>> willie, you understand, man. >> yeah. joe, i'm doing the same thing in east london, something out of a dickens novel kids in their tattered clothing. that's why i'm over here. >> there's a little going on over there. you stop it you two. >> what a great -- what a big, big day yesterday, willie geist. this thing, it just keeps getting bigger. more -- >> it's huge. i was lucky enough to be in the stadium last night when usain bolt ran the 200 meters and it wasn't close. it's amazing to think one man can be that much better than the seven other best in the world at what he does. this is the 200 meter race. just dusts everybody and watch the end, he kind of pulls up, which was strange, he could have broken his own world record 19:19, he slows down at the end, blows a kiss as he crosses the finish line. it's not close. now watch how he pulls up a little bit. it's interesting because he can see the clock in front of him. i guess he didn't want to break his own record. silencing his critics there.