19/08/2016 ‹ Newsround

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Usain Bolt, running away from everyone, running	:00:07.	:00:08.
towards what you'd like to think is immortality	:00:09.	:00:11.
There's just no stopping him - Usain Bolt wins his second gold	:00:12.	:00:18.
While there was triple gold for Team GB on day 13 of the Games.	:00:19.	:00:26.
Good morning, I'm Jenny and this is your Olympic Newsround.	:00:27.	:00:37.
Team GB have won three more gold medals on day 13	:00:38.	:00:41.
But all eyes on were the superstar of the Games	:00:42.	:00:44.
After winning gold in the 100 metres,	:00:45.	:00:51.
to strike again, this time in the 200 metres.	:00:52.	:01:00.
It's something that you work so hard for throughout the years.	:01:01.	:01:12.
When this moment comes, you are happy but also	:01:13.	:01:14.
relieved to have done it because you really wanted it.	:01:15.	:01:16.
So many things could have gone wrong but I came here and executed.	:01:17.	:01:19.
But it was heartbreak for Team GB's Adam Gemili,	:01:20.	:01:24.
who was just three thousandths of a second off the bronze medal.	:01:25.	:01:30.
To get so close, it's heartbreaking. Got it. Absolutely gutted.	:01:31.	:01:35.
Now to winning with your feet in a different way.	:01:36.	:01:37.
Reigning taekwondo champ Jade Jones defended her title	:01:38.	:01:39.
I still can't believe it, you know, from London, that I'm Olympic	:01:40.	:01:44.
I just feel like I was under so much pressure and to do it again is	:01:45.	:01:50.
Earlier on, another champ from London 2012	:01:51.	:01:56.
was out to win again - triathlete Alistair Brownlee,	:01:57.	:01:59.
who was competing alongside his brother Jonny.	:02:00.	:02:02.
The pair swam, cycled and ran their way to gold and silver.	:02:03.	:02:09.
It will be a glorious gold for Alastair Brownlee.	:02:10.	:02:15.
The Olympic triathlon champion for the second time.	:02:16.	:02:18.
I've finished so many sessions just trying to keep up with Johnny,	:02:19.	:02:23.
basically I've raced three or four times a week and I've hardly been	:02:24.	:02:26.
able to sleep at night because my legs hurt so much.	:02:27.	:02:29.
The day's other British gold came from sailors Hannah Mills	:02:30.	:02:32.
and Saskia Clark in the women's 470 event.	:02:33.	:02:37.
Also on the water, Jon Schofield and Liam Heath	:02:38.	:02:39.
powered to a silver in the men's kayak double.	:02:40.	:02:46.
There was a bronze in another doubles event -	:02:47.	:02:48.
the men's badminton, from Chris Langridge	:02:49.	:02:53.
So, all that means we stay in second place on the medal table.	:02:54.	:03:10.
Team GB has dominated the track cycling at the Games -	:03:11.	:03:12.
and today, the finals of the BMX cycling takes place.	:03:13.	:03:15.
But there's been bad news for Team GB medal hopeful	:03:16.	:03:17.
Liam Phillips, who is out after having a crash	:03:18.	:03:19.
Thankfully, he was OK to walk away afterwards,	:03:20.	:03:22.
BMX is a relatively new Olympic sport - first appearing	:03:23.	:03:25.
I love the BMXing best because it's flicks and racing.	:03:26.	:03:33.
You have to jump and go really fast but it hurts when you fall.	:03:34.	:03:37.
The coolest thing is when you go down ramps.	:03:38.	:03:39.
I love how you can jump over the bumps.	:03:40.	:03:42.
I just think it's cool because you can go over	:03:43.	:03:45.
Now to a mission to save one of our most endangered mammals.	:03:46.	:03:54.
They're small, brown and furry and this month,	:03:55.	:03:55.
100 water voles that have been raised in captivity are being	:03:56.	:03:58.
released into the wild in Yorkshire in the north of England.	:03:59.	:04:01.
The number of voles roaming the UK has dropped massively in recent	:04:02.	:04:04.
years and this will be the biggest release of the little	:04:05.	:04:07.
We're reckoning it will take quite a few years, but for us,	:04:08.	:04:14.
it will be a success whenever we see water voles.	:04:15.	:04:16.
Not just in these areas, in the streams, but the whole	:04:17.	:04:19.
way around the town and that they are starting to spread	:04:20.	:04:21.
out and sustain the population of their own where we're no longer	:04:22.	:04:24.
It's a big day for water voles - so we thought we'd put together	:04:25.	:04:34.
Meet one of Britain's most endangered mammals, the water vole.	:04:35.	:04:42.
They might be shy and secretive but they are the largest type	:04:43.	:04:45.
of vole in Britain and can often be mistaken for a rat.	:04:46.	:04:48.
Despite their name, they don't always live near water.	:04:49.	:04:51.
Instead, they make burrows underground like moles and they're	:04:52.	:04:54.
Their homes can have many levels that help prevent flooding	:04:55.	:04:59.
as well as including rooms for nesting, a food store	:05:00.	:05:03.
and sometimes even a little platform of twigs and straw	:05:04.	:05:07.
where they can sunbathe aboveground.	:05:08.	:05:10.
But that doesn't mean that they're not	:05:11.	:05:14.
Did you know water voles are very strong swimmers?	:05:15.	:05:21.
They can reach up to 500 metres on the surface and 15 underwater.	:05:22.	:05:24.
Back in the 1960s, there were lots of them in Yorkshire	:05:25.	:05:30.
and the north of England but they were wiped out by mink	:05:31.	:05:33.
brought over from America in the 1920s and now	:05:34.	:05:36.
Conservationists hope by reintroducing them	:05:37.	:05:44.
into the wild there, they'll be back in the	:05:45.	:05:46.
That's all from the team this morning, we're back on CBBC at 4:20.	:05:47.	:05:51.
Head online to play our Quiz of the Week.	:05:52.	:05:53.
Just for serious news fans - can you answer question 5?	:05:54.	:05:57.

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