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she in paris.he had a french art student as a her interpreter, and they became really good friends. and when the french student came to united states to visit her, she was stranded by world war two. and the two of them found other things to work on. so one thing was the little paris studio, which was for african-american civil servants and schoolteachers in d.c. to come and paint and express themselves. they started a children's studio, too, and she got her friend a job teaching at howard. so it was a very, i hear, children in the background here as well. yes, she was she was definitely trying to bring her french training to the united states. robyn asleson this is kind of a racy portrait of natalie clifford barney. and it was painted by her mother. yes, i do think you're picking up on something because there is a seductive quality to the way she's portrayed in this low cut scarlet velvet gown with flowing golden hair and this kind of melting gaze. she's directing at us and she was known as a irres

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to paris 2024 — merci beaucoup.opening day. the olympic champion. all your hard work has paid off, and i could not be more pleased for you. silver medal has gone to adam peaty of great britain! i am super proud of you and we love you so much. this, for a nailed on medal. yes! come on! it is mission complete for tom daley! biles is back where she belongs! it is the end of andy murray's professional tennis career. i matt hudson—smith, can he get there? i really love my mummy. briony, what an epic adventure you've been on. you've got the gold. we're also incredibly proud of you. a gold medallist! sky brown will take bronze for great britain! lois toulson and andrea spendolini—sirieix, olympic medallists! what a moment in paris! gold for great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of paper that you wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago?! great britain, they are the olympic champions! a couple of years ago my dad reminded me and i know that he would be so, so proud and ijust thinking a lot about him right now

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— paris done well? yes, it is a complete — paris done well?e well? yes, it is a i complete reset for the olympic movement. complete reset for the olympic movement-— complete reset for the olympic movement. ~ ., ., ., m movement. what do you mean? we needed in every _ movement. what do you mean? we needed in every way, _ movement. what do you mean? we needed in every way, the _ movement. what do you mean? we needed in every way, the sponsors. needed in every way, the sponsors needed in every way, the sponsors needed it, we needed it. the world needed it, we needed it. the world needed it. these games have regenerated hope, optimism and hope, beyond the sport. that is what these games have brought to the world, brilliantly. it games have brought to the world, brilliantl . , . , brilliantly. it is the french way, isn't it? what _ brilliantly. it is the french way, isn't it? what they _ brilliantly. it is the french way, isn't it? what they have - brilliantly. it is the french way, isn't it? what they have done l brilliantly. it is the french way,

— how do you think they will reflect on paris 2024? i think they will be deli . hted on paris 2024?orces l delighted and it really reinforces team gb's status as an olympic superpower and it is their fourth successive games that they have recorded or than 60 medals, and only china and the us, two huge countries, have managed to achieve that as well, which gives you a sense of the degree to which they continue to punch above their weight and the 65 medals takes them above the tally in tokyo unremarkably equals the one they recorded in london 12 years ago, and it means they are the third highest in terms of the pure medal tally stop a little earlier on, i spoke to andy ganson, the chief executive of the british olympic association and he reflected on that success but also the fact they have slumped in terms of gold medals, the lowest placing since 2004 but none the less he told me he was pleased. it since 2004 but none the less he told me he was pleased.— me he was pleased. it has been an incredible experience _ me he was pleased. it has been an incredible experience and - me he was p

you volunteering in paris. these games just couldn't happen.— volunteering in paris. lucky to be there but _ just couldn't happen. you have been lucky to be there but paris _ just couldn't happen. you have been lucky to be there but paris has - just couldn't happen. you have been lucky to be there but paris has been | lucky to be there but paris has been lucky to be there but paris has been lucky to be there but paris has been lucky to have you as well. kerry, a volunteer with the olympics, lovely to talk to. thanks, kerry.— to talk to. thanks, kerry. thank ou. let's take a look at the medal table. china are top with 39 golds — just one ahead of the united states. the hosts france are in fifth place with 16 golds. great britain are sixth with 14 golds. if you want to have a look at the schedule for the final day of the paris olympics then go to our website. we'll tell you exactly what's happening and when. you can also take a look at the full medal table. just go to the bbc sport website — or download the app. if you live in london you might want to go outside and hav

in paris. ~ , , , ., paris.aussie trials. _ paris. we just posted some stuff on the aussie trials. in _ paris. we just posted some stuff on the aussie trials. in 2022, - paris. we just posted some stuff on the aussie trials. in 2022, we i the aussie trials. in 2022, we showed up at the games just like this, so we thought would make videos and see if he can get over to paris. the first video we put up blew up on social media, so we put out some videos seeing if anyone would jump on board to help us get over here. a news network back home picked us up. they wanted to get us there. they sell their flight ticket accommodations they've been unreal. i have shown that across paris. how has it been received? {line i have shown that across paris. how has it been received?— i have shown that across paris. how has it been received? one video that did really well _ has it been received? one video that did really well is _ has it been received? one video that did really well is the _ has it been received? one video that did

here in paris, >> reporter: today the first games in paris thanks to an olympic-sized transformation. here in paris, the arena has been transformed from gymnastics to basketball. the hardwood is down. the hoops are up. simone and suni got gold inside this arena. now it's time for lebron and steph to do the same. they're on the way, beating brazil and moving on to the semis. at surfing in tahiti a special cameo from a whale. >> that's a perfect ten. >> and a gold medal for american caroline marks. >> caroline marks gets an exit. >> reporter: while in sport climbing, american sam watson broke a world record, scaling the walls in just 4.75 seconds. >> a new world record. >> reporter: the history continuing at wrestling. >> will finish strong! >> reporter: where the youngest american woman to wrestle in the olympics, 20-year-old amit elor won gold. >> today has been the best day of my entire life. >> reporter: and cuba's lopez became the first person to win the same event at five straight olympics. after the match, leaving his shoes on the mat, a tradition in wrestling to signify retireme

as you know, i sponsored _ paris? while i was in paris? as you know, i sponsored the _ paris?you know, i sponsored the water- know, i sponsored the water polo team, you know, and also i got to go to a rugby game and watch the girls win a bronze medal there. i went to the gymnastics events and i got to see simone biles win a gold medal there. i mean, it's been amazing, very amazing experience for me. and what do you — very amazing experience for me. and what do you think la can learn from paris in terms of how it conducts itself or the other big games? he saw the way that in paris we had so many iconic landmark surround events, didn't we?— many iconic landmark surround events, didn't we? honestly, i hope in la, things— events, didn't we? honestly, i hope in la, things will— events, didn't we? honestly, i hope in la, things will be _ events, didn't we? honestly, i hope in la, things will be a lot _ events, didn't we? honestly, i hope in la, things will be a lot closer- in la, things will be a lot closer together! everything is so far apart out there in paris, you know what i'm s

welcome to paris. welcome to paris. it's the final day of the olympics, can you believe it.t a brilliant few weeks it has been but alas, the games draw to a close today. with the much anticipated closing ceremony at the stade de france. but before we say au revoir, let's take you through the results so far from today. the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympics, she set a new olympic record in two hours, 22 minutes 55 seconds. ethiopia took silver and kenya finished in bronze in the final of the modern pentathlon at the palace of versaille, hungary won the gold, france claimed the silver medal, much to the delight of the crowd, and south korea took the bronze. after much controversy, it's the last time equestrian showjumping will feature, in la 2028, it will be replaced with an obstacle course. team gb's emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women's 81kg weightlifting category. 30—year—old campbell lifted a combined 288kg over the snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind the defending champio

france stadium in paris.it security issues are very serious. minutes ago, jared dermanan, the minister of the interior of france, announced. 30,000 policemen and gendarmes are responsible for security around the stadium and inside the stadium, and 15,000 policemen are on standby as a reserve. many french people, considering that thomas joly, a homosexual jew, is going to be the artistic director of the closing ceremony, the same person who caused even the honor of jesus christ, peace be upon him, to be honored in the opening ceremony. they boycotted through the base of their receivers and they don't want to watch . let me tell you that i don't know much about it now. now you can see behind me. in general, the city of paris was very quiet during the ceremony during the days of the paris olympics, and many citizens of paris too. in the virtual space of this ceremony today, the closing ceremony is called the funeral ceremony is called because of the extreme restrictions. it was implemented in paris, and this cau

fresh from paris. how are you feeling? good, _ fresh from paris. how are you feeling?ow are you feeling? good, bit tired, - fresh from paris. how are you | feeling? good, bit tired, we've fresh from paris. how are you - feeling? good, bit tired, we'vejust stepped off the eurostar and i walked to here. it was cool because there were loads of volunteers along there were loads of volunteers along the way and they were congratulating me but i saw my mum, she met me of the train which is really special so not feeling good and i've been doing duty which is very special and fans have been great i'm looking forward to going home. tell have been great i'm looking forward to going home-— have been great i'm looking forward to going home. tell me about you and what it's like- — to going home. tell me about you and what it's like. it _ to going home. tell me about you and what it's like. it was _ to going home. tell me about you and what it's like. it was really _ what it's like. it was really special. — what it's like. it was really special. it _ what it's like. it was really spe

how ready is paris?— athletes. how ready is paris? i have been on the metro _ athletes. how ready is paris? i have been on the metro and _ athletes. how ready is paris? i have been on the metro and it _ athletes. how ready is paris? i have been on the metro and it doesn't i been on the metro and it doesn't feel like it is very accessible. in general, we like to progress and accessibility in the city, for example, there's more access to different streets and we wanted to be accessible. we had 150 shuttles to go directly to the station for the athletes, and you can go in with your companion. tell the athletes, and you can go in with your companion-— the athletes, and you can go in with your companion. tell me antoinette about ou your companion. tell me antoinette about you because _ your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you _ your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you had - your companion. tell me antoinette about you because you had a - your companion. tell me antoinette about

paris is one of the worlds _ be in some areas. paris is one of the worlds most _ be in some areas.in some areas. paris is one of the worlds most historic and - the worlds most historic and beautiful cities, and when it was buncombe accessibility was in front of men. what the city have done here they have realised you can't change they have realised you can't change the metro in seven years and make it fully accessible, so they have focused on overgrown transport command 100% of bus lines in the city are now accessible, and there is a fit of 1000 accessible taxis to get people run. they have done what paralympians do, let's not focus on what doesn't work, let's focus on what doesn't work, let's focus on what does, and that this overground transport. the what does, and that this overground transort. . .,, . ., , what does, and that this overground transort. . . ., , , transport. the closing ceremony is happening- — transport. the closing ceremony is happening- you — transport. the closing ceremony is happening. you told _ transport. the closing ceremony is happening. you told me _ tr

what a moment in paris! gold for great _ what a moment in paris! gold for great britain!w long ago did you write on a piece _ great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of— great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of paper _ great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of paper that - great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of paper that you l write on a piece of paper that you wanted this moment to come? 13 years an. wanted this moment to come? 13 years am. for wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago- for great — wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago. for great britain, _ wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago. for great britain, they _ wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago. for great britain, they are - wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago. for great britain, they are the - ago. for great britain, they are the ol mic ago. for great britain, they are the olympic champions! _ ago. for great britain, they are the olympic champions! a _ ago. for great britain, they are the olympic champions! a couple - ago. for great b

so paris is kind of middle of the track.her this is really shown as a point where the olympics turned the corner and start making the game is more affordable.— more affordable. fascinating stuff. alexander budzier, _ more affordable. fascinating stuff. alexander budzier, thank - more affordable. fascinating stuff. alexander budzier, thank you - more affordable. fascinating stuff. alexander budzier, thank you very | alexander budzier, thank you very much for coming on the programme, thank you. much for coming on the programme, thank ou. . ~ much for coming on the programme, thank ou. ., ~ i. ., much for coming on the programme, thank ou. ., ~ ., ., thank you. thank you for having me. next... water companies that fail their customers could be forced to double the amount they pay in compensation. that�*s one of the proposals being considered by the government as it seeks to crack down on poor service, missed meter readings and contamination. our correspondent, frances read, has more stinky sewage, millions of pounds in fines fo

it's going to back it up again here in paris. ledecky slaying her signature event, the 1500 meter free, her closest competition. actually not even close. this win means she's now tied as the most decorated american woman in olympics history, who is ledecky tied with? well, how about vallejo native natalie coughlin? and there she is. natalie's going to join us from paris in just a few minutes. our other headlines tonight that we are watching a combative interview between former president trump and black journalists. a lot of bold statements, character attacks and mistruths coming from mr. trump. tonight. the harris campaign is reacting that interview happened in chicago today at the annual convention for the national association of black journalists. the former president was invited for a q&a. it went sideways right away. the first question why should black voters trust him, given many of his prior statements? mr. trump first had harsh words for the journalists from abc news, who asked the question and then emphasized that his bel

we're going to go live to paris in just a few moments. our headlines here at home sfpd has new marching orders when it comes to clearing those homeless encampments. the department will once again start enforcing several city laws that had been on hold during a long running court fight. nbc bay area sergio quintana explains what that means for those living on city streets. on willow street in the tenderloin, a team of city workers took a couple hours to clear out 27 tents. today, they are given time, whether they're noticed or not, to actually pack up and not be on the street, not be blocking the street, and to not be camping on the street. david nakanishi is the director of the department of emergency management's healthy streets operation. he coordinates these large efforts to clear and sanitize city streets twice a day, ten times a week across the city, a team from the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing interacts with people in the encampment to ask if they want shelter or any services. a paramedic from the fire de

we're in what they call old saint—maur — a little town just outside paris, in the banlieues of paris.hatjacques tati filmed part of mon oncle in 1957. what he does with the settings is draw a very clear contrast between here — and this is where monsieur hulot, the hero, lives, just right here — and then, just down the road — modern, the new, what's coming in. and in the film, what's lovely is that there's this kind of borderline — and, really, he's obviously constructed it like a border, a frontier between the old and the new. and the frontier is this kind of broken—down old wall with an old gate and bricks all around it. on this side is here — lovely, old, popular, working class france, paris. and on the other side is what's coming — and you see the new blocks of flats, white in rectangles, and the big, clean lines of the roads emerging on the other side of this frontier. it's a great feeling to think that jacques tati would have been wandering around here. of course, it would've looked completely different. but these — all this would have been part of what he was using to create thi

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this is tecthlore paris: breaking barriers.c performance at the paris olympics was dazzling, and the excitement continues as france prepares for an exceptional paralympic games. it won't surprise you to learn that i love the paralympics just as much as i love the olympics. and there was a time long ago where i dreamt of reaching the podium myself. in the paralympic games, you have many, many records, performance, and many extraordinary stories, amazing stories with athletes. and so when you step inside of that stadium and you hear those cheers and you feel that high energy, everything that you did over the past four years, it was worth it. i'm exploring how technology is making the games more accessible to everyone, starting by meeting five—time team usa paralympian lex gillette. lex, hi! it's paul. paul! how are you? yeah, i'm very good. great to meet you. good to meet you too. after losing his sight in childhood, lex has won silver medals for blind long jump at every paralympics he's entered. he currently holds the world reco

paralympic games will start tonight in the concorde city square of paris. let's go to these competitions and the caravan of our country . let's see a short video of what happened together. we will come back . we have a dear guest who will join us in the next few moments . yes, there will be tears and smiles in the big paralympic field, which is always for the sports of our country. there have been many bitter and sweet events and memories , now we want to talk about this event, which will start in the next hour in the city of paris, with mr. mohammad shaines faqian, a member of the executive board of the national olympic committee and vice president. championship sports of the ministry of sports and youth. you are very welcome. good evening. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . dear mr. qazi mir saeed. i am also at your service, in the service of your enthusiastic colleagues in the studio. i offer my greetings and respect, and also to the good viewers of your program, and i know that it is my duty to do so. i honor the government wee

shahzovar hosseini of paris radio and television agency. after saravi won the gold medal in the olympic competition, the people of amol celebrated and rejoiced. night celebrations with captain saravi's gold medal at the olympic stadium. the night of athlete brilliance. iranians wrestled at the paris olympics with the gold medal of mohammad hadi saroi, the national champion of amali iran's culture became brighter in the weight of 97 kg , mother, i was very happy, father, maybe the passionate citizens of amali, who after saravi's bronze medal in the rio olympics , were counting the seconds for his victory in the paris olympics, this is how mazandaran yil rejoiced with brilliance and pride. . mehdi gholami of sed and sima news agency came. nematzadeh won a bronze medal in olympic taekwondo competitions. in the minus 49 kg classification match , mobina nematzadeh defeated abu talib from saudi arabia and won the bronze medal. nematzadeh with two wins against opponents from lesato and spain reached the semi-finals, but at this stage , they lost a

how about we go back to paris? fist bumps from the rock stars after their win over australia, the us national soccer team posting this video to social media fresh off that big win in paris, team usa is filled with a lot of bay area talent and today the team secured their spot in the quarterfinals. but now that there's the goal, the goal that cemented the win, corbin albert giving usa a 2 to 1 win among our local players on this squad. naomi girma she's the first ethiopian american to play on the women's national team. she grew up in san jose and credits her dad for her love of soccer. he started a local club for the bay area ethiopian community in the early 2000. girma went on to play for stanford and now is playing professionally for the san diego wave. she sat down with nbc's steve patterson to discuss the importance of having a diverse team on the world stage. i think we realize how important that is because when we were younger, we didn't have those players to look up to, we didn't really see ourselves in those

we'll have much more from here at the paris olympics in a moment. you can watch all the events tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central on nbc and peacock. >>> all right. now to our other top story -- breaking news from the trump campaign saying it's been hacked possibly by iran. it comes as new polls show a shift in key battleground states. aaron gilchrest is on the campaign trail with vice president harris in las vegas. >> reporter: the trump campaign tonight saying it was hacked and the documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources. the statement after the news site "politico" said it was sent trump campaign documents from an anonymous email account purporting to be internal communications and research dossier on j.d. vance. the campaign alleging the hack was intended to interfere with the 2024 election, pointing to a microsoft statement on friday that it was tracing activity that increasingly points to iran's intent to influence this year's presidential election. nbc news has not independently verified the hack. the latest headache fo

will be returning you to paris shortly. will be returning you to paris shortly.morrow some parts of the country could get even hotter. and i'll show you where in a moment. it won't be for northern areas. because here tonight and tomorrow morning we've got the threat of heavy rain, thunder, lightning and even some large hail that could bring some disruption further south where it's going to be dry. well, this is where we've got the core of the heat and high humidity. and tomorrow afternoon in cambridgeshire, perhaps temperatures could reach 35 degrees. that'll easily be the hottest day of the year so far through this evening. in the first part of the night, many places still dry with clear skies. few thundery showers are beginning to break out, running northwards, but the really wet weather, gusty winds, thunder and lightning sweeps into northern ireland later in the night and towards western scotland by tomorrow morning. eastern scotland a little bit cooler the rest of the uk. it's an uncomfortably warm and muggy night for sleeping, but we soon see the back of th

let's have the paralympic games in paris. now, in this period, when the children are preparing for the rome missions , they have preparatory missions to have a new acquaintance with the environment of international competitions . during this time, in these competitions, it was tried we did not take into consideration their top-level preparation so that we can have the courier for the paris paralympics, god willing, and considering the preparation process that was tried to be very standard and the camps that were held, i think that the children are in high preparation and god willing. to be able to be proud like in the past is great , let's go see a short video, we want to visit the pier. let's see how things have changed. well, i think that we are in contact with mr. seyyed mohammad bouladgar , the head of the noble caravan of our country to the dances. paris paralympics. mr. poldiger, hello and have a good time. hello, i would like to serve you , your respected colleagues, respected guests of the program and all my dear comp

landmarks here in paris.is appropriate. speaking of triumphs, we will be joined by simone biles. she truly triumphed at the games. she sealed her legacy as the greatest of all time. >> we do want to begin back home and the breaking news in the race for the white house. >> nbc's peter alexander is in philly with the very latest. hey, peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah and hoda, good morning to you. this is big, breaking news for the democratic party. we have now learned, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the decision that vice president kamala harris has selected the minnesota governor, tim walz to be her running mate. that announcement not formally made by the campaign. we expect to hear from them shortly today. but we were told by multiple sources familiar with the process that there was really a significant chemistry between the two when walz came to the naval observatory other the weekend and they had an opportunity to meet. he is 60 years old. a bit older than kamala harris. i

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well, let's visit paris and talk to our colleague mr.hreswar hosseini, who has been busy with him and the rest of our colleagues these days. having paris and thank god we had a heartwarming and sweet ending with the medals that the children won and of course a very good performance that they all placed in a place. i would like to serve you you and dear viewers, i am now in front of the hotel where the wrestlers of our country stay, even though today is fine. it's good and he told me once again that the talk of resigning and talking about saying goodbye and all this will be denied, and god willing, after a treatment i will have , i will come back again, and whatever god wants, whatever god wants, i am satisfied and will continue to say it. at your service, tonight at 21:00 paris time and 22:30 minutes iran time , the closing ceremony will be held at the ostad o france stadium in paris, and different countries will parade their sports caravans from iran. our country's sportsmen will participate in rowing under the banner of mrs. fatemeh ma

the road to paris this time goes through stanford.ned earlier grant fisher won a bronze medal today, but he's not the only stanford alum on that track. no, there are 1010 track and field alums competing. here's nbc's jocelyn moran. athletes who have competed and crossed the finish line on this track at stanford are now in paris, hoping to win a medal that includes 20 year old juliet whitaker, about to begin her junior year. buddy juliet whitaker is digging deep. the americans in the top three. stanford athlete juliet whitaker qualifying for today the 800 meter semifinals in a photo finish just 0.003 seconds separated her, and the fourth place finisher. her reaction and smile after realizing she had qualified. she looked at the wall that we have in our in our hall of fame, and there's a wall of olympians. and she saw that and she said, i want to be one of those people. one day. and sure enough, here she is. dave kiefer has worked at the track and field program at stanford for more than a decade, having the chance to see many olympians

we will try to communicate with paris and for my children in paris. let's see what's going on there. paralympic philosophy is a multidisciplinary sports event. which is for athletes who have movement limitations and mental limitations, which is held once every four years in 1948 , the first round. in the second world war, a series of wounded soldiers became symbolic those who were paralyzed participated in the competitions and since 1960 this became a routine and was established once every four years yes in 202 with a meeting between the international paralympic committee and the national committee. the olympics have a meeting in london in 2012 to establish a synchronized statement . basically, the olympic charter means justice , friendship, equality, without discrimination, which means justice and centrality in the explanation without political work without political work. see, politics in sports is very great, but political. something in sports causes discrimination, it causes influence of some countries on some countries you see, we now have 26 cou

craig is in paris.e has that and a lot more as he holds it down there. >> plus, our first athlete back from the games. jordan chiles will be right here in studio 1a on our plaza a little bit later. >>> but, guys, we want to get to that breaking news overnight. a tornado touching down just outside of raleigh, north carolina. al will have the full forecast in just a bit. but first, marissa parra has made her way to the scene. marissa, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. not such a good morning for the people who live in these houses behind me. this is as close as we can get, because as you can see, there's a power line separating us and these houses. but if we pan over, what you will see are just some of the houses struck by what was likely a tornado. and you can see the damage that it left behind here. of course those snapped trees. the snarled roof, leaving that home completely exposed here. and hoda, these tropical tornadoes are one of the biggest threats that people in debby's path a

, tokyo, what are the targets and in paris? , ., ., . . paris?fic recent record of the _ paris? they have a terrific recent record of the paralympics, - paris? they have a terrific recent i record of the paralympics, finishing second in the address table in tokyo, 124 meadows in toto look. they have set themselves a slightly broader target for this games, between 100—140 meadows and a top—5 finish in the meadows table, that is their target, and it will not be easy, but the teams briscoe said that you are ready. 81% of the team or dependents —— debutantes, fresh ideas, pushing on with the _ debutantes, fresh ideas, pushing on with the younger and newer athletes putting _ with the younger and newer athletes putting pressure on those with experience, that is exciting, and we have delivered success over multiple games— have delivered success over multiple games cycles because i think we are the world _ games cycles because i think we are the world leading national paralympic committees on and off the field, a _ paralympic committees on and off the fi

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welcome along, thank you forjoining us as the paris 2024 olympics come to an end.t all began over a fortnight ago — and after 32 sports, 329 events and 987 medals — the games finished on sunday with a dramatic women's basketball final which changed who finished top of the medal table. more on that to come but first this — is how the closing ceremony played out in the stade de france. a chance for all the competing nations to come together and celebrate the games. it was star studded with tom cruise among those making an appearance — as the curtain was brought down with an official handover to los angeles which will host the next olympics in 2028. well there was concern before the ceremony took place — as french police evacuated the area around the eiffel tower after a man was seen climbing the paris landmark. officials say they "immediately intervened and arrested" a man — with visitors briefly locked on the second floor allowed to exit around 30 minutes later. we were in the second floor and, uh, they closed us in the, like, in the inside part. why? because someon

you parisians aren't complaining they are not in paris.— are not in paris.. you are going to the edinburgh fringe? _ are not in paris. you are going to the edinburgh fringe? yes - are not in paris. you are going to the edinburgh fringe? yes i - are not in paris. you are going to the edinburgh fringe? yes i will. are not in paris. you are going to. the edinburgh fringe? yes i will be there on saturday _ the edinburgh fringe? yes i will be there on saturday and _ the edinburgh fringe? yes i will be there on saturday and then - the edinburgh fringe? yes i will be there on saturday and then back. there on saturday and then back here. ,,, ., ,, ., ., here. speaking earlier on her thou~hts here. speaking earlier on her thoughts on _ here. speaking earlier on her thoughts on the _ here. speaking earlier on her thoughts on the olympics. i here. speaking earlier on her. thoughts on the olympics. we'll bring you the latest throughout the day on bbc news. stay with us. hello there. not a bad day all in all across the board. we will have low pressure sitting to the nort

city to paris!'m the operator here in paris for "the today show." i want to wish my daughter a happy birthday. love you. see you soon. >> on the plaza! >> oh! coast to coast and worldwide. thank you for starting your wednesday morning wherever you are. we're happy to be home in studio 1a. it was hard to leave paris. shout-out to dan. >> and celebrating his daughter's birthday. congratulations. >> yeah. we will give us all the olympic action in just a moment. but, first, get to your news at 8:00. we will start with the race to the white house. minnesota governor tim walz, what does he bring to the democratic ticket in what has become a super charged sprint. hallie jackson joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. good morning to you. the new democratic ticket is heading to key battlegrounds today, wisconsin and michigan. governor walz can help turn out voters. about 7 in 10 americans say they haven't heard of him as both sides race to define the new vp pick. governor tim walz step

he clinched the bronze in paris today.d plenty of fans cheering him here in the bay area lindon victor usa, second round. that's video right there from a watch party at vibe dance studio in martinez. the crowd there celebrating b-boy victor's bronze studios coach says he loved to see their art on the olympic stage. it unites everybody you know, in the spirit of dance, the spirit of fun and the spirit of just, you know, love. and that's what hip hop is about. okay, this is a bummer, terry. you're bummed about this, right? i am, because i just i was going to, you know, maybe try out for the l.a. olympics. i had a couple of moves, and i've broken a few things over the years. like my left wrist. bummer. because breaking will not be making a comeback in 2028 in l.a. so for now, congratulations to b-boy victor for that bronze win. they'll have new sports. they'll have new sports going on there. what's going on tomorrow? weather-wise around here. there's going to be some more olympics to watch. but those of us who are going to go

yeah, what happens in paris doesn't stay in paris. this is head over heels.athletic arts in emeryville. the gymnasts here getting a lot of inspiration from the u.s. national team, not just the skills of those olympians. also, the racial and gender diversity of the athletes who are winning on the world stage. i think it does make a difference seeing someone, just someone of your race, represent your country and just dominate the sport. it's i feel like it's definitely empowering for younger athletes. it's great to see that because this is more a women dominated sport. so people shining light on the men doing the sport is very inspiring and lets me do better in this sport. well said. the folks over at head over hills gym say they usually see a 20% spike in interest after every olympics, and you can watch simone biles and suni lee tonight in prime time right here on nbc. you can also watch the men and women in the water for the butterfly and backstroke finals. it's a good night of competition. it all starts at 8 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. we're going to mo

arian also completed it in the paris olympics, the women's share of the 40 convoy. there were 11 people and in the 2020 olympics , there were 20 women's shares out of the 66-person caravan. in this period, the girls of iran made history. i was happy that i really liked that the conditions were much easier so that more women could get a quota from iran. the circumstances of some female athletes are that they worked hard for two or three years but could not get the quota, but they won eight medals in wrestling, two gold, one silver, and one bronze in freestyle, and the olympic title, and 3 silver and one bronze in freestyle. i thank god that i will not return empty handed , i was able to win this bronze medal. watch this before 3 hours are up according to the french ministry of interior, there are about 30,000 policemen and gendarmes inside the stadium. and around the stadium there are 15,000 security forces in reserve in paris for this event. on the other hand, considering that thomas jolly , a gay jew, the artistic management of this program is like the opening and

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paris paralympic preparations will officially begin on september 7. we have success for the good caravan of iranian children. mr. qardashi, we are at your service for a minute. let's hear your final summary. please me i heard that good decisions have been made in the ministry of sports and the national olympic committee, and god willing , it will be implemented in order to not get medals for the disciplines that are right, but to get better results than in the past. motivation medalists it gives, because among all the elite and country champion participants, you can't expect all of them to get medals , but if they get better results compared to the performance of their own course, it can help us to win medals in other disciplines in the future, we hope. may the day come when we too can invest in medal-winning disciplines and only rely on, as the famous saying goes, the hard work and burden of olympic mother sports , not on the shoulders of a few hungry people, and god willing, we can be among the leading countries, which i told you mainly during the s

i think he has his own in paris. this communication could lead to, we know what it will lead to, he will call him to stay and work in olympia, that's it, and so that it will be, i... we will really need your help, if the two sides want the same thing, why not help with this. as for gratitude for the services of the intermediary to these two sides, i think we can talk about this after the tour. i will do everything possible to ensure that my management is satisfied, great, so now what are we walking around for, approved the lists, i i'm flying to paris, seriously, yeah, wow, yeah, it's amazing, but that's true, mayev, muslim magamaev, good evening, muslim, good evening, and i was just looking for it. of course, with pleasure, okay, yeah, i propose a toast to the calling, yeah, let's toast to the calling, tell me, what are your plans for the future muslim, can i get an autograph, huh? plans for whom, what are our plans, olesya, and we 're planning to have dinner, a concert in kaluga, a concert in paris at the beginning

prime time in paris. here on nbc. you can watch sha'carri richardson on the track and caeleb dressel in the pool. all the competition kicks off at 8 p.m. speaking of the pool, how do they heat the olympic pool? there is a tech side to this. our business and tech reporter, scott budman fills us in on how energy that's usually wasted is now being used to keep the athletes warm in the olympic water and what's that smell? the stench coming from the old anchor steam brewery that has neighbors kind of plugging their noses. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're continuing to track that weather out there in paris for the olympics. they've had everything from upper 90s to quite a few thunderstorms. and as we head through the next couple of days, we'll start to see some cloud cover build in for this upcoming weekend. temperatures in the upper 70s and plenty of 70s and 80s next week with what looks to be dry weather. i'm back with a be dry weather. i'm back with a look at our no matter what rituals you have, con t-mobile a

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