we‘re waiting for you usain bolt. waiting for his ten seconds of fame in his first heat on the first day of the 16th world athletics championships, in the next 30 minutes or so. airlines including british airways, ryanair and easyjet are urging passengers flying home from europe this weekend to turn up earlier than normal at airports. tighter security checks have led to big delays at passport control. the new measures are in response to recent terror attacks. ba and easyjet are texting passengers to arrive at least three hours before theirflights. danjohnson is at heathrow airport and has this update. i have spoken to lots of passengers who have arrived back in the uk today. many travelled without a problem, without experiencing any significant delay. there are not queues at every airport, that is why it is difficult for the airlines to predict when and where there are going to be problems. that is why some airlines have issued reminders to passengers that they must get to the airport early with plenty of time to spar

how do you think usain bolt ra nks us. how do you think usain bolt ranks among the all—time greats? here is the greatest athlete of all time. i don't think many people would argue against that. nine olympic gold medals, multiple world records and the sustainability over such a long period. more importantly, he has transcended athletics. he is a global superstar. many great athletes have not been like usain has been. how hard is it when you are bowing out? he has had an amazing career and it seems like universal adoration? it is pretty sad, it is hard. the athlete struggles in retirement because you will never be as good as what you have just done, you have the rest of your life that if you want it will never be as clear. in athletics every year there is a championships and your whole world leads to that. kriss and i have moved on, it has been ok. some people struggle, some do better. usain bolt will have so many options and opportunities, the world is at his hands, whatever he wants to do, but he will miss it, kriss is right, the clarity & is of purpose, but i think he will be all r

it does not seem like the right ending for the usain bolt, does it? people in dagestan have been fighting off an invasion of locusts. swarms of the pests have destroyed thousands of hectares of farmland. the insects can consume their own body weight in vegetation every day. locals try to use loud noises to scare away the pests, banging pots and pans and removing mufflers from cars. that's all for this half—hour on bbc world news. good morning. well, despite a few nuisance showers across north—east england, for many of us, saturday was a promising day. and a ridge of high pressure continues to build through the night, so clear skies here, withjust a little bit more in the way of cloud across the essex and kent coasts, with the legacy of those saturday showers. but, generally speaking, it is quiet start to sunday. it will be a chilly one, not necessarily in towns and city centres, but in rural spots, expect low single figures to greet you first thing this morning. but there will be a light breeze, and with those clear skies comes lots of pleasant su

that is the great usain bolt. lord coe said it hasn‘t gone to script here. remember the 100m last weekend, it seems a long time ago now. six evenings ago, that sunday night when justin gatlin ago now. six evenings ago, that sunday night whenjustin gatlin & colman, the americans, pushed him down into zabarte bronze. —— pushed him down into bronze. is saying bob is looking to carry his team around the relay once again. this will be his final relay before retiring. he never usually gets involved in the qualifying. but he was there in qualifying. but he was there in qualifying this morning, to make sure that he got the baton around. the americans looking very strong again. but usain bolt is going to be going all out in another one of these stadiums that he has loved throughout his career to sign off with a gold medal. let‘s here from the great man. it‘s brilliant, you know what i mean? it‘s a great team. these guys are young. but the card is wonderful, they came out to qualify. were there added nerves for you today? no, i enjoy relays more than anythin

usain bolt, what a sad end to the career, and we might know why now. this is a bit of athlete tittle tattle, there's stories about athletes being in an air—conditioned room before the relay race were u nfortu nately room before the relay race were unfortunately the great usain bolt collapsed in a heap. i have to say this, we saw some great performances in the last ten days at the london stadium. the world championships, fantastic. a new era of athletes entered the stage and unfortunately the legends do have to exit at some point and exit with dignity. sir mervyn king farrakhan usain bolt and many others did a fantasticjob for a decade and now it's up to the others —— sir mo farah. thanks so much forjoining us! we will see you soon. goodbye. good morning. last week, the weather was pretty changeable, wasn't it? this week, it's more of the same i'm afraid. in fact, if we take a look back at last week, parts of eastern england had over 60 millimetres of rain. that's pretty close to a month's worth in just a 36—hour period. and certainly the south�

usain bolt leaves the world of athletics having won 19 global gold medals in all, and as holder of the 100 metres and 200 metres world records. sir mo farah, meanwhile, was beaten into second place in the 5,000 metres. he couldn't repeat his 10,000 metres heroics where he won gold. after the race last night, he looked back on his career, speaking to the bbc‘s philjones. it has been amazing. it has been a long journey but it has been incredible. it doesn't hit back until you compete here and finally, after crossing the line and having a couple of minutes to myself, realising this is it. i can tell the emotion is here. let's talk about the race before anything else. how much did the 10,000 taken out of you? to be honest, it takes so much out of me. it took a lot more out of me thani out of me. it took a lot more out of me than i realised. tactically, i was trying to cover every move. they had a game plan. one of them was going to sacrifice himself and that is what they did tonight. the better man w011 is what they did tonight. the better man won on the day. but i gave it all. i gave it

usain bolt will complete his last individual event. he qualified in the first heat in which he said it was far from his best, blaming the starting blocks. can he deliver the show stopping performance that we have come to expect from him? there is coverage from 9:30am on bbc two and then from ten o'clock on bbc one. if you're still to go on your summer holiday or you know someone who is travelling home this weekend, be warned — there could be delays at some airports across europe. british airways, easyjet and ryanair, have sent text messages to passengers, warning them to be at the airport up to three hours early to avoid missing theirflight. lengthy queues were reported earlier this week at airports in france, spain, portugal, italy, croatia and greece, where enhanced security checks combined with high volumes of passengers have been causing disruption. joining us now is the independent‘s travel editor simon calder. good morning, simon. why three hours, four hours? what exactly are they waiting for? this is nothing to do with leavi

usain bolt leaves the world of athletics having won 19 global gold medals in all, and as holder of the 100m and 200m world records. sir mo farah meanwhile was beaten into second place in the 5000 metres. he couldn't repeat his 10,000 metres heroics where he won gold. after the race last night, he looked back on his career, speaking to the bbc‘s philjones. it has been amazing, a long journey but incredible. it doesn't quite hit back until you compete here finally, after crossing the line and having a couple of minutes to myself, i realised, this is it. i can tell the emotion is there. let's talk about the race before we talk about anything else in the future. how much did the ten kate take out of you? to be honest, -- the 10,000 metres. it took a lot more than i realised. tactically, i was trying to cover every movement. the better man w011 to cover every movement. the better man won on the day, but you know, i gaveit man won on the day, but you know, i gave it all, i gave it all. i didn't have a single bit left at the end. when use. it make you came down the home straight, did you st

they saved usain bolt in the last. but the warning signs had been there, beaten for the first time in four years in a semi—final by a young american. he was shaking. he looks to the heavens for divine intervention one last time. coleman gets a brilliant start in lane number five. balta coleman gets a brilliant start in lane numberfive. balta is chasing him through. disbelief swept around the stadium. this was not in the script. there would be no 12th title, no dream goodbye. the crowd made it more than clear what they thought of the result. usain bolt was their darling, gatlin their pantomime villain. a two—time drug cheat now three—time champion. he had to settle for third—best. despite this, his legacy was secure. injamaica people were out in the streets to watch the 100 metre final and with the last four championship won by a jamaican it's normally a night of celebrations. here's the reaction from kingston. can't believe, man! gatland beat him, 9.92. he crossed the line and he's made jamaica prout and he's t

let's talk about usain bolt and justin gatlin. it dominated the press on sunday and even today, on monday. did you watch it?” watched it as a replay. will you struck by the brewing?” watched it as a replay. will you struck by the brewing? i was. -- booing. it was disrespectful but at the same time this guy has broken the same time this guy has broken the rules not once but twice. i think it made him think very queasy. the race that he wanted was usain bolt‘s final race in his unbelievable career sofa him to win it just felt really... unbelievable career sofa him to win itjust felt really... but you know, he got down on the ground. we need to stop. thank you forjoining us. thank you and have a really good day. we will see you very soon. hello there. after a fairly mixed weekend weatherwise, our rather unsettled spell of august weather is set to continue this week. this is how we ended sunday. some clear skies there in cambridgeshire, captured by one of our weather watchers, but we've still got low pressure in charge of things

over 60,000 fans came out to see usain bolt's final race. did the superstar send the crowd home happy after winning his last gold medal or did someone steal the from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >> the phillies placed aaron altherr on the 10 day disabled list. he reaggravated his right hamstring last night. that's the same injury that cost him to miss 10 games last month. pete mackanin spent nick pivetta to the mound. a rough first inning for nick. bases loaded jam. two runs score and the rockies take a two-nothing lead. six-nothing in the third. and pat hits the line drive that went over the fence in left with a two run homer. pivetta gave up e

more on the success of the men's relay team, helped by that cramp suffered by usain bolt. never before has a british team won a world sprint gold, but the quartet ran a near—perfect race to hold off the much fancied american team, with japan taking bronze. not since gb's team won gold at the athens olympics 13 years ago have they delivered in such glorious style, the display a vindication for both the practice the team have put in and the close bonds between the individual athletes. earlier the team spoke to jessica creighton about their victory. it was like a big, big party at the. it was like a big, big party at the. it was like a big, big party at the. it was surreal. to lead for the team and get these guys into a good place, and the rest of the guys did their job, place, and the rest of the guys did theirjob, all credit to them. place, and the rest of the guys did theirjob, all credit to themm was a fantastic night for british athletics — three medals on the track last night. when you saw that the result had been confirmed on the big screen, your reaction, so emoti

bolt had to make do with bronze. individual race, but usain bolt had the sprint superstar denied the perfect end to his glittering career. denied the perfect end gatlin's triumph has gone down badly with the world's most senior anti—doping official. with the world's most senior this is unfortunate in the current debate at the moment, and it is unfortunate mainly because he was a two—time offender. in many ways i wish it had not happened but it has, and we have to abide by the rules of the game. at the last world championships in beijing, athletics breathed a sigh of relief when boltnarrowly beat gatlin. he has saved his title. when boltnarrowly beat gatlin. he may have even saved his sport. when boltnarrowly beat gatlin. but two years on, gatlin has become one of the sport's most controversial winners and some now want track and field to get tougher. is it his fault he is allowed to run again? not really. allowed to run again? it is the people that make the rules. yes, we should be disgruntled with the people that make the rules and go, it is time for change andtime to get seriou

rhys prescott, but usain bolt who is bowing out, he is retiring after these championships, not happy at all. let us hearfrom these championships, not happy at all. let us hear from the wilds fastest man after his raise in the heats to get through to the semifinals. i am not very fond of these blocks. the worst blogs i have ever experienced. it was not a smooth side. i have to get this together. i cannot keep doing this. what is it about them in particular? it is shaky, when i did my warm up, it fell back when i pushed back. it is not what i'm used to. it is not as firm as i'm used to. not as quick oi’ as firm as i'm used to. not as quick or not as firm as he's used to. i spoke to the young american christian, new look so smooth. not very fast times. no bond lay down a marker in the 100 metres. he is down, idid marker in the 100 metres. he is down, i did most of the one edge of metres runners. justin gatlin, he was booed as he crossed the line. not very popular here at all. he served a drugs ban. but there's another one of those threads that will be running through these championshi

usain bolt and cj uj will be there as well, the british sprinter. yohan blake, another jamaican, a former world champion, is in the second heat. justin gatlin a lwa ys is in the second heat. justin gatlin always gets booed after the doping bans, he's in the first date. james dasaolu and rhys press, the other british runners. —— rhys prescott. usain bolt hasn't looked very good at all. he complained the blocks we re at all. he complained the blocks were flimsy and wobbled when he pushed out, but he made up time and finished first in his heat but it was pretty tardy, not particularly quick. no times were really in the heats. he didn't really lay down a marker at all. a man to watch out for is christian coleman, the american will stop great things are expected of him. he's in bolt‘s semifinal. it will be fascinating to watch. another exciting evening on athletics. thank you. theresa may's former chief of staff, nick timothy, has been speaking to the daily telegraph to explain where he thinks the general election campaign went wrong for the conser

usain bolt pulled up relay in london. usain bolt pulled up in his race. and the third fastest winning time in history as the us takes silver and japan and france. —— japan bronze. sir mo farah has won silver in the final of the five thousand metres at the world athletics championships in london. in his final track title race, the four—time olympic champion failed to add another gold to the ten thousand metres gold he won eight days ago. 34—year—old farah was always in contention, but in the final lap he became boxed in by three ethiopian competitors, with muktar edris claiming gold. he plans to concentrate on marathon classic in the future. at a quarter past 11 we will have more sporting headlines. one person has died and at least 19 others have been injured after a car rammed a crowd of people opposing a far—right rally in the us state of virginia. it happened in the city of charlottesville after violent clashes broke out between white nationalists and counter—protesters. a state of emergency has been declared and president trump has condem

he gave usain bolt the greatest respect by bowing to him and usain bolt hugged him. he has no problem with justin gatlin, he's a great competitor, so if it's good for usain bolt it should be good for everyone else. usain bolt in his graciousness at published that in the press conference. i'm ok with that. if the king, the legend is ok with it, we all should be. what do you think though of the professional commentators, the media, some of those involved in international athletics, even sebastien coe and steve cram who have taken a very hard line onjustin gatlin and have done a lot to set opinion about him? everyone is entitled to their opinion. i take offence to lord coe, he's part of the iaaf who set the rules and punishments, and when you do that you are supposed to be reinstated which means athletes who have offended have, and you don't allow them in and still condemned them. we are talking post 11 years after the ban. other sports release their own and move past it. i don't have a problem with anyone having any issue with doping, i don't condone it but i don't thi

over 60,000 fans came out to see usain bolt's final race. did the superstar send the crowd home happy after winning his last gold medal or did someone steal the >> the phillies placed aaron altherr on the 10 day disabled list. he reaggravated his right hamstring last night. that's the same injury that cost him to miss 10 games last month. pete mackanin spent nick pivetta to the mound. a rough first inning for nick. bases loaded jam. two runs score and the rockies take a two-nothing lead. six-nothing in the third. and pat hits the line drive that went over the fence in left with a two run homer. pivetta gave up eight runs. please lose their fifth straight eight-five the final. training camp resumes tomorrow at lincoln financial field for the second open practice starting at 10:00 a.m. carson wentz will be playing thursday night against the packers in the birds first preseason game. we just don't know how long. the team is in the dog days of camp. they're tired of beating each other up. they can't wait to play a game even though it doesn't cou

. >> mason: usain bolt reaches the finish line of an amazing career. and here come the gowns after a bridal store closes, a seamstress saves the day. >> i was dumbfounded, honestly dumbfounded. >> this is this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: good evening. i'm anthony mason. breaking news late today. cbs news has confirmed that a federal grand jury in washington is now part of the investigation of russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. the panel is working with special counsel robert mueller. jan crawford is our chief legal correspondent. jeff pegues is our justice and homeland security correspondent. jan, let me start with you. what does it mean that a grand jury is now involved? >> reporter: well, anthony, this is standard tool that federal prosecutors use day in and day out the conduct investigations. it's how they would issue subpoenas and compel the production of documents or testimony, and special counsel mueller had authority to use a grand jury. it was widely assumed that he would, just

as britain's stunning gold sunk in, usain bolt was on his back. hardly the fairytale finish his career deserved. eventually he was able to hobble away, but it was the saddest end to his swansong. for the british team, though, up picture of perfection. one of the fastest times ever on one of the biggest stages. we are world champions, it is crazy to think. we are so grateful to be in this team, and especially to run with danny. we have some not so nice memories from 2012 in terms of the relay, and to run at how we ran today, we couldn't have done it without the support of the team. the crowd he has been fantastic. wejust wa nted crowd he has been fantastic. wejust wanted to say thank you so much to eve ryo ne wanted to say thank you so much to everyone watching, and we did it. and they are in a position to challenge for the metal. quite a run forjamaica so far! and the women's tea m forjamaica so far! and the women's team took silver. on a night when the relay team give them plenty to cheer. great britain and northern ireland and jamaica. silver me

usain bolt says he is still the fastest man in the world as he looks ahead to his final championships. england's first injury blow of euro 2017. keeper karen bardsley will miss the rest of the tournament after it was revealed she's broken her leg. champions scarlets and the rest of the pro12 will be joined from next season by two teams from south africa. southern kings and cheetahs will be part of an expanded tournament from september. hello again. thank you forjoining us. he might have won eight olympic golds and 11 world titles, but usain bolt claims he'll still have to prove himself at his swansong in london. the jamaican‘s talking up his chances. as ever, insisting he's still the fastest man in the world despite only going under ten seconds once this season ahead of his final 100 metres before retiring at the world championships later this week. bolt has been holding court in front of the world's media today. and he was asked what he'd like his legacy to be if he retains his 100 title. unbeatable, i guess. you say has retired unbeatable. because you still have the relay, right?

usain bolt going tonight to see if he can defend his 100 metres crown. but back to mo, and in the stadium where his victories made him a household name, five years on from his double olympic triumph in london, he won the 10,000m world title for the third time. it was one of his toughest races, actually, he held off a real challenge from his rivals and survived a couple of stumbles on a really fast final lap, before winning it with his customary sprint to the line. you gave us a scare going around the bend, tripping twice and stepping out of your lane. blood there as well! a couple of bruises, i am all right. you know what it is like to double up, you have four days for the 5000 metres. you have to go through a heat for that one. how do you do that now, block this out or enjoy it for a bit? yes, you have got to block it out. it is a moment that is done now, i have to get back to the basics. eat, sleep, rest. that is what it takes if i want to come back for the 5k. ijust have to take care of my body. and if seeing sir mo wasn't enough, the crowd had alread

usain bolt is a genius. i can't think, other than mohammed ali in my sporting lifetime, i can't think of anybody that has so had an impact inside or beyond their sport. with recent doping scandals casting a long shadow over his sport bolt‘s often been portrayed as the saviour often been portrayed as the saviour of athletics and he issued this stark warning to those tempted to cheat. i think as long as they understand if they keep this up, the sport will die and they won't have a job. hopefully at least understand that and they will help the sport to move forward. arguably the greatest track and field has ever seen, sport's ultimate showman intends to mark his retirement with more glory. the world championships will provide final memories of a unique talent, filling the void he leaves behind could prove athletic‘s greatest challenge. dan roan, bbc news. and you can watch usain bolt‘s last races before he retires on the bbc. full coverage of the world athletics championships begins this friday at 7pm. th

i'm not sure if he does bitterness, you know, usain bolt. it is all coming toa you know, usain bolt. it is all coming to a close over the next ten days here. the opening of the 16th world athletics temping jobs. we are going to start with a bang, really. we are going to get our first look at usain bolt, he is not defending his 200m title. but he is the world is fastest man, the biggest draw in athletics and has been for the past five, six, seven years. you can say that great googly. he is brilliant. the crowds are pouring into the stadium now —— you really can say that. it is going to be a low—key opening ceremony, then we will get an idea of what shape usain bolt is m, an idea of what shape usain bolt is in, whether he can go out on a high. for me, i'm excited now. this is a moment that i've been looking forward to. after a race or doing a race, the emotions all,. it depends on how the crowd reacts, you know what i mean? if the crowds cheering, i'll be happy. but there are ways to get emotions out a few. he turns 31 later this month.

bolt we re christian coleman and usain bolt were kind of consumed with each other. justin gatlin was out there free and easy like wayde van niekerk ran in lane eight at the youth olympics lasted and ran a world record in the 400 metres. sometimes fate has its own mind. all right, thank you, we appreciate your time. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @duncangolestani. to stay with us on bbc world news. thank you for watching. good evening. it has been a bit of a mixed picture in the weekend. the area of low pressure stays with us as we head through tonight and into monday as well. three zones of whether this evening and overnight. towards the south and south—east mainly clear and dry. further north we have the weather front bringing rain across south—west england, south wales and the midlands. ahead of that for scotland and northern ireland, clear spells and scattered showers. heading through the day on monday we have a weather front through central parts of the country. that could bring some rain across the south we

usain bolt has been beaten in his last individual 100 metre race before he retires. the eight—time olympic champion finished with the bronze medal in a race won by americanjustin gatlin, who has served two separate drug bans.

lightning fast usain bolt is calling it a career. the jamaican sprinter says the world championships in london will be his last. as jonathan vigliotti reports, bolt is nearly impossible to catch. ca reporter: usain bolt got a hero's welcome at the london stadium ahead of his 100-meter sprint, but the crowd's warm reception wasn't enough to fuel his win. the 30-year-old jamaican finished third after americans justin gatlin and christian coleman. after a moment of disappointment, the track legend took in the final moments of his career. bolt had been victorious in friday's qualifying race but called it a bad run. >> i can win if i want to, so i just have to stay focused and hopefully everything comes together tomorrow. >> reporter: today's third-place finish marks the end of what has been a record-breaking career. the 30-year-old jamaican won eight olympic gold medals, 11 world championships, and holds several world records. >> usain bolt again! >> reporter: a feat that stunned the sports world's top stars like u.s. champion sprinter m

and also usain bolt, the greatest. and my word, athletics, the sport, is certainly going to miss them. if you could separate the two, i've been thinking about this quite a lot today, the one thing that is different from usain bolt is that he has set world records in his sport. and mo farah, as he goes for an 11th global gold, astonishing in itself, he is not leaving behind any world records. but what he is is that he is a pure racer. and when he puts on that british vest for the last six years, he has run his heart out. and every time in the ten and 5000 metres, he has delivered gold since 2012.|j time in the ten and 5000 metres, he has delivered gold since 2012. i can just imagine what it's like there. the sounds coming from the stadium arejust the sounds coming from the stadium are just absolutely fantastic. apart from the two great men, what else do we have to look forward to tonight? well, when you're looking at the relays, there's every chance that great britain are going to get some models as well. and we've had

bolt, and if he gets to the final, he could beat usain bolt. he said once he gets to the starting line of the 100 metres, it is anyone's. it will be interesting to see if he can back it up with a good performance. we will have to wait and see. y very much. coming up, marcus hutchins from devon has been accused of creating malware to devon has been accused of creating malwa re to steal devon has been accused of creating malware to steal bank details. we get the latest. let's get the latest weather update, with lucy martin. how is it looking this weekend? it is looking 0k in the uk this weekend but hot temperatures across europe. about 45 degrees celsius above the average. we have high humidity at the moment which means it is quite unpleasant and the heat is more difficult. you can see the temperatures in italy today. they are going to reach about 46 celsius. that is so hot. and way above what we would expect to see. the average is about 30 celsius, 15 celsius above average. and 48.5 celsius is the highest recorded temperature in italy. i don't t

the heats up tonight and the semifinals and final tomorrow for usain bolt. from 100 metres to 10,000 metres. that will be mo farah. no second chances here, straight into the final. he is the la st straight into the final. he is the last man on the track at 9:20pm. you are looking at about 27 minutes for that. there are going to be some very strong ethiopians and kenyans really wanting to spoil the party this evening. but for mo farah, who is bowing out on the track at these championships, he is also doubling again with the 5000 metres later in the championships. there was no better way than to return to london to do it. i was thinking back to what i need to do. i have achieved what i need to do. i have achieved what i need to do. i have achieved what i wanted to achieve, and it would be nice to finish on a high. why not do it where it all started in london, the track where i became an olympic champion? that was what changed me as an athlete. the whole nation got behind me. i will never get those memories back again. the medal target for british athletics is

in terms of usain bolt, it wasn't quite the ending we had been expecting for him, though. no, quite sad, actually. individually, for him personally, i felt really sad. actually. individually, for him personally, ifelt really sad. i think if you could have looked in a magic crystal ball you would have said leave after rio, leave at the top. but for an athlete at the highest level it is very hard to determine when is the right time to bow out. and after seeing his documentary, he does get injuries, and this year is a year too far. and to go out with an injury is devastating. i don't think it will undermine his career whatsoever. he isa undermine his career whatsoever. he is a pure superstar, and usain bolt, we salute you, because everything you have done for the sport has been tremendous. every time you see him that he is on the back of your next pick up. he is something special indeed. and another superstar, sir mo farah. i think i caught you having a chat with him having so many pictures with different people in the audience and talking to his family. it really says it all

>> usain bolt again! >> reporter: is there part of you even now, looking back at your career, i may have done that even faster? >> personally, no. i mean, when you have the world record, i never really think, "oh, i should have run faster." i think my coach said that once, that i underperformed, yeah. >> reporter: performance has always been a big part of bolt's appeal. regular fans to royalty have struck his lightning bolt pose. they're unlikely to complain that the world's fastest man might have been faster still. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> mason: an amazing run. next, a race to save wedding dreams. looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved

exactly, one man in particular, that manage usain bolt. the fans have beenin manage usain bolt. the fans have been in for a treat here. a packed morning session, they have been into the jamaican spent. one of the greatest athletes to ever run track and field, usain bolt. he looked reasonably comfortable in the relay, he anchored the final leg for jamaica. they ran out of time on 37.95 seconds. after reaching the final here at the london stadium, here's what usain bolt had the same. it was brilliant. it is a great team, these guys are young, the crowd is wonderful and it out and needed but they had to do qualify. but like any added nurse? mazive no, i enjoy relays more than anything. but like any added nurse? mazive no, i enjoy relays more than anythingli can i enjoy relays more than anything.” ca n safely i enjoy relays more than anything.” can safely report that the british then got the batting round safely, then got the batting round safely, thenit then got the batting round safely, then it has been an issue for them in the past. only once any past four will chat users hav

earlier i spoke to our correspondent about usain bolt. everybody he wa nted about usain bolt. everybody he wanted him to finish on a high note. particular it after the disappointment in the 100 metres. he pulled up, in fact, even if he had not pulled up, i sure they would have won the gold. he already had quite a lot of work to do. it looked like a hamstring injury. we are not sure yet. i am shall we will find out at some point. —— sure. it has been a disappointing world championships forjamaica who have been dominating sprinting for so long are really the us excelling in the sprint racing. a lot of people speculating, did he stay on too long in the sport, was the body still write. are they the questions being posed? i think a lot of people will say he may not have prepared for the world championships in the way he may have previously. he has not been firing at all cylinders. he may not have been training as hard as he used. maybe controversial to say that. of course, he did not compete in the 200 metres. i guess, if he had known he would flood in the other two events in m

and disasterfor usain bolt as his final race before retirement ends with an injury. one person has died and at least 19 people injured when a car was driven into a crowd in charlottesville, in the us state of virginia. a 20—year—old man has been arrested and charged with murder. two police officers died in a helicopter crash outside the town, but it's not clear whether this was linked to the violence. brawls erupted between counter—protesters and white nationalists attending a protest march against plans to remove a statue of a general who had fought for the pro—slavery confederacy during the us civil war. the governor of virginia said his only message for the white supremacists was to "go home." you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots but you are anything but a patriot. you want to talk about patriots, talk about thomas jefferson and george washington, who brought our country together. you think about the patriots today, the young men and women who are wearing the cloth of our country, somewhere around t

in his last solo competitive race usain bolt finished behind justin gatlin, the american sprinter, who has been banned twice for drugs. gatling was booed by the crowd in the london stadium. dan roan was there. with the night sky crackling with excitement the fireworks give a sense of what was to come. lapping up the adulation for one last time in an individual final usain bolt knew his build—up had been perfect, beaten in a semifinal by young american christian coleman. his stats also had been shaky. commentator: bolt gets a good start. coleman is leading. bolt will chase him hard but he will not catch him. coleman still has the lead and justin gatlin wins. with coleman second usain bolt was pushed into bronze, the disbelief spreading around the stadium, the crowd making it more than clear what they thought of the winner. b00|ng gatlin had shocked the world, but he quickly moved from arrogance to humility. and as the american basked in unpopular glory, bolt gave an interview we're not used to seeing. it's just one of those things, you know what i mean? i can't say much. i just didn't

natalie perks has all the details from the london stadium, where usain bolt also took to the track. music: "god save the queen". it has become a familiar scene here. the smile, the anthem, the gold. but this win was arguably the greatest of them all. his competitors went off hard, working together to grind farah down. as mo tried to whip the crowd into a frenzy, his rivals kicked on. still, farah held firm. down the final straight, the nation and his wife willed him to victory. we needn't have worried. it was his fastest time in six years. he's a one—man world superpower! it's gold for farah! the training had all been worth it — to be able to celebrate with the most important people in his life. i got a bit emotional at the start, then i had to get in the zone, and, yeah, it's just been, you know, amazing. he's not the only one gearing up for goodbye. lapping up the london love, usain bolt has not been lightning quick this season, but then he hasn't yet needed to be. commentator: bolt has work to do. here he comes, and there he goes. 10.08. that's him through to today's semis. h

it is not where you are likely to find the likes of usain bolt or mo farah find the likes of usain bolt or mo fara h after find the likes of usain bolt or mo farah after training. but shrilling can marathon runner anurda cooray has no choice. he has two to a0 hours a week running around this bakery. i wish i can just hours a week running around this bakery. i wish i canjust training and marathon training, but life is like that. i have to work hard to help my family. the 39-year-old is also a single parent to six—year—old twins. the three—time olympian, he qualified for these world championships in london thanks to his results at the rio olympics last year. like bolt and farrar, he seems set to call time on his career. year. like bolt and farrar, he seems set to call time on his careerlj set to call time on his career.” have done three olympics and this is my third championship, the same, i did the asian games three times and the south asian games, i have won gold melbourne things like that. and i want my very end, i am just happy to end like this. anurda cooray is packing his ba

usain bolt described his performance last night is very bad, but he still won it. there he goes. a shake of the head said it all, though. usain bolt will be better tonight, but the ultimate sure man will be hoping to sign off in style. usain bolt goes in the 100 metres later on, but he will have to go some to match the extraordinary atmosphere here last night. it was such a gruelling race for mo farah. he picked up the few cuts and bruises, but the good news is he said he should be fit to defend his 5000 metres title here later next week. we've had more british people in action here today, including catalina johnson in the heptathlon. she made a good start in the hurdles, her second fastest time ever, and is also being going nicely in the highjump as ever, and is also being going nicely in the high jump as well. 0lympic bronze medallist sophie hitchen is safely through to the final of the hammer, but later on, it's allabout the 100 metres and usain bolt. the semifinals are at seven o'clock, the finals at 945. it could be another night to remember. it could indeed. thanks very muc

we kind of knew that usain bolt, the great usain bolt, his final individual final would great usain bolt, his final individualfinal would be pushed very hard, probably a bit by kristian coleman. coleman the young american who actually took silver, but nobody really expected justin gatlin to storm through on the outside to take gold. 12 years after his last round, serving to drug bands, one in 2006. lord coe who is president of the iws has been pushing, had pushed, for a life ban forjustin gatlin. he said this morning on the bbc, this really was not the script everyone wanted. this is the debate, if you allow athletes to compete, you have to allow them to compete, you have to allow them to win as well. that has been moved forward , to win as well. that has been moved forward, that ceremony. the stadium is still going to be full, so it is not like they're going to stop the stadium from berlin, gatlin has been booed at every turn, especially after he was seemingly goading the jamaican fans with the stars & stripes flag he had rounded shoulders, after beating bolts last night. that was not v

i cannot see usain bolt not finishing on this track without a gold medal. he is notjust champion, he is a champion of the track. he brings people together, every night i am at the stadium and there is a massive pack ofjamaicans here every night and make the most noise. they are so proud. he has not just put jamaica on noise. they are so proud. he has not just putjamaica on the map he‘s put athletics back on the world map. he isa athletics back on the world map. he is a superstar, within sport, once every generation you will get someone like him and it‘s been a privilege and he will be missed. elsewhere it is back with a bang, the premier league has begun with a thrilling opening game that saw arsenal edging leicester city at the emirates. the gunners made the perfect start when record signing a la cazette perfect start when record signing a lacazette put them in front after just 90 seconds. leicester head back, two goals from jamie vardy saw them leading 2—1 then 3—2 but arsenal staged their own comeback, drawing level before olivier giroud headed t

now nearly 31, usain bolt predicts one last victory in the 100m. unbeaten in three olympics, many wonder how bolt has stayed at the front of the pack for so long. charlie d'agata takes a look. >> reporter: at his peak, you usain "lightning" bolt clocked over 27mph. >> he's one of those people, one of those athletes that's just freakishly talent. >> reporter: u.s. champion sprinter michael johnson should know. >> he was just probably born work you know, a unique blend of speed and power that most people, even most world-class sprinters are aren't born with. >> reporter: but bolt was also born with scoliosis, a curvature of his spine that makes his right leg about half an inch shorter than the left. that should have slowed him down. in dallas, researchers recently discovered belt's left foot strikes the track with 13% less that uneven gait should have slowed him down. and at 6'5", so should his height, but the triple world record holder seemed unaware of these handicaps. >> usain bolt is sort of energy spilling out in a lot of different place, but he

usain bolt no pudo quedarse con el oro en los 100 m del mundial de londres. se tuvo que conformar con el tercer lugar. el jamaiquino fue superado por dos estadounidenses quienes finalizaron en segundo y primer tiempo. vaya sorpresa. se venÍa quejando en los bloques de salida, le costÓ mucho trabajo el arranque y ya no se pudo recuperar. falta una mÁs y se trata sin duda del mejor en la historia. regreso con ustedes. >> sin discusiones, el mejor de la historia y esta bicha podrÍa cambiar radicalmente la suerte de alguien . la loterÍa modesta tal pide ciento millones de dÓlares. >> nuevo ganadores este viernes en la noche para el premio del mega million que ya como la 392 millones. el prÓximo sorteo serÁ el martes para la noche. recordÉ que el que no juegue no tiene probabilidad de ganar. >> los esperamos.

. >>> usain bolt take a bow. the world's fastest man ended his solo career tonight, but did team usa play spoiler to his grand finale? >> "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> we begin tonight with a search tonight for a man who police say shot three people killing two of them including a teenager. i'm denise nakano. that manhunt is happening right now in del care county. a shooting happened inside a chinese restaurant last night on fourth and walnut streets near darby borough. drew smith is live there tonight. leaders in that community say they are confident they'll find the man who did this? >> reporter: yeah why, we spoke to the mayor elect. he says they're going to solve this. these are the first killings here this year. people are angry tonight that two young people are dead and that their killer remains free. skyforce10 shows the crime scene in the middle of call win. investigators marked the spots where police say this man shot at least ten times. the surveillance picture taken inside the chinese restaurant right a

as he retired, usain bolt took a swipe at doping athletes. he said if you go out of your way to cheat you should be banned for life. >> i've always been open. i have said it. i feel like they should get a if you go out of your way to cheat, you should get that. that's a fact. because the sport has been going through a lot. rock-bottom, last year or the your before and now we are on our way back up. now we have to be strict on this. to help the sport to stay in a good light. i proven to the world that you can do it, you can be great without doping. news, i'm nowre a manager -- a former manager from the olympic committee. we were just listening there to usain bolt, and a different bit at that press conference he said when speaking about athletics, that we hit rock bottom last year, now we are on our way back up. do you agree? >> yes. i think the world championships in london were a great success too many spectators especially in britain. the question is what they will do next? the world championships in two years, i am not sure it will be so ea

elsewhere, we will be seeing mo farah and usain bolt. laura muir is third from the back at the moment. she is trying to com plete the moment. she is trying to complete the 1500m and the 5000m double. she has been slightly injured with a foot stress fracture, but she has already won the 1500m and 3000m gold at the indoor championships in march, so she is confident that she may be able to do it this time round. we will come back to that race as it nears its end and give you the results. a theme park in texas built by a father who realised there were no parks where his disabled daughter could play has hit its millonth visitor. megan hartman's father gordon wanted her to have somewhere she would feel comfortable, and others would feel comfortable interacting with her. she has autism and the cognitive understanding of a five—year—old. so he sold his homebuilding businesses to set up a a non—profit organisation and build the "world's first ultra—accessible theme park". the park, called morgan's wonderland, cost £26 million and opened