where today is named olympic day and in this regard we have a special guest from the national olympic committee mrs. mehrani, welcome. please enjoy this special day and your plans for the olympic day. i also say hello to you and dear viewers. today we are at your service with the olympic day, exactly as you said, the world olympic day, which everyone in all the countries of the world, all the national olympic committees. this day is celebrated by the programs planned by the national olympic committee. for now , what are the events in our country? the national olympic committee of iran celebrates this day every year at the same time as other national olympic committees around the world and various programs prepare something different on this day you see, sometimes it happens that it is possible to hold this event on a weekly basis for several days. as a result , there are various programs such as training for students or addressing the general public, children, teenagers and all levels of society. today , i am here at your service at the national olympic academy, the national olympic c

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the paris olympics for 2024. have to get justice for those athletes. it's not fair for them to be haunted as you heard from allison schmidt for the rest of their lives whether there was athletes from china who had these positive tests should have been there or not and it's why we need someone that understands the rules. it's given the freedom and access to dive into the cases themselves, not a review of what wada did but actually to get to the facts of the cases, prosecute the case is liquid called for from the very beginning and get justice for all the world's athletes. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i have a few follow-up questions. when i thought was a good point he made earlier some of the chinese swimmers were not, did not testify for the illegal substance and they were cheated. it includes the chinese and russian athletes who maybe didn't get that number one or two spot because they were using performance-enhancing drugs by some of their colleagues. we talked about how we give about $4 million to wada. we t

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so we 2024 pairs olympics. they're just around the corner. like any other host city to the games that, you know, they try to clean up a wretched up security. terrorism is always a threat at big events like this. but there are some reports that are merged around, you know, a 100 days or so ahead of the games that emanuel my crone had dozens and dozens of homeless migrant families removed from the area near paris city hall. now i would compare this to when the california governor gavin newsome magic, we got rid of san francisco's homeless problem ahead of she didn't things visit for the a peck summit. what do you make of francis preparations for the olympics to? yes and my and my thought went to when new york we are truly ami. um was hosting the republican national convention or i, i'm sorry, that was mayor michael bloomberg and he also had the homeless people removed and exiled it to the bar. i was outside of manhattan in new york city as the same and this is something that happens whenever a city host to major event, whether it be a sporting

medals on that olympic team.and i would out that when we did finish the only drug test team in the world record team as eight silver us were asked to be tested we are tested in team. >> veryd i and recognize the ranking member for questions for. >> thank you for your very direct testimony. i think the average person head into the olympics and international competition there is ald and rules apply across the board. are you saying there's different cols for different countries? tuly i do not know that true answer.he facts i have been in other countries and have been in competition been tested is not the same protocols weat is your testimony correct? >> correct. public records if you were to go on and see how many times i have been tested you can. i know for a fact that is not across the b other country in the world for. >> isn't aren't they supposed to setund rules for all competitors? >> yes. >> had they not even followedthrough with the consistent testing protocol for each country and tmonitor compliance. >> yes

we cannot olympics.y had 23 they compete in that opportunity to compete at this olympics iÌ a second that is a terrible to receive notice of 23 positive going to think that the chinese some tingling in 2021 olhey? what does what's as well as 2022 china was going to host the winter olympics this is asking. like rush are they too eye and allow them to not follow t the rug. that's a very question we are here for and want and need answers to prayer. >> agree on the lifetime ban. aside from the russian doping scandals and he heard at 20 positive test not bei i got a note for mr. phelps, ms. schmidt? cited it quote in the same place at the same time when arose. can each if you tell me if that is a goo investigate over 20 cases qution. >> hour at lance armstrong case the team stayed together so they could dope together. rode a bus together so they could do blood transfusions at the fact they all stated the same hotel and all tested positive fact consistent with not doping it is a fact consistent with >> seem to

it's really 100 metres, right next to the olympic village.u know. so, yeah, for me, it's related to the games. paul's group have alleged that what happened here is part of a wider effort to clear the streets ahead of the games. french officials have denied any link, and the international olympic committee have stressed they're not responsible for paris's homeless policy. i'll tell you the truth, ok? i've only ever seen that shiny side of the games you talk about. i've stayed in an olympic village, with all of the privileges that come with being an athlete, and sitting and listening to you has really made me think about who benefits and how that benefit comes to a city. and i think we need to elaborate on that. like, you know, the goal is not to say, "uh, we should stop the olympics, cancel them." no, the goal is to say, "i think it brings a joy to a lot of people in the world." there's just the need to be, now, when we're going to organise olympics, the need to be social and, come on, i mean, we could do it. hey, hey. this is cool, eh? the we

represents a club at the olympics or another, i think that this is also a huge prestige, and why isch an attitude that even the top clubs seem to say, we will still think about whether to let go or not, but the movement has not let go of its own, and what’s more, look at the movement, yes basic club, there he did not let go of his five, plus three... footballers who are over 23, yes, for those older than 23 years, well, for example, it will be, relatively speaking, there kryskiv, bondarenko and, for example, talavirov, conditionally speaking, yes, then 3 +5 is eight football players, this can be a basis, which is not available now to the olympic team at the tournament where our olympic team plays, where it will play four matches, and then it is not at all clear why this tournament, if, if it is there, well, there will be these movement footballers and plus footballers who are older than 23 years, who played in... the tournament, so it is not clear why this tournament is needed at all. well, but ruslan ratan has such an impression, you know, he does not want to aggravate this situati

at the olympics next month in paris. i was thrilled to seat to new jersey swimmers aren't spots on the swim team at the olympic trials in indianapolis last week. the olympics only happen every four years dedicated athletes train around the clock day in and day out for the opportunity to compete they should be assured the world competition is fair. i want to thank the witnesses who are here today and demonstrate their ongoing commitment to drug-free competitive sports michael phelps and allison schmitt are top of our two top athletes dedicated most of their lives to rigorous training and incredible discipline to showcase their talents and represent the u.s. on the world stage. both of you have made our country proud to your athletic achievements and continue to make us a proud by standing up for clean his sports. ceo of anti- doping agency is also here representing an institution works tirelessly to ensure clean competition the integrity of sports in the drug testing educational programs are held up as examples of the str

the olympics. right. so it's like the russians being treated very, very poorly. and you're also talking about russia, a major olympian olympic power health for decades because they've always what you're on like here. you know, if you ever what i told you right about i talking about on your heart in russia, if you're like a professional, actually there's a whole covered mental system to make sure you don't have to do anything else. but just concentrate on, on practice and becoming a great athletes here. it's like something you do on the side while you're working like friendlies or something. so. so it's like, definitely, yeah, it's like say you know what, take russia out of the olympics. it's absurd. i mean, it basically olympics what small, i don't think it puts the rush up nearly as much as it hurts the olympics. yeah, good point on taiwan and you're absolutely right for all of america's war is the conflicts funding the possibilities all around the world for us has never been banned from the games

football player who makes the olympic team, and for the clubs as well, because after all, well, if atball player represents one club or another at the olympics, i think that's also huge prestige, and why such an attitude that even the top clubs seem to say, we will still think about whether to let go or not, but the movement has not let go of its own. and what's more, look at the movement , so the basic club didn't let go of its five players, plus three footballers who are over 23, so for those older than 23, well, for example, it will be conventionally speaking, kryskiv bondarenko and , for example, talavirov, conventionally speaking, 3 + 5 are eight football players, this is a basis that may not be present in the olympic team, in the tournament where our olympic team plays, where it will play four matches, and then it is not at all clear why this tournament if if he is there , well, there will be these footballers of the movement and plus footballers who are older than 23 years old, who played in this tournament, so it is not clear why this tournament is needed at all, well, but ru

individual football player who gets into the olympic team , and the same for clubs, because all thef a football player represents a club at the olympics, i think it is also a huge prestige, and why such an attitude that even the top clubs say at night, we will still think about whether to release or not to release, well, the movement has not let go of its players, and look, the movement, the basic club, has not let go of its five players, plus three footballers who are over 23, so over 23 years old, well, for example, it will be conventionally speaking , there are kryskiv, bondarenko and, for example, talavirov, conditionally speaking. then 3 +5 is eight football players, this can be the basis, which is not present at the olympic team, at the tournament where our olympic team plays, where it will play four matches, and then it is not at all clear why this tournament, if, if it is there, there will be these football players of movement and plus football players who are older than 23 years old, who played in this tournament, so it is not clear why this tournament is needed at all, but

it's really 100 metres, right next to the olympic village.yeah, for me, it's related to the games. paul's group have alleged that what happened here is part of a wider effort to clear the streets ahead of the games. french officials have denied any link, and the international olympic committee have stressed they're not responsible for paris�* homeless policy. i'll tell you a truth, ok? i've only ever seen that shiny side of the games you talk about. i've stayed in an olympic village, with all of the privileges that come with being an athlete, and sitting and listening to you has really made me think about who benefits and how that benefit comes to a city. and i think we need to elaborate on that. like, you know, the goal is not to say, uh, "we should stop the olympics, cancel them." no, the goal is to say, "i think it brings a joy to a lot of people in the world." there'sjust the need to be, now, when we're going to organise olympics, the need to be social and, come on, i mean, we could do it. hey, hey. this is cool, eh? the weather can't mak

the new olympics, the new olympics for video games. we've got details and reaction from local gamers. plus, not on the ice, but on dry land. the sharks, given assist to a south bay group that serves a crucial need. but first, san francisco going all in on electric vehicles, a new pilot program that could make it easier to charge in the city. the news at 530 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm raj mathai. if you live or commute to san francisco, you might already know this. charging your ev can be a challenge. not many chargers, not many parking spots. but now san francisco is trying to change its ways. here's nbc's christy smith. discussions about having an electric vehicle while living in the city have come up in scott calvert's household, and those talks center around a problem we would have gotten an electric powered vehicle by now. the lack of charging, especially living in a city and not having a driveway, so we just can't. now san francisco is launching a curbside electric vehicle chargin

i’m wondering whether they will live in the all-olympic village or not live in the all-olympic village, it’s not that simple either, and what’s basically happening there now, well, in france. so, well, for them these are not rallies, well, before the start of the olympics, ensuring order during the games, will paris cope, the question is open, but it’s so acute and scary, in the 21st century there has never been an olympics, that’s all for us today, love sports, work hard to win, but for now, good night! gintovt vitold mikhailovich, soviet tanker as, participant. in april 1944, for the exemplary performance of combat missions of the command on the front of the fight against the nazi invaders with... shina, vitold mikhailovich gintovt was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medal.

the olympics that are taking place now are not the same olympics, but we see that the principles of olympismave been violated for a long time, the brix games are a completely different atmosphere, that is, there is no atmosphere of hostility, we are all working. chess on the playground. hello, you are watching the program “say don’t be silent.” the audience loves it, but specialists at this time spectacular, the game was tense, of course, everything went wrong, because well, the game was very people don’t like to be nervous, but we rejoice in the victories, well, that’s what sport is for, generally speaking, but in order to have experiences and emotions, there was opportunity. basketball profit we'll talk a little later, now i would still like to talk about the brix games, they have already been held five times, and the current ones are the sixth brix games, the information about them says that the main goal of the tournament is to strengthen friendly sports ties with the brix countries based on principles equality, lack of discrimination and equal access of athletes to competitions, that is

and let's continue the olympic theme.nternational sanctions will be very difficult for them due to the fact that the sport deals with weapons, but they have fellow shooters who are going to participate in the olympics in paris. true, field shooting is allowed, but very precisely. now there is an exchange of documents and even those who received a license are unfriendly. there are licenses, but still, the rcop operates as normal, the children are coming, the results are there, i understand correctly, yes, our organization is operating as normal, training takes place as scheduled, coaches prepare athletes to show results not only in the international arena, but also in the republic of belarus, as well as in the russian federation, yes, we are very glad that our athletes have won licenses for the olympic games, preparations will be based on this information, our athletes will train here in minsk, in this wonderful shooting range. here therefore, we do not stop there, we hope for good results, well, again , there are many com

now join me for a special olympic show focusing on the new olympic sport of breaking. you know, like breakdancing, art meets athletics is talented b-boys and b-girls. that's what they call them from all around the country and all around the world are heading to paris. we're walking you through the moves you want. we're not going to miss that. that's even. look we're even trying it ourselves. you can join. yes, you can join us on nbc bay area. your favorite streaming platform. it's going to air sunday night at 8 p.m. jonathan needs some work there. yeah, well, i mean, you know, with our my aching bones and body, i can't do that stuff. i don't think any of us can. yeah it looks pretty challenging. and that badminton, it's not like your backyard badminton. no. that's like legit. and they're like accountants. they have to tell their boss. oh, can we take a leave of absence? we're going to the olympics. wow. i think that's a good excuse, though, to take a leave of absence. right. going to the olympics? yes. take it away, jeff. and our weather forecast back here at home. it

your daily olympic recap on peacock will feature clips from the olympics coverage narrated by michaels. the voice comes from using michael's past appearances on nbc. the broadcaster says he signed off on the use of his voice. all right, don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. adrian raj. join us with what's coming up at 530. here's what we're working on. a san francisco store owner left with a gigantic mess in about 50,000 bucks in damage. here's why. thieves crashed a car through his front door. how a previous break in is making this situation even worse. also, trying to make affordable housing more available in the bay area. the important step taken today to make it a reality. more people are getting covid as the latest variant spreads. what you need to look out for as emergency rooms are treating more patients with the virus. news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm audrey asistio and i'm raj mathai. the owner of a san francisco cigarette shop is picking up the pieces after thieves not only hit his store, but left some maj

so typically, in olympic cycles is how we work.ll have a revolution of a suit technology at an olympic games, something which is hopefully ground—breaking and moves the goalposts a little bit higher. but how far designers can push the innovation is dictated by the sport's governing body. they limit what materials can be used, or how and where seams might be placed. but that doesn't stop companies pushing the boundaries, and there are a handful competing to produce the best suits for this elite level. please step up. athletes will try out several different ones to decide what they want to race in. and today, honey osrin is trying the latest suit from arena. it includes a new innovation in material, designed to give the swimmer compression to help them be more streamlined in the water, but with flexibility to make it easier to put on. so if you look at this suit, you'll see there's two different textures of fabric. they both have the tpu hyperforce fabric in them — but one is smooth, and one has got channels in it. we know from the r

we are better, but once in the olympics. he has become an olympic champion, now, this is the next thing the generation changed and it was far from the first level of volleyball for a long time and it came again, or cuba itself, it is undeniable that you can see this up and down in the sport of volleyball, but we need to take this warning that is happening now in volleyball seriously and with planning to. it is better to return to the first level of volleyball and be among the top 10 teams. mr. tanervan , speaking of the change of the kurdish generation, can you also criticize the fact that we have had a fixed line-up for many years in a row, which in fact we accept that all of us are the golden generation. a generation that most iranians know well, maybe it's pashwanehazi to know it was not given to the youth players, when these loved ones retire and withdraw from the national team , i don't know if this analysis of mine can be correct or not, because i am not an expert and suitable alternatives were not prepared for that go

belarusian shooting happens to be living in interesting times and wants to go to the olympics.ssible to love your homeland without knowing its history. pruzhany hosted the twentieth anniversary festival and its mission in belarusian polesie. it took 2 years for the olympic rings to be installed on the eiffel tower, and there are less than 50 days left until ikor. a holiday that turned out to be spoiled by the unpreparedness of the main characters. the belarus-russia friendly match was the first international one in our country. for 2.5 years , a lot of efforts from many ministries and departments were put into its organization, entertainment , popular artists accompanied various activities with a full house in the arena, the surroundings turned out to be magnificent, one thing was missing, a decent game for the belarusians, to burn down 0.4 houses, to be inert and flexible - this is unacceptable for the main team of the country. once again the players are testing our patience. we will accept the work of the spaniard carls allas in the fall, when the league of nations takes plac

speaking of medals, two-time olympic champion ekaterina carfton today donated her first olympic awardnt people, children, athletes to see it and strive for such success. and the first olympic champion of our country, in parallel, sergei makarenko presented his autobiography. i'm very proud of that. our country has become a huge country in terms of sports, yes, i am an amazing president, and in his way of thinking, in his way of life, he is very much in love with physical culture, sports, and i am proud that our country is dotted with sports facilities, new currents - it’s not just about sports, the city of masters today surprised residents and guests of pruzhany with his unique products. the brest regional center for innovation and technical creativity did not miss the opportunity to surprise. we are very glad that today colleges have the opportunity to carry out some kind of career guidance work, because there are a huge number of children, boys and girls who in the future will become our applicants in the brest region. and of course, where would the national olympic committee be wit

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all eyes glued as well. 30 days away to the olympics. our countdown to the paris olympics is on. it's just 30 days away, and athletes from all over the bay area will be showing up in a big way, especially in the water. yeah we're talking about more than a dozen rowers who train at the rogers rowing center over in oakland will be competing in paris. ben davidson and sean zoek soucek will be going to the paris olympics, going for gold in the men's double school scull. now they punch their ticket to paris by winning the world rowing final. olympic quarter qualifier last month in switzerland, and it will be the first olympics for kozak. kozak, while davidson just missed winning the medal in tokyo. it was a big deal, i think something i've wanted to do since i started rowing in high school. so to actually do it and see myself there is pretty cool. it means a lot to me to be able to be able to go back a second time. i'd say the biggest thing is, is to be able to bring my family with me is a big thing. for me, it was. this has been a journey we've been on together now since. since i sta

murphy since his first olympics in rio in 2016. when i first met him, he's graduated, he's married, he's working in tech right now and i caught up poolside. i have to show you something. i want to share something with you. yes oh my god. us in the 2016 games after you won. look at you. i know, i know well, you look the exact same. and i look like a little baby when you reflect back on that and think where you are now. how is ryan murphy different? oh, i'm different in so many ways. i mean, i think as, as an athlete, i think i have a much more well-rounded perspective. i feel like i understand how i approach improvement and success a lot better, and then as a person, i think i'm completely different too. like that was in between my junior and senior year of college. so i think i've, i've continued to learn outside of the pool. i think, i really went into those olympics very naive. and now that i'm in, i guess a little bit more of a veteran role, it's really just communicate that message to the younger people on the team, like , keep

he is the president and ceo of special olympics.we're so excited to be here and thank you so much for having us here. we've got a great day ahead of us. what are you most excited about states? well, first first, i want to thank ron for all your support for special olympics, northern california, for organization. it means so much to your corporate partner, carla south, so thank you from the bottom my heart. >> it's just this is the pinnacle. this is what we get excited. we get up for. this is our the highlight of our year as our state-level championship or summer games. and here we're at the beautiful santa clara university campus to have over 1000 athletes and coaches and volunteers going to participate in the competition's over the course of the weekend. we get patchy. we have swimming. we've got tennis and track and field. so that's the one layer. but really it's about this. this higher level notion of inclusion, right? we're trying to create inclusive communities throughout northern california through a power working really goes

the international olympic committee announced today that proposal, eyeing the creation of the olympic e sports games. it's hoping to capitalize on a booming business. so let's go to bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. so, scott, we normally associate the olympics with the best athletes in the world. so sitting on the couch is a low blow. by the way, that's shots fired. yeah, but video games yes. yeah. you know esports is gigantic video games is a huge business. these guys, men and women both take it very seriously. all ages, big money, tens of thousands of people show up for these esports tournaments. the international olympic committee actually tried it out last year. they sort of test ran it and they said the response was good and what it would be is not so much, hey, right next to the gymnasts or the ice hockey games or whatever, but sort of an olympic for esports kind of its own games. right now, the ioc says they're going to talk about it in paris and look for a host city. oh, wow. okay, so i bet a lot of gamers watching right now really excited about this. the

they said their mental perception of the olympics. do you know what the olympics are?is a kind of sport. for example, several disciplines such as athletics, athletics, swimming, and chinese athletics. what is the olympics? do you know? you know what? something that you play in, the most truly games. and the sports are the same as the olympics, and now it will be in paris in about a month. now i will talk about their olympic dreams. do you like the olympics or not? i have a lot of likes. i'm really trying to go . where would you like to go? they received gold and silver medals respectively, and masoud kamran won bronze in 110 meters. the title of 50 people is going to ride the distance of 240 kilometers from golzar shahadai behbad in gezd to the mausoleum of the leader of hearts, martyr haj qasim soleimani, for 3 days and nights. officials of the labor sports federation on the sidelines of the world corporate games in italy in support of the oppressed people of palestine, along with some on the basis of a protest rally in catania, the groups set fire to the flag of the

and para olympics, paris olympic officials. well, they're actually talking about those plans to address the extreme heat during the games. they also plan to have meteorologists working there in the operation center 24/7. this is before and during the olympic games. and it comes as a new report just released, raises some concerns about the continuing to hold the international events in the summer. meteorologist kari hall, of course, is here for us right now. you have more on the climate and crisis for us. yes. and that's because climate change, you know, paris has gotten nearly six degrees hotter in mid-summer than when it first hosted the games in 1924, and a string of heat waves in recent years have killed thousands across france during the same time of the year. this morning, national climate reporter chase kane digs into the report and paris's plans to combat dangerous heat during the tokyo olympics. the dangerous combination of heat and humidity made it feel, at times like 116 degrees, the hottest olympics on record. eyes s

3 olympics i've competed in to the last time that i watch the summer olympics was 2008. i was 15 years old. >> so it's going to be a different experience. now has been a long time since i wasn't in one. yeah. to be seeing all the olympic hype count going around and then i'm competing is a unique and different sensation for me. but to commentate. >> 2 of the upcoming events this summer, i'm so excited. i'm a fan and i can't wait to share. you know, my passion for the sport of bmx with everybody in america. that's very cool. i know the athletes are so excited to have you speak with them today. >> and a lot of them are really looking forward to seeing your gold medal. so i assume you've got that with you. i do. all right. i can't wait to. we're going to have a great time. thank you so much for being a part of it. and again, everybody, he'd like to come down and join us or come down this weekend and support the athletes. so and see. >> dot org will be back in a little bit. we've got some heat to talk about everybody. you're from vegas, but we're bringing next week here in th

speaker who is an olympic gold medalist, the only olympic first gold medalist, i think for bmx.re going to talk to connor fields this year. cotter of so excited to meet i'm so excited that you have decided to take your time to come. hang out with the special olympics athletes today. tell me why you're here. >> it's a very important cause. and it's near and dear to my heart. i volunteered at an event called joy prom, which puts on a prom for special needs students. when i was younger multiple years, i volunteered for it. and then my girlfriend's cousin. so somebody is directly kind of in my family. a special needs. both competed in the special olympics. me. so it's something i've been around. i've always been passionate about it. and when asked if i was interested in it, i said, heck, yeah. >> so 3 olympic games. that event in rio. you took home the golden. tell me about that golden. how special it was. it's hard to really put into words. you know, it's just take every positive emotion you can imagine and turn it up to 10. >> right. like you're excited. you're happy. you're relie

the olympics that are taking place now are not the same olympics, but we see that the principles of olympism have been violated for a long time, the brix games are a completely different atmosphere, that is, there is no atmosphere of hostility, we are all working. basketball or chess on the court. hello, you are watching the program “say don’t be silent.” they love it in the studio, but specialists at this time are very reluctant they like to be nervous, but we rejoice in victories, well , that’s why it’s a sport, generally speaking, but in order to have both experiences and emotions , there was an opportunity, the profitability of basketball, we’ll talk a little later, now i’d still like to talk about brix games, they have already been held five times, and the current ones are the sixth brix games, the information about them says that the main goal of the tournament is to strengthen friendly sports ties with the brix countries on the basis of... a long time ago, we remember the olympics of the eightieth year in moscow, we remember olympics los angeles on the eighty-fourth, in principle, now

a couple of golden bear legends, four time olympic gold medalist ryan murphy and four time olympic medalist abbey weitzeil both qualified for their third straight olympic games. i had the same expectations for myself and those were expectations that that i felt like i built within myself throughout the course of the year of training. so. so i feel really confident that that i could go in there and do what i want to do. i'm super honored, i'm super excited. and, i'm i'm ready to go to paris. more than 40 cal bears, from swimming to golf will be going for gold at the summer olympics in paris. in berkeley, anthony flores nbc bay area. that is pretty impressive. well this is your chance to honor willie mays. the giants are hosting a public celebration of his life on july 8th at oracle park. the celebration begins at 4 p.m. admission is free today at the ballpark. the giants, trying to sweep a four game series against the cubs. we pick up the action bottom of the sixth inning. an infield single here by luis matos. everyone is hustling this ties the game at three three. it stayed tied until the 1

the past week seems to have brought belarus six olympic licenses at once, and now , according to ourternational tennis federation admitted aryna sabalenka, victoria azarenka and alexandra sosnovich according to the rating, pentathletes maria gnetchik, anastasia prokopenko and maxim maruk can also count on the same principle for games, but saturday there was bad news. related to the peculiarities of the situation with this neutral status, i could confirm the first 11 names of athletes from our team, for whom the road to paris is open, but this list does not include vanesa koladinskaya, irina kurochkina, kiril moskevich and other favorites from the world of wrestling, the situation is similar for the russians , that is, some commission deliberately mows down potential medalists. we live in such times, it is not the physical capabilities of a person that are the priority in sports today. take ours track and field athletes, they are also among those who will stay at home with licenses. normally, you need to prepare for the olympic games, but you are still worried about whether you will g

but the night belonged to the world and olympic high jump champion gianmarco tamberi.t was like an exhibition out here. he was all on his own jumping where others had failed, and he defended his european title with his trademark half beard. such an entertainer. at one point, his shoe destructed, but he pulled on another pair and then cleared two metres 37 to set a new championship record. the noise here was absolutely incredible. he vaulted the barriers, celebrated with his family and friends before draping the flag over his shoulders and going off to celebrate with the italian president. so that meant that italy is still top of the medal table with 20 medals, ten golds. britain are in fifth and the final day will see another crowd favourite, the world and olympic champion pole vaulter mondo dupla ntis. we've got the olympic champion jakob ingebrigtsen in the men's 1500 metres and all the madness of the relays and then the women's 800 metres, where british hopes are high of ending the championship with a gold for keely hodgkinson. erik ten hag will remain as manager of

heat risks at the paris 2000 olympics. tokyo games mark the start of a worrying trend, summer olympics carried out in increasingly hotter conditions. the alarm bell is sounded primarily by the athletes who participate. in outdoor competitions . for them, the risks are the highest: from sunburn to heat cramps to heat exhaustion or even cardiac collapse. for athletes, the consequences can range from minor performance problems caused, for example, by sleep disturbances or last -minute changes to competition schedules, to serious health deterioration and stress-related heat-related injuries. bye as global temperatures continue to rise, climate change must be seen as an existential threat to the sport. the last summer games in tokyo were recognized as the hottest in the history of the olympics. the situation was aggravated by incredibly high humidity. at the finish line, the athletes vomited and lost consciousness. they were taken away from the hot sports arenas in wheelchairs. russian tennis player daniil medvedev fell ill thr

now that said the olympic games in particular, definitely. while up nationalism and national pride, george orwell famously said this about the games quote. at the international level, sports is frankly mimic warfare would be significant thing is not the behavior of the players, but the attitude of the spectators and behind the spectators of the nations who worked themselves into furies over these absurd contest. and seriously believe at any rate for short periods that running, jumping and kicking a ball ar, test of national virtue, it is a war minus the shooting. a final thoughts on that had given all the atrocities going on right now will be olympics, serve as a unifier or further divide the world? well with all due respect to george orwell, which is a considerable amount of respect. and i'm saying this as someone who, even as we speak, is working on reissuing my parody of our wells, 19841130. i think you know, we can stand more wars minus the shooting. i think it's a, it's not a bad thing at all. i'm reminded of something i read about ancie

so, less than an hour remains before the start of the olympic quest.anizers have prepared another surprise for today. the football match will take place on this field with the participation of legends of belarusian sports, including olympic champions. at 17:00 the battle of covers begins, at 20:00 there is a concert with the participation of belarusian pop stars, at 23:00 there is a pyrotechnic show and a disco. don't miss it, studio, that's it for me. that's it, thank you, sasha, we'll get back in touch with prushany at 3 p.m., when the olympic quest will be in full swing. partnership in agriculture to ensure food security. belarus and nigeria are strengthening cooperation. on the eve of the deputy minister of foreign affairs of our country sergei lukashevich and the minister of agriculture of the african partner countries shayb signed. we are talking here about the supply of food products, we are talking here about the supply of equipment from the republic of belarus to the nigerian market. as you know, nigeria is the largest country in west africa a

and all of a sudden, we are going to the olympics, we have been to the olympics, let's do it now.lenty of interest. it has been... i don't know how to say, i am really happy i had i the opportunity to do it. what have you learned today? about paying attention, it is really important. you have got to see where the shot is going. good advice on a day to remember for the schoolchildren. ben and sean already leaving a legacy. the third round of the women's pga championship in underway in seattle. american sarah schmelzel and south korea's amy yang are thejoint leaders on six under par. england's charley hull has just begun herfinal round. she started with an early birdie today, four shots off the lead. england's matt fitzpatrick is back in contention at the travellers championship. his third round of 63 included seven birdies which leaves him five shots off the clubhouse leader, cameron young. before we go, it has finished turkey 0 portugal 3 in dortmund. that means roberto martinez�*s side have sealed top spot in that group and are the third side through to the knockout stages at eur

i will also talk about my olympic dreams. i love you, we should really be thankful to the one who founded the olympics. because he taught us unity and cooperation in sports. the motto of the olympics is stronger, faster and higher , and these youngsters of our country are going to be the future olympians of our country . let's go to football in the green continent. the third and final round of the group stage of the european cup of nations starts tonight, and the host germany, whose promotion has already been decided, is away. he will go to switzerland. on sunday, from the group of this competition, the host germany will play against switzerland, while in the previous 21 matches , they have won 16 games and lost only one game. their last game was in the league of nations, with a 3-to-1 draw ended mannschaft had a good performance in the first two games and with. the defeat of scotland and hungary could confirm their return from this group. the germans, who scored seven goals , have the best offensive line in the cup, and they

the paris olympics.alian olympic committee has decided to take such measures. after the organizers of the paris olympics announced that they would not install air conditioning in the olympic village. the portable devices will be used in australian athletes' rooms during games in july. the committee is ready to spend more than $100,000 on this. the u.s. olympic team is one of several that will provide air conditioning for its athletes at the paris games, undermining organizers' plans to cut emissions. carbon dioxide. ceo of the united states olympic and paralympic games. hirshland said friday that team usa values ​​sustainability efforts . the federation will supply air conditioning for what is typically the largest contingent of athletes at the summer games. as you can imagine, this is a period of time where consistency and predictability are critical to team usa's performance,” hirshland said. in our conversations with athletes, this was a very important priority; the athletes felt that this an essentia

it is the last competition for the olympics . the ranking has an effect and the conditions of the competition can be a good condition for me to be able to participate in the competition and before the olympics, you know, experience according to the selection cycle of the national team. the three olympic weights for paris were determined: mr. amin mirzazadeh, 97 kg, mr. hadi saravi, and 87 kg , mr. alireza mahmidi. selected for the paris olympic games, and in this competition, the owners of two members of the national team in three other weights will also be selected to participate in france. mahdi in 60 kg mohsen nejad amirrezai will wear the national team jersey for the next 10 years in the olympic competition in this situation, in 67 kg between mohammad rezai gara and saeed esmaili and in 77 kg between mohammad ali gara and mohammad darzai mokhtari if they win the title. in less than 10 days , they will hold a selection competition with amin kavinejad . the ranked cultural wrestling competitions of hungary will be held on the 1

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