kamala harris be able to chart her own path on the world stage, u.s ambassador and democrat bigwig rahm manu, ways in what would a second trump worldview look like? his former pentagon policy maker on america first 2.0 we're heading towards the iceberg and i think if we continue on the current trajectory, we're going to ram right into it. i think the trump-vance agenda offers us a very good way of avoiding world war three in a way that protects our interests also, this hour, this book is my testimony to the trial that never took place on an adn on accusing wikileaks, julian assange of sexual assault, and surviving as the most hated woman on the internet then changing the rules of philanthropy at the ford foundation and why darren walker thinks that time is right to step down, kid in a small town finding them felt as president of the ford foundation could only happen in america plus three years after the taliban's return. flashback to kabul and my reporting on afghan women being erased from public life welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london, a re-energized de

up or his guy, rahm's guy.nd say, you got to support this guy and then one day, if finally got a call from rahm's guys said we're going to put $50,000 in the mankato. and i said mankato oh, i'm sorry. i got none, none, none. i'll call mom. could you get $50,000 and so they did and then he he ended up winning and how was he able to do that in a red district? >> he's a great campaigner and it was also that was 06 and 06 was the year that democrats took over the congress. >> so even though war, the war in iraq, even though this was his first campaign, i mean, you were out on the trail with him he was he was connecting with people. that's what that was. the bottom line. yeah. >> and you go to college campuses and connect with the college kids and they volunteer me. he did it all the right way, but it took it just took a while to bill. what did you make of his of his speech at seeing his convention was done there? oh, yeah. >> in it saying that's my dad. i mean, as somebody who has to dads, like i dream that my kids

elsewhere, brookes koepka beatjon rahm in a playoff to win the greenbrier invitational.e final round to tie with rahm, then won it with a par on the first playoff hole. and another us golf star taking home a trophy is lauren coughlin. she won the women's scottish open at dundonald links in ayrshire finishing on 15 under par. it's her second title in three weeks after winning the canadian women's open in late july. you know, i played super solid all four days, and just kind of tried to let the wind do what it did and not try to fight it too much. and i was able to kind ofjust hit the ball where i was trying to most of the time, and a good distance, and then make some putts. it is kind of unbelievable, two in three weeks is pretty crazy, or three events, but i just kind of stuck in there, tried to stay as present as i could, and just got some putts to drop there at the end. and that's all the sport for now. in italy, one person has been confirmed dead and six others are still missing after a luxury british—registered yacht carrying 22 people has sunk in a sudden incident o

well, 111 thing i would know about uh rahm emanuel is his brother. i forget his 1st name, but the brothers and manuel, the older brother is also a high level d and c delegate. that was part of the ouse during of joe biden from the 2024 presidential cycle. so i think it's important to note that there's a brotherly connection there as well. yeah, so you have the manual, but his brother is equal is a brilliant, brilliant site. that's it. who devised many of the medical plans involved in medicare and medicaid in the united states. so you can't take that away from them rather than another brother. the other brother is a, a big hollywood agent who is a big o n c, a donor. and delegate, so like i said, a lot of brothers and not a manual family. and they play a lot in the d n. c swimming pool. and they decide, effectively who gets to play even here domestically as we saw the ouse ring of the sitting president off of the 2020 for re election. so, you know, that should be worth noting. so when rahm emanuel throws his name behind who should be on the invite lis

beatjon rahm in a playoff to win the greenbrier invitational.in the final round to tie with rahm, then won it on the first playoff hole. it's koepka's fifth liv golf title. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to the us now and kamala harris has arrived in chicago for the democratic national convention, where she'll be formally confirmed as the party's presidential candidate. ms harris is expected tojoin president biden on stage when he addresses the convention later. this is the scene at the venue where security is tight ahead of the four—day event. looking quiet, that will change in the coming hours, believe me. it will get incredibly busy and noisy. let's speak to teddy goff, digital director for president obama's re—election campaign. he joins us from chicago. good to have you with us, thank you for your time. this convention will provide lots of images and sound bites that will be amplified on social media. ijust wonder if you can quantify for us how big a role a digital campaign is... can play in the success orfailure digital cam

i've always said from day one, i really wish this would have happened in the rahm emanuel mayoral era, because i would have had a hell of a time, i would have had the funnest time in my organizing career, going after the zionist mayor. we are in chicago, and we struggle is really in a city like this. this is a better city for us under immanuel than it was under daily. a better city for black people come into grants, for arabs -- immigrants, arabs, if they it is supposed to be a better city for everyone, and i believe it is. jb pritzker? we got nothing from jb pritzker. jb pritzker publicly criticize mayor johnson after the vote. jb pritzker is a zionist, jb pritzker supports israel unequivocally. i believe he's done good work in general, but he's one of those folks we call progress and except on palestine, and that is not acceptable anymore. that is why the national alliance that others have been protesting congresspeople and disrupting ad escalating our protest against congresspeople, especially those who call themselves progressive, like jan schakowsky, like jb pritzker, like durbin

it's hard especially now with isis that courtney love win the debate that rahm, we have to pay fees. >> annabelle manufactures candy bars like rocky and bangkok. >> i had a bill can be moved to hayward in 1965. we're going to miss they are a legacy company in our city. and >> we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories and he says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's everywhere we went, we always either rocky road are big hunks with that weather was the movies. we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you know, i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you're supposed to work today. that's about to be we have to work his way up. >> they do cross for reached out to and about but have not heard that plan is to

it's hard especially now with isis that courtney love win the debate that rahm, we have to of fractures candy bars like rocky and bangkok. >> i had a bill can be moved to hayward in 1965. we're going to miss they are a legacy company in our city. and >> we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories and he says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's closure. >> everywhere we went, we always either rocky road are big hunks with that weather was the movies. we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, >> we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you know, i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you are supposed to work today. >> yes, ultimately we have to work this week. but up they do cross for reached out to and about but have not heard that plan is to continu

winning bronze, whilst rory mcilroy, competing for ireland of course, finished joint fifth withjon rahmy and having a run at a gold medal, it is the most amazing feeling, it really was. of course i'm disappointed, disappointed that i couldn't go all the way but i also can't believe i am stood here as an olympic medallist, whatever that is. a lot of feelings. and he was nervous for me. you always want to do the best you can, you either win a tournament or you lose it, so yeah, i was nervous and i was desperate to get the silver medal when i couldn't get gold. one of the special things about it as you watch all these athletes training their whole lives to get an olympic medal and i can't believe i am here and i got one. just missing out on gold has been a theme for team gb today. three years ago amber rutter got covid on the eve of the tokyo olympics, today she finally got her hands on an olympic medal. it was silver for her in the women's skeet shooting final, but it could have been more. she and chile's francisca crovetto chadid were tied so the match went quite literally to a shoot—off

and it's spain'sjon rahm and great britain's tommy fleetwood who currently lead the way at the top ofama with the likes of america's defending champion xander schauffele and ireland's rory mcilroy lurking another shot behind them. it's the second day of the individual finals in the gynmastics — algeria's kaylia nemour has just won gold in the women's uneven bars final, with team gb�*s becky downie finishing seventh, while in the men's rings final, china's liu yang successfully defended his 0lympic title, leading a chinese one—two with 2016 champion elef—therios petrounias taking the bronze. it is china's first gymnastic gold at these games. the scheduled swim training for monday's mixed team triathlon has been cancelled for the second day in a row after concerns over the water quality in the seine. 0lympic organisers made the decision on sunday's session because the water quality in the river seine had dropped back below the required standard after heavy rain towards the end of last week. this comes after the men's triathlon had been postponed by a day to wednesday because of poor wat

final between novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz, plus the conclusion of the golf, where spain'sjon rahmander schauffele have the joint lead, one shot clear of the rest of the field. already, the men's hockey quarter finals have just finished. and it's india who are through to the semis after beating great britain in a penalty shoot out. britain missed two penalties, while india scored all of theirs. the match had finished i—i, india going ahead first, despite going down to ten men early on. they will play either argentina or germany. one of the highlights coming later on sunday is the men's 100 metres final, where the world champion from the united states noah lyles is expected to take centre stage. in the women's 100 metres event on saturday, saint lucia won their first olympic medal withjulian alfred taking an historic and memorable gold. and she did it with relative ease, winning by 0.15 seconds, ahead of the favourite and world champion sha'carri richardson. fellow american melissa jefferson was third behind alfred, who'd never even finished on the podium at a major championship bef

winning bronze, whilst rory mcilroy, competing for ireland of course, finished joint fifth, withjon rahmving a run at a gold medal, it is the most amazing feeling, it really was. of course i'm disappointed that i couldn't go all the way but i also can't believe i am stood here as an olympic medallist, whatever that is. what an amazing feeling. xander was nervous for me at the last. you always want to do the best you can, you either win a tournament or you lose it, so, yeah, iwas nervous and i was desperate to get the silver medal when i couldn't get gold. one of the special things about it is you watch all these athletes training their whole lives to get an olympic medal and i can't believe i am here and i got one. just missing out on gold has been a theme for team gb today. three years ago amber rutter got covid on the eve of the tokyo 0lympics, today she finally got her hands on an olympic medal. it was silver for her in the women's skeet shooting final, but it could have been more. she and chile's francisca crovetto chadid were tied so the match went quite literally to a shoot—off. wi

he's on 13 under par after three rounds, only one shot behind co leadersjon rahm of spain and xander in the women's tennis singles. the 21—year—old beat croatia's donna vekic in straight sets to become the first chinese player to win singles gold in a tennis event at the olympics. next, boxer imane khelif, whose gender eligibility has been called into question, is guaranteed a welterweight medal after beating hungary's luca anna hamori. the algerian is one of two boxers competing at the olympics despite being banned from last year's world championships by the international boxing association after she was reported to have failed gender eligibility tests, a situation which has sparked huge controversy. our sports editor dan roan has more from paris. imane khelif�*s participation at these paris olympics was already highly controversial, because the algerian is one of two fighters that the committee has allowed to compete in paris despite failing an unspecified gender eligibility test according to the boxing association when it was organising the world championships last year. now, iman

and it's spain'sjon rahm who currently leads the way at the top of the leaderboard — currently 19 under early bogeys to remain in touch as we close in on the back nine at le golf national. the scheduled swim training for monday's mixed team triathlon has been cancelled for the second day in a row after concerns over the water quality in the seine. 0lympic organisers made the decision on sunday's session because the water quality in the river seine had dropped back below the required standard after heavy rain towards the end of last week. this comes after the men's triathlon had been postponed by a day to wednesday because of poor water quality following heavy rain last weekend. taiwanese boxer lin yu—ting has become the second boxer at the centre of a gender eligibility row to secure a medal at the paris 0lympics lin beat bulgaria's svetlana staneva by unanimous decision to reach the semi—finals of the women's featherweight division. like algerian welterweight imane khelif, who progressed on saturday, lin is competing in paris despite being banned from last year's world championships by

it's hard, especially now with isis that courtney love win the debate that rahm, we have to pay fees. >> anabel manufactures candy bars like rocky and bangkok. >> i had a bill can be moved to hayward in 1965. we're going to miss they are a legacy company in our city. and >> we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories. any says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's closure. >> everywhere we went, we always either rocky road are big hunks with that weather was the movies. we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, >> we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you know, i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you're supposed to work today. that's about to be we have to work his way up. >> they do cross for reached out to and about but have not heard that p

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abdul rahm man did not get his vaccinations. >> now as fighting drags on in the death toll in gaza eclipses000, authorities are scrambling to prevent the full blown outbreak that the united nations and health officials have been warning for months. >> we're calling for calm and human tear pause that is will allow the vaccination troops pass and be implemented successfully. israel and hamas have agreed to a series of humanitarian pauses in the fighting as the u.n. attempts to vaccinate more than 600 palestinian children under the age of 10. over one million dose of the polio vaccine have been ship into gaza. and more that 2,000 health work will conduct the operation. the w.h.o. says at least 95% coverage during each of the two vaccination rounds conducted four weeks apart is necessary to prevent the spread of the disease. >> this is a massive operation. the security, of course, is is paramount. we urge all parties to insure that protection of them and of course of the families as well as the health facilities and children. but for palestinian families after nearly a year of sustained bombard

i called up rahm emanuel who was head at the time and said this guy is great.e looked at the polling at the time and said, no way, i'm not going to help. i kept calling and one day i finally got a call saying we want to put $50,000 in mankato. i said thanks. yeah. and then tim won that race and i remember getting a call on election night from a very, very drunk staffer. it wasn't rom, it was someone who worked for him i imagine going you did it. you did it. you did it. remember when they took congress that day too. >> here's what i find -- that 2006 race he runs and knocks off a republican incumbent that basically had nothing but republican representation but then i covered a bunch of races in 2010. i covered one in virginia, swing district, voted for the affordable care act and lost that race. walz votes for those which in his district i think was probably pulling 20 or 30 points underwater. in 2010 when everyone gets blown out he wins that to which strikes me as a pretty at that politician to survive that one. >> he's well-liked but it was close. it was close

it all comes after a summer of debate and rahm over how best to solve this problem statewide. the governor, we're told, is expected to sign these bills into law later this month. >> the san francisco police department is celebrating their 170th anniversary today with exhibits showing history of the sfpd, including the officers, outfits, their costumes or, you know, the uniforms also vintage cars and other memorabilia. this all begins at 1 o'clock at the police headquarters lobby on 3rd street. >> all right. we're going take a break at 10. 41 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news live. sports will continue out at the oakland coliseum will explain. 10. 44 is the time. we're back with that breaking news story this morning. a 30 acre fire burning in marin county. you're looking at images coming into our news room this morning. officials are calling this the queen stone fire. that's the name of the fire road that runs through those hills there in marin would just south of novato. the fire broke out a little after 4 o'clock this morning. no surprise. it's only 0% contained. like i

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. >> so it's hard especially now with isis that courtney love and we need pay that, rahm, we have toabelle manufactures candy bars like rocky road to abbott, abbott and bangkok >> annabel can be moved to hayward in 1965. we're going to miss they are a legacy company in our city. we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories. any says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's closure everywhere we went. we always either rocky road. our big banks with that weather was the movies. >> we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, >> we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you're supposed to work to date? >> yes, it was we have to work this week. they do cross reached out to and about but have not heard back. that plan

jon rahm so you will recognize this hall-of-famer, its offensive me is sheer sitting here ready to do roll call. his body over there. both of them students can you generally just tell me what it is like being here? is this as good as winning, you know, as a purple people leader? it's just as good. i think it's, you know, what? this is a different atmospheric of football this is more of a history moment for minnesota. so on behalf of minnesota, i'm just honored to be here, represent right. >> answer. john, very diplomatic tell me a little bit about tim walz when he meets seems to the both of you, first to you, john. >> well, for me, i think i've gotten to know to people to minnesota had been opposed 30 years. so friend. and we kind of run into and ford with people, brands to stop i've asked you know, the lieutenant governor of minnesota very well and so just being different people in minnesota doing charity work, we come across same people, friends, and stuff. and that's all i got acquainted with him. and what i got to say, he's been so genuine and i'm just so proud and honored to know

. >> so it's hard especially now with isis that courtney love win the debate that rahm, we have to outannabelle manufactures candy bars like rocky road to abbott, abbott and bangkok >> annabel can be moved to hayward in 1965. we're going to miss they are a legacy company, inner city. we're very saddened. this really is a sad hayward mayor mark salinas says the birds bring back warm childhood memories. any says it's unfortunate to hear the facility's closure everywhere we went. we always either rocky road. our big banks with that weather was the movies. we don't we go camping. salinas says that he hopes the company will help its employees in the city is working on finding a new business to take over the spot on industrial boulevard. but, you know, we do when they move out of the facility, that is a pretty large swath of land in the in the industrial sector. >> you i i can hope another company will come in with, you with as footprint and you're supposed to work today? >> yes, it was we have to work this week. they do cross reached out to and about but have not heard back. that plan is to

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to the middle east and sending us submarine with cruise missiles to the region in preparation for rahm's possible retaliation against it? israel meanwhile, ceasefire and hostage negotiations for the war in gaza are set to pick back up on thursday, former us president donald trump says he'll be interviewed by he's the founder, elon musk today musk who also owns the social media platform x has endorsed trump in the 2024 election tropical storm watches are expanding westward across the leeward islands, including the u.s. and british virgin islands. this system is expected to become a tropical storm in the coming hours, not currently forecast to directly impact the continental united states officials are still keeping an eye on the track spectacular fireworks, aluminum painting the sky above the standard france, just outside the french capital this was part of the paris games has action-packed closing ceremony. who stayed up late to watch it not me actually after two-and-a-half weeks of exciting and historic competition harris chose to go out with a bag. the ceremony underscored the parisian

>> i mean, your mom, which rahm? >> yeah. >> it's a little late now. >> how do you feel about trump's vp pick j.d. >> vance is kind of like a little loud not just you see him several dominated, but you've been looking at the numbers? yeah. >> and kristen soltis anderson pollster told me recently, you know, you need a day or two to see things settle, but you often can see things pretty quickly. what do you see right now? >> frankly, i don't really understand the pick and apparently neither hurricane voters because we take a look at the net favorable rating for a j.d. vance has a favorable minus unfavorable it's a negative net territory. look at that negative six points i will tell you, erin, i've gone all the way back since 1,980. he is the first guy after immediately following a convention of vp pick, who actually had a net negative, favorable rating. that is underwater, the average since 2000 is plus 19 when another, you know, what's the end game? why did this happen? >> they speculate. was this about it was just ab

security situation that we're currently seeing here in the middle east here's what we witnessed the rahmes and missiles are ready for an attack against israel in retaliation for the killing of hamas chief ismail haniyeh but as tensions remain at a boiling point iran's political transition continues. the new president masoud pezeshkian's cabinet appointees going through confirmation hearings in irans parliament, the modulus once masoud pezeshkian's cabinet has approved by iran's parliament the new government will have its work cut out for it. the middle east, of course, is in severe terminal as the region awaits iran a10s possible harsh retaliation for the assassination of ismail haniyeh while iran's response appears delayed, parliamentarians here say, make no mistake, revenge is coming and will be harsher than tehran's last strikes against israel after iran's consulate in damascus, syria was bombed and in april the hook, yes. this time they attacked our mainland. the world will witness a serious reaction by us. the time, the place, and the type of reaction is to be decided. he says and t

barack obama and joe biden and john kerry, rahm emanuel in there for sure. but i wanted it to have to say something to, be able to when people read it, to take away some things i'd learned from mistakes i'd made from things wish i would have done differently from things you learn just from i don't know why 40 is the magic number but for me turning 40 i just all of a sudden had all this perspective and i just kind of chilled out a lot about things that, stressed me out. so i thought about that and also a book i wish i would have had when i graduated from college, before i went through trying to climb my way through the political world. so each chapter is kind of organized through a lesson, really stories. but through a lesson because, you know, i hope that it's something that my daughter when she's older will actually read the full book. and even my son six did you like writing a book? writing book? okay. i've had two children. it's not an easy process. being pregnant, having giving birth to children, it might be harder writing, but you know, i love to write.

spain'sjon rahm and the defending champion from the usa xander schauffele are on 1a—under par overall nine — which includes world number one scottie scheffler. germany successfully defended their dressage team title. denmark came second and great britain third. and in the men's road race — remco evenepoel survived a late puncture to secure a dominant victory. the victory means he becomes a double olympic champion — after winning the time trial event last week. he also becomes the first man to win both road cycling events at the same games. the two top teams of the olympic rowing competition battled it out for gold in the regatta's final event, with great britain triumphing over the netherlands for the men's eight title. britain added this gold to those won at european and world level. but the netherlands still top the rowing medal table having won four golds to britain's three. each had eight overall, which is team gb's best effort at an overseas games. while romania won the gold in the women's eight to sit in third behind them. well, britain won bronze in that women's eight, as they

and that year was the year rahm emaniple was the chair and we win back the house.im walls was running this race no one thought he could win including many of us working there. watching this is just a reminder sometimes you overcomplicate politics, right? and over the last couple of days, weeks, all our friends people were texting and people had their white boards about hor will this help us electorally. tim walz makes people feel like they could run into him at a hardware store, maybe he was their teacher, and i think that's part of why kamala harris picked him, how he made her feel. but also watching her today that's how he made people in the crowd feel. and sometimes that's what politics is about and sitting there i was watching thinking, throw out thehi white boards. it's really who can connect. >> i will also say while we're talking aboutl the sort of personality assets that governor walz brings to the table, some of them stand alone. they sort of exist in terms of their absolute value. a likable person, that's always a good thing in politics, but some of them

and that area was the year that rahm emanuel was the chair and we wanted to win back this race. walz was running that nobody thought could win including us. it was a reminder that sometime we overcomplicate politics. over the last couple days, weeks, friends pooh had their what it boards. how will this help us electorally? it is really about how you make people feel. it feels like you could run into him at a diner, a store, like he was their teacher. i think that's how vice president kamala harris felt. statements that's what it is about. sitting there, i was thinking, throw out the what it boards. it is who can connect. >> i will say whale we're talking about the sort of personality assets that governor walz brings to the table. some of them stand than. he's a likable person. that's a good thing in politics. but are some important. i'm not just talking about midwesterner versus midwesterner. the utter humorlessness of donald trump. we saw this with the republicans trying to make it a negative thing about kamala harris. that she laughs. and then they're set out to be an anthropo

. >> raje rahm taking down spanish superstars rafael nadal and carlos alcaraz to advance to the semifinalsbreak for coco gauff whose first olympics came to an end in singles and mixed doubles. >> there it is! nice 360. >> american bmx rider paris beninga securing silver in the freestyle for her first olympic medal. >> she's going to join us in a few minutes right here on the show. by the way, moments ago, the u.s. men's rowing team making history, winning gold in the men's 4, the first time in 64 years. >> wow, wow. >> add it up! >> let's add that to the medal count board. the u.s. still atop the standing in total medals. as for the key events to watch today. as we mentioned there just a few moments ago, women's gymnastics, all-around full-time, kicking off the day. simone biles and suni lee competing for gold. then a little bit later, more swimming finals, including katie ledecky's shot at a historic 13th medal in her olympic career, both swimming and gymnastics streaming live on peacock. you don't want to miss it tonight on prime-time, right here on nbc. meantime, the u.s. women's basket

he is one shot from the lead jointly held byjon rahm and the defending champion centre show fleet.d of these games, she has added the vault title to the team and individual all—around goals. she now has 40 olympic and world medals. 0nce has 40 olympic and world medals. once we are out here the floor as our stage and it feels frank for us because we are in a element, having fun doing what we love to do. that's why i enjoy so much. yes, it is in point as we get older it gets more scary and we are more aware of what we are doing, what can happen but always fun. in we are doing, what can happen but always fun-— always fun. in the pool america's katie ledecky _ always fun. in the pool america's katie ledecky won _ always fun. in the pool america's katie ledecky won her _ always fun. in the pool america's katie ledecky won her ninth - always fun. in the pool america's i katie ledecky won her ninth olympic katie ledecky won her ninth 0lympic title after success in the women's 800 metre freestyle, she has equalled the record for the most gold medals by female 0lympian and become the only s

so it's just like, bang jon rahm build up and then all of a sudden. >> but i just thought it'd be bettertelly. >> it's better on the telly. >> so what you're trying to say is that it'd be better if they just slowed it. >> slowed it down, just take it easy. >> just go a little slower, matt. hudson—smith. >> i feel sorry for him. >> i feel sorry for him. >> i feel sorry for him. >> i do as well. now. matthew hudson—smith is our finest 400 metre runner. we've got great history in 400m over the years from roger black and our own kriss akabusi, who comes in and you know. but but matt hudson—smith has been really through it. i mean , he's had bad through it. i mean, he's had bad injuries. he's been even said this himself. he'd been on the verge of suicide, terrible mental health issues, real fight against adversity. but the last two years things have turned around for him and he's been running extremely fast and things are beginning to click. so he was the fastest 400 metre runner in the world this year and a great chance for us to win gold yesterday. and it was. and you know how it ended. it