i look at a guy like michael johnson and i think of, i would be an hour behind michael johnson if i wereout 1/10 of a second, it's like a world of time. >> john: it is, and apparently the clock ticked back a whole 10th of a second. sometimes they round up or down, but this went back a 10th. >> i have not gotten up in a 10th of a second. >> john: johnson said as a commentator, my time to comment, questioning the times of 28 athletes, not one athlete, i was attacked, and questioning the talent of an athlete i respect and predicted to win. unacceptable, i move on. he knows what he's talking about when it comes to times. a he is go the four gold medals in the olympics, four world championship goals, not just some guy on the street saying i think the clock is wrong. >> it has nothing to do with race, it's a technical issue, it's completely irrelevant. but i do think kind of underscores how the nonsensical nature of our debates, like all of those -- >> john: the medical school students who walked out of the keynote address. >> exactly. these are people that -- some of the most privileged peopl

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ringback and then, well, the man whose record you beat michael johnson, he congratulated you off to the race. and he believes that you are capable of breaking you same boats. well reco, how close do you think you are from achieving that's i believe the. busy i also have the ability to break the more record and not just break it i, i feel that you might even be able to get to that 18 2nd march. you know, and i, if i don't get it, you know, i can say that i went and gave them a 100 percent, but i'm definitely gonna try and get that as far away as anybody else. and jesse responsible, i don't say looking at other future plans and are you planning on doubling up and now focusing on the 100 meters as well? you know, i've always wanted to be able to double and to be honest, now that is $200.00 really seems like i was strong, rational spur of it. i want to try and get back to that 100, but i have to have fun while running the 100. once the 100 isn't flying, you know, that's when i don't perform as well. so i got to keep that in mind and you know, for my own room in that lane. oh no, i know you'

in first in the 200-meter at the world championships, but smashing the american record set by michael johnson 26 years ago. a remarkable achievement. >>> and finally, the inspiring story of a young ukrainian girl and the doctor here working to save her life here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the way 9-year-old polina shchepaniak smiles, you'd never guess what her year has been like what do you miss the most about ukraine >> my family. >> reporter: polina is among the millions of displaced ukrainian children. so many are heartbroken, but what sets her apart is a literal hole in her heart. >> as a mother, how scary is that? >> it's very scary because all 8 years when she was sick and i always think that it is heart >> reporter: her mother, katarina, had watched her daughter trying to be a typical 9-year-old but she'd tire quickly because of the heart defect if left untreated, it could be deadly. >> i want to ride a bike like all my friends. i want to -- >> swimming. >> swimming. i want to do all sports. >> reporter: but after the war broke out, she and her mother fled to poland were you scared

s. records on michael johnson. 26 years ago. just like the 100 meters earlier in the week. it was an american 123 with kenny bed in the rec, taking silva, i had have nights in and 3rd, when you're always dream emerald, the big moment that you're going to do something amazing. that's what this is, you know, having the home crowd increases and intensifies that moment. you don't have to go out and get the crowd excited. they're already excited just to see, you know, that makes you want to run faster. that energized you in class. when i walked out there, i knew that we were going to do some special. it was jamaica he dominated the women's to under meet his final sherika, jackson, one golden championship record time i had of chevy on price of price. britain's d, the asha smith took the bronze i can't complain and was grateful both just to be here. last there was in the 290 of the semifinals of just here in the final running a championship rick and i'm so grateful. as for fraser price, she now has a silver medal to go with the gold she $1.00 in the 100 meters. how did you feel ti

michael johnson's u. s. record ah, now delegates have arrived in istanbul ahead of the signing of the deal involving russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations. that will re open ports and the black sea un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, will oversee the agreement with turkish president. their supply bar to one grain shipments had been stuck in ukraine's, and the war began back in february. and that's led to a rise in global food prices. while al jazeera understands the best deal calls for a joint control center to be set up in istanbul, which will shed your shipments. ukrainian vessels will guide the grain ships through mind waters in and out of port. russia agrees not to attack any of the shipments as they move and turkey with support. the united nations will inspect the ships to lay any russian fears of weapons smuggling. the agreement will last 4 months and be renewed automatically, will be getting more reaction out of ukraine very shortly with allan fisher and kid, but fast since and coffee.

championship lyles flew away from the competition taking first place in 19.31 seconds, beating out michael johnson'sricka jackson was good for the second best time in women's history. >> it took you longer to read that story than it did for each of them to run that distance >>> a lot of people will say they want to play golf when they retire but not everyone gets this long to work on their drive at 100 years old, bill locke is still swinging and just took part in one of the oldest father-son tournaments in the country. wbts h story >> reporter: out on the putting green, 100-year-old bill locke was getting in last-minute practice before playing 18 holes wednesday afternoon. >> it's a great day, a great opportunity. >> reporter: bill and his son tim are playing in the annual father-son invitational at the winchester country club. >> we'll be okay we'll give it a try. i hope the body holds up that's all >> reporter: they played in the event multiple times over the decades, but as time passes, each tourney becomes more meaningful >> obviously, it's really special. and, you know, to be at your age and to

record set on michael johnson. 26 years ago. just like the 100 meters earlier in the week. it was an american 123, with kenny bed direct, taking silver ahead of notes and. and 3rd, when you're always dream emerald, the big moment that you're going to do something amazing. that's what this is. you know, having the whole crowd increases and intensifies that moment. you don't have to go out and get the crowd excited. they're already excited just to see, you know, that makes you want to run faster. that energized you in class. when i walked out there, i knew that we were going to do some special. it was jamaica he dominated the women's to under meets his final sherika jackson, one golden championship record time i had of chevy. i'm fraser price. britain's d, the asha smith took the bronze i don't dublin and has great will vote just to be here. last 0 is the in the 290 the semifinals of just here in the final running a championship rick. and i'm so grateful. as for phrase, a price, she now has a silver medal to go with the gold she $1.00 in the 100 meters. how did you feel tired

he ties michael johnson's 1996 record. >> unbelievable.dited with tying michael johnson's american report at 19.32. moments later it was adjusted to 19.31. he ran the fastest 200 meters in american history, the u.s. sweeping the event, one, two, three, giving the americans 22 medals through seven days and the world track and field championships continue through sunday, of course, you can keep up with all of the events all weekend long on nbc, cnbc, usa network, and on peacock. >> if you want to see future olympic stars right there. >> he will be there. that was fast. >> noah lyles, we'll see you in paris, baby. >>> we have been talking about this all summer, the chaos facing millions of passengers at our airports. >> a season of flight delays and cancellations. this morning, a bit of good news if you're planning to fly soon. >> blayne alexander standing by at hartsfield-jackson. what's the word? >> reporter: it's rare i get to bring you good news from the airport, and here it is. the flight boards really tell the story. we're used to peopl

his time of 19.31 seconds breaks the record that had been held by michael johnson since 1996.i li lyles' win makes him the third fastest athlete of all time for the event. and the los angeles rams football team has unveiled their super bowl championship ring. it's quite stunning with the most diamond carat weight. that's a lot of bling. it represents the 23 points they scored in the game. the top comes off to reveal an inside of sofi stadium. and rams' players helped design it. and on one side of the ring it has each player's name and number adorned in diamonds. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back in just a moment with more news, please do stay with us. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month p

his 19.31 seconds eclipsing michael johnson's time that stood for 26 years. days before lyles was even born. meantime, cherica jackson racing into the history books in the women's 200, her time breaks the championship record and is the second fastest in history behind only the late great lawrence griffith joiner. the mark of 21.34 was at the 1988 seoul games. >>> and kirby smart has agreed to a reported ten year $125 million contract extension keeping him with the dawgs through 2031. >>> and finally aaron donald and the l.a. rams got their super bowl rings. and they are so big that they put their stadium inside of them. the team says that they have the most carat weight in the history of sport championships rings, approximately 20 carats. and there it is, sofi stadium. rams just the second team ever to play the super bowl on their home field. what do you think about that? >> first of all, it is just obscene. i can't imagine lifting up your hand wearing that. but the top actually comes off and there is a stadium inside, do i have that right? >> convertible, tr

johnson meanwhile, has sacked. a senior minister michael gave he reportedly told the prime minister that it's time for him to go. since tuesday, a staggering 45 members of the government have now resigned, casting doubts on johnson's leadership and authority. but with potentially a new set of conservative n p is now taking over the parties. 1922 committee rules could be changed to have another confidence boat. as soon as next week. po brandon reports that from london, i going going surely nearly gone on wednesday morning. the number of government resignations were still less than 10. by the afternoon. the damn had burst and boris johnson support was draining away. missus picket was a very simple reason why they won't be out. at the regular session of prime ministers questions, the commons chamber became a bare pit. the prime minister under attack from all sides, no. does the prime minister think there are any circumstances in which he should resign? ah, the day i ask him to do the honorable thing with the interest of the nation before his o

johnson the game is up? >> i think just there were so many things here, michael, that we can talk about. another scandal for embroiling 10 downing street. that behavior modification with boris johnson is not an option. from his immediate entourage, high-ranking cabinet members started to resign, followed by a whole range of other historic levels of resignation. it became clear that he was going to have to be -- he was going to have to be removed. what's unusual about this situation is that, prime ministers are removed from office because people disagree within the party, with their f palsies. policies. it's the individual. there's a lot of hypocrisy here, in terms of how long they tolerated him. it's finally come to the conclusion that the individual boris johnson, is unfit to serve as party leader and therefore as prime minister. that's why there's an urgency to remove him from office, to find a replacement or to find an interim prime minister, so that they can turn the page on this individual that is doing so much damage to the party and to m.p.s, who are hearing from the constituents

that is what has happened in the last hour, boris johnson, phoning michael gove, sacking him as communitiesthere is, you might remember, real history between these two men, rewind a few years when the prime minister was initially hoping to become prime minister, it was michael gove who scuppered his attempts that time round will stop theresa may went on to become prime minister. tonight, he has been sacked. an extraordinary briefing from inside that building tonight, explaining the sacking. describing michael gove, and i quote, as a snake, someone come in the view of the prime minister, who could not be trusted to be a positive articulator of the government message. the latest extraordinary twist in another incredible day here at westminster. let me bring you a flavour of that day in the next few minutes. the front pages, the photographers, the reporters, all asking the same question. is it all over, prime minister? the lenses tilt towards boris johnson leaving downing street, heading for parliament at lunchtime, and prime minister's questions. the difficult questions usually come from the

johnson is a political bruiser. look at what he has done to mr. gove this evening, no sentiment. he is decided that michaelhas got to go. boris johnson is not going to hang around waiting for conservative mps who are attacking him. he is not ready to play nice with them. he feels he has this mandate to get brexit done. that connection to him is sounding more important than the connection between him and some of his conservative party colleagues. it came through in prime minister's questions. it is certainly coming through in the extraordinary briefing you just read out on the reason that michael gove has to go. it is brutal stuff, politics, but how mr. johnson is behaving should come as -- should not come as a surprise. when he has come up against moments of pressure, he has seen off people getting in the way without any sentiment. laura: we will be getting more on this developing story at the end of the program. one of the biggest war times -- war crimes investigations of all time is underway in ukraine appeared some of the worst crimes took place in booch or -- bucha. as our corresponnt reports, there is

period of crisis, which opened up in 2008 and hasn't really stopped, you did see people like michael gove, johnsonfrom journalism or other parts of public life into politics because it's the cometh the hour cometh the people. we might be in for in energy crisis this winter, we are certainly in the middle of the first conventional european war, which is only going to get worse. we are a democracy. everybody who thinks they can do it should have a try. however, i sometimes write for the spectator but i don't get an invite to the party. you've got to ask him, he is very generous. yeah. it's a journalist job to do exactly that, to mix with those people and get on the inside but when i was working at the bbc, that's what i was doing. it's true but i remember as a young reporter tony bevins, amazing, 0bserver, daily express i remember him telling me as a journal you must not socialise with politicians because it becomes corrupting, in a sense. that's the point. there's a difference between socialising and using your rat—like cunning to get into a party where you overhear things. you've. .. the person yo

johnson has already left more than 40 officials. including four ministers and more than a dozen deputies of another minister of housing construction of the regional government. michaelto johnson himself was fired after he called on the head of the cabinet to resign, boris johnson himself, despite the insistent demands of party members sounding from all sides, does not intend to give up yet. so at least his parliamentary secretary says, although his voice is simply drowned in a sea of ​​voices of opponents of the prime minister. he has a mandate given to him by 14 million voters . he still has a lot to do for the good of the country. our prime minister is in high spirits and will continue to fight. he must finally resign, because he has lost the confidence of the house of commons, he has lost the confidence of his own party, given the number of former associates who have turned away from him, our authorities may be incapacitated, since the conservatives will not have any ministers to manage them. just a month ago, boris johnson, although with difficulty, managed to overcome. according to the existing rules , a second vote on this issue can be held only in a year, but

michael. gov johnson is kind of sees the in says back. i spend an extraordinary day twists and turns at pretty much every hour. we've had a number of high profile resignations from senior ministers. we've had boyish johnson looking like he's on the verge of resigning a man now. looks like he's digging in, and that's boris johnson's character. he is a politician who is very stubborn, who will fight to the death matter. clearly the strategy that we're gonna see over the coming 24 hours if it gets that far. but as, as you say, you know, he's taken initiative by sacking. michael. gov, who has a large following in parliament, and that could either be to his detriment or to his favor. and i do think that we are now entering a crucial period of the year of the term or that we've seen over the past day. how much discontent is there within the prime minister's own party? how? what can we say mount away? conservative and pizza. a thinking right now. what bush johnson is her as a track record, as anal it as an election winner. he defies the odds. he

johnson says he is going to fight on and he singles that by sacking michael gove who is a dangerous figurehave on the back benches because he is seen as someone who is very competent in the conservative party. dani: when it comes to johnson's effort to hang on, can he even put together a government at this point? does he even have enough people who have not resigned to assemble a cabinet? lizzy: this is what is going to be difficult. it is not just the big names like rishi sunak and sajid javid. to fill vacancies that is going to be extremely difficult. johnson is fighting on. if he resigns, he could do like theresa may and set a timetable for leadership elections or he could hand overthrew a caretaker, go immediately, and it could be somebody like deputy dominic raab. if he does not voluntarily resign as he is not expected to, it could signal how far he's willing to push the limits of the constitution. is he going to call a general election? the queen could say you are not doing that because you lost the confidence of your party. or it could go to the 1922 committee of conservative backbe

and recently, johnson has fired michael gov. one of his most loyal allies. won't lisa for an embattled forest johnson. it was a breathing question. time passed on the 1st opposition leader kiss dharma, called them to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him were no, come to later. the opposition can donna anywhere with anything about them would be long gone from his from press in the middle of a crisis dotted the country to the better than a set list. cost of notting dogs. lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes, including the man who until tuesday was his health minister. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i have concluded that the progress starts at the top and i believe that is not going to change. and that's means that it is for those of us in a position who have responsibility to make that change. but the prime minister vowed to carry on which alone on the part franklin to speak of the job of a prime minister in difficult

in response, johnson has fired michael gove, one of his most loyal allies all eyes on number 10, downing street official home of the u. k. and battled prime minister office lu over the nation within his government bars. johnson is fighting for his political survival about how that one minister who resigned and young from time looked up during a stormy parliamentary session. and now this week, again, we have reason to question the truth and integrity of what we've all been told. at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i believe that point is now the job and finance minister wishes to not resigned. on tuesday after emerge had johnson knew about sexual misconduct by chris pincher. before pointing into his senior government position, opposition need a kiss. dharma asked the question on everyone's mind, not. he knew, he accused minister, had previously committed predatory behavior, but he promoted to a position of power anyway. why johnson merrily survived a confidence load held by his party in june after he and his staff repeatedly broke his own lockdown laws. during the pa

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senior ministers and age have quit in the last 2 days and just in the last hour, johnson fired one of his most loyal aids. michael, go. won't lisa for an and battery, forrest johnson. it was a breathing question. time test on 1st opposition lead a kiss, darma called him to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him. widow, come to live with the opposition, kissed alma anywhere with anything about them would be long gone from his from press in the middle of a crisis. doesn't the country look better than a set list? coughed a notting dog's lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes, including the man who until tuesday was his health minister. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i have concluded that the progress starts at the top and i believe that is not going to change, but, and that's means that it is for those of us in a position who have responsibility to make that change. but the prime minister vowed to carry on the moon on the pipe. franklin interesting to the job of a prime minister in difficult circumstances w

johnson faces revolt within his government. dozens of conservative mps have resigned, demanding he stepped down. the prime minister sacked former ally michaelom his cabinet. but johnson he remains defiant. >> how is your week going? >> terrific. like many others. francine: that was a killer. he has signaled he will continue to buy for his political life. >> you are asking about something that is not going to happen. history teaches us that the best way to have a period of stability in government long-term, is to allow people with mandates to get on. francine: or more, we are joined by reporter lizzy burden. is there any way he can actually hang on? lizzy: it's a test of boris johnson's dignity, how far can it stretch? the resignations keep coming. he has lost northern ireland secretary brandon lewis, and the treasury secretary. almost a third of the government, unprecedented in recent political history. it does not just have consequences for his political survival but the business of government. mps are complaining that legislative sessions to discuss upcoming bills are being canceled. the x brexit secretary says he has turned down a job in

in sacking michael gove, it seems as though boris johnson has taken back some of the initiative. reporter: certainly nobody expected that sacking, although nobody expected the huge numbers resigning over the last 24 hours. after michael gove's sacking, because we are led to believe he had told boris johnson that the time had come for him to go. his parliamentary private secretary also resigned, adding to those numbers. of course the prime minister's allies are saying he has the numbers, he has the personnel around him to fill all those vacancies. but it is hard to see how he can do that. in the last couple of hours, one of boris johnson's parliamentary private secretaries has been insisting he will carry on and that he has a mandate from 14 million people, and the briefing is that next week the prime minister and his new chancellor will present a new plan to revive the economy. new tax cuts believed to be on the way. this is all something nobody would have predicted even at the beginning of wednesday. boris johnson clearly being urged by cabinet colleagues throughout the day to go

michael. gov. it seems as though or as johnson has taken back some of the initiative or certainly nobody expected that sacking over nobody expect to the, the huge numbers that you are referring to have to resign over the last 24 hours after michael go sacking. because we are led to believe he had told bryce johnson before prime minister, his questions that type that the time had come for him to go. or his m parliamentary private secretary also resigned. adding to those numbers of course m . m, the prime minister's allies are now saying that, well, he has, he has the numbers, he has the, the personnel around him to fill all of those vacancies. but it really is hard to see how he can do that. just in the last couple of hours. one of boris johnson's a parliamentary, private secretaries has been insisting that he will carry on, and that he has a mandate as he put it from 14000000 people. and earn the briefing is that next week the prime minister and his new chancellor, the theme. so holly will present a new plan to revive the economy, new tax cuts, believe to be on the way. i mean, this is all something t

and i had nothing to do with this but don johnson and philip michael thomas and i was like she's going to miss me so much. haha, she you know she gonna think i did i had i was so surprised but did you take credit? i miss me so much and the morning goes by and she doesn't call. and it's like nine o'clock and then it's 10 o'clock, and she doesn't call so finally i had a reason to call her and i called her and we discussed whatever it was in. finally at the end of the call. i said well have you seen? time magazine and she says have you read time magazine? got you, which i hadn't and of course, don johnson had married melanie griffith for the first time as opposed to the second time was 14. and so once again, my my my aspiration was dash she wanted nothing to do with them, but they both charmed her at dinner and i want you to know she kept in touch with me over the years and she started traveling around with don johnson and philip michael thomas on they're just say no drugs. so i finally got my dream. that's great. okay. i've got a i've got a magazine story that jim will remember. okay and

the reports that johnson's closest colleagues have advised him to go. one of those is blue to have been michael. gov, who was sacked by johnson just hours ago and pisa. angry at johnson's handling of sexual misconduct claims against a party member. johnson's former house secretary explained to parliament why he resigned credit, the tightrope between loyalty and integrity has become impossible in recent months . and mister speaker, i will never risk losing my integrity. i also believe a team is as good as its team, captain, of at captain is as good as his or her team. so lot must go both ways. the breadth of recent months have made it increasingly difficult to be in that team . on our, in our other headlines this, our, the number of people experiencing hunger rows dramatically last year is according to a major food security report released by the united nations. it's warning of a global hunger catastrophe in the coming months. it same, almost 10 percent of the global population was affected by hunger. in 2021 with children being particularly vulnerable. people in ukrainian city of slow vianza ha

of course, johnson, getting rid of michael goes his minister for leavening up. it had been reported earlier on the go for told, for his johnston before prime minister's question was in parliament that he should go a lot of anger there apparently. but all through the day, those dozens of members of parliament resigning. and that was not enough to convince baris johnson to budge. he was even told by some cabinet members that enough was enough. he is clinging on one of his parliamentary private secretaries, insisting that he has a mandate and reportedly he and he's new chancellor. dean's a, how we preparing to present a new plan for the economy next week will next week as well on monday, were expecting a meeting of the back bench 1922 committee at which they will try to change their rules, which will allow another vote of no confidence in the prime minister, but the prime minister support is still saying it's unclear what will happen there . and even if the prime minister did lose a 2nd vote of no confidence whether in fact he is going to to say yes, i will reside