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then you walk up and you're trying to stay calm and focussed. >> then it's ri's turn.unbeatable. becoming just the second woman ever to get a perfect 10. >> david is up on the platform getting ready for his final dive. he has to leave it all out there. oh. i mean, in my professional opinion that was fantastic, david. >> turns out, it was right, that dive, one of the most technically difficult in the sport, moving him up to second place. >> technical term is a reverse two summer salts with five twists. you come off summer salting and twisting at the same time. i do four and a half twists with one summer salt. i square up and look at the weather and bring your feet down and end up feet first into the water. >> ri, holding her lead, making it to the top of the winner's podium. >> are all of you adrenaline junkies? >> if you see me before the dive, i don't look like an adrenaline junky. >> what do you look like? >> sometimes i look like a baby, a mess. but, yeah, i think we are. to go through all of that, that stress, fear, all the emotions, and then to walk right back up

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to kill a thought they didn't murder her ri-ri the lebanese prime minister he went back to beirut we covered it live they didn't murder anyone and cats are when the g.c.c. crisis kicked off. you're saying they have no credibility why are you trying to apply such low legal standards to this situation because you can't say the saudis are guilty by association with what they have done historically. yes what i'm saying is this team have so money so money mistakes and mis knowing. rights for humans stories that there are already known and does that it's proven now. it is a mystery as i told you from the beginning we need to hear from the turkish authority we need somebody to tell us the truth but i don't think that will be the saudi authorities i don't i have. no r i have no doubt that they are trying anything but to tell the truth and this scenario. let's break this down a little bit this is as we've been discussing in the last hour a political crisis a diplomatic crisis a strategic crisis in some senses a well respected journalist another world respected journalist has paid the ultimate

department that the north koreans are willing to allow in inspectors to have a look at the punggye—riwas blown up in front of reporters earlier this year. there was a lot of criticism that it was done in front of correspondents such as myself rather than in front of inspectors. but it does seem that they will allow in inspectors in this time. the downsides are that many analysts will point out the north koreans don‘t need that site anymore. they‘re capable of launching missiles from mobile launch sites, they perhaps don‘t need a nuclear test site in the way punggye—ri was set up. but at least it is a confidence—buiilding step, if they‘re willing to allow inspectors in. yeah, that‘s an interesting development on the inspectors, because in the buildup to the last summit, and the fallout from it, there was a big stand—off over what does denuclearisation mean, with both sides coming at it with quite different definitions. is there any sign that they‘re a bit closer together now? no, one of the key things they were looking at from seoul was this "end of war" declaration. for new listeners

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