simon, what do you want to say? >> simon: it's tough, terry.ating which one is going to get through. however, what you did last night was so unique and so special, you may have given yourself a real chance here. [ cheers and applause ] >> terry: congratulations to sky elements. we'll find out later if they made the semi-final. now over the years "agt" has discovered some truly great ma signi magicians. we caught up with mat franco and s shin lin in las vegas, the place test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test >> the reason why i did "agt" was because of you. >> seriously? >> yes. >> that's unbelievable. >> when you won, it was almost like hope. never have magicians had such amazing exposure. "agt" has been a huge part of that. >> p

simone biles took the floor. it was hers to win. >> and she put pressure on simone. >> but brazilian rebeca andrade set the bar high. biles would need to be nearly perfect, and she was. >> that's what greatness looks like. >> reporter: whatever inner demons there may have been in tokyo, tonight simone biles beat them, but it was a nail-biter the entire way. andrade looked solid and took an early lead. >> game on. >> reporter: after two rotations, biles is in third place after a slip-up on the uneven bars, but it is really tight and really tense. the brazilian would wobble on the beam, and it left an opening that biles was happy to flip her way into. the competition for bronze was equally tight, but suni lee pulled it out. biles has been on the olympic stage before winning gold in the all around in rio and tokyo, but telling hoda kotb the medals here in paris feel particularly special. >> this one feels even better than the past. i'm a lot more matured, so i know what my body is capable of mentally and physically.

simone biles. >> that's simone biles. >> simone biles and katie ledecky making history with a pair of powerhouse performances. for biles, a comeback now complete. >> simone biles is the olympic all-around champ. >> the goat with a necklace to prove it. doing what she does better than anyone has before, winning the all-around title for a second time, a remarkable redemption three years after that challenging run in tokyo. in bercy arena, the hottest ticket in town, packed with fans including, of course, savannah and hoda. the u.s. men's basketball squad also showing support. simone telling hoda, this one feels even better than the last in 2016. >> i know exactly what my body is capable of mentally and physically. so to just go out there and achieve that goal, it meant the world to me. >> right there with her defending champ suni lee after overcoming her own battle with kidney disease. >> to have this medal around my neck means so much to me. >> but it was simone's vault, nailing the skill that bears her name. and a show-stopping floor routine to seal the deal. >> oh, it's done! >> that

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simon jones in our newsroom _ coming days. simon jones in our newsroom in _ coming days.ng days. simon jones in our newsroom in london, thank- coming days. simon jones in our newsroom in london, thank you| newsroom in london, thank you for bringing us up—to—date on the very latest. we will stay across across developments in england and on those riots throughout the course of the evening here on the bbc. the us says it will deploy more defensive military support to the middle east. the department of defence as it aims to strengthen protection for us troops in the region and israel in response to growing threats from iran and iranians back to fighters. —— a ramian back to fighters. —— a ramian back to fighters. hamas —— hamas's leader ismail haniyeh was assassinated. prominent figures from the main rival palestinian faction to hamas. afterfuneral prayers in the state mosque in doha, is mel ania pulse —— ismail haniyeh�*s, was buried. although iran and its allies have blamed israel, the country has not claimed responsibility for his death. from doha, our senior international

simone said there are a couple reasons., this was the first all black podium at the olympics and they were super proud of that. but they have so much respect for andre. can you imagine winning the gold medalnow the most decorated brazilian olympian ever and the greatest gymnast who ever gymnastics bowed down, bowing down to you. here's what simone had to say afterwards. first, it was an all black podium, so that was super exciting for us. but then jordan was like, should we bow to her? and i was like, absolutely. so we're like, are we going to do it now and then? that's why we did it. but she's she's such an excitement to watch. and then all the fans in the crowd always cheering for her. so it just it was just the right thing to do. it's fantastic. it's the appreciation of sport. and that's to me that separates what the olympics is different than than most every other sports. one thing to be a gracious winner, but simone lost. she came in second and she was gracious. and she recognized that. and do you think andrade is goin

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pash, simon do... anyway, according to the charter of this constant, the eshen shirokovs are equal companies with the right to manage the company's accounts. so you were right, i hope the wiretap will confirm this. pasha, and who is this clown sitting there? he's not a clown, he's one of the best hackers in town. yeah, that he works for us? not exactly. the guy was caught in a commercial espionage case, and they decided to lay such a lie on him. so, basically, i got him off the hook, and in gratitude, he sometimes helps me, pasha, he's a hacker, what's the reason for him sitting in our office, mikhailov will take off all our heads, i don't have time to order a wiretap, denis, i 'll decide with mikhailov, yeah, hi, do you remember that famma has a birthday tomorrow, yeah, i remember, it's all the same as usual, nothing changes, mom, hello, are you calling dad, right? will you give me the phone? sasha is itching to talk to you. i'm busy, tell him, i'll call back. well, he'll be busy later. so in the morn

simon, what has ha--ened ambulance service. simon, what has happened to — ambulance service.s happened to the people _ ambulance service. simon, what has happened to the people who - ambulance service. simon, what has happened to the people who have . ambulance service. simon, what has| happened to the people who have had to be evacuated from that building? gardening some have gone to stay with friends orfamily. gardening some have gone to stay with friends or family. i was speaking to one man who said that his six—year—old daughter was in the block of flats last night, at a sleepover with friends, and suddenly he got this frantic call at three o'clock this morning saying this fire had broken out, he raced down because he lives near here and managed to pick up his daughter and check that she was ok, but he said for her and for his friends, it was a terrifying experience. others had gone to a nearby sports hall, the local council has set that up so people who don't have anywhere else to go can get somewhere there to have a cup of tea. they may need to spend some time there bec

simons and one has to ask why? well, i mean, if you look at the history behind it, i mean, the west, especially if we look at the the united kingdom and the united states, i mean, they've had very long history, and one can also at france, but they've had very long history in uh shaping what has happened today, i mean we've had the belfer declaration, sites pico. uh, you've had us supporting and enabling uh israel to do whatever it likes, whenever it likes, uh, as a patron, i mean it, it's, i mean it's absolutely enabling what is happening today, financially, militarily, politically, diplomatically, so i mean, you understand, especially when you get the one or two politicians, have enough backbone, enough ethical - understanding, when they do stand up, they get cut down, i mean you got ipac uh in the united states, i mean recently that's been exposed by a um an american politician, how they operate, uh, you've got an election coming up in the united states, they're not going to uh, what do you say, risk? the campaig

we're so thrilled to have simone with us. hi, simone. u. >> hi. >> can i be totally honest?in rio all those years ago. you were just a kid. we did not know how to pronounce your name. finally got it right. you are sitting here today 27 years old, the most decorated gymnast of all time. have you had a moment to reflect on what this means? >> not completely. and i don't think i will until one day i decide to retire. but yesterday, once we got back to the village, i looked at jordan and i just started bawling my eyes out. she was like, i knew it was going to happen. i just didn't know when. i think i was so full of emotion and i finally released all of that. i was so proud, happy, bittersweet that the journey is over. it is like, it's so crazy. it happened so quick. you my third olympics. >> two things i want to ask you after that answer. both beautiful answers. number one, you are happy when you win a medal, gold, silver or whatever it happens to be. you were happier when jordan chiles, your compadre wins a bronze. to watch you leap in the air. why is that? >> she has worked s

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simon jones, bbc news.rrepsondent shelley phelps explained the latest on the situation. there has been a huge amount of political reaction on social media from politicians regarding those ugly scenes that we have been seeing. politicians saying they are shocked and appalled by the images we have been seeing. as simon was saying in his film there, yvette cooper has said anyone involved in criminal activity will pay the price. she says there's also been reaction from the labour mp for sunderland central, lewis atkinson, who said this was far right racists deciding to turn up in the city of sunderland and said these people did not represent his city. he talked about feeling saddened by what he had seen because he said this is not sunderland, there is so much going on there and it has such a bright future ahead. we heard from the conservative shadow home secretaryjames cleverly, who says that people who are involved in violence and attacks on the police, that this can never be justified and we cannot let riotin

and whit, we were there to see simone cinch gold.s one fan told me, watching her make history gave him goosebumps. and whit, i was right there with him. and get this, simone isn't even done yet. she has a chance to win three more golds at these games. whit? >> whit: amazing. the rest of us cheering along with you. maggie, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., and the race for the white house. former president donald trump facing backlash for questioning the racial identity of vice president kamala harris. trump now doubling down on his attacks. abc's rachel scott in chicago. >> reporter: tonight, facing growing backlash, former president donald trump doubling down, challenging vice president kamala harris' racial identity, sharing this photo of her and her family wearing traditional indian clothing and writing, "your warmth, friendship, and love of your indian heritage are very much appreciated." just 24 hours ago, i asked trump about his supporters' attacks on harris as a, quote, dei hire. dei being short for diversity, equity, and

>> reporter: perhaps no member of team usa is more important. >> that's what makes simone biles, simone reporter: or more treasured. than this 4-year-old golden retriever. his name is beacon. and, in the lead up to paris, he's been the usa gymnastics' mvp, most valuable pup. helping to keep gymnasts grounded while they perform feats of high-flying acrobatics. down on the competition floor, the pressure is on and the tension is high. thankfully, beacon is a therapy dog that's trained to give cuddles that can calm even olympic-sized nerves. and let's just say he's got the credentials. beacon's official team usa title? goodest boy. >> beautiful, fluid swing. >> reporter: he was there for olympic trials last month, comforting athletes like suni lee who posted to her instagram, thank god for beacon. since then, he's become a social media sensation. >> look at that smile. >> reporter: tracy callahan nomar is his handler. i want to know what it's like to see so much joy. >> it brings joy to other people. >> reporter: pet therapy is just one of the ways usa gymnastics has worked to prioritize e

i'm like, oh, my god, simon.s to have spinal surgery. >> seth: yes. >> and he learns this devastating, life-altering news from, who else, but dr. mario. no relation. >> seth: no relation. >> and dr. mario also speaks like mario, so -- >> seth: he also turns out he has issues with his father. >> yes. >> seth: for naming his mario. >> yes. so his full name is mario mario. >> seth: yeah. >> but in mid life he is able to forgive his dad because, as he points out, he had a serious problem with drinking which explains the name. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like a red-wine-for breakfast kind of dude. >> seth: yeah, mario's dad. >> yeah. >> seth: we never think about mario's dad. >> no. >> seth: what about, you write from the perspective of goliath. >> yes, i wrote a story in there called "goliath" which is the david and goliath story but we are with goliath the whole time. and he has spent his entire life on a winning streak. >> seth: yeah. >> he's got this one move that he does where he rips people's spines out of their bo

greg simons. independent researcher and author from absala, sweden. gentlemen, thank you for uh being with us. now, mr. bosich, your initial thoughts on the ukrainian incation into uh russia's kersk region, which is the largest since the war began, and also the use of american made weapons and also the british tanks on russian soil. do you see a shift in the balance of power towards kiev and is it sustainable? well, first of all, i see the exact opposite, i see, what looks very much like a december 1944, january 1945 nazi battle of the bulge. when armies are facing imminent defeat and a complete massacre of their forces, then one of the last tactics that desperate commanders use is to make a deep strike inside the lines of their opponents, and that's what i think this is. i think it's a last hope effort on this on the... the ukrainians and that it has been directed and commanded and controlled entirely by english and americans. that's right. mr. simons, your thought as well and also on kief saying the operation is meant to persuade russia to enter fai

simone biles is raj mentioned the goat. she's setting new records. the final of the all around competition to determine the best gymnast in the world. biles pulled out a performance for the ages to reclaim her spot as the sport's very best teammate. suni lee winning the bronze. let's take a live look now in paris. it is gorgeous. rain and lightning still causing some problems for the outdoor events. you see the eiffel tower here? it's just after 3 a.m. on friday and while the athletes and fans might be asleep right now, nbc's liz mclaughlin is not. liz is a trouper. yes, she joins us again live from paris. and what another great day for team usa. liz absolutely incredible. janelle raj not quite asleep yet but getting there middle of the night here. you know, team usa passed the 3000 medal milestone in paris. simone biles this is her ninth medal overall, sixth gold and katie ledecky adding some historic hardware to her collection. erin gemmell it was a silver medal, but a golden moment for katie ledecky. the u.s. runner up finish to australia in the f

that means simons malls are full and growing. second leg of the simon property market is a bit more comp located. during the pandemic a joint venture backed by simon and authentic brands group bought a bunch of struggling retailers which did two things. it kept the brands in business and taxed as much as possible, but second, many investments turned out to be very lucrative because the simon back to joint venture was buying at fire so prices and after covid they turned out to be worth a lot more. this turned into a nice profit center for simon property which the company starting to monetize, boosting the numbers and there are some underappreciated growth angles. like a portfolio that nobody even talks about that are really good by the way, simon dividend back to where it was before the pandemic forced them to cut their pay out. in many respect this business is in the best place it has been which is why thing is great to own in anticipation of low interest rates. one utility that can work as a safety stock if the fed cuts fail to

." ♪♪ >> simone-sational.m usa gymnastics back in the spotlight this morning, simone with not one, but two gold medals on the line. suni and jordan competing for medal glory, too, after a weekend of stellar gymnastics performances. >> how about the number now, 14.8, that is enough. >> on the track, a dramatic photo finish. >> noah lyles is looking anxiously. it's noah lyles! >> star sprinter noah lyles dashing his way to glory by the slimmest of margins. >> noah lyles is the olympic champion and the united states have won gold for the first time in 20 years. >> while team usa makes even more history in the pool. >> and it's going to be -- a world record. for the american. back-to-back golds in the 1500 for finke. world record as well. world record as well. >> all the highlights, and dozens of american medal winners joining us live. >>> breaking news, roaring ashore. hurricane debby slams florida's gulf coast. the storm battering the region with heavy rain, high wind, and a dangerous storm surge, causing damage

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simon, - don't have confirmation. simon, thank you so much for that.new to bring you, we will update you. stay with us on bbc news. we will also take you to chicago, where kamala harris has arrived at the democratic national convention, where she will be confirmed formally as the party's presidential candidate. welcome back. to the us now. kamala harris has arrived in chicago for the democratic national convention, where she'll be formally confirmed as the party's presidential candidate. ms harris is expected to join president biden on stage when he addresses the convention later. this is the scene at the venue, where security is tight ahead of the four—day event. early in the morning, not much activity there, but it will certainly be the focus for many in the us over the next four days, a huge event that is televised and watched by many. emma vardy is there for us, who has been out and about and sent us this report. leaning out of a 94th floor, this city of skyscrapers is a dramatic sight. now thousands are descending on chicago for the convention. th

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simone biles, soaring to victory in the women's vault final, taking the gold.atie ledecky dominates in the pool, winning another gold. she now holds more than any other american woman. and sha'carri richardson taking home a medal in the highly anticipated 100-meter dash. here is more from paris. >> reporter: tonight simone biles with another gold medal. with her third gold medal of these games, biles soaring above the competition, nailing her vault routine with her signature move nicknamed biles 2. besting brazil and fellow american jade carry who took her bronze. >> not many people in the world can do it to this level. once we're out here, the floor is our stage. so it feels freeing for us because we're in our element, having fun, doing what we love to do. >> reporter: on the men's side fan favorite and breakout star stephen nedorosic taking home the bronze in the pommel decky back in the pool, already the most decorated female olympian of all time, tonight adding to her collection with another gold medal. in the most anticipated race of the night, sha'carri r

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no medal for us gymnast simone biles in the beam. a silver on the floor. but earlier on monday — the mixed triathlon got to go—ahead, after sunday's practice swim was cancelled due to the seine water quality. the race went ahead this morning and it was dramatic straight from the off. the french were favourites for a medal but the race opened up when pierre le corre was taken out in a bike crash — their hopes of a medal going there. they did manage to fight their way back to fourth place. and what a finale we had on the run — a dramatic photo finish for silver — with taylor knibb from the united states just inching it to take second place and beth potter for team gb in third. but there was no doubt who was taking the gold with laura lindemann from germany in first place. south korea's badminton world number one an se—young won the gold medal in the women's singles event earlier. on her olympic debut, the 22—year—old won 2—0 in the final against china's he bingjao. the chinese player hit her final shot long to give victory to the south korean, taking the sec

simone biles�*s fans came ready to party. their hero has dominated at these games.al contention. was she distracted by noise in the crowd? the focus soon turned to the floor. well, simone biles really has raised the volume here at the bercy arena throughout these games. she�*s already won three gold medals. can she sign off with one more? her main rival for gold was the popular brazilian rebeca andrade. elegant and energetic, she had the score to beat. fabulous tumble! with every lens trained on her, biles began defying the laws of gravity. but with such power and heights come risks. twice she stepped out of bounds — and it cost her. yes, they realised she is human after all. still, there were celebrations, as her team—matejordan chiles had her score upgraded to claim bronze. gymnastics had saved its drama for the final day. a couple of years ago, i didn�*t think i�*d be back here at an olympic games. so competing and then walking away with four medals, i�*m not mad about it. i�*m pretty proud of myself. who knows whether this will be the last time we see simone bil

any thoughts on simone biles, gentlemen? >> i love her black job. >> and they can't take that black job away from her. >> somebody posted the donald trump took barack obama's black job and that he got fired. thank you very much, that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now . >>> it evening, everyone, from washington, d.c. i met michael steele in for chris hayes today. so, vice president kamala harris won the vote of enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination. just less than two weeks after president joe biden's decision to step down. she joined a campaign call to thank her supporters. >> i am honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. later this month we will gather in chicago, united as one party , where we are going to have an opportunity to celebrate this historic moment together. so, here's the bottom line. i say to all the friends on the call, we are going to win this election. >> the democratic national committee virtual rollcall will continue until m

simone biles is one of a kind.imone to design the piece and then her and her team worked day and night to get it to simone in time for the olympics. the white gold pendant, not much bigger than a quarter, has 546 diamonds set into it, a job that would normally take three months was done in five weeks. >> it was a solid piece of gold, and we hand drill and hand set all the diamonds in it. i've made many gorgeous pieces for many beautiful people, but i have to say that this is probably the pinnacle of my career so far. >> janet heller fine jewelry opened its doors in los angeles in 2006, and since janet has created a wide range of pieces, she says she loves how the jewelry tells a story. >> it will invite conversation, which in turn leads to the story of how she earned her accolade of greatest of all time. and then i also love how jewelry is multigenerational. >> if you're interested in shopping any of janet's finished pieces or would like to commission a custom creation, you can visit her website and make an appoint

simone biles and katie ledecky make it a day to remember for team usa.ing controversy — a previously banned female fighter is allowed to compete and the international olympic committee defend its eligibility rules. and the end of an era — as the curtain comes down in paris on andy murray's playing career. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. three years ago, at the tokyo olympics, simone biles suffered the disorientating mental block that gymnasts call the twisties. she had to pull out of several finals you'll remember. the pressure of expectation was too much she said. and a two—year break from the sport followed. on thursday — in paris — she triumphantly recaptured her place at the top of the sport. she finished with an overall score of 59.131 — ahead of brazil's rebeca andrade and her us team—mate sunisa lee to win the all—around gymnastics title, just as she did in rio in 2016. it's her second olympic gold in paris, sixth gold overall, and ninth medal in total. at the age of 27, biles is the first gymnast to win non—consecutive all—around olympic

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simon, thank ou that they can do that safely. simon, thank you very _ that they can do that safely. i that they can do that safely. simon, | thank you very much for updating on that breaking news. before we go, how's this for a birthday celebration? a io2—year—old second world war veteran from suffolk has become britain's oldest skydiver, after leaping out of a plane to celebrate her birthday, and to raise money for charity. ben brown has more. cheering. before thejump, manette baillie said she "doesn't do fear". manette served in the women's royal naval service during the second world war and was married to a paratrooper. afterwards, she did admit thejump had been a bit scary and that she had to keep her eyes firmly shut, but she clearly enjoyed it. there you go! you jumped, how was that? oh, it was wonderful! hip hip... all: hooray! later on, there was a more conventional celebration in a nearby pub. it was a wonderful, you know, celebration of the whole thing. —— in a village hall. two years ago, manette spent her 100th birthday at silverstone, behind the wheel of a ferrari. i wa

simone's post.iles after her withdrawal in tokyo in 2021 apologized for those remarks last month, saying they were misinterpreted. that didn't stop skinner from reportedly blocking biles on instagram on wednesday, according to posts from biles and her teammate jordan chiles. so this back and forth thing has been going on. but clearly, i mean, more power to simone biles and how clever, right, she clapped back at that, too. >> can we give her a gold medal in clap-backs as well? she put her right in her place. she got blocked and then posted about getting blocked. it's not phasing her. it's adding entertainment, fuel to the fire. >> this is a tough position for mykayla skinner to be in. >> reporter: now to netflix taking full advantage of the olympics. the streamer announced that the long-awaited second season of "squid game" is dropping september 26. the announcement revealed that the third and final season of the dystopian korean drama will come sometime in 2025. not only do we have a second season t

we're live with more from simone biles first interview in paris. plus, from wrestling to skateboarding, local olympians in with their eyes set on gold this morning. this is today in the bay. and good morning to you on this tuesday i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check the morning commute with mike in just a moment. but we're talking about the forecast today. things get a little warmer. yes. it's all clear this morning as you're waking up and heading out in san jose. and that's where we will have a heat advisory in effect, we're starting out at 60 degrees. it's cool for now. and temperatures in the upper 50s for palo alto, walnut creek at 57 and 54, in san francisco. as we take a look at our highs for today, we're ranging from low 80s in milpitas to upper 90s in the south county today. so you're going to feel that heat in some spots and even reaching 100 degrees in antioch and we're also going to see upper 90s away from the bay in the east bay in hayward, 81 degrees and near the coast. we're in the mid 60s in san francisco

time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold simone with another gold. the american took silver on floor and and finished out of the medals on the beam. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. she came into this competition today with this aura of invincibility around her after winning those three gold medals earlier in paris. at first up, of course, it was the beam final, and we know what a fiendishly difficult bit of apparatus that is. it's just ten cm wide. it takes no prisoners, and some biles made a few mistakes and fell off the beam. she wasn't the only one to do so, but it left her out of contention for a medal with the gold they're going to italy's alister, just 21 years old, but simone biles appeared to be distracted during her routine. seem to complain to her coach of crowd noise and fishing coming from the stands. afterwards in a press conference, she explained a bit more and this is what she had to say. beam final was always the most stressful, but usually we have music or background noise, — we have music or backgro

i want to ask you about simone biles.— these fanzines. i want to ask you about simone biles.out simone biles. she is one of the names that people will- about simone biles. she is one of| the names that people will always associate with being an olympic great. what was it like to see that? honestly, that was probably one of the most incredible things i have witnessed in person. we knew she was the goat. last night was a clear confirmation of that. she didn't run away with the event, actually. the brazilian did lead for most of the rotations. it really came down to the final floor exercise. when rotations. it really came down to the finalfloor exercise. when i rotations. it really came down to the final floor exercise. when i say the final floor exercise. when i say the entire arena was focused on her, it was. every spectator, every athlete was fixated on that poor performance. we were all holding our breath. as soon as she hit the final part, the roarfrom the breath. as soon as she hit the final part, the roar from the crowd was like nothing i have ever heard. it was great to

will we see simone biles in los angeles, in 2028? that would be really the scene. one of the most unique things about this olympics in paris has been some of the settings that the city has utilised. we saw the fencing with this really incredible, grand room where they are doing the fencing, but also the triathlon, swimming in the river seine. you were there to watch it. there were doubts about whether this would happen. how did the triathlon events turn out? it turned out great. great to watch, great to be a spectator. little rough if you were a triathlete, and the reason was not the murkiness and the pollution in the river, although we might find out about that in a few days, if some runners get sick, but the problem was the current. there was a very strong current in the river that day and so they were, the swimmers were going on a sort of loop, and they had to loop twice around, and they started out swimming west and then they turned back east, and one of the triathletes was telling me afterwards, she felt like she was swimming on a treadmill. she was concerned

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so, simon, what was dart trying to do?flect an asteroid by using what's called the kinetic impactor process. so it uses a spacecraft to hit the asteroid and change its velocity ever so slightly, so that it changes its orbit. the surface of an asteroid will look something like this. it's called regolith. it's a powdered material with larger pebbles in it. so we're hitting a rubble pile, not a solid object. yeah, yeah. and it will throw off particles that change the way in which the asteroid will respond to the impact. the composition of the asteroid determines how it will behave when the spacecraft hits it. simon tests this in his lab using different materials. this is a momentum stage, and it's essentially a bucket on springs, and it allows us to measure the momentum transfer when a spacecraft, here it is, hits an asteroid. which in that case is made of wet sand. 0k. so let's see what happens, shall we? bull's—eye! and it just sat there. yes. because the wet sand absorbed the impact of the spacecraft. when the ball hits th

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now, this isn't the last we're going to see of simone and suni. they're going to be back this weekend. individual event finals. let's take it to the pool. katie ledecky proving that she really is the goat when it comes to swimming. and in that pool. amazing. the third teen in the record books for ledecky, the most decorated u.s. female olympian of all time. a silver medal in the four by 200 freestyle relay, making her the most decorated woman in history of team usa. it is her 13th medal people. it even got the attention of former president obama who posted on x. congrats on another record breaking race. katie and stanford women's swimming. posting on instagram in a league of her own quote, no american woman has won more olympic medals than katie ledecky. here's what her teammates had to say. it feels amazing. i mean, medaling at the olympics, it's so surreal. and yeah, i just it hasn't really sunk in yet. but i'm really excited for our team. i'm feeling over the moon, i just it's crazy. it's a dream come true. olympic silver for the united states.

simone biles winning gold in the vault, continuing her comeback tour.tion on the track this evening where u.s. hopeful sha'carri richardson took second in the 100-meter to julian alford of st. lucia, the first olympic medal ever for the tiny caribbean nation. lots of medals in play today. keir simmonds starts us off. >> reporter: tonight katie ledecky wrapping up her olympics with exclamation point, beating out her rival and winning gold in the 800-meter freestyle, tying the record for the most golds ever for a female olympian. >> to the one and only, katie ledecky. >> reporter: in an absolute nail biter, the u.s. pulled out gold in mixed 400 medley relay setting a world record. and simone biles, again nailing her signature vault, the yurchenko double pike and winning her third gold medal of the game. >> a league of her own. >> reporter: her teammate jade carey won bronze. >> final of the women -- >> reporter: on a rainy night at the track, sha'carri richardson sprinted 100 meters in just 10.87 seconds, but it wasn't enough for gold. >> alfred wins for

like simone biles really helps bring the _ of someone like simone biles really helps bring the levelorld up. so it— helps bring the level of the world up. so it has— helps bring the level of the world up, so it has been— helps bring the level of the world up, so it has been really- helps bring the level of the world up, so it has been really amazing helps bring the level of the world i up, so it has been really amazing to see that _ up, so it has been really amazing to see that. ., . see that. you are right, the gymnastics _ see that. you are right, the gymnastics related - see that. you are right, the i gymnastics related encapsulates see that. you are right, the - gymnastics related encapsulates so many aspects of why the olympics are so brilliant. let's talk a little bit about team gb on the athletics track. ten medals altogether. they've not done that well since an 81984 so it is a pretty big deal for team gb to have done so well on the track. you can see the four by 400 women's team there who won the gold medal. —— since los angeles 1984. medal. —— since los angeles1984. what it