Slovenian freediver Alenka Artnik has further improved the constant weight world record she set three days ago by plunging as far as 122 metres deep at the Vertical Blue competition in the Bahamas.
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Port Charlotte Woman Caught Skinny Dipping In Stranger’s Pool | ABC7 SWFL
A woman in Florida was arrested after being accused of breaking into a retiree’s yard and swimming naked in his pool.
An officer said in the arrest report that the man, in Charlotte County, described coming home from a doctor’s appointment and spotting clothes near his pool.
He then saw a naked woman in the pool, the officer said. She was later identified as Heather Kennedy, 42.
The woman was still in the pool when the officer arrived, the arrest report said.
It said that she would not identify herself or say why she was there, and initially refused to leave the pool.
She tried to resist being restrained, but was ultimately handcuffed and brought to jail, the arrest report. Police worked out who she was from past jail booking photos, local station NBC2 News reported.
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The Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony Was Eerily Quiet | TIME
The Opening Ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics, a year delayed, publicly opposed —went off Friday night on a humid 82-degree evening in Tokyo, in an Olympic Stadium eerily quiet since it was devoid of its traditional horde of excited spectators.
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Opening Olympics Opening Ceremony Kicks Off in Tokyo as COVID-19 Surges | CBS This Morning
The opening ceremony for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics kicks off today after a year of delays, setbacks, and embarrassments. Jamie Yuccas has the latest from Japan’s capital city.
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How the Tokyo Olympics Became the Most Expensive Summer Games Ever | WSJ
The Tokyo Games are on track to be the most expensive summer Olympics ever, with the pandemic adding to mounting economic losses. WSJ unpacks the financial costs.
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Urgent Investigation After Teen’s Waterpark Death | Good Morning America
A 14-year-old girl’s death at an Ohio waterpark has prompted new questions about regulations for local amusement parks.
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18-Year-Old Boogie Boarder Saves Drowning Mother and Son | Inside Edition
18-year-old Ohio student Travis Shrout was out boogie-boarding with a friend who was recording them with a drone on the North Carolina shore. Travis was about to head for shore when he noticed a mother and her child struggling in the coastal waters. A former lifeguard, Shrout paddled to the mom and gave her his boogie board. Then he headed for her 10-year-old son, who was heading out to sea and had gone under a few times, the teen said. He was able to grab the child and bring him ashore.
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Bolles Swimming Coach Weighs In on Training Future Olympians | First Coast News
MJ is live at a Jacksonville school known for training future Olympians.
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Olympics Memories: Eric the Eel | The Daily Show
Today, we remember one of the most inspiring Olympics stories of all time: the Equatorial Guinea swimmer, Eric the Eel. #DailyShow #Olympics #EricTheEel