here comes coleman! and there goes coleman. christian coleman in the world of his own. the grass was running well in the race for all the rest, nothing there for hughes, everything for question, and as we expected, no one to touch him, a smile and a celebration, and overall perhaps of defiance, here is the world champion, after everything, they come and go and last for a moment but a world title stays forever, and here is the world champion! what a run that was from christian coleman, justin gatlin and second, hughes down in sixth, just outside ten seconds, disappointing for him, but that is the showpiece event and are made and will tighten for the american christian coleman. and don't forget dean asher smith goes for the 100 metres, already won her heat earlier today. to the rugby world cup, where the hosts japan have caused biggest upset of the tournament — beating ireland 19—12 in shizuoka. the irish came into the world cup as the number one side in the world. their coachjoe schmidt congratulated the japanese for a "furious and intense performance". our sports co

you know you say it is the moon you know crystal coleman you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in the am on a 2 a list of guys you know listen to our you know world samples 'd and now you say that on the world champ will miss an incredible feeling something will dedicate an entire life to the past couple years or so it's a humbling feeling about the dive into a big ice bath told right now we do in a myself between 20 olympics i'll be back the planes come back stronger and better my son has put my feet to the fire i promised him a couple years ago and i'll take him to one of the olympics for retire so this is my be my last one so as a stay true to that spins been a couple years so definitely just fight a lot of ever city trying to stay positive throughout the years but i'm definitely i'm happy i'm grateful to be back on the podium and i think is a step in the right direction for me for next year ahead of world athletics sebastian coe has been more diplomatic than johnson saying the legal loophole that coleman was able to jump through

you know christian coleman you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in the nature of a list of guys. who are you know world champion and now you say that i'm a world champ we're missing a credible fear that something will dedicate in my entire life to the past couple of years or so it's humbling to learn about the dive into a big ice bath told right now we do with a myself between 20 olympics and i'll be back the players come back stronger and better my son has put my feet to the fire i promised him a couple years ago and i'll take him to when he lived retire so this is my be my last one so that's a statement today been going a couple years so definitely just frightened out of ever city you know trying to stay positive throughout the year. well i'm definitely i'm happy i'm grateful to be back on the podium and i think is a step in the right direction for me for next year the head of world athletics sebastian coe has been more diplomatic than johnson saying the legal loophole that coleman was able to jump t

coleman. there were some questioning whether he should be wearing the crown. morgan radford is here to explain. >> reporter: christian coleman stormed to 100 meters gold happens on saturday. he did it with a bit of a cloud hanging over his head. >> reporter: american christian coleman in the biggest race of his life. >> it is all about christian coleman. christian coleman leads! christian coleman is a world's champion. >> reporter: he crossed the finish line in 9.76 seconds, the fastest in history beating justin g justin gatlyn. his historic win comes three weeks after missing three drug tests the last three years. coleman denying the allegation. >> i didn't do anything wrong so that's why i am here competing today. i didn't miss three tests. it was false accusations so i knew i would be here the whole time. >> reporter: u.s. sprinting legend michael johnson blasting coleman on bbc sports. >> this qualifies him at this point from being the paface of this sport. >> reporter: coleman had always

coleman basically doesn't have any right to be the face of a 30 x. he is not qualified to be the face about 30 considering these missteps spending and it is not what you think i think or even michael johnson is the fans that would decide in the end right and coleman also says that he's not the new you saint bolt and we are obviously in this play. bolt era of athletics it's difficult to see though because coleman was so dominant in those races yesterday in the semifinals and in the final how anyone else could be the new single or do i know the fact is he is beatable gatton has beaten him and even no liles who's not received the 100 but will be next to do the 100 he has beaten. this season already so what we're going to have is a really really interesting situation in tokyo next year one thing i want to point out bigger than this interesting situation of who's a new bolt is we're seeing a pendulum swing shift jamaica's been so dominant same power. been so dominant in 100 for so long now we're seeing that pendulum stripped don't to america i'm looking a

here comes coleman. christian coleman in a world of his own and he ta kes coleman in a world of his own and he takes the title! he arrived under a cloud over three mist drug test with christian millman —— coleman had a point to prove and this was fast — the sixth fastest in history. this was incredible, it sounds too good to be true and i put so much work into this and it was such a long season into this and it was such a long season and you make it here and come out with a gold medal is incredible. but for the first time in a post usain bolt era, it was women's 100 usain bolt era, it was women's100 metres final it captures the imagination. very impressive from dina asher—smith. britain's poster girl sailed serenely through to the semis, barely breaking a sweat in the process. two years of laser sharp focus means world gold is in her sights. natalie pirks, sharp focus means world gold is in hersights. natalie pirks, bbc sharp focus means world gold is in her sights. natalie pirks, bbc news, doha.

under the moon you know crystal coleman you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in a list of guys. who are you know world chappell's now it's a. mission incredible feeling something dedicated it's our lives in the past couple of years or so it's a humbling feeling about the dive into a big ice bath tub right now we do with a myself between 20 olympics and i'll be back. players come back stronger and better my son has put my feet to the fire i promised him a couple years ago i'll take him to what he lives by are retired so this is my be my last one as they stay true to that spins when a couple years definitely just write a lot of eversley trying to stay positive throughout the years but i'm definitely i'm happy i'm grateful to be back on the podium and i think is a step in the right direction for me for next year ahead of world athletics sebastian coe has been more diplomatic than johnson saying the legal loophole the coleman was able to jump through is now being reviewed and the coleman does have every right to be cha

here comes coleman. and there goes coleman. with crowds having largely stayed away, organisers christian coleman in a world of his own, and he takes the title! well, he arrived here under a cloud after three missed drugs tests, but christian coleman has looked like a man with a point to prove and, boy, was that fast — the sixth fastest time in history. when you come across the line and you know you've come in first place and you are the 100 metre world champion,, i don't know, world champion, i don't know, it's hard to put that type of feeling into words. you don't get the opportunity many times, so to take advantage of it, i'm just grateful. but for the first time in the post—bolt era, it's the woman's 100 metre final tonight that really captures the imagination. very impressive run from dina asher—smith. britain's poster girl, dina asher—smith, was as calm as you like in the heat yesterday, sailing serenely through to today's semis. a world—class season has left gold firmly in her sights. liverpool remain five point

but coleman is the real deal. he was the silver—medallist in 2017, he beat usain bolt in the world championships, now he is the 100 metre world champion, he‘s a really a top talent. given he is so young, do you think we‘re going to see more incredible performances from him? i think so. if you look at the race he ran in the world championship final, he closed extremely well, he ran a personal best of 9.76 seconds. i think there is room for improvement moving forward. in terms of some of the more negative coverage that has been made about these missed drug tests, is there doubt around his performance because of it? there is. it depends on who you ask, really, some track fans will say look at gatland or benjohnson 30 years ago, they are sceptical. coleman has not failed any drugs tests, but when you are not available to drug tests, that produces suspicion among some parties. so there is some doubt within the sport. given his performance now, do you think there will be pressure on him to make sure he goes above

but coleman is the real deal. he was the silver—medallist in 2017, he beat usain bolt in the world championships, now he is the 100 metre world champion, he's a really a top talent. given he is so young, do you think we're going to see more incredible performances from him? i think so. if you look at the race he ran in the world championship final, he closed extremely well, he ran a personal best of 9.76 seconds. i think there is room for improvement moving forward. in terms of some of the more negative coverage that has been made about these missed drug tests, is there doubt around his performance because of it? there is. it depends on who you ask, really, some track fans will say look at gatland or benjohnson 30 years ago, they are sceptical. coleman has not failed any drugs tests, but when you are not available to drug tests, that produces suspicion among some parties. so there is some doubt within the sport. given his performance now, do you think there will be pressure on him to make sure he goes above and

but coleman is the real deal. he was the silver—medallist in 2017, he beat usain bolt in the world championships, now he is the 100 metre world champion, is a really a top talent. given he is so young, do you think we're going to see more incredible performances from him?|j incredible performances from him?” think so. if you look at the raise he ran in the world championship final, he closed extremely well, he rana final, he closed extremely well, he ran a personal best of 9.76 seconds. i think there is room for improvement moving forward. in terms of some of the more negative coverage that has been made about these missing drug tests, is there doubt around his performance because about? there is. it depends on who you ask, really, some track fans will say look at gatland or ben johnson 30 years ago, they are sceptical. coleman has not failed any drugs tests, but when you are not available to drug test is, that produces suspicion among some parties. so there is some doubt within the sport. given his performanc

mark coleman died unexpectedly on sunday evening. mark coleman was the security analyst for 33 years with the retirement system. i have known him for my entire career here. like i said, it was a rather sudden event and i just wanted to let the board know that president driscoll suggested certainly staff fully supports the retirement board adjourn the meeting in honor of mark and we would certainly notify the family that the board took such action. with that i will take any questions. >> at this point then mark coleman, the 33 years he was hereunder states how consistently he worked. he was the utility infielder for the investment team. we didn't see him much. he had that i don't want to say difficult but that task coordinating with isi and the proxy voting. very detailed, and he did it. with all of the tabulations with the results. it was brought to our attention recently that all the securities that we are issued from all successful private equity investments have to be sold. that was one of the things he was quarterbacking with 97%

but coleman is the real deal. he was the silver medallist in 2017, he beat usain bolt in that race at the world championships, and now he is the 100m world champion, he's a really a top talent. given he is so young, do you think we're going to see more incredible performances from him? i think so. if you look at the race he ran in the world championship final, he closed extremely well, he ran a personal best of 9.76 seconds. i think there is room for improvement moving forward. in terms of some of the more negative coverage that has been made about these missed drug tests, is there doubt around his performance because of it? there is. it depends on who you ask, really, some track fans will say look at gatland or benjohnson 30 years ago, they are sceptical. coleman has not failed any drugs tests, but when you are not making yourself available to drug testers, that produces suspicion among some parties. so there is some doubt within the sport. given his performance now, do you think there will be pressure on him to

saying the legal loophole the coleman was able to jump through is now being reviewed and the coleman does have every right to be championships it's important to point out the common has never tested positive and has always said he is running clean said it's easy for people quite fast and loose with the reputations of athletes people need to be careful the reputation common now has is that of a world champion. taking over the top stories here it is era antigovernment protests is in hong kong a holding another mass rally there denouncing what they describe as chinese terror and the police have already made arrests and use pepper spray to try to break up the crowd solidarity rallies are also being held in major cities around the world yemen's hooty rebels say thousands of saudi backed fighters have surrendered to them following a months long military campaign the heavy is have been targeting the southern saudi region of not drive a military spokesman says have also captured several saudi army officers as. well the foreign minister of the internationally recognized government of yemen cr

sprinter christian coleman has won world championship gold in the 100 meters in doha coleman missed 3 drug tests but was cleared on a technicality last month i struggled off the controversy the 23 year old stormed to victory in a time of 9.76 seconds fellow american justin gatlin took the silver medal in canada's andre to the book the bronze but it's coleman who emerges as the parent heir to retired sprinting legend the same boy. thousands of lego fans have gathered in the finnish capital helsinki to celebrate the world's favorite toy building blog the highlight of the weekend is a mass building event with millions of lego pieces just waiting to be assembled into something spectacular. the builders hard at work constructing their lego metropolis within hours the city take shape the mountains of plastic bricks transformed into a miniature civilization. sons of the iconic toy young and old have descended on the hell sinky congress center to left their imaginations run wild. the sound that the see that knows i got my own lego bricks when i was one and i've been building ever since the to

once that has done, coleman had no longer had failures logged in a 12 month period. the decision not to move forward on a potential rule violation against the american is subject to any appeal by the iaaf and all by the world anti—doping agency. -- and/ or. the european transfer window is firmly shut and there were some big deadline day moves across the leagues in the europe. let's run you through the main movers and shakers. mauro icardi hasjoined paris saint—germain from inter milan. the argentine striker will initially join psg on a season loan with an option to make the deal permanent for around $75 million. it means the ligue1 club wont be short of options up front — neymar, cavani, mbappe, di maria and now icardi psg have also moved to sign the triple champions league—winning goalkeeper keylor navas from real madrid for an undisclosed fee with the french world cup winner alphonse areola moving in the other direction to provide cover for thibaut courtois. one other notable outgoing from ligue 1, colombian superstar falcao leaves monaco to join turkish gi

critic christian coleman has won world championship gold in the 100 meters in doha coleman missed 3 drug tests but was cleared on a technicality last month was shrugging off the controversy the 23 year old storm to victory in a time of 9.76 seconds fellow american justin gatlin took the silver medal and canada's andre jute to grasp the bronze but it's coleman who emerges as a parent to retired screening legend the same book i was. there sadie's formula one team has sat for employees who they say were in breach of the team's diversity in equality regulations the team confirmed the sackings with 4 carried out in the all gets ahead of sunday's russian grand prix. the move comes after british newspapers reported an internal investigation into quote racist bullying of a muslim and for you at the team's case. thousands of lego fans have gathered in the finnish capital helsinki to celebrate the world's favorite toy building blog the highlight of the weekend is a mass building event with millions of lego pieces just waiting to be assembled into something spectacular. the builders hard at work co

christian coleman! but christian coleman has looked imperious in doha, and he wasn't about to let anyone get close to him. here goes coleman, and there goes common. christian coleman in a world of his own, and he takes the title. he arrived here under a cloud after three missed drugs tests, but christian coleman has looked like a man with a point to prove, and boy was that fast. the sixth fastest time in history. when you cross the line and you know you came in first place in the 100m, i don't know, it is hard to put that kind of feeling into words. you don't get that opportunity many times, so to take advantage of it, i am just dreadful. but for the first time in a post bolt era, it is the women's 100m bolt era, it is the women's100m final tonight that really captures the imagination. very impressive run for dinner at a smith. she was as calm as you like in the heat yesterday —— dina asher—smith. a world —class yesterday —— dina asher—smith. a world—class season has left gold firmly in

but questions remain over the 23 year old's checkered past coleman still angry with the u.s. anti-doping agency after they revealed the news about his 3 missed dart tests. as is not something that was ever folks. said you would do something like that a charter. member i'll add information got out there to the public. house where on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found hasan becoming the 1st one of to win the world's hartle. long jump legend marc hauser mcclatchey to die guaranteed gold in his old events with americans late 08.69 meters still well short of power gold record of 8.948 makes is that right back in 9091. or day 2 ended like day one when diehards waterfronts with the mixed 50 kilometer rice walk and once again the humid conditions made it tough for the competitors china's the angry winning the women's race. wants to power and this is a key to men's gold just ahead of 43 year old john vieira the portuguese veteran defying the difficult conditions become the oldest man to win a medal in any event al-jazeera. what the hell malik's been

no kristin coleman in those 200 meter heats the 100 meter champion from last night with drawing 2 hours before today's events our sports correspondent andy richardson has been following all the action and joins us in the studio and let's start with the women's 100 i know that they say that you should never look at what happens in the heat in the semifinals in this case but surely and fraser prize certainly did look very impressive the be champion looking really. nice a $27.00 scene out having a 1st child which is now by looking to be running is as well as ever i mean you look at yesterday's wanted to make a final in the men's what christian coleman was outstanding throughout and it was a foregone conclusion save that he was going swimming which she did not quite looking at the women's one of her mates it in quite the same why there are contending for as a price looks ahead but she's not too far ahead. of the ivory coast but really good in her semifinal looks as though she's got morsi gave she could become the 1st african to win a gold medal in this event she won silver 2 years ago and d

station of our athletes so coleman is here on form and on the track you have a class part of a major upset if he doesn't win 100 metres has to be said the stadium behind is filling up was not a great crowd here yesterday but it's 100 meters for the fans out i think that we've seen the 1st world record on the track tonight tell us about that in the new advances where you have a 4 by 400 meters mixed relay which is that for new events and not surprising perhaps that's a world record falling in its cement 2 women racing sauce or for the 1st time an athletics were also seated that that's ok olympics next year. and it's an event where there's no set way the man can run when women can run in any order. and it's just hard to figure out what it is making to try and stay relevant innovates and to show that this is a school where men and women compete on the same stage and same championship side by side for gold medals together ok and the men's 400 meter hurdles promises to be quite as they tell us about his bout that you see in semifinals today we've got 3 of the. fastest 400 meter. pods on a

the build up to the competition saw the us anti—doping agency charge coleman with missing three drugs tests in 12 months before withdrawing the claim. he gave this reaction, after his win. sad you start with something like that. trying to smear my reputation. and i don't know how the information got out there to the public, but it shouldn't have. but it is what it is, man. now all i've got to do is keep doing what i've been doing, focus on me, now i am world champion, that is something nobody will ever take from me. the forecast is for a low turnout, in afghanistan's presidential election. tens of thousands of police and soldiers have been protecting polling stations after warnings of violence from the taliban. so far at least four people have been killed and 80 others injured in bomb and mortar attacks. the poll, which had been delayed twice, follows the breakdown of peace talks, between the taliban and the us. martin patience reports from the capital, kabul. voting in afghanistan takes courage. this is an election that will be closely scrutinised for fraud. taliban threats didn't st

man's 100 meter feeds brought some big names to the track on the opening night america's christian coleman who holds the fastest time in the world so far this year stop the timings across the 6 heats defending champion just to gatland and 2011 champion jamaica as you know had blake also ease to victories in their heats it was a busy opening day at the stadium as andy richardson reports. track and field fans in doha have every right to be happy cats host capital city is the setting for the middle east 1st ever world athletics championships it's a 1st for qatar. and it's just just nice to see all the nationalities together in one place i'm so excited. to. see the my federal kids here i come to will celebrate too with them is beautiful you know to have this is the 1st thing you always watch until your government watches. these championships and normally held in august but on this occasion i've been shifted to the end of september in order to avoid the higher temperatures of cats all summer it does mean our plates are being asked to hit peak performance levels at a time when they're normally p

has to be regarded as one of the favorites but little bit about it with coleman because it was revealed last month that he's missed not once not twice but 3. drug tests over the last 12 months that ordinarily that would get you suspended from the world championships but there was a loophole in the i double acid whatever rules meaning he was allowed to run so that a controversy surrounding him but when you come to controversy there is none more controversial than the defending world champion justin gatlin i'm sure you know he has been banned twice in his career for doping and he's pretty unapologetic about it as well so he's a very very divisive character in athletics but you cannot deny he is definitely a competitor so he'll definitely one of the ones to watch but one of my tips to do well in 100 meters is divide the dura he's a young sprinter from nigeria now he's won 9.6 seconds this season which makes him the 2nd fastest man in this field in the world and he does win the 100 meters gold will become the 1st african sprinter of the world 100 meter champion for the heat for the men to $

christian coleman is back for the 200 meter heats up to his success in the 100 meters will reflect on his controversial victory and we get our 1st look at the man to be the tracks next big store that's no lie. and we'll also have action from the russian grand prix on the rugby world cup join us in about 20 minutes. thanks so much paul still ahead on al-jazeera both on trump and the democrats begin as a political battle to impeach the president begins the controversial airport project in part of that could help bring in more tourism but also destroy ancient ruins. hello there it is most secure across much of the middle east some cloud further than all streaming across the caspian save it a little much there in the way of moisture and in fact warming up as well again into back to 21 a mundell a bit warmer as we head into tuesday what we have got isn't a warm air in place in tashkent 23 degrees but the rain and the mountain snow that really just pushing on choose day so just 14 celsius in the meanwhile 28 degrees celsius in kabul to the south there's no real cooling off here either still

sprinter christian coleman has won the world championship gold in the 100 meters in doha home and missed 3 drug tests but was cleared on a technicality last month shrugging off the controversy the 23 year old stormed to victory in a time of 9.76 seconds fellow american justin gatlin took the silver medal and canada's andre de gras the bronze but it's coleman who emerges as the apparent heir to retired sprinting legend you single. mercedes formula one team has sacked 4 employees who they say were in breach of the team's diversity and equality regulations the team confirmed the sackings which were carried out of august ahead of sunday's russian grand prix the move comes after british newspapers reported an internal investigation into quote racist bullying of a muslim employee at the team's u.k. headquarters. you're up to date now on d.w. news i'm marrying evan steyn from me and the entire news team here in berlin and thanks for watching. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the could. be coaxing germany to learn german why not come with t

never gone think of the men's 100 meters final we had a really clear idea that as long as christian coleman got out of the blocks he was going to win gold wasn't quite the case for the women is a really high quality field and as you say with shelley and fraser pryce she took most of 27 seen outs while she had her 1st child don't quite show how our form is going to be this season she's back for best and that is a 4th world title for her also some great performance down the field day in russia smith taking silver and international record for the united kingdom and america as its holy bronze following up from her so over 2 years ago still trying to become the 1st african to win that 100 meter title maybe that could happen at the olympics next year it's a little bit about christian taylor we spoke earlier in the triple jump we weren't quite sure how did go didn't start very well for him either with those 2 illegal jumps but he recovered beautifully didn't he yeah we just been talking to him actually just just after his events and they had a big smile on his face saying now is confident all the

of final which almost certainly will involve 2 individuals very different stages of korea christine coleman a young american is just bursting on to the scene and just a girl in the defending world champion from 27 seen he's now 37 well they do both have in common is a big question mark over their careers coleman missed 3 out of competition tests in the last year something which could have landed him with a fully championships effectively got out of the us on a technicality and then we've got lin you have an athlete who's already served 2 doping suspensions during his career no use saying both see of course at the world championships for the 1st time since 2003 and more what was so good of it was beyond him being a brilliant sprint's and his personality was such that when he was involved of the slightly more negative story surrounding track and field just disappear into the review mirror that is no longer the case but isn't here anymore and everyone involved in track and field athletes it's hoping that a big new still kind of merge these championships ok great stuff andy thank you to other s

metres heats 2 hours before the event saying he was feeling sore after winning his title on sunday coleman could still feature in the relays which start on friday the usa with the winners of the new 4 by 400 metres mixed relay events the core tenets of will but london allyson felix courtney a colo and michael cherry to go in the world record time to make a once over with bahrain getting the bronze in the men's triple jump christian taylor has battled his way to a 4th world title after 2. illegal germs leap of 17.92 meters was enough to beat fellow american world play to retain its title also out on the field the women's pole vault title was won by angelica see the rover a russian competing as a neutral athlete at the championships with a country still banned i will definitely it's to go with an effort of 4 meters and 95 centimeters in the final households corresponding richardson has been following all the action and joins us in the studio now and let's talk about that women's 100 meter final surely and fraser prize it's as if she was never gone think of the men's 100 metres final we had a

and christian coleman, is the fastest man of the year — but there's controversy over his missing three drugs tests. hello and welcome to bbc news. police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters hurling rocks and petrol bombs in anti—government demonstrations. they were marking five years since the start of what became known as the umbrella movement, a campaign for greater democratic freedom under chinese rule. from hong kong, here's our china correspondent, john sudworth. the everyday object that lent its name to a movement was in use again. five years after it first shielded the protesters from the pepper spray and tear gas. in 2014, the umbrella protests faded away. but this year they're back with a vengeance — in far more violent form. we have no choice. like, we can't go back. imean... for me, like... if we lose this time, hong kong cannot survive for more than another five years. the anniversary began calmly enough, with thousands joining a peaceful rally. but this is now a deeply divided society. with those who fear that hong kong's freedoms ar

usa's christian coleman has won the 100 metres at the world athletics championships in doha. he clocked a time of 9.76 seconds, with fellow american justin gatlin claiming the silver medal. coleman, who this season avoided a ban for missing three doping tests, was the pre—event favourite. canada's andre de grasse took bronze, and great britain's only man in the final, zharnel hughes, finished sixth in a time of 10.06. those things happen, unfortunately. you just have to be strong minded, be focused and come again. that's what i'm going to do. i'm disappointed, but hey, i can't give up disappointed, but hey, i can't give up on myself... what happens. —— myself. that's what happens. charles leclerc is in the groove in formula i at the moment. he stuck his ferrari on pole for sunday's russian grand prix in sochl leclerc will start from the front for the fourth consecutive race after finishing a four tenths of a second clear of lewis hamilton. ferrari team—mate sebastian vettel, who won his first race of the year last weekend, will start from third. annamiek van vleuten w

never gone think of the men's 100 metres final we had a really clear idea that as long as christian coleman got out of the blocks he was going to win gold wasn't quite the case for the women is a really high quality field and as you say with shelley and fraser pryce she took most of 27 c. outs while she had her 1st child no one quite sure how our form was going to be this season she's back for best and that is a 4th world title for her also some great performances down the field day in russia smith taking silver and international record for the united kingdom and america has its hold of a bronze following up from her soviet soon years ago still trying to become the 1st africans who win that 100 meter title maybe that could happen at the olympics next year it's a little bit about christian taylor we spoke earlier in the triple jump we weren't quite sure how did go didn't start very well for him either with those 2 illegal jumps but he recovered beautifully didn't he yeah we just been talking to him actually just just after his events and they had a big smile on his face confident all the tim

max harris was acquitted and derrick coleman a well his future is still up in the air. chief assistant district attorney kevin dunn levy spoke on district attorney nancy o'malley is behalf she was not here because of a scheduling conflict. he says that his office represented the 36 families involved in this case to the best of their ability they feel for those families as for how they move forward with they'll have to decide that in the coming weeks since the beginning of this case. with families. the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. >>still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward. as we go forward if we understand that the jury had a split verdict or a hung jury again sir mister armey not we're going to evaluate. in the evidence that came out from this case. we're going to take into account. discussions that jurors may have had with are trial lawyers. and we will evaluate and go forward only the statement was briefly only spoke for a minute or 2 and he did not answer any questions some of the family members of the victims were in att

coleman was the pre—event favourite. canada's andre de grasse took bronze. great britain's zharnel hughes, finished sixth. dina asher smith will bid to become world champion for the first time today. she eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final mauricio pochettino says he's happy for his tottenham team and their fans after they beat southampton at the end of what has been a testing week for the club. they were knocked out of the league cup by league two colchester on tuesday following defeat to leicester in the league last weekend. they didn't make it easy though — hugo lloris gifted southampton a goal with this sloppy mistake which made it one alljust after spurs had gone down to 10 men but harry kane grabbed a winner for the home side to put them back into the top four. liverpool have reported chants made during saturday's women's super league defeat at manchester united, to the football association.liverpool believe they relate to the hillsborough disaster. the match itself was won by united , with

has the personality but he also brings a fair bit of baggage 3 missed drug tests in 12 months makes coleman one of the most divisive figures in the sport but moments after blowing away the field in the 100 meters on saturday the 23 year old american was taking aim at his country's anti doping agency i as is not something i was ever folks along needed i would be here. you would do something like that a charter. member station i'll add information got out there to the public eye elsewhere on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found her son becoming the 1st darts one of to win the world title i and long jump legend mike pounded out of his seat as the young jamaican won his country's 1st field world title to taking gold with a leap of 8.69 meters the longest win legal jump in 10 years but still way short of pounds 28 year world record. or day 2 ended like day one on diehards waterfronts with the mixed 50 kilometer race walk and once again the humid conditions made it tough for the competitors china's the angry winning the women's race i. wanted to pair and zuki to

coleman had been charged with missing three drugs tests and was facing an automatic one—year ban. the sprinter had argued that one of the missed tests was outside the i2—month period in which the three strikes can be applied. if found guilty, coleman would have missed the world championships and the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. he's now free to compete at the world athletics championships, in doha later this month. the decision can still be appealed by wada or the athletics governing body. bury fans are continuing to fight for their club, with crisis talks being held to try to find a way to get bury back into the football league. fan groups have met with local mps and the mayor of manchester to try to secure a future for the club, which was expelled from the league after financial difficulties and a buyer pulling out at the 11th hour. we recognise that the mismanagement of the club has put bury in this situation, perhaps given the club an unfair advantage, so we understand the football league need to take action. what we feel, though, is the punishment is unduly harsh and what w

anti-doping who said he missed 3 tests but coleman successfully fought the case that claiming he'd only missed 2 in the 12 month period he goes into the championships where the wall the leading team of 9.81 seconds and is also expected to compete in the $200.00 ms defense i wanted lee i mean i don't really know what is to say i mean i explained the situation and i don't you know take any performance i don't take any the legal or illegal a i just you know work or in my god given talent abilities and you know continue to do that but it is you know mistake out it's easy to you know remember. any time i make a move or anything like that. well there's been some more doping controversy ahead of the event didn't become a champion does not set off has been temporarily suspended after one of his samples failed doping test that 70 or that one touch that was found on the gold medal at the rio 2016. while the event organizers say they're ready to go for the event at the haifa international stadium will host most of the track and field events. you can feel the heat of the war the organization has in

clive coleman with that assessment. let's talk about what is going to be happening at the supreme court, the highest court in the land. i'm joined by drjoelle grogan, senior lecturer in law at middlesex university, and robert craig, from the university of bristol law school. is this difficult for the judges? this is a grey area between the law, the constitution, politics. as with everything to do with brexit, we are in unprecedented and uncharted legal territory. i can't imagine, well, not since last gina miller case three ago, when we are asking the fundamental, constitutional questions, what should parliament do, what should the government do, what are the limits on those powers, and very importantly, what is the place of the supreme court in deciding and determining these questions? if you are one of those 11 supreme court judges, questions? if you are one of those 11 supreme courtjudges, what would your decision be? do you haven't heard the case yet of easy but what would be your inkling. the starting point has got

clive coleman, our legal correspondent. let's go to westminster now and our political correspondent jessica parker. borisjohnson has played down the significance of this, but how big a political blow is this? a huge blow. obviously, it's quite a bizarre situation today, when this ruling came in. he was at the un general assembly, attending a business brea kfast, assembly, attending a business breakfast, but this is hugely damaging for this government. the highest court in the lead has said the decision to prorogue parliament was unlawful. —— in the land. and a lot of mps are pretty cross, so what you can count on tomorrow is that, when these mps return they will want to hold this government's feet to the fire, put borisjohnson under intense pressure, ask a lot of awkward, difficult questions, perhaps try and take control of the order paper again. another thing being talked about, but i don't think it's clear when this might happen, a possible vote of no confidence in boris johnson's government. we've heard calls from op

but questions remain over the 23 year old's checkered past coleman still angry with the u.s. anti-doping agency after they revealed the news about his 3 missed dart tests. was ever felt. reputational i'll add information. elsewhere on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found her son becoming the 1st darts one of to win the world title. long jump legend marc hauser macafee to giganto take gold in his old events with americans late of 8.69 meters still well short of power world record of 8.948 meters that right back in 9091. day 2 ended like day one on diehards waterfronts with the mixed 50 kilometer race walk and once again the humid conditions made it tough for the competitors china's young rory winning the women's race. whilst apparently zuki took men's gold just ahead of 43 year old gerald vieira the portuguese veteran defying the difficult conditions to become the oldest merit to win a medal in any event while al-jazeera. this is on to syria and these are the top stories yemen city military commanders have released images which they say show t

best track and field stars are in joe i had of the world athletics championships sprinter christian coleman has rejected accusations that he is a drug cheat the 23 year old was investigated after he missed 3 doping tests coleman successfully fought the case of declaiming he'd only be missed 2 in a 12 month period american is the world's fastest 100 meter runner this year. but the fans only i mean i don't really know what is to say i mean. he explained the situation i don't you know it's a guinea pig for me i don't take any the legal. work or in my god given talent abilities and you know continue to do that but it is you know mama stayed out could see you know. any time i make a move or anything like that. a limpid camera champion dilshad nasser of the santa has been suspended for doping offense a sample of his from the 2011 world championships has been retested and was found to contain a banned steroids. french open winner and world number one ashley barty is through to the quarterfinals at the wellhead open in china. cabinet of the united states in straight sets party could become the 1st

coleman was the pre—event favourite. canada's andre de grasse took bronze. great britain's zharnel hughes, finished sixth. this evening attention will turn to dina asher smith's bid to become world champion for the first time. the british record—holder eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final at the worlds before. the men's elite road race is under way at the cycling world championships in yorkshire. rather wet conditions on the roads from leeds to harrogate. these are live pictures... the course has been shortened due to the weather. ben swift will be hoping to push for gold. the british champion will have a strong team of five riders alongside him including the 2018 tour de france winner geraint thomas. the welshman was due to ride in the time trial earlier in the week, but pulled out to focus all his efforts on helping swift. in the russian grand prix — lewis hamilton is out in front, after the early leader sebastien vettel had to pull out of the race with engine problems. you can follow the race

a suspension us off already has had a nationally banned him from missing 3 drug tests in 12 months coleman argued one of the violations on a special whereabouts app should be backdated. i mean i don't really know. the situation. in my given abilities continue to do. anything. but some athletes have been stopped from taking part in doha. michael cave it is among 2 top kenyan 5000 meter runners to be barred after failing to undergo sufficient doping testing. to d.q. stands and then pick how much champion dilshad now sort of is also suspended after failing a drug test on a sample from 2011. russia has been banned from international athletics competitions in 2015 because of allegations of state run doping the suspension remains but sebastian coe reelected as the head of will def let exporting the i.w.a. after thinks the sport faces a bigger battle than just being you know these are the challenges that a sport confronts but they are not remotely the largest challenges that we face the largest challenge we face is to maintain our sport at the top of the sporting pyramid and to remain exciting an

coleman had been charged with missing three drugs tests and was facing an automatic one—year ban. he is now free to compete at the world athletics championships, beginning in doha at the end of this month. hurricane dorian has ground to a halt over the abacos islands in the bahamas, where 13,000 homes are feared to have been destroyed or severely damaged. at least five people have died. the storm is forecast to head towards the east coast of the united states, where more than a million people have been evacuated from their homes. 0ur north america correspondent, aleem maqbool, reports. 0vernight, life was changed in abaco in the bahamas by the strongest storm ever recorded there. large areas of these low—lying islands were totally submerged. winds reaching more than 160 miles an hour with ocean surges recorded up to 23 feet high. the scraps of footage posted online as the hurricane barrelled through, before power and communications went down, painting a terrifying picture. please, pray for us. pray for abaco, please, i'm begging you. my baby's only four months old, so please pra

accusations that he's a drug cheat the 23 year old was investigated after he missed 3 doping tests coleman successfully fought the case of declaiming he'd only missed 2 and a 12 month period american as the world's fastest 100 meter runner this year. as ironically i mean i don't really know what is to say i mean. he explained the situation i don't you know it's a guinea before me i don't take any the legal or illegal a i do is you know work or in my god given talent in abilities and you know continue to do that but it is you know mistake i could see the. day there any time i make a move or anything like that. olympic hammer champion announcer often t.g. gets on has been suspended for a doping offense a sample of his from the 20 a leavened world championships has been retouched it was found to contain a banned steroids. french open winner and world number one ashley barbie is through to the quarter finals that they will hand open in china the australian beats a few canon of the united states in straight sets friday could become the 1st australian to finish the year as the world's top ranked

best track and field stars are in joe i had of the world athletics championships sprinter christian coleman has rejected accusations that he's a drug cheat the 23 year old was investigated after he missed 3 doping tests coleman successfully fought the case of declaiming he'd only be missed 2 in a 12 month period american is the world's fastest 100 meter runner this year. has ironically i mean i don't really know what is to say i mean. he explained the situation and i don't you know take any performance i don't take any the legal or illegal you know work or in my god given talent in abilities and you know continue to do that but it is you know mom stayed out to sea to you know remember the day that any time i make a move or anything like that. a limpid camera champion dilshad nasser of his son has been suspended for a doping offense a sample of his from the 2011 world championships as with the retested it was found to contain a banned steroids. french open winner and world number one ashley barty is through to the quarterfinals at the wellhead open and china. beat sophia kamin of the united

made says please who really are very different stages of their career and we heard about christian coleman the fastest man in the world this year and also justin gatlin the defending champion you know $37.00 well they do both have in common is both in question mark over their careers christian couple missed 3 don't contest out of competition this year could have been suspended basically got out of the pound on a technicality when as well someone who sued suspensions during his career no use saying bowls here of course and what was so good up beyond being a brilliant sprints it was that when he was on the track all the other stuff the negative stories around track and field just disappeared into the very marrow he's now gone and i think organizers here desperately hoping a new big star can emerge of these championships preferably one who haven't got a controversial past ok great stuff andy thank you so much to other sport now and it was red bulls match for sap in who set the pace after the opening practice stay for the russian grand prix in sochi it up the timings added far as charles elect

coleman is now free to compete at the world athletics championships, beginning in doha at the end of the month. the transfer window is firmly shut across the big leagues in europe and there were some big transfer deadline day movers and shakers. mauro icardi is off to psg on loan while triple champions league winner keylor navas also moves across to the french capital from real madrid with world cup winner alphones areole moving the other way. elsewhere arsenal's henrikh mkhitaryan is heading for roma on a season—long loan deal. the italian club will pay a fee and the players wages, but there is no option or obligation to buy the armenia international, so he could find himself back in london next season. west ham strikerjavier hernandez is heading to spain, he's completed a move to sevilla on a three year deal. the mexico international scored 17 goals in 63 games for the london club. roger federer will play in a record—extending 56th grand slam quarter—final later when he faces grigor dimitrov. the five—time champion needed just 78 minutes to beat david goffin in straight set

i coleman's biggest challenge for gold is likely to come from reigning champion justin gatlin also of the u.s. the 37 year old raced within himself posting a time of $10.00 and possibly saving his best for the next round was the day also saw the 1st bit of comedy of the championships u.s. run appalled lost one of his shoes after getting clipped in his 5000 meters heat that however wasn't enough to stop the man that wants to live at the rio olympics even with just one shoe still managed to accelerate down the homestretch to seal an impressive win i there was also a real display of sportsmanship for the doha crowd to savor it came in the 1st heat of the men's 5000 meters jonathan busby of aruba completely ran out of steam but still managed to finish the race. thanks to one of his fellow competitors guinea-bissau brain must. be exhausted over the finish line it compounded what was the memorable 1st day of 2900 so hell malik al-jazeera a while back that is here with me and now i hope yesterday or last night while we're here and this lovely air conditioned studio you were there at the mara

clive coleman, bbc news. we will have more comment on that later in the programme. israelis are heading to the polls for the second time in less than six months. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is fighting for a fourth consecutive term after failing to form a coalition government during the summer. bibi, as he's known, has been pulling out all the stops to hang on to power, issuing a calculated stream of warnings, accusations and promises to rally his right wing base. barbara plett usher reports. campaigning, israeli style. it is a bareknuckle fight for political survival. with the parameters are facing possible corruption charges, he will do anything to win. the diehard supporters of benjamin netanyahu. diehard supporters of benjamin neta nyahu. they are diehard supporters of benjamin netanyahu. they are determined to get him every vote and he really needs them. he is definitely having their vote. the powerful cultural orthodox parties have been flexing their muscle under his watch, protecting their exemptions from the military draft and shutting things down