27/07/2014 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live on the day the athletics get going

Crowds lined the finish of this morning's marathon, which

raced through the city's streets in slightly soggy conditions.

The men's event was won by Australia's Mike Shelley,

extending his team's lead at the top of the medal table.

Kenya's Flomena Daniel won the women's race.

And the double trap shooting also was one. A another medal for

England, bringing up England's tally and here is the action from

yesterday. There were more thrills

in the swimming pool last night as the medals kept flowing

for the home nations. England's Adam Peaty set a record

as he took gold in England's Fran Halsall also

triumphed in the 50 metres freestyle, swimming the fastest

time of the year so far. I enjoyed the crowd, being able to

put on a good show was fantastic. But it is the judo events

which the home nations have really Scotland won three golds yesterday,

the biggest cheers of the night going to Euan Burton,

who won the men's 100 kilos class. It is an amazing turnaround for Euan

after his London Olympics But his English wife Gemma Gibbons

was not as lucky, as she took silver In the velodrome, Scotland's Neil

Fachie and his guide Craig MacLean It is their second goal

at the games and they often The Isle of Man team won

their first medal of the games with Peter Kennaugh?s silver

in the men's 40 kilometres race. Finally, England?s Zoe Smith had

a remarkable return from injury to She lifted 118 kilos to set

a new games record total. And Zoe, who used to be a gymnast,

celebrated in style. And Usain Bolt arrived yesterday. He

will not be running the 100 metres, but he will be competing in the

Jamaican relay team. He is determined to win gold.

It was important to me, we decided in the season that I would come. But

I was injured, so I did not get a chance in the individual event. But

I am happy to be here. I need the runs, because this is my first run

of the season. I need to get it going.

The wreck of the Costa Concordia cruise ship arrived in the Italian

port of Genoa this morning, after one of the biggest ever

The huge ship has been towed from the island of Giglio, where it

It's taken four days to make its final journey to the docks where

Next, to a brilliant way to brighten up where you live.

In US city Miami, graffiti artists from around the world have been

The group's been transforming cities all over the world for forty years.

This is downtown Miami and the neighbourhood of Wynwood, a place

This area didn't always look so colourful, but a team

of world renowned street artists were allowed to completely revamp

We went into Soho in New York City in 1970s,

we went into South Beach in the 1980s, Philadelphia in the 1990s.

It is now so popular that artists from around the world are invited to

paint the walls, keeping the designs fresh and modern.

We have artists from France, South Africa, China, Poland,

When we do a mural, we commit to having that mural for a

Like in a museum, you have to continually change and give people

It is now hoped that the street art will encourage more people to live

and work here and draw in tourists from around the world as well.

And, finally, how do you get rid of 36,000 tonnes of concrete towers?

In just a few seconds, these three disused cooling towers at a power

station in Oxfordshire became nothing more than dust and rubble.

They've been there for over 40 years, and hundreds of people

Organisers said they had to do it at night for health and safety reasons.

Check out the website for an epic gallery

of the 45th annual Comic-Con, taking place in San Diego, USA.

The four day pop culture extravaganza celebrates film, TV,

video games, comic books and costumes.

There was even an appearance from the penguins of Madagascar!

I'm back bright and early tomorrow morning at 8:15am.