olly foster who is following the championshipsjoins olly foster who is following the championships joinsnow, olly, even though it's small in scale?e yes. over 2,000 athletes, even though it's small in scale?e yes. over2,000 athletes, but even though it's small in scale?e yes. over 2,000 athletes, but 20 athletes and support staff have been laid low with the norovirus. it kicked in on thursday night on the eve of the championships. we are into day five and the highest profile of the athletes who has been affected by this virus. he was forced to withdraw from the 200 meters heats yesterday. against his wishes. he thrown up. this was spotted by an iaaf official and they decided he wasn't well enough because they were aware this virus was sweeping through one of the team hotels affecting the germans and canadians. an irish hurdler had to pull out of the 400 meters hurdles. a canadian marathon runnerfailed to finish the marathon because he was affected as well, but isaac makwala was due to go in the 400 meters final. he was expected to push very close. he was unhappy at having to withdraw fro

. >> he does not look that much different from our own ollie pettigrew. >> look to aim hen talk to him all day. we can mute this one. >>> somebody called the emergency line at hope for paws in the los angeles area to come rescue this little guy. >> let's see if we can lead him into this yard. >> that's rio. rio was abandoned by his owners. sadly, rio was also hit by a car. nobody's been able to catch him, so hope for paws comes in. he does not want to go with strangers. but with one toss of that loop, he's able to catch him, but then rio doesn't want to be caught and almost escapes. >> hurry, hurry. >> sorry. >> lisa comes in with that lucky leash. she's able to get that leash around his neck. >> good boy. >> so after they calm him down, they start to pet him, and he's like, oh, wait a minute, i remember what that feels like. >> poor, little guy. >> but not poor, little guy anymore, because once they take him to the clinic, they realize he does have an injured leg, and head trauma but months later, check him out. he's all cleaned up and he's fully healed. no more limp, after six months

we can cross to the emirates, now and join our reporter olly foster. olly what's the reaction been?re talking about time being of the essence. i feel things have changed, i was speaking to some fans, furious, angry, feeling disaffected by the way this club has gone. obviously angry at what happened against liverpool a few days ago when they were taken apart byjurgen klopp and seeing alex oxlade—chamberlain move to anfield. they've trebled their money on him, six years service he gave here but as it sans, alexis sanchez arguably their best player. —— as it stands. he will be here in ten days' time playing against bournemouth. it is all about this time thing, bubbling up all about this time thing, bubbling upfor all about this time thing, bubbling up for the last couple of hours, suddenly thomas lamar, monaco's hot shot who carried them to the title in france, where arsenal going to be offering something in the region of 90 million. he was going to step in and replace, i guess for alexis sanchez but there is a feeling that this second bid from manchester city rising to a maximum of £6

hello and welcome to world athletics sportsday — i'm olly foster. here are our headlines tonight. last event in the heptathlon but katarina johnson thompson is going to fall short once again. andrew pozzi is off to a flyer. a medal hope in the hurdles. the semi—finals are later this evening. and coming up in the next half an hour. gold for gatlin, bronze for bolt. expect more boos at the 100 metres medal ceremony. and i'll have all the news away from the athletics, including england have been having a slog

he had a good time but i'm not sure if we'll be back. >> i understand ollie's concerns.ever fun on the treadmill. kate, thank you so much. >> he had fun, though. thank you. >>> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. >>> next week, the way we watch television keeps changing from cable and satellite to new apps. we'll sort out all of the options. this we ea week keep it here. we're "on the money." if what you see is what you get... then you've hit the jackpot. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. only at longhorn. >>> giant jackpot. no one picks the winning numbers in last night's powerball game. we're running the numbers for what that means when it comes to wednesday night's drawing. >>> remembering dick gregory. a look back at the life and legacy of the civil right icon who spoke the truth with sharp humor. >> and eclipse fever. the bi

. >> kate, what did your dog think about it and could you get ollie this?> reporter: listen, ollie thought this was pretty swank. he usually stays at my parents' house. he doesn't get any private chefs or a ride to and from the place. so he thought this was a lot. he did not like working out on the treadmill, though. that was extreme for him. he had a good time but i'm not sure if we'll be back. >> i understand ollie's concerns. never fun on the treadmill. kate, thank you so much. >> he had fun, though. thank you. >>> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. >>> next week, the way we watch television keeps changing from cable and satellite to new apps. we'll sort out all of the options. this we >>> good morning, america. new overnight, beating back hate. protests across the country from dallas -- to atlanta. >> love will conquer hate. >> and to boston. and this massive show of support. with tensions flaring. the message? hate has no place to hide. >>> looking ahead, president trump's planned political rally. what he hope

olly foster is at the london stadium for us. on to the action in a minute, but first gatlin has got his gold — what was the reaction in the stadium? mixed. for the last 48 hours every time he stepped onto the track, on friday he was booed ahead of the first heat and ahead of the semifinals and there was silence after he beat usain bolt in the extraordinary final last night. justin gatlin has served two doping bans and lord coe said if he had his way would be a lifetime ban. that is the irony, though, that lord coe, was the man who had to hang the gold medal across justin gatlin‘s was the man who had to hang the gold medal acrossjustin gatlin‘s neck. there was a big roar four usain bolt. his last individual global final. he is still in the relays which he will take part in. christian coleman with the silver medal, and this is the reception for gatlin. applause booing. usain bolt was very gracious in defeat, saying he had respect for the wayjustin gatlin has come back into the sport. if a man has served his time, and he's about to

ok, thank you, olly, we will see what we wake up to tomorrow.ndoned after a projectile was fired into the oval ground in london. the item, believed to be a crossbow bolt, landed very close to the umpires while middlesex were playing surrey in a county championship match. the players very quickly left the field and supporters were all asked to move indoors. match officials took the projectile to the stewards for examination. a police investigation is underway. adina campbell has been speaking to richard gould, chief executive of the surrey county cricket club. for a championship day, such as this, we have around 25 stewards on site. as soon as the umpire saw what had happened, he took the players off the pitch and the security team ensure that all spectators were moved to a position of safety, which is effectively indoors. how have you been reassuring spectators and staff here? by acting professionally, quickly, and making sure that we communicate as quickly and effectively as possible. life resumed to normal fairly quickly afterwards. the police

olly foster is following all the action at the london stadium.today and another case of fourth—itis but still plenty to talk about, shall we start with dina asher—smith in the 200 metres? yes, day eight of these championships. good evening. we have to go back to the very opening night for the gold from mo farah and we have been waiting and waiting and it has been a recurring theme. we would love to be speaking about first seven seconds and thirds tonight but as far as the british team is concerned we have a fourth or fifth and six. the final event on the track was the 200 metres final with dina asher—smith who looked so strongly getting to that final but, my word, what a field she faced in that final. dafne schippers, the reigning world champion retained her title. she won bronze in the 100 here and the ivory coast ‘s marie josee ta lou followed up her 100 metres silver with another and shaunae miller—uibo, the 400 metres olympic champion, stormed through to deny at dina asher—smith a medal, another for deny at dina asher—smith a medal, anotherfo

i'm olly foster at the london stadium. the norovirus hits the 400 metres final. of the favourites, makwale, is told he can't run it's set to be another lean night for great britain, unless kyle langford can stun the field in the 800 metres. i'm nick marshall mccormack in salford and, away from the athletics, we'll be looking ahead to the uefa super cup where manchester united take on real madrid. jose mourinho‘s side are bidding to win a fourth trophy injust over a year. it is the ee of the women's rugby world cup in ireland and i have been tilting to the english, irish and welsh squad square victoria derbyshire. good evening. they fired at the world athletics championships. we are halfan world athletics championships. we are half an hour away from the start of the action. five medals to be one this evening. the talking point has been away from the stadium and the norovirus that has swept through one of the hotels. it has wiped out some of the hotels. it has wiped out some of the hotels. it has wiped out some of the athletes and support staff. the botswa nan runn

he had a good time but i'm not sure if we'll be back. >> i understand ollie's concerns, never fun on the treadmill. thank you so much. >> he had fun though. >> great >> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick, thanks so much for joining us next week the ways we watch television keep changing, we're going to sort out all of the optio options. have a great one, we'll see you next weekend one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection... snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. i've discovered incredible bladder leak underwear that hugs every curve. can't tell i'm wearing it, can you? always discreet underwear. for bladder leaks. >>> we are live at the nasdaq market site on this expiration friday we'll take a break from politics and talk about, get this, the markets. the guys are getting ready behind me while they are doing that, here's what's coming up on the show >

let's go to ollie foster. you have some breaking news? on monday and delegate said you have to be in quarantine for 48 hours. that meant he couldn't race in the 400 metres final last night. he was very upset and spoke to our correspondent natalie perks over the last 48 hours, saying he is hard done by, felt he wasn't a big enough name and if it had been mo farah, you never would have had this treatment. in the last few minutes, we have heard because his quarantine period is over, it is the 200 metres semifinals the night. he didn't have a chance to qualify for them but he will have a chance by himself on this track behind me at 6:40 p:m., about 20 minutes before the competition schedule on basics gets underway. in the 200 metres, racing against the clock. we worked out he will have two race 20.61 seconds, well outside his personal best. but you just wonder what kind of state he will be in if he can actually do that after the 48 hours he has been through, as well as being very ill as well on top of that. it is absolutely tipping down at th

let's go to the stadium live and speak to our sports reporter olly foster. far today? we are between sessions, good afternoon. we have had a morning session packed again and it's all been about katarina johnson—thompson playing catch—up. she had a terrible first day in the heptathlon, the first day in the heptathlon, the first of her events, she was very poorin first of her events, she was very poor in the highjump. she is much better in the long jump and she really did play catch—up because she jumped 6.56 metres, lifting her up to third overall. the trouble as it is the throwing that really let her down. in the shot put yesterday she lost ground and we expected her to lose ground in the javelin, and she was 20th overall in the javelin, one of the last things in the field events this morning, and that dropped her back down to fifth. looking at the final reckoning as they go to the final event this evening, the 800 metres, naafi tea, the olympic champion, is way out in front, 9580 points. katarina johnson—thompson is a long way behind in bronze, 240 points a

olly foster can tell us more.onds away from the final in the 5000 metres. the men have been introduced to the cloud, they came out to showers of flames, as the athletes are introduced in the finals. there was an enormous roar for mo farah, the stadium loves him. there were echoes of super saturday in the london olympics where he claimed and i'm picked double in the five and 10,000 metres. and he has continued to dominate the 5000 and 10,000. the greatest distance runner of all. that will be the great debate. in the next few minutes, they will get going. we don't know what kind of race it will be. there are very good ethiopian runners who will be looking to knock some mo farah off his perch but he has proved to be the consummate racer. he hasn't set world records but he has run and run and run and he has one. it would be a third world double over five and ten. and of course, this stadium would like nothing more than to see a second british medal. he has got the only medal so farfor the british medal. he has got the

let's go back to the opening ceremony at the london stadium and olly foster. games makers' choir just yes, it is building up now. the games makers' choirjust had a rousing rendition of that elbasan we heard so many times in london 2012. you just feel those memories coming back. —— the elbow song. i was talking about the medals coming back for perri sha kes—drayton talking about the medals coming back for perri shakes—drayton christine 0huruogu among others. they are making their way up through this zone with the international media. we will try to get a word with them if we can. my colleague philjones is chatting to them now. most of the stadium are now standing for rebecca ferguson, singing the national anthem as this opening ceremony gets under way. # god save our gracious queen # long live our noble queen # god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen applause. rebecca ferguson, a fantastic rendition of the national anthem. greg rutherford was applauding. that was something to get these world cha

olly foster, thank you. a brilliant update there. one line in football for you...eir brazilian midfielder philippe coutinho has put in a transfer request are not true. they rejected a bid of 90—million pounds from barcelona this week and they issued a statement today saying he was "definitively" not for sale. coutinho signed a new five—year deal with liverpool injanuary. that's all of the sport, you can get more on those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more in the next hour. all of the business news coming up in the next 30 minutes. before we get to the other stories, it's worth telling you, a couple of comments coming in from berlin in the last few moments from the german chancellor angela merkel, she has been talking about the ratcheting up of words between the us and north korea. what is interesting to see is that angela merkel is saying, in essence, trying to dampen tensions and rhetoric, really. angela merkel saying, iam and rhetoric, really. angela merkel saying, i am fully convinced that there cannot be a military solution in the career confli

now back to olly foster at the london stadium. have got six finals coming up. four possible british medals. of course we are all looking at sir mo farah's last global race on the track before he turns his attention to the marathon. there is another british runner in the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him foran insight the 5000, andrew butchart. i asked him for an insight into what it is like racing against mo farah. it's going to be absolutely immense. mo bring something else, something different to the sport. to be in a race with mo is different to any other race that i could ever be in. in front of this crowd, it's going to be so, so amazing. it's going to be some race. but then we have the relay is coming up. the british chances, the four by 100 in both of those. katarina johnson—thompson in the next, nets, and morgan lake, they are contenders in the highjump final. we have and morgan lake, they are contenders in the high jump final. we have the highjumpfor men, in the high jump final. we have the highjump for men, known in the

ollie foster is at the london stadium. many thanks indeed.e havejust had the medal ceremony for the women's four by 100 metres. the final last night. that was the penultimate race on the track in which great britain delivered a silver medal macro. it was won by the americans. there we can see the british quartet. they include gina ashley smith who just missed out on a bronze medal in the individual 200 metres. their silver medal last night was a precursor for what was to come a few minutes later. that was that astonishing men's four by 100 metres final. the final event on the track. it was the final event on the track. it was the final track race for a usain bolt. they are in the centre of the track, pulling up with cramp. hamstrung. watching the rest of the field blitz away from him. those celebrations from nathanial mitchell blake said it all. -- from nathanial mitchell blake said it all. —— nethaneel mitchell—blake. you have to go back to 2004 when great britain did it at an olympics. they waited so long. and many times have they dropped t

our sports presenter, olly foster is at the stadium.sn't without its drama him getting through? uh—huh no, it was very usain bolt, but everyone‘s hearts were in their mouths, customers another very sluggish start, and always going to get tougher. this semifinal was the last of the three, and alongside it was christian coleman, the american, out of the blocks like a hare. you can see bolt finishing second to comment. that's all he needed, the top two going through. coleman has been below ten seconds many times this year, but usain bolt below ten seconds once this season, and that was two weeks ago. but he was just on his shoulder, 9.9 eight. if you think anyone‘s going to be tempted night, it will be coleman. john's still to come, because the electronic scoreboard mocktail, and usain bolt‘s name was not there. we knew he finished second, it was all fine, but until his name at faster with a big qualifying q fine, but until his name at faster with a big qualifying 0 next to it, then they were all the crowds came out. this crowd have paid a

and olly foster is at the london stadium. olly. the gates have been open about 45 minutes.orning off to take stock and look forward to this evening of cracking action. some of the best athletics stars there are out there. four gold medals to be won. looking forward to the final event on the track, the women's 1500m. we are keeping everything crossed and all eyes on laura muir. it has been her great breakthrough season indoors, and she is also going in the 5000m. but in the 1500, she is up against the olympic champion faith kipyegon, dibaba, world champion caster semenya. it is going to be a really tough final, but laura muir has improved from the heats to the semifinal, so there is an outside medal chance, as there is in the hammer. sophie hitchon took everybody by surprise in rio last year, the first british woman to win a hammer metal bronze. it tookjust the one throw to qualify for the final that starts at seven o'clock this evening. the favourite is from poland. she is the world record—holder and she is way out in front of anyone else, but expect it to —— sophie hitchon

i'm olly foster at the london stadium, this is world athletics sportsday, and this is what's coming up the penultimate evening of the world athletics championships. it is going to be a farewell for mo farah. his last race for a global gold. will it the be a golden goodbye for bolt? it's the relay, then retirement. hello, and welcome to sportsday. plenty coming up, including the latest from quail hollow. but we start with football, and a shock for the champions on the opening weekend of the premier league season. jon bennett is with me. jon, this is a dream start to the new premier league for neutrals. after last night's opening goal—fest, today has been equalling compelling, starting of course with champions chelsea beaten 3—2 at home by burnley. had two players sent off, but they were poor enough to be booed off at half time. what went wrong? we have had some incredible game, and this was an absolute thriller. shawn dyche was delighted, and you can see why. they have got three points on the opening day, have the champions. the turning point was gary cahill, sent off after 30 minutes.

dublin — but first it's been another eventful day at the world athletics championships in london where olly to bring us up to speed on everything along with the continuing and quite amazing story of isaac makwala. yes, the story runs and runs and so does isaac makwala. a quite crazy 48 hours for him. he's been in isolation, quarantine with that nor over iris outbreak. he pleaded with officials to let him in the stadium yesterday. they wouldn't let him in, they said he was still in quarantine. this afternoon, they found out he would the lead in the 200 meter semifinals because he hadn't been in the heats either. we saw this extraordinary one—man race. he was told he had to reach a mark of 20.53 seconds. look at that. a message to the iaaf. he always claimed he was fit. 20.2 seconds, putting him in the first semifinal. a couple of hours to rest and recuperate. the first heat which was the same heat as netherneel mitchell blake, tough on him, the top two going through. isaac makwala finishing second. difficult days for him.” isaac makwala finishing second. difficult days for him. i was happy b

olly fosterjoins us from the emirates with the latest, and it seems sanchez will return from duty withsenal player. yes, most probably. in ten days‘ time against bournemouth here, we expect to see alexis sanchez. it is another record—breaking transfer window, and we expected a couple of blockbuster moves this evening revolving around the emirates. the first being that deal for alexis sanchez to move to manchester city, but are sending a wanted a marquee player coming in. —— arsene wenger. there wasn't the time to seal the deal. it is not going to be arsenal. perhaps barcelona tomorrow. the spanish window stays open for another day. sanchez is out to city, and possibly lamarr in, we don't think it will happen in the 25 minutes left on this window. how will arsenalfans be minutes left on this window. how will arsenal fans be feeling? minutes left on this window. how will arsenalfans be feeling? they have lost a player they love and they have been left with one who doesn't want to be there. they have been left with one who doesn't want to be thereli they have been left with one who doesn'

hello and welcome to world athletics sportsday — i'm olly foster. here are our headlines tonight.ent in the heptathlon but katarina johnson thompson is going to fall short once again. andrew pozzi is off to a flyer. a medal hope in the hurdles. the semi—finals are later this evening. and coming up in the next half an hour. gold for gatlin, bronze for bolt. expect more boos at the 100 metres medal ceremony. and i'll have all the news away from the athletics, including england have been having a slog against south africa as they build a big lead in the fourth test. and they've been getting some catching practice in at the same time. arsenal have won the community shield at wembley, after they beat chelsea on penalties. good evening, the third evening session at these championships will start in the next half an hour. we have already had the morning session. we will see one of those reallocation of medals, the iaaf tries to make rich parents for those athletes who were cheated of a medal —— region —— recompense for those athletes. jessica ennis—hill is going to get the gold medal tha

hollow shortly but day seven of the world athletics championships have come to an end in london where ollyis. and the weather was a little more conducive to running, jumping and throwing today? welcome to the london stadium. three gold medals have been won tonight on this seventh night of the world athletics championships. the most unexpected so far, the turkish winter ramil guliyev who has just won his country's first world title. that is a race that has dominated this week. it has had such a controversial build—up. i is a ma kwa la a controversial build—up. i is a makwala was the fastest man this year, but perhaps the mental strain and illness had finally taken its toll. wayde van niekerk was racing his sixth race in as many days. he had won the 400. he took silver behind the turkish sprinter ramil guliyev. netheneel mitchell blake was fourth behind trinidad and tobago's jerome richards. guliyev is turkey's first world champion. he switched nationality from azerbaijan. congratulations. an incredible race, from last year when you were last in the olympic final and to this. in the olympic

what does a win look like to ollie north?ng rounded up. what does it look like to you? >> first of all, stuart, he paid tribute to the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who have served and the families of those 20,000 who have been killed and wounded. look, the objectives are very clear; an honorable outcome, a hasty withdrawal is not acceptable. he made, identified very clearly the security threats in afghanistan are regional, not just local. he put, as you pointed out, pakistan on notice. and he said he's going to get more help from our allies, particularly inviting india -- which is going to be pressure, leverage against pakistan -- into the fight. i thought that speech was just perfect. i'm hoping that the one he gives in yuma has the same tenor, because testifies presidential, and it -- he was presidential, and it set forward the idea that we're just not going to put people in and pull people out. best of all what he didn't say, he didn't say a timeline, he didn't say i'm going to tell you how many troops i'm putting

thanks ollie, we shall speak with you later.ermain have signed kilianvanmape. signed untiljune 2022. any deal to be‘ clipsed by psg for neymar. spurs have signed serge aurier from paris saint—germain, for about £23 million. portugal mid—fielder, ranato sanches signed for swansea on a season—long loan. he is from bayern. swansea have sign are also looking to resign wilfried bony. the liverpool striker, divock origi is on a season—long loan to the german club. plenty to come with the likes of ross barclay and riyadh mahrez. i love it, where is riyadh mahrez? answers on a social media website somewhere, i guess! while the sport has been going on, there is a press briefing at the white house. that is continuing. the headline that is coming out of that, there are figures on the destruction wrought by tropical storm harvey. a donald trump advicer is telling us that some 100,000 homes have been affected by the storm. some with eight feet of water or more. so clearly devastating for the owns of 100,000 or so homes and also fears that a

olly foster can round—up the day‘s action at the london stadium. good evening.t catching her breath here, a breathtaking night all around, some top athletes we saw her in action. yet again however, the british team have fallen short of the medals in the final race of the evening on the track, the women‘s 1500 metres final, laura muir who is doubling up on the 1500m and the 5000 metres, she was in the final and she was going so well. she was in the place but was reeled in, look how close this was. caster semenya just catching her for bronze this was. caster semenya just catching herfor bronze by this was. caster semenya just catching her for bronze by seven hundredths of a second. caster semenya, her stronger discipline is the 800m, she will be going again in that. faith kipyegon, the olympic champion was the winner. jennifer simpson, an ecstatic american got silver. she came past this and she said can you believe what i had just done? laura muir, just falling short, here she was speaking to philipjones. short, here she was speaking to philip jones. i am getting

big doings in the gulf. ,olly: earlier this morning expecting a category one storm but warm water and low wind shear, now expecting a major hurricane before making landfall on friday. melanie: evacuations already underway. >> that is right and a state of emergency for some folks already. tropical storm harvey is still a tropical storm, maximum sustained winds 65 miles per hour and by friday evening, expected to be a category three storm with winds gusts around 115 miles per hour and making landfall along the texas coast line. it will sit and spin over the next couple of days which will cause some heavy rainfall. in talking about, upwards of 20 inches or more in some locations . on one computer model, 22.54 bay houston,5 in continuing along the eye can court or towards lake charles -- corridor towards lake charles. , wednesday evening, a few showers in and out with moisture from harvey possibly getting in late next week and into next weekend. right now, smooth sailing, a great afternoon with lower-80's. by tonight, expecting clear skies. a few brief showers possible late tonight around

we can cross live to olly foster. it is looking beautiful.yeah, we do not want to miss a thing tonight because his event is one of those blink and you visit things, the 100 metres. you have to go things, the 100 metres. you have to go back to the berlin world championships in 2009, when he swept all before him. he goes in the heats. we have some preliminary rounds of the 100, but he doesn't have to go through that. we don't know what heat he will be in, but we expect the showboating and posturing. i am sure he will be playing to the crowd, who cannot wait to see him. but what shape will he be in? it was only weeks ago that he be in? it was only weeks ago that he broke ten seconds for the only time this season. and there are the young guns, the speed stars who are creeping up on him. kristian thomas from the usa has broken ten seconds several times —— christian colman. he knows he will be caught in the next couple of years, which is why he wants to bow out on a high. this is why the next 48 hours in london are going to be so special. is why th

. >> had anybody said anything at school about the likelihood of -- >> not to my knowledge, ollie.ot to my knowledge. >> after graduating with honors, ray davis joined the marine corps in 1938. he had no idea he would go on to such a long and distinguished military career. as it was with so many, things changed the day pearl harbor was attacked. "war stories" spoke to him shortly before his death. >> i was in a tend. i ahead the announcement the japanese bombed pearl harbor. >> nearly two years before roosevelt met with macarthur and nimitz, marines landed on guadalcanal, starting an island-hopping campaign across the pacific. guadalcanal was the first offensive of the war and for most boys, their first taste of battle. >> do you feel, thinking back on it, you were ready to land on guadalcanal? >> not tarlly ready. but you do what you have to do when you do it. we were ready to do that. we were prepared to make a landing and hold territory. >> we were told there were very few combat troops in guadalcanal. >> the major actions on guadalcanal, are they a learning experience for these

i'm olly foster at the london stadium. here's what's coming up in world athletics sportsday.s will be won here tonight... how close can laura muir get to the podium in the 1500 metres? it was bronze in rio for sophie hitchon... she's got medal chances in the hammer. and six races in six days — wayde van niekerk is getting ready to go in the 200. and i'm gavin ramjaun. in the rest of the day's sport: england's cricketers have won the 4th test and the series against south africa. once again, ali lands the knockout blow. good evening. it's the fourth day of competition here at the world athletics championships and we could see some british medals. so so much look forward to this week. it was a busy weekend, but we will see some world class athletes tonight for those four finals coming up. allison curbishley is with me to look ahead to the action that is just getting started, the men's 200 metre heats. we have been hearing lots of you on radio 5 live. it was an amazing weekend. where can we get some british medals? we have a couple of chances mother last event on the track, laura

hello there, i'm olly foster at the london stadium, these are our headlines tonight.nst time... issac makwala is given a second chance to reach the 200 metres semi—finals. great britain's only medal winner so far, mo farah, goes tonight in the 5000 heats. he is looking for a second gold medal. and i'm nick marshall mccormack in salford with the rest of the sport, including rory‘s run at history as we countdown to the final golf major of the year - the uspga. and england have made an impressive start to their world rugby cup campaign witha start to their world rugby cup campaign with a win over spain. good evening. day six of the world athletics championships in london. a very rainy wednesday. the gates have been open for the past couple of hours. and for the fans coming through the gates they have a bonus event that will not be on their programme. the story of isaac makwala, the outburst of the norovirus, he pulled out of the 200 metres heats because he was seen to be unwell. that was on monday. he was not allowed to race in the 400 final last night. but that is issac

olly foster is inside the stadium. olly. it really is, we are up and running already. here five years ago, exactly the date of super saturday in 2012, mo farah a big part of that. no ennis hill, though greg rutherford who is injured but mo farah will be blow last man on the track, running in the 10,000 metres, looking for another double, doing the 5000 a little later in the championships, and you can hear that some heats are already underway, that is just one of the early heats in the 100 metres. usain bolt will be going a bit later after eight o'clock, but of all the 2000 athletes, the 200 countries, and i'd really is about those two men, and here is our sports correspondent. has it really been five years? mo fara for britain it is gold. the greatest night in british athletics, capped off by the run of mo's life. back tonight he will begin his long goodbye. i'm so excited. gutted it's his last one. but i'm glad i'm here. he never gives up, and he tries to encourage others. couldn't sleep last night. the third time we have seen him. can't wait. in a post—olympics year

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conference very interesting details had been revealed about this terrorist attack here into a coup ollie's considers the possibility that the barack eighteen year merican asylum seeker had to be purposefully targeting women do men actually got indeed because they jumped into protective we mean close to them also said that they are looking into the group of six moroccan possibly asylum seekers all of them the perpetrator who committed this stop being yesterday killed two people and wounded eight others himself in a hospital in intensive care before all the asylum seekers had been arrested overnight and von. song where at lord's. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for eastern berks county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania lehigh county in eastern pennsylvania southeastern carbon county in northeastern pennsylvania northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southern route county in northeastern pennsylvania northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until ten pm at eight

olly foster is at the london stadium for us.s of union flags for mo farah amongst others. you mentioned the two athletes, there are 2000 athletes from 200 countries. but you're right, because those who have a ticket for opening night, the first of ten days of competition at the 16th world athletics championships here back at the olympic stadium, not believe in london stadium, they are going to see the greatest distance runner of all time and the greatest brink of all time and the greatest brink of all time. usain bolt goes in the heats of the 100m. not defending his 200m title here. he will go in the relays as walt would be in the competition as well. this will be his final global track appearance. there are younger crops of sprinters catching up. he realises he will because if he carries on. we wait to see exactly what shape is in as he goes for another global gold. 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 come out. it depends on how the crowd re

olly foster, thank you.ors quickly enough. figures from the charity commission show that less than 15% of the money raised has so far been distributed, although the commission says that the early difficulties in identifying and contacting people who need help, are now being overcome. frankie mccamley reports. the response to the fire at grenfell tower was unprecedented. clothes, food and money was donated from all over the world, but with so many organisations collecting funds, the charity commission stepped in to help coordinate efforts with some of the biggest charities. but two months on, figures from the commission show only £2.5 million of the £18 million collected has been distributed to those affected. this whole country and beyond has donated a large amount of money to all the victims of grenfell tower, yet on the ground there is nothing, these people ain't getting the revenue. grants were announced for residents including £20,000 for people who lost their homes when moving into a new one. another £2

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olly foster is at the london stadium for us. bittersweet for the world's fastest man, ollly.g 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. there is a realisation

let's get more now from our sports correspondent olly foster, who's at the london stadium.o this career, on the track. not what people wanted to see. absolutely not. a british athlete who has given so much, the world champion in 2011, 2013, 2015. he was going for an unprecedented fourin he was going for an unprecedented four ina he was going for an unprecedented four in a row. double world champion as well over 10,000 metres and 5000 metres. that would have been his 11th global world championship or olympic medal but i had steve cram say, just one too many. the 10,000 metre race was absolutely brutal. eight days ago on the opening night of the championships and he gave everything to win that race and he came up here inspectors afterwards, he was really worried about the condition he was in, he was bleeding, he had been spiked and that race epitomises just what mo farah has had to come up against and what he is such a brilliant athletes because there has never been another british athlete to help around the track as we have seen from the ethiopians and the kenyans. the kenya

because it's the olli rehn shopping thing. let's kick that crazy idea around. gideon rose? that: i'm not sure determines works with cyber. i agree it works with the nuclear rome. realm. the nuclear they had conventional deterrence even before they added the current components. they have been attacking north korea for many many years. reinforcederrent has the conventional deterrent. cyber, however, is a new area we ,re struggling to figure out how to develop deterrence in the cyber rome because we do not know -- in the cyber rome, because we do not know. are trying towe go towards to tyrants and cyber, but right now we don't know. with regards to your question of fromng deterrence attacking north korea, i don't think you need to worry about that. this is aall, difficult situation because it's not just talking about deterring the united states, right? there is a mutual aspect. situations, the nuclear issue is layered on top. it is layered on top of a complicated problem. is like china and taiwan. the u.s. basically says we know you guys have a problem. we are not going to all

our sports presenter, olly foster, has been telling us more. in usain bolt.ned it would be a major upset if he did not win another gold medal in the 100 metres, the blue ribbon event of world athletics. a lot of people would be upset, but this is not the usain bolt but we've become accustomed to. he has looked rusty and sluggish. there he is in his heat yesterday, turning on the afterburners to win his heat, but watch for that shake of the head. he was not happy with how he came out of the blocks. he is a big man, never very quick, and it is the second half of the race that he makes it up and eats up the track and devours his opposition. but he was not happy. it said the blocks moved, they are the worst he has ever encountered in all his years winning medals. he has not been that well—prepared coming winning medals. he has not been that well—prepa red coming into winning medals. he has not been that well—prepared coming into the championships. just a couple of weeks ago in monaco, that was the first time this season he has dipped below ten seconds, and some o

ollie says i got three a is from college. projected from jobs. available is been nothing. the pound weakening, the ftse 100 as we touched on earlier, the pound weakening, the ftse100 barely changed. it is still august. earlier this week, you might remember we spoke to the man behind the uk's largest provider of charging points for electric cars. but what about the batteries? how long do they take to charge, can you really rely on them for long trips? well, our next guest has some of the answers. hyperdrive innovation is a manufacturer of lithium—ion battery technology, used in electric vehicles. the uk company is working in collaboration with nissan and other third parties to design and develop innovative battery systems. hyperdrive has developed links with firms in europe and japan and exports around the world. but the batteries aren't only used in cars — they can be used at home, too — to store power from solar panels or wind turbines. tesla's founder, elon musk, has already hailed home storage as the next big step. so let's speak to stephen irish, the co—founder and md

the lypkie family, 3-year-old jude and 2-year-old ollie. >> here why don't you guys sit right here together. you okay? >> reporter: stranded with mom and dad for 13hours. >> you guys excited for a boat ride? >> reporter: the army corps of engineers is sending water downstream to relieve pressure on the dams. but they're filling faster than they can be emptied, meaning homes on the backside of the reservoirs are flooding too. nearly three dozen subdivisions, hundreds of homes, at risk. evans estimates he has carried more than 100 people to safety. >> we have called 911. >> 911 won't help you. i'm here to hapelp you. >> reporter: they have to drain this for as long as three months. the dams are 70 years old, and they are in need of a fix, but tonight, officials say they are expected to hold, tom. >> but all those families caught in the middle, and it's unclear when or if they will be able to go home. collate clayton, thank you. as we saw, people need shelter right now. around 30,000 to of them across this area, and some will be in need for a long, long time. the city shelters are rapidly fill