series was 28. zak crawley is also out of the 15—man squad. it's another double header in the hundred today — in the women's match, london spirit have beaten welsh fire by seven wickets. heather knight sealing the win with a four. spirit could have made it into the eliminators, had they made 96 off 41 balls, but struggled initially to get the runs in and had to settle for the match. f

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let's start with nelly korda. she came in as the world number 21.ht birdies in that round. she delivered. eight birdies in that round- the — she delivered. eight birdies in that round- the way — she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she _ she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she responded - she delivered. eight birdies in that round. the way she responded to l she delivered. eight birdies in that. round. the way she responded to each of her drops with birdies immediately afterwards was really very impressive, most notably the bogey on the 16th and birdies at the 17th. and the 18th. both of those holes constitute a very testing finish. super brown from a player who has commanded much of the attention and the build—up to the championship. but attention and the build-up to the championship-— championship. but she far from ulled championship. but she far from pulled away _ championship. but she far from pulled away because _ championship. but she far from pulled away because lots - championship. but she far from pulled away

music from nelly featuring breland and blanco brown.direction's niall horan will host the show with his guests lizzo, cristo fernandez from "ted lasso," music from kane brown, and a special appearance by the jonas brothers. and on wednesday and thursday the show will be hosted by the great rupaul. [ cheers and applause ] my first guest tonight is a bona fide legend of hip-hop, entrepreneur, television host, and overall cultural force and yet somehow always appears to be very relaxed. please welcome my friend the one and only snoop dogg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ what's up, big-time? >> hey, man. i can't complain. >> stephen a.: what's up, big-time? >> i can't complain. >> stephen a.: i'm not going to lie to you. when you're coming out, i know i didn't expect "shaft" with the music. i expected some smoke to be popping. that didn't happen. >> i left it in the green room, stephen. i've been here before. you understand me? i'm familiar with my surroundings. you understand me? >> stephen a.: i got you. i feel you. listen, you've known that

what inspired this song, nelly? >> just that energy. in the visuals but showing that team effort and coming up with something that these guys knew out the gate would be sensational. so let's get to the sensational. shall we? the world premiere of nelly's "high horse" featuring blanco brown and breland. take it away, guys. ♪ get up off of that high horse ♪ ♪ get up off of this train ♪ ♪ get up off of that high horse ♪ ♪ and drop that thing on me ♪ ♪ get up off of that high horse, yeah ♪ ♪ get up off of this train, train ♪ ♪ get up off of that high horse, yeah ♪ ♪ and drop that thing on me ♪ ♪ one time ♪ ♪ i like my girls a little country, country ♪ ♪ honky-tonk and blue jeans, jeans ♪ ♪ texas up to kentucky, kentucky ♪ ♪ i always hear the same thing ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the southern, about an hour from the city ♪ ♪ i know she looking at me silly shawty when i tell her i don't rap ♪ ♪ tell 'em, blanc ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, let me do my thing ♪ ♪ get up off of that high horse ♪ ♪ get up off of this train, this train ♪ ♪ get up off o

powell that her little nellie has become a grandmother. so so elizabeth was very much connected with these with these descendants long after george washington had died. so the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions. i'm so excited to hear that we have questions is this portrait and this little excerpt so this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier of elizabeth powell this was done in about 1784. i believe and the powell's actually owned. a copy of this portrait and this image is the exact portrait that the powell's owned. it was formerly at the philadelphia history museum now with drexel university, but this the powell's acquired at some time in the 1780s and it's it's a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the one of the best portraits but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. so this this is a very cool a cool little glimpse. you elizabeth's friendship with bush road washington, but actually her very close connection

powell her little nelly has become a grandmother.zabeth was very much connected with these descendents long after george washington had died. the last thing i want to talk about before he takes some questions, i'm so excited to take questions is this portrait and little excerpt. this portrait was done by joseph wright whoho painted the portrait i talked about earlier of elizabeth powell. presented 1784 i believe. the pal's actually own a copy of this portrait. this image is the exact porch of the pal's own to formally at the philadelphia history museum. the pal's acquired it sometime in the 1780s. it is a wonderful portrait of washington. it's one of the best portraits. but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. this is a very cool little into her very close relationship with her nephew who we are so grateful to her nephews descendents. they have been connected with the amount vernon for many, many years. i mentioned that earlier, go ahead. >> and landmarks correct, correct. they are however many great-grandfathers this is writt

they said meet us at nellis. we went to nellis air force base. the next thing i know, i'm in a transport and i'm going somewhere in an air force transport. and they farkd airplane and we get out. we look around. never seen this place before. probably, and going into a hangar. here these beautiful little silver migs. a half-hour later to a t. a pretty famous test pilot, vx 4, chief of projects. he says, come on, dan, let's go flying. he climbs in one. he puts me in a mig. he sits up on the front canopy looking over. he said, dan, don't worry about the instruments. as long as they're in the green everywhere. try that one on. so anyhow, 30 minutes after we landed, strapped in a mig and went rolling down the runway. the hardest thing about flying a mig is taxiing it. i won't get into it but it is very difficult. tonight mistake engineer really should make. but we got to date, the tactics that we had all come up against real thing. so graduation day, the first class, i said, i have a surprise for you. i put them all in airplanes and said follow me. we

nelly korda finished one shot ahead. the japanese athlete got the silver, lydia ko got the bronze.ing on president biden not to attend this year's memorial events unless he declassifies files that they contend will show saudi leaders supported the atrocity. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks in new york, virginia and pennsylvania, which killed nearly 3,000 people. our north america correspondent barbara plett usher explained more about what the group is asking of the president. there's around 1,700 people who have signed this letter and they have long been asking for access to classified government documents on whether the saudi arabian government was implicated in the al-qaeda plot — so whether saudi officials assisted or aided orfunded these hijackers in any way. the saudi government has always said it was not involved and previous us administrations have refused to declassify the documents, saying that it's a national security issue. now, this letter is saying, look, it's 20 years since this happened. there's just no reason why this information has to be kept se

. —— nelly korda from the usa, she has one that women's golf event here.shot lead, however, she dropped a couple of shots in the front nine but was able to gather it back and then with two holes to play, play was suspended because of bad weather so they had to go back in, waitaround bad weather so they had to go back in, wait around for half—an—hour or so and then they reemerged and she was able to win it on the 18th hole a 1—shot. nelly korda won her first major earlier on this year and now she has an olympic gold medal to go alongside that. of course from a great sporting family, her sister jessica also plays golf and their brother sebastian is a tennis player and their parents were also tennis players. their dad petr korda winning an australian open title. the first middle of the day went to cannula in the women's marathon, that taking place in sapporo in northern japan and that went to peresjepchirchir. thanks to sarah there. plenty more to come from tokyo. sticking on the theme, roughly. we've seen skateboarding, rockclimbing and surfing introduced to

went home, rang the door bell and nelly came to the door. my brother and i decided to call my parents by the first name after we got to a certain age. i said, nelly, there isn't enough room in the hotel for all of us. can we put up here? of course you can put up here. and we came. and that wasn't unusual for the way i was raised or brought up at all. and i still feel the same way. as governor of california, i appointed more blacks to executive and policy making positions than all the previous governors of california put together. >> i'm going to ask you about your family because it was such an important part of your early childhood. you didn't have a lot of money in that family. your father, as you have written in your own book, drank too much. he wasn't able to hold a job in a lot of different places, yet you always stayed together as a family. even though there are big differences between you and your brother, moon, for example, about how you see life and how you conduct yourselves. and here you are, the president of the united states, you

nelly corder won the gold, lydia ko with the bronze. , , ., sure. i am very pleased that your dad is happy _ sure. i am very pleased that your dad is happy with _ sure. i am very pleased that your dad is happy with that _ sure. i am very pleased that your dad is happy with that result! i sure. i am very pleased that your i dad is happy with that result! what about the comments made by thomas bach yesterday. they are still causing waves here.— bach yesterday. they are still causing waves here. bach yesterday. they are still causina waves here. , ., . , ., . ~ causing waves here. yes, thomas pack is not the most — causing waves here. yes, thomas pack is not the most popular _ causing waves here. yes, thomas pack is not the most popular person - causing waves here. yes, thomas pack is not the most popular person here i is not the most popular person here injapan. a lot of people think that the ioc somewhat forced the japanese government to go ahead with the olympics despite the global pandemic and strong opposition. of course, they wouldn'

. >>> now to golf, nelly korda leaving no doubt who the best player is.n 1988. her dad an australian open player and her brother a pro tennis player. fell i nelly told me about her emotions. >> oh, my gosh, i had tears in my eyes, actually. no one can really explain it to you until i guess you're there and seeing the flag go up. it's just a huge mon for. >> all right. now imagine winning an olympic medal for something you've done three times before in your life. that's what american molly seidel did. she took home a bronze behind a pair of kenyan runners. seidel was baby-sitting and working in a coffee shop last year but she never gave up. now she's gone the distance and is bringing home a bronze medal. the great allyson felix cementing her status in the history books. she took bronze in the women's 400 meter. she's the most decorated female track athlete. this is her fifth olympics, her first as a mom. the jamaican women putting an exclamation point on olympic sprinting. they finished with a time of 41.02 seconds, the second fastest time in history, kim.

. >>> nelly korda edged out japan for a gold medal. but in the baseball game, the u.s. fell to the host country with a 3-2 finish. on the mat, a silver from sarah hildebrand. in the equestrian team event, jessica springsteen made her olympic debut with a silver. >>> team usa water polo, those women came out with a big win, a gold. and seeing our hometown hero continue her scoring streak. there are more gold medals up for grabs. women's basketball, and women's volleyball. they will be taking on brazil hoping to get their first gold medal. >> liz, before we let you go, one more day. any more uniforms to show? you have a different outfit on every single day. >> i am wearing the close uniform jacket, but we never got to show you some weightlifting swag we have. a pair of medals went home with weightlifters. and katie nye broke a record, three of them actually. and this belt, gives you abdominal support while you are crunching. >> nice, liz. >>> team usa has chosen track and field star kara as the closing ceremony flag bearer. winger is one of two captains for the track and

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at 8:00 eastern, on elections in history, turn-of-the-century women journalists such as nelly bly facedocietal pressures to balance traditional femininity and having a career in journalism. in iowa state university professor talks about the challenges of these pioneering women overcame. book tv features authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. on sunday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, here from authors attending freedom fast in south dakota, including a new hampshire based author and attorney on her short stories, opinion pieces, and speeches in her book. at 9:45, national of your columnist john fund with his book, our broken elections, in which he argues that the rules used the pandemic to change the election system and make it more vulnerable to fraud. at 3:0 5:00 p.m., and economic historian with her book which looks at a new kind of economics that focuses on science and a better understanding of human action. at 4:35 p.m., a futurist and economist talks about the future dominance of artificial intelligence in his book gaming ai. at 10:00 on afterwards, a conservative podcaster discus

nelly. >> steve: but "driver's license" is "rumors?ct. >> steve: and "rumors" is "driver's license? >> jimmy: no "rumors" is lizzo. >> steve: are you sure "rumors" isn't fleetwood mac. >> jimmy: it's a different "rumors. we're talking about "driver's license" by olivia rodrigo >> steve: oh, wow, "deja vu. >> jimmy: "deja vu" is also olivia rodrigo higgins, we can't keep doing this >> steve: "bad habits. >> jimmy: ed sheeran can we move on >> steve: sure, don't let me hold you up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey -- whoa, hey, hey, wait, what you eating there? >> steve: butter [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgins, higgins, that's really not -- >> steve: not what >> jimmy: "good 4 u. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: that's what you pay to see you aren't going to cape it, are you? >> jimmy: you think i should [ cheers and applause i haven't put a cape on in a a while. ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ capes cape oh, yeah, capes ♪ >> jimmy: guys, it's hard to believe that it's been over a year and a half since we all got on zoom and y

they later went on to a couple of great air force guys out of nellis. they started red flag. you know about that, i am sure. after they got started the general who controlled them, he retired, or something. the air force -- join in with top gun. they shared information and are both american fighter schools. so, they share information. they're gonna end up sharing airplanes we said. [laughs] >> and the f4? >> well -- air force, i never said a bad word about them. and you know, i don't know how many of you know people who flew the f-105 and southeast asia, but they built 800 and something of them. it's in the book. it's one of the reasons that i had barry till men with me, barry and i did a lot of research. we lost 340 some airplanes. the f-one o fives in vietnam. that is a tragedy. those guys were as good as anybody in the world. yes, sir. right here. microphone, sir. please. >> i salute you for all of your service, and i thank you for that. previously, you referred about being told that the validity aircraft -- did they take the bullets out of the aircraft, one giving ground

world number one and overnight leader nelly korda has dropped back to four under, so she's still threelike i_ very happy the way i played. i feel like i played — very happy the way i played. i feel like i played better— very happy the way i played. i feel like i played better than— very happy the way i played. i feell like i played better than yesterday. a bit more — like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. _ like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. yeah, - like i played better than yesterday. a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm . a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy _ a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've — a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done _ a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done it— a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done it before, - a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm happy. i've done it before, i've l a bit more consistent. yeah, i'm i happy. i've done it before, i've won this event, — happy. i've done it before, i've won this event, so— happy. i've done it before, i've won this event, so it _ happy. i'

bombs at nellis air force base.icials say that they were no longer safe for storage or shipment. and this is the only way to neutralize them. they say the military conducts such debts that detonations once or twice a year. >> nasa says it is still on track to put the first woman and the next man on the surface of the moon in 2024 this is despite a budget and technical problems. the 2024 deadline was considered a pretty ambitious because of legal challenges from jeff bezos over the lunar landing contract. there are also problems with those space suits and budgetary constraints imposed by congress. but nasa still insisting it is committed to getting people back on to the moon. >> after the break. a federal program that keeps tabs on the oakland police department may be ending what this means for police moving boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for on

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kicking off state fair festivities today, iowa and missouri west virginia will kick off things with a nellie concert in illinois, their state fair is celebrating its 100th anniversary with one buttery bovine that sculpture is made from 100 pounds of butter it will be in the dairy building at the state fair if you are so inclined. >>> let's get a check now and see about these excessive heat war warnings and an update on fred. with janessa. >> super exciteed to hear the fairs returning but it's going to be a scorcher out there if you go to the fairs make sure you have water handy these excessive heat warnings are spreading across the southern plains, northeast, midatlantic, across the board coast to coast people are having a hard time sleeping because temperatures and humidity levels are sitting in the mid 70s, near 80 degrees already. we'll be back in the 90s for air temperatures for daytime highs today. this spreads into the raleigh, durham area, south carolina, charleston, where air temperatures of 91 degrees, but the heat index, this say new forecast for new jersey today. 110 degrees will

a thousand spectators allowed him to the links and most of them will be wanting to see nellie, who wasover golf right now. you've been catching up with sophia as well and there's a chance that perhaps she could defend her title? i think she could be inspired and she was interested when i spoke to her and how she felt when she drove into carnoustie, she got her own parking spaces defending champion and her own special lockers on the changing room. it over and above that, just constant reminders of what was one of the great sporting stories of last year when ranked 300 for the world, she came forward to win by two shots, it was a very unexpected victory but it was a great fairy tale, someone who overcame the debilitating effects of lyme disease and realised her potential and now going forward, she can look forward to a debut in europe and defending this crown here at carnoustie. bud europe and defending this crown here at carnoustie-— at carnoustie. and the prize money has been increased, _ at carnoustie. and the prize money has been increased, said _ at carnoustie. and the prize money h

. >> asking the questions this time around, simone's mom, nelly biles. games. simone opening up on what it felt like to take a step back on the world stage. here is a little bit of what she had to say >> not a lot of people can relate to winning and to being an elite athlete and to doing the things and breaking the barriers that we're doing, but a lot of people can relate to, like, mental health and normal people stuff because we're not seen as normal people walking around but then once i kind of took a step back, i obviously was expecting to feel, like, a lot of backlash and embarrassment. but it's the complete opposite and that's the first time i felt like human, like besides simone biles, i was simone and people kind of respected that >> hoda, you were there. what's your take on that conversation >> first of all, what beautifully intimate conversation and i was just thinking how tough it must be for nelly to listen to her daughter talk about the pain she endured she loves her little girl so much and to hear her be so open and honest about it. but i wa

american nelly quarter remains in whole position to win the women's golf. the world number one shot a 69 and the 3rd round to go. 3 shots ahead of india. surprise challenger, a d t shoak who's ranked 200 in the world. really? well, let's go live now. it's andy richardson in tokyo, and andy were into the final few days of competition that there is still a lot to be decided. what's coming up later today? i think the, the fun of the women is 1500 meters. there's the obvious highlights on the track lights wrong featuring, as it does to find her son the dutch runner going to this unprecedented treble hearing. so i kept trying to in the 150-5000 been 10000. something that's never been done before. she's already won the 5000. her heat for 1500 have been eventful . she took a tumble enough 1st hate on the final lapse, still managed to get up and qualified with relative ease. she's got a big rival in this filing case. faith keep egon who is the reigning olympic champion book has sounded beecher at the 2019 world championships in doha. and then a bit later on the als

just joining us for a good morning for moscow's nelly afternoon. 6 minutes to midday, but i'll breaking news big story this morning. tell me about not international. the african interior ministry saying that the taliban has entered the country's capital cobble while the group itself is saying that it's all that is fight is not to enter the city. it's at the cities boundaries, but they're holding back is the latest we, for fear of bloodshed seems that because they want negotiations over a peaceful hand over that so reportedly underway with the government at the moment . thought of i should have gone the president and the government. what's gonna happen there? will it seems. negotiations are underway with the taliban. they've met little resistance thus far. we hear this was pretty much expected that they would take couple, but it's confirmed, although they're not in the sense of the taliban saying we're holding back at the moment. so this now means the militants control, every major city of the country, i've got to start flowing a rapid and decisive offensive. as we've been reporting at t

the american nelly korda in first place and also we have a third place from japan and another at eighth a lot of people are watching that match very closely. people are watching that match very closely-— very closely. and of course said late — very closely. and of course said late throughout - very closely. and of course said late throughout these | said late throughout these games we have talked a lot about covid—19 restrictions, safety, etc. what me for the latest on the covid—19 numbers. indeed, alice, i'd like a broken record talking about this surge in covid—19 numbers every single day but yesterday's latest number across japan surpassing yesterday's latest number acrossjapan surpassing way across japan surpassing way above 15,000. acrossjapan surpassing way above 15,000. here in tokyo, the number it was just above 4500 the number it was just above a500 and were the second—highest with a before we saw the number topping 5000 but we are seeing record numbers of cases in surrounding prefectures as well as 0saka prefectures as well as osaka and kyoto. and a total number of infections

nelly korda shares the lead with the 2020 pga champion kim sei—young and sweden's madelene sagstroem.8 champion georgia hall and the reigning us open champion yuko saso. the defending champion, germany's sophia popov — five shots off the lead after a level par round of 72. on to tennis and the world number one ashleigh barty is through to the quarter—finals of the cincinnati masters, as the build—up continues to the final grand slam of the year, the us open. barty made it through to the last eight in cincinnati by thrashing a former world number one, and double grand slam winner, victoria azarenka in straight sets. barty beat the number 1a seed 6—love, 6—2 injust over an hour. the reigning wimbledon champion will now face the french open champion barbora krejcikova. in the men's singles, russia's daniil medvedev remains on course for back—to—back masters series titles. the top seed, who won in toronto last week, is through to the quarter—finals in cincinnati after a straight sets victory over grigor dimitrov. medvedev won this battle of two former champions 6—3, 6—3. former player aze

fresh from her olympic gold medal in tokyo, all eyes were on world number one nelly korda.wilt _ last year's surprise winner, sophia popov, started well. but then this — carnoustie by name, carnasty by nature. she battled back, though, to finish on par. the british players have mostly struggled, but not former champion georgia hall. she shone on day one, at one point topping the leaderboard, but now one stroke off the pace. level with scotland's louise duncan, an amateur taking her moment on the big stage. well, she's within the lead as well. at the head of the field are south korea's sei young kim and sweden's madelene sagstrom, both on five under par, and up there level with them, ominously poised, is korda. jo currie, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. pretty cloudy day for most of us today. there have been a few good breaks here and there was some sunshine breaking through. there hello again. it's been another pretty cloudy day for most of us today. there have been a few breaks here and there. a bit of sunshine

pedersen from denmark in the hunt and an indian walther in their, all looking to try and put pressure on nelliemedal. also we have had another medal. also we have had another medal given out in the beach volleyball. in the men's bronze medal match. qatar beat latvia to win the bronze medal there and in the beach volleyball bronze medal match yesterday latvia lost out so. not a good couple of days for them. in one ofthe couple of days for them. in one of the big _ couple of days for them. in one of the big stories _ couple of days for them. in one of the big stories from - couple of days for them. in one of the big stories from these i of the big stories from these games has been athletes talking about mental health. how is the coverage they played out with the athletes you have spoken to in tokyo? it the athletes you have spoken to in to 0? ., , , the athletes you have spoken to into o? ._ in tokyo? it has been really interesting _ in tokyo? it has been really interesting to _ in tokyo? it has been really interesting to see _ in tokyo? it has been really interesting to see athletesl interesting

she became olympic champion, nelly corder. she finished one shot clear of the field.e bronze. let's turn to the diving. you can take your eyes off this. the final of the man's ten metre platform. tom daley and team gb chasing a second gold medal of these games come up against the superstars from china. to give us a better idea of how they are doing, we can speak to matthew dixon, commonwealth silver medallist in the ten metre platform, part of the plymouth diving club. to us mere mortals, this app that so spectacular. ourjobs are on the floor working out how they can do so such moves in a split second. haw floor working out how they can do so such moves in a split second.- such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? — such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? he _ such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? he is— such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? he is doing _ such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? he is doing really - such moves in a split second. how is tom doing? he is doing really well l tom doing? he is doing really well at t

it should take about half—an—hour in total for it all to pass through and it is the american nelly kordawanting to get back out on the cause and wrap up that when with two holes remaining, she is one chart clear, 17 under, but there has been a brilliant round from the japanese player, she has had a great back nine, four birdies in a row, and has two left to play so she is currently in the silver medal position and battling it out for that bronze medal position is new zealand's lydia coe, so hopefully within the next 15 minutes, play can resume, and we will get a result in the women's golf competition. closing ceremony on sunday, the penultimate day of the games, talk us through some of the other medals.— other medals. the women's marathon — other medals. the women's marathon started _ other medals. the women's marathon started off, - other medals. the women'sj marathon started off, that's always the closing weekend of the olympics and tomorrow morning we will have the men's marathon. that was taking place up north in order to counteract the extreme heat you can have in tokyo but it did n

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thank you so much for joining me and nelly simon show. so you're welcome, but now everyone is as confident that the off to political pulling. and if you say so no joined by james kelly of the blog, scott was pop. james, welcome to the examine show. i alex, good to be here. how are you? i'm very well, but your blog has a note of skepticism about opinion pulls, at least about the, the use of opinion polls and what was the law both? well, and obviously i'm a true independent lager in scotland and, and scotland. we have a problem with media, which is overwhelmingly dependents, are skeptical about independence, almost the entire instrument there, with the exception of one. your spectrum is against independence and they're the ones that are the commissioning, the polls. and so you're going to get an agenda crating and you're going to get, you know, emissions question to are sort of are, or the question was the wrong way. maybe that was, results will be time played. maybe results will be misinterpreted slightly. so as, as, as more that kind of t

american nelly corda survive de wobbly. final round win gold and the women's goals. the 23 year old will. number one shot around the $69.00, giving her a one stroke victory dependence mon a. and now me claims silver after bidding lydia co of new zealand in a playoff. right now, i'm writing it down, see what obviously there's always going to be a challenge that golf away humbles you. so see what i can always improve on and go from there because the games always gave the always involving players are getting better. so you're constantly learning and you're constantly working harder and harder every year. the dominican republic, you'll be in south korea, pen 6, when bronze in the men's baseball base scored father there runs in the 8th inning, host, japan leave the us for gold. later on, the president, the russian olympic committee has definetly said move to stop some of its athletes competing in tokyo, following a state sponsored doping scandal. haven't had any impact on the team's performance . russian athletes have so far, $160.00 metals in tokyo to more than in rio, m

biles hugging her mom, nellie, reuniting with her dog, rambo, her fans there saying, "we love you morend in spring, texas, a parade, celebrating the two gymnasts, with that sign, "welcome home." >> and in minnesota, waiting for suni lee and grace mccallum. august 7th now named grace mccallum day. while back in st. paul, suni lee getting a hero's welcome. showing off that medal from atop the fire truck. and waiting tonight for olympic champion allyson felix. her daughter and that shirt seen around the world, "my mom is faster than your mom." america welcoming home its heroes, congratulating those olympic athletes. they performed in the face of so much. welcome home. good night. >> we are going to continue to be as vigilant as we possibly can. >> it is back to school after year and half of distance learning, kids are back in the classroom today. ask for joining us. >> you are watching abc seven news at 4:00, right here wherever you stream. >> we have team coverage as kids get back into the classrooms. we will look at the safety concerns. we have a look at the past year of distance learni

american nelly cordova about the wobbly final round win gold and the women's golf. the 23 year old world. number one shot around the $69.00. giving her one stroke victory depends monee and now many claim silver after bidding lydia co of new zealand in a playoff. right now, i'm writing it down see what obviously there's always going to be a challenge, a golf away humble view. so see what i can always improve on and go from there because games always gave the always involving players are getting better. so you're constantly learning and you're constantly working harder and harder every year. the president of the rational and committee has defiantly said, news to stop some of its athletes competing and tokyo, following a state sponsor and doping scandal haven't had any impact on the team's performance . russian athletes have so far, $160.00 metals in tokyo to more than in rio mean experience. the flags, the majority of experts agree on one thing. and the head of state talked about that the decision by the court of arbitration for support was not any sort of problem for