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. >> reporter: robert whitlock walked into this gym when he was in elementary school.g high school sophomore. lifting more than 200 pounds over his head. he has his eyes set on some big goals, including the 2028 olympics. >> the olympics after that in the olympics after that too. >> reporter: first, he and his trading partner , 16-year-old rucker johnson, will be heading to philadelphia to compete at the national championships. last year, they were in the same troop and won the team championship for 14 to 15-year-old men. the coach, michael jenkins, says he looks at that win as a win for oakland. >> this is where the need is. young people in oakland are hurting and we need resources. not enough stories about what is working. this is working here. >> power strength in oakland back in 2016. the hope was to grow the sport and help oakland youth. when jenkins met whitlock, he said he was an unfocused kid. >> i hated weightlifting at first. >> reporter: the mind-set shifted after the pandemic, keeping them in the gym and out of trouble . >> there is nothing to fix right now

max whitlock is britain's greatest gymnast.ee of those were also gold. but this will be his last time competing at the games. he's retiring after paris, so fans may want to watch his every move. the olympics, of course, provides great excitement all over the world. but, despite the fact that athletes move fast, they can't be everywhere all at once. so maybe this is a solution. 29 cameras make up this volumetric studio, which will have more than one use for athletes. all those cameras are then fed into a capture pc that runs on intel processing power. we can capture human performances, interactions, singing, dancing, whatever, in full 4d. so the result is a 360—degree video that we can use to insert in other 360—degree or virtual environments. the end result is a digital version of the person which can be beamed into tv studios around the world during broadcast interviews. i'm max whitlock, team gb gymnastj and six—time olympic medallist, and i'll do a somersault in this new technology. - using a tracked camera, we can synchroni

a total of 13 athlete's have been selected — amongst them are six—time olympic medallist max whitlockbe joined by becky downie — who is competing in her third games — along with three debutants — georgia mae—fenton, ruby evans, and abi martin. jake jarman was a reserve for the 2020 olympics, but this time is a part of the squad. he's been speaking to our reporter tom williams. i will visualise myself doing the vault. i imagine myself running down the ball run, hitting the ball table, landing and nailing it, then i would say to myself, oh, you can do it, just have fun, enjoy it. from there ijust tried to straighten out every single thought that goes to my head, because i find when i have nothing going on in my head when i'm running down, that's when i do the best. �* ., , , , best. and right now, he is the best. that precision. _ best. and right now, he is the best. that precision, his _ best. and right now, he is the best. that precision, his dedication - best. and right now, he is the best. that precision, his dedication and l that precision, his dedication and expertise has earned j

event jason whitlock said yes a 72-year-old with a 24-year-old is humiliating.that much. seventy-two and 24 looks perverted, it looks like epstein. >> it looks like granddad's with his granddaughter, that's without looks like. disgusting. i'm serious. >> jesse: come on, give the guy a break. >> first of all what does a 74-year-old find in a 24-year-old? >> jesse: i can think of a few things. >> okay, yeah she's gorgeous. >> jesse: you mean what did she find on him. >> what's more disturbing do you think, an old man into a young girl or an young girl into an older man. >> jesse: more disturbing? i find them both beautiful. >> oh please! i mean he finds her beautiful but what the heck is she saying in him? >> jesse: one of the greatest all-time nfl geniuses. she loves the fact that he can win nhl -- nfl championships back to back to back. and last up got justin timberlake is not doing so well. the former star was arrested for driving under the influence, claims he only had one martini. worst of all, the 20 something year old arresting officer had no idea who he wa

when jenkins met whitlock he said he was an unfocused kid. >> i did weightlifting first. >> reporter:s mindset shifted after the pandemic, keeping them in the gym and out of the trouble. >> we already. >> reporter: from there, he and johnson started to excel, rapidly. both actually ranked near the top of their respective weight class and age groups. they are also two of the youngest lifters in u.s. history receive a full ride college scholarship. they have offers from louisiana state university. but jake and says it is about more than just athletics. >> i don't look at it as a sport, i look at it as a tool. it is a foundation tool to make us better humans. you see how confident you are and you see how responsible they are because in weightlifting they have to fail a little bit and they have to see a little bit and it is all in their hands. i cannot help with that. >> reporter: they train for two hours a day, four times a week. they can squat more than 400 pounds. jake and says them focused on more than live. on the whiteboard, johnson as goals set to know not just weightlifting relate

. >> from the start, the council wanted mark whitlock to know that the brett was a gambler himself andhad called you and said, one having a problem -- >> we would have worked something out. yes, sir. no, sir. >> and that life insurance policy the life insurance ■ç suggested was a smoking gun, they testified brett wasn't even all that interested in a policy on tammy. >> yes. >> was he successful? >> i was not. >> tammy had taken out the insurance on her own. and instead of claiming a dime for himself, brett had already signed the insurance money over to his kids. >> did he tell you directly that he wanted this money to go to the children? >> yes. >> remember those downstairs lines, the one with the residuei prosecution said had been left by brett before brian even arrived? >> proof that he killed tammy ahead of ■çtime and look to the blinds to see brian coming. >> they stated that, but they didn't prove that. >> a defense expert suggested the fine particles had merely drifted to that blind, even days later. >> if you have an air handling system like we have in most buildings and houses,

day and got it we had a conversation because i brought up the white gay steve and a smith andjason whitlock's give give that level of ignorance, a platform and it said it and i didn't really think about what i wasade sensee somewhat of a useful idiot and it by wanting to have that gaze gazi or my wanting to be white a like like some of these gentlemen are you are doing a disservice to our community as well. and i don't feel]? like to accountability. i don't feel like you can have a conversation without holding your own accountable as well and you have to be willing to put a mirror up just as king did in his best piece of writing, which is the from the birmingham jail, which he wrote to who black folk and in particular, black ministers. and so i to have theconversatios book as#c well and it's interesting you say the letter from the birmingham jail was two black ministers because when dr. king first started, it was only like 4% of black churches supported. right? nobody. i mean, dr. king, the unique thing about this, when i tell people this, they like what his last gallup approval of 68, whee

crosstalk another team gb star looking ahead to potential glory in paris is max whitlock. more glory after a surprise bronze in tokyo, features alice kinsella, becky downie and georgia—mae fenton, amongst others. it's a huge day ahead for england's cricketers, who have plenty of work to do, if they're to make it to the last eight at the t20 world cup. they face oman in antigua later, knowing a big win is needed. they're fourth in their group, behind australia, scotland and namibia, with only the top two progressing. england need to win both of their remaining games by big margins to finish level on points with scotland. net run—rate could then determine who goes through. i think they should go out there and say they are going to dominate this. because you are going to have to do that. they have got the best players in the best talent in terms of the bowling and the batting. hopefully you get a massive win over the next game and all of a sudden your confidence is flying and whatever happens happens, you cannot do anything about that. with wimbledon fast approaching, the bri

understood >> martin, thank you very much indeed, martin whitlock , indeed, martin whitlock, historiank to you. we've got plenty more to bring you in just a moment, including whether hey jude should become the anthem of the summer. but let's get the latest . news. latest. news. >> emily, thank you and good afternoon. the top stories. more than 40,000 migrants have now crossed the english channel in small boats since rishi sunak promised to end the crisis in january last year. gb news can exclusively reveal that the figure was passed today after more than 600 migrants made the crossing earlier this morning. in other news, a review has found that four detectives who ran the first investigation into the murder of stephen lawrence should not face criminal charges. it found there was insufficient evidence and no real prospect of conviction. stephen lawrence was murdered in 1993, in a racist attack in south london. the initial investigation was harshly criticised and failed to bring anyone to justice. labour says it'll bring face to face banking back to the high streets, with 350 new banking

max whitlock is britain's greatest gymnast.actions — singing, dancing, whatever — in full ad. so, the result is a 360 degrees video that we can insert in other 360 degrees or virtual environments. the end result is a digital version of the person but can be beamed into tv studios around the world during broadcast interviews. i am max whitlock, team gb gymnast and six—time olympic medallist and i am going to do a somersault in this new technology. using a tracked camera, we can synchronise the virtual environment and the athlete doing the backflip with the interviewer in real time so it seems like they are actually together. any athlete would call out and massively welcome new technology that is going to enhance viewing experience, spectating experience. to see sport done in different ways, i think it's — it's very, very clever to have new ways to move forward and show sport in different ways. i think that is amazing. this is an authentic recreation of the human form. we don't add anything or take anything away. it is the clothi