there are no olympic games from world war ii, set olympics in 1940, no olympics in 1944.we have a gap between 1936 and 1948. so, if you are a 22-year-old athlete, in 1936, by 90 40, eight you are in your mid thirties and out of your prime. the people who hoped i will compete in four years never had that opportunity. marty lichtman and sam are to american jewish athletes, sprinters, blackmon is on the, left a freshman at syracuse, and in 1936, sam is a runner at the university of michigan. they go over on the olympic team, these two jewish athletes to participate in the four by 100 meter relay, one of the last track and field events, and just before the race happens, they were told by the american coach, team chrome, well it will be replaced on the relay team by jesse owens and another african american sprinter, ralph metcalf, to arguably the two fastest men on the team, faster than the two to be sure. marty glick man, i had the chance to meet and talk with marty a few times before he passed away. he attributed this to antisemitism, and to not want the american olympic com

olympics. to california and doesn't go back to germany until the the early 1950s and dies as a relatively young woman in the early 1950s. please do post your questions both for damien and for danny in the comments section danny. we do have a couple of questions that i'd like to combine. person named susan is asking whether the college students you mentioned earlier who boycotted participation did they participate for years later or have ever at all and actually i think we can combine them suzanne from pittsburgh and barry from new york have both asked about marty glickman and sam stoller two athletes. we haven't yet mentioned, but we were planning to do their story. so let's do that now if we could sure to the first question, no one competes four years later. there are no olympic games during world war ii, so there's no olympics in 1940 and there's no olympics in 1944. we have a gap between 1936 and 1948. so, you know if you're a 2020 or 22 year old athlete in 1936 by 1948. you're in your mid 3

great walsh jennings who won four olympic medals in five olympic games three of them were gold and i was sitting with her at lunch and i saw her in athens in '04 and beijing and '08 and those were golds. that was great. her first olympics were in sydney in 2000 and in 2016. she won a bronze in rio. quite something for a mother of three and no wonder she's called an olympic icon. she also won three world championship gold medals 70 77 avp tournaments and 56 international events. on her instagram page she says quote when god sends rain rain is my choice, but as you'll see she well deserves her nickname six feet of sunshine. it and courtney matthewson. who won gold medals olympic golds in beijing in 2012 and rio in 2016 now she grew up in anaheim hills and was was an oh oh county water polo player canyon high school. in her senior year at ucla. she won the coutinho award known as the heisman tree trophy of collegiate water polo. courtney and her family live in anaheim hills, and i'm happy to say that she and chris aren't strangers to the nixon library. they were married here. her coach

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of the ussr, the finnish capital made two olympic villages one for representatives of the socialistp and another for athletes from capitalist countries, almost 5,000 athletes participated in the games. of these, 10% are women. it was progress. athletes from 69 countries came to the competition. the first place in the final standings was taken by the united states, the second by the ussr, the mistress of the championship of finland, became 8 heroes of the olympics in helsinki, were soviet gymnasts. viktor chukarin. he won four golds and two silvers at once and maria gorokhovskaya. she won seven medals, one in each of the gymnastic disciplines. this is an achievement of 7 awards for one olympiad of conquered women. only half a century later, in 2021, the swimmer from australia, emma mckeon, was able to repeat. that was the day in history. summer will be interesting, you ask, you ask. red roses on the windshield of my fiancé's car victor chemicals in the summer will not be boring movies series documentaries cartoons producers of good things want and most importantly, but it's best to c

mohammed farah four-time olympic champion in the 5 and 10,000 m.ammed farah won the games in london in 2012 and in rio in 2016 10 years after his first olympic gold, mo farah came out with a revelation. he's not the man he's been pretending to be all these years. most people know me as mofaru, but that's not my name. this is not true. actually. my name is hussein abdika. khin. i was born in the north of somalia and in britain they brought me under the name of another person, despite what i said before, my parents never lived in the uk revelation about his childhood. the british sports legend, now 39, has spoken out in a bbc documentary that the full version will not be released until wednesday. after the death of my father in the somali war, i will. and the olympic champion lived for several years with relatives in a neighboring country. djibouti. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been muhammad farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to

games in helsinki opened, this was the first and so far the only olympics that were held in finlandnd the first, in which the soviet union participated, at the request of the ussr, the finnish capital made two olympic villages , one for representatives of the socialist camp and the other for athletes from capitalist countries. almost 5,000 athletes participated in the games. of these, 10% are women. it was progress. athletes from 69 countries came to the competition. the first place in the final standings was taken by the usa, the second by the ussr, the mistress of the championship , finland, became the eighth hero of the olympics in helsinki, the soviet gymnast. viktor chukarin. he won four gold medals and two silver and maria gorokhovskaya. she won seven medals, one in each of the gymnasts. disciplines this achievement of 7 awards for one olympics won by a woman only half a century later in 2021 was able to repeat the swimmer from australia emma makeyan. that was the day in history. saving the energy market in europe this winter could cost more than 200 billion euros , according

, so it shows that he is a maximalist and that, you see, karate was at one olympics.are world games, they are games from non-olympic sports, and again karate will not be at the next olympics, so this is the situation though it's strange that there are such sports, you see, we also have wonderful traditions. there are medals of the olympic games, there are world and european medals in basketball, in fact, there are also world and european medals. what about the game, uh, about amazing favorites and we don’t have our own ground there. we haven’t played for a long time and we don’t know when we will finally play a home match and we are such clear favorites in principle. european and we played. until the last seconds, we kept each other intrigued by only one point. we lost 76-77 to the americans. here is the calendar for the next stage. here is the calendar of the next stage. here is the independence day of ukraine. italy is also here. about the ukrainian and filled very so cool our guys play better better with every match despite the fact that we have a war but still we

games opened today at the queen elizabeth olympic park.ay there and has been looking back at the event which saw team gb win a record 185 medals. ten years ago, the lighting of the olympic cauldron marked the start of london 2012. and today, in the shadow of the stadium, a legacy flame was ignited at an event celebrating the milestone. when it comes to inspiration, there are few better examples than desiree henry. a decade ago, the londoner was one of seven unknown teenagers to light the torch at the climax of the opening ceremony. fast forward four years, and henry had gone on to become an olympic medallist in rio. she told me 2012 had proved crucial. it gave me the encouragementjust to continue dreaming and working hard and one day dream of going to an 0lympics. and it came true. it came true! and ifelt like 2012 was such an important moment as a part of my career, just to make me realise that i can do it. london 2012 will inspire a generation. a more active nation was the ambition of those behind the £9 billion games. so does the man wh

the abandoned facilities of some other former olympic parks avoided.third of adults and half of children are deemed inactive. do we have a healthy and happy and active generation of young people as a result of london 2012? no, we don't. discussion about legacy needs to go a little bit deeper. the fact that we've lost a2,000 hours of physical education in our schools since london hosted the olympic and paralympic games is a signal that the societal shift hasn't happened. here in birmingham, commonwealth games legacy funding is already being invested, focusing on projects like this in areas of highest inactivity — an attempt to learn lessons from london 2012. just holding a magnificent sporting event is not enough to create a legacy, and it took a few years for that message to get through and things to start to change. and they have started to change now. and i suppose that lesson had to be learned somewhere. many believe the games was a catalyst for the regeneration of this part of east london. but amid newjobs and businesses here, the original pledges

despite all the circumstances, the russian olympic committee is a full member of the olympic movement continue to systematically prepare for the games, and we are also working to ensure the qualification and equal presence of our athletes in the olympic village and at the venues for their participation in events during the games. over 1.300 athletes from 16 countries of the world compete in kazan at the complex international water sports competitions of the friendship games. divers took the baton from swimmers today and opened the competition program on a three-meter springboard and tower. unfortunately, one of the leaders of the russian national team, european champion nikita shleikher, will not perform. he was injured in training and withdrew from the first stages of the schleiker friendship games. he had to perform individually on a three-meter trampling in synchronized jumps with evgeny kuznetsov. nikita is fine trained began training in the gym in the gym. he received this injury, and unfortunately, not the first time on this element, this time there was no fracture. just really

this tokyo olympics was the first time a trans woman even qualified for the olympics.going to take over women's sport is an irrational fear of trans women, which is the dictionary definition of trans-phobia. >> trevor: it's interesting that you say that-- ( applause ) it's interesting that you say that, because i think if i were to push back, or, you know, even-- not even playing devil's advocate, there are a few things that could be argued. number one, you could argue that although the trans woman who competed in the olympics didn't dominate, she did beat a field of women who might have qualified for that position. secondly, when you talk about the height differences-- i agree with this completely-- but there a sport like, let's say boxing, for instance. in boxing, people fight across all weight categories. they don't just go men's boxing, women's boxing. they go men, heavyweight, super heavyweight. middle weight, bantam weight, fly weight, feather weight, guys who weigh nothing punch each other. i mean this genuinely. i thought it's interesting how in boxing they go

two-time olympic champion japanese yuzuru hani announced his retirement, he announced this decision at a special press conference in tokyo hanyuf. said he planned to retire after the olympics pyunchhane, however, he held out until beijing as he continued to concentrate on the results. now look 27 its first gold. i took it back in sochi 8 years ago in korea 4 years later, a japanese. he repeated his success, but in beijing he could no longer miss. even in the top three, he is a two-time world champion, the winner of the team tournament as part of the japanese team and the champion of the four continents of the twentieth year. farewell to the former football player and coach georgy yartsev took place in the manege of the spartak football academy, in order to ask in full force to come the current players of spartak could not hold back the tears, oleg romantsev. one evseev and nikita simonyan yartsev passed away on july 15 in the seventy-fifth year, as a coach, he led the national team to the final part of the euro and won with a duct in the national championship, georgy yartsev was buried

but for years, his family and supporters fought for him to regain olympic gold. the gold, but still did not recognize him as the only winner. >> he is the greatest. he is not just an american indian hero. he is a national hero. >> please sign our petition calling on the olympic committee to right this wrong. >> reporter: and tonight, their work has been heard. on the 110th anniversary of jim thorpe winning gold, the international olympic committee has now reinstated him as the sole gold medal winner in those events. tonight, the organization who fought for him, telling us, we are overjoyed. this is a day that will lift up native american youth and lift up a boogien of light for generations to come. we choose jim thorpee and the family it building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the sores are very painful though, excruciatingly. painful. we should be and will be testing literally 10 times the amount of people we simply don't have enough vaccine. monkey pox cases are rising dramatically 40% in just one day. there's not enough

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in south korea, the legendary won his first of three olympic gold medals.restler alexander karelin, they shone 4 years later in valberville and barcelona, ​​respectively, but already as part of a certain united team, with the liquidation of the state structures of the soviet union, it was disbanded and the national olympic committee of the anoks of the new state were still in their infancy. so there were no athletes no flag, no anthem, but there was pride and honor as evidenced by the 135 medals won in 1994 opened a new chapter in the annals of the olympic movement. the winter summer games were separated by years, and the russian national team, after a long break, began to act as a separate team, of course, there was no such margin of safety as in soviet times , but domestic athletes did not get lost among the world leaders, making their heroes admire and be proud of them. only for every era, but also for every olympiad. this is biathlete sergei chepikov and speed skater svetlana bazhanova lily hammer catcher alexander popov and the king of prussia in gymna

you've said the word olympics _ seen with olympics and...here, and seen with olympics and... you've - said the word olympics there, and he were legacy, so i have to ask you, of course, about 2012 in london, where there was a huge success, there is a huge expectation on the legacy, and several reports since have worried that actually the legacy areas, things like participation, have not lived up to the billing. find participation, have not lived up to the billinu. �* . . , the billing. and we have really focused and _ the billing. and we have really focused and learned _ the billing. and we have really focused and learned lessons i the billing. and we have really i focused and learned lessons from 2012. but anybody who has been to stratford in east london can see the massive benefits, reno —— regeneration in that area of london, and we are getting that ended birmingham as well, and also advancesin ended birmingham as well, and also advances in transport, but it goes beyond that. we really focusing on money through sporting one to generate exci

team, love the storekeepers, they drive like this, we will see our olympic team at the next olympices, both winter and summer, but i also hope that we will not see the russian national team even under a neutral flag, this will be the end of the sports section, i am yevhen pastukhov, i bid you farewell and i will pass the floor to vasyl zumiye, who will continue the big broadcast on express. thank you very much yevgen yevgen pastukhov talked about sports. they once let go to the games, it is not known who they would delegate there, because they send their national team hockey players to the army to serve in the war, with whom they will send that is why their sport is degrading degrading degrading well, we will win anyway and our sport is only stronger, now is the time to talk about the weather natalka didenko will not meet us at the hotel today, but she has prepared a weather forecast for tomorrow, i will do it to the best of my ability and i will tell you as they say. more free, at least for a while, because you can’t give up the heat in the summer, but it’s clear that even too much

last year, the athlete became the olympic champion and winner of the diamond league. what height did she submit to this time danila makhalin knows. here she is the high jump queen of recent years, the olympic champion three-time world champion maria lysitskena in front of our eyes. for the moscow public, the spectacle is quite rare and extremely exclusive , ordinary passers-by stopped. spectators watched with bated breath from behind the fence. after all, in such an almost informal setting, he jumps. the world athletics legend maria won quickly with a score of 1.91, but she also really wanted to take the ninety-six meter. she tuned in for a long time, pulled away, tried to cheer herself up, however height. unsubdued tournament. went well enough for me always love to perform. ah, we were at the olivieraklion stadium, and wonderful memories exactly a year ago, but they saw us off here to the olympics, and i left here inspired and cheerful. today, i also try to find the emotions of the traditional competition since last year and have begun to connect more. strong athlete

ah, they saw us off here to the olympics, and i left here inspired bodraya.try to find emotions for myself. hmm, being positive is difficult, but i try. here you go, by the way, federation president irina privalova said that this is a special tournament for you. especially the stadium, because after the injury i managed to perform here and just get such a charge before, tokyo yes, it was, but you can say that they asked for it on purpose. for this start to be held that year, because before the olympiad it was necessary to get in competitive shape. i am grateful to sergey aleksandrovich and, er, to all the participants in this wonderful base in general, for the fact that they support athletes in various sports. it is now very important and always has been. hope this continues. today, especially for you to win or take meter ninety-six to compete uh, just perform and hmm try to jump. as high as possible, uh, the result says otherwise, but as it were, the russian championship is ahead of training and we will prepare. how angry or upset can you be right now that y

for years, his family and supporters fought for him to regain his olympic gold. the gold, but still did not recognize him as the only sole winner in those event. an organization named in his honor never gave up. >> he is the greatest. he is not just an american indian hero. he is a national hero. >> please sign our petition calling on the olympic committee to right this wrong. >> reporter: and tonight, their work has been heard. on the 110th anniversary of jim thorpe winning gold, the international olympic committee has now reinstated him as the sole gold medal winner in those events. tonight, the organization who that fought for him, bright path strong, telling us, we are overjoyed. this is a day that will lift up native american youth and provide them with a beacon of light for generations to come. we choose jim thorpe and the family and supporters who never gave up the fight for his medals >> the 19 digs into retail theft rings. what is being done to crackdown. >> ahead on 7 on your side, how not to get scammed. >> my son grabs his shoulder, lifted up his shir

has multiple olympic coaches. what a very cool sport. we're having such a good time out here talking to these folks, and we can't wait to share it all with you guys. it's going to be a very fun morning out here in santa clara. and frank. i know you've been busy as well, checking out all the ins and outs of santa clara. really an amazing city and a gorgeous day out here this morning, frank. well it is gorgeous, but we're inside the bowels of levi stadium here at santa clara actually were inside the museum by the way. check this out. remember the catch with dwight clark? that's the actual ball from montana to dwight clark. way back in 1982, and as we pan up, you'll see the number of footballs. thrown to jerry rice for touchdowns. some 206 if you have never been this museum is amazing. it's a must see during the football season. we'll take you out a bit of a tour. there's a hall of fame wing that is out of this world. we're going to talk about the 49ers foundation as well their charitable bar helping out youth not on

i elite athlete who reached olympic heights taking home a bronze medal at the 1984 olympic games for dave holmes ventura county, california where he grew up wearing that his beautiful bride. jane said there was uproar and then gunfire. place found dave loud dead and troubling walls and jane story. here's keith morrison with the hometown hero and the homecoming queen. >> it was late when it happened, very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming, no one heard the warning, but now in the night, it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage jim, because in part it isn't just a gym. it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures. that's what makes it special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shot potter named dave laut became's family superman, and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal at the 1984 olympics. >> afterwards i just cried. how do you not? how do you not cry when you see your brother up they're getting a medal? he's my big brother bodies like my superman. he was my supe

paris 2024 introduced the slogan of the upcoming olympics, it will be held under the motto of wide open games. chapter the organizing committee emphasized that, given the many new disciplines, the games promise new experiences and represent the world of tomorrow. on the eve of the swimming competitions in kazan at the friendship games , the most titled athletes of the friendship games were daria ustinova vlada ege and kliment kolesnikov, each of them four gold medals, daria ustinova 7 won the most medals in just 5 days of competition. in the kazan palace of aquatic sports, 38 sets of awards were played for swimming and already today in as part of the friendship games diving competitions will also start in kazan. russian pilot daniil kvyat is getting closer to his debut in the popular american noscar racing series , footage of the arrival of the russian pilot at the team's base appeared on social networks. tim hetzberg. daniil kw also posted photos from the seat fitting procedure. behind the wheel of a noscar series car, it is expected that the signing of a contract with danil kvtm will

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next olympics, that's why this is the situation, although it's strange that there are such sports , then you see karate in our country, too, there are wonderful traditions, there are medals of the olympic games world and european in basketball actually still has medals at the world and european level. i mean at the national team level, they lost to the spaniards. you see that the game against the favorites is obvious and we don't have our own court there. we haven't been there for a long time. we play and we don't we know when we will finally play a home match and we are such clear favorites in principle. they are favorites even for the european championship. therefore, it is possible that there is a top european team and we played . this is on the independence day of ukraine, italy here, too, we will definitely play again in lithuania. you see, we are playing in riga. but, well, mainly about ukrainian and filled very, very cool, our boys play better better with every match despite the fact that we have a war, but all the same, we see what the national team adds to the editing and w

i mean, there's one example during the winter olympics. i don't know who promoted this idea initially it could be those three jewish leaders who published and advertisement new york times calling for a boycott of nbc viewership watching the game. the viewer should drop half. run the games that's significant. i don't know what's going through the the executive at nbc but it was a huge that's a consumer active and that's a role. i mean, we live in a free source side people have a choice not to watch not to buy things. when i know that one effect of you know that, you know being able to genocide. was that it was really difficult for? advertisers for you know brands to be as to have as many to run as many ads being so excited about the olympics because it's because you know everyone knew that there was this, you know, both there was a genocide right speaking of that important point that you mind me something this genocide olympic was sponsored by companies implicated already in the foresleep practices. so and in it's not that difficult, you kn

we protest and leave the olympic village.o helicopters to the airport and a plane from there. guys, guys we were in the city and found out everything came back in the morning and wanted to go back, but they didn't let us in. over here here you are nervous so much analysis sowed guy kryptonin it took me a long time to figure it out, just now. playing in such a situation is criminal today at a press conference will be made an official statement. collect things. this is what i came back for. to become guys, and everything is slowly developing for me. remember, when sasha became ill , she gave money, not the federation of his wife's intoxication, you know the sick son? he raised money for the operation. i gave everything for sasha white. fashion, not your head was asked by the mountain , the hard-nosed said that you are his team zhar zhar how many fingers i show garage lenses. yes , it's less clear, dear. nobody but the coach did not believe that we can even win we even we and we dragged pur we can not play. nothing will happen t

he said that he planned to end his career after the olympic games in kenichkan. however, he lasted until five, but as he continued to concentrate on the results. now yuzuru 27 has his first gold. he also took sochi 8 years ago in korea 4 years later japanese. he repeated his success, but in beijing he could no longer, not even getting into the top three hainu, a two-time world champion, winner of the team tournament as part of the japanese national team, the champion of the four continents of the twentieth year. in the manege of the spartak football academy, a farewell to the former football player and coach georgy yartsev took place, to say goodbye in full force, the current spartak football players arrived, oleg romantsev could not hold back his tears. vadim evseev and nikita simonyan yartsev passed away on july 15, in the seventy-fifth year, as a coach, he led the national team to the final part of the euro and was defeated by spartak in the national championship, georgy yartsev was buried at the preobrazhensky cemetery. the most valuable player of the vtb uni

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committee thomas bach as well as the olympic committee hold a special donor conference to collect fundsoration of the sports infrastructure of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi is also convinced that after the reconstruction of ukraine will claim to hold the international olympic games at the highest level. believe me. i am grateful to mr. president for his unwavering stance on the exclusion of russian and belarusian athletes from official competitions under the auspices of the international olympic committee while russia is trying to destroy the ukrainian people and subjugate other european countries to its representatives. not a place in the world sports community, of course we discussed today the strategy for the development of our ukrainian sports after the war, i have no doubt that after our victory, we will be able to provide all the necessary conditions for holding international sports events in ukraine at the highest level. meanwhile, in poland, the admissions campaign for studying at universities is underway. earlier, most institutions of higher education were meticulous about the l

committee, a magnet with a russian ship, and autographing a book about olympic champions in differentre he and his doubles kayaking partner volodymyr romanovsky on the podium in montreal 76 h 500 meters we took second place with our opponent place and at a distance of 1000 m, we have olympic gold and silver, the champion wanted to sell to buy two quadcopters for the military unit where his son is a volunteer, it costs 110,000 uah and he wanted to sell the medal people the people of khmelnytskyi are so responsive that they started sending me money, so i was just shocked, according to the words , in a day i already collected a quarter of the required amount for each transfer, he says he is grateful, and when he heard about the son of an eternal boy and the money from the children's piggy bank, he couldn't help but cry with such people, poor man victor news on social media khmelnytsky changed his mind about buying the twitter company american billionaire elon musk as reported by routers, he accused the social network of violating contractual obligations, the owners did not provided all t

here, after tests, the five best were selected, then they were prepared for two weeks before the olympics in our schoolchildren, they were not allowed to perform, as the national team did not have a flag. russia was designated by the abbreviation ol2, but on the success of our guys. this did not affect with a break of 3 months there are training camps, at which some materials are explained to us in the break between these camps. we write qualifying rounds. those who did well, stays and passes further, those who did not have time to master the material fly out according to the results of the training camp, a team is formed throughout the year, which goes to the international olympics, the experiment usually passes. so there is some equipment to do something on it to get some results. and here are the last years, when the empress's online format of the experiment was changed to a pseudo-experiment. that is, now we have a computer, a special program that displays the result according to the initial conditions, that is, some plan. it's like a simulation. an experiment, but without installatio