>> we all remember that horrific leg injury suffered by alex smith last season. this week we learned he took a major step his recovery. smith's wife posted this picture on instagram.r aftght months he no longer needs to wear an external fixator. he had been wearing the brace to promote healing in he bones he broke last year. he's a longy from returning to the football field but this is certainly a step in the right direction. >>> volunteers fro all across the country came to the district this week to help spruce up lington national cemetery. it's called renewal remembrance day. their time ers ga to do landscaping work around the cemetery. they planted flowers, spread fertilizing, fixed sidewalks and more. many of these volunteers who came are veterans themselves and they tell us they just want to honor those who served. >> missed the opportunity to say tha you to those that are buried here and who paid the ultimate sacrifice but it also gives us a chance to thank their families by helping care for a place and supplement what the cemetery does. >> this was the 23rd

last november,ou'll remember against the texans, alex smith right leg turned the wrong way. he suffered two broken bone in that leg. multiple surgeries followed and a brace was needed to stabilize the brace. finally today that metal contraption known as an external fixator was removed from smith's leg. in fact he captured this on instagram and last month has been nothing short of crazy and though it's not over day, it's a big milestone. we're shedding the weight that erallyas been carrying l and figuratively. it's one step closer to the goal. the resilience and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched. smith credited the fixate ore with allowing him to hale and walk again and keep fixated on his goal of returning tthe playing field. >> look forward to seeing him back there. >> thanks, dave. >>> hall of fame boxer purnell swea" "sweet whitaker has died. it does not appear that drugs or alcohol was involved in the crash. he was regarded as one of the world's greatest defensive fighters ever. a world champ in four different weight classes. he was 55 years old. >>> closing argu

quarterback alex smith leaving practice here with redskins super bowl champion joe theismann. is is the first time seen him without that external fixator removed ten days ago, but smith out entire year, and that doesn't make it any easier to answer the question who will be the starting qrterback this season for head coach jay gruden. >> you know, we just have to be aware of making sure that people get challenged in critical situations as well as first and second down. c> it will be a goodllenge for us. i think obviously that's the nuater one challenge th we have as a staffaking sure we give the guys the reps and ve them ample opportunity to succeed so that they are the starter. >> tomorrow aft wr practice,e will be taing withhe quarterback, but another position battle, the running backs. a tight-knit group making the competition in order to make this team better. it's featuring hafuture hall of famer adrian peterson and current back darrius guice. >> all you can control is how you play when you're in there. >> we don't talk about getting you more reps onpassing and stuff. just

. >>> well, alex smith has gotten his medieval torturing device off of his leg it looks like. >> i thougy to describe it, really is. >> doesn't look like it's helpful. >> apparently it was though. >> not mfortable. >> just a horrific injury. reminded us of joe theismann back in '85. >> i can hear it. >> watching that with johnny unit as on "monday night football." ever want to see something like that again and yet we, have hundreds of times. >> over and over again. .> it's pressure alex smith just couldn't shake he needed it. the pressure t from external fixator, probably as comfortable as it sounds, attached to his right leg. the brace anchored smith after multiple surgeries after that gruesome injury over the texans and today smith was able to loose the brace d gainn his recovery. in fact, smith's wife posting this picture on instagram. afteragentquonths the terback no longer needing to wear the brace after afterwards he credits the fixate ore in his quest to walk again. he still returns to the footbalt field ands is a step minus the brace in the right direction. >> world team tennis,

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. >> good news for skins quarterback alex smith. fans will remember that terrible leg injury he suffered last season. now a big step ward recovery. take a look at this picture. smith's wife posted this picture on instagram. after eight mont l he noger needs to wear that brace. it had been holding his leg together basically. to h had been wearing it promote healing in the bones that are broken. he still has a long way away from returning to the football field but this is certainly a i stepthe right direction. great to see him getting back on track. would love to see him back on the field but one day at a time for him. >> got to take time for that to really heal and back to playingh e. >> wishing him the best. >>> here is proof that anyone can make a difference no matter their age. >> go, go. >> go goats. >>ee lurg fourth grader ala macgregor is a big reason these goats are feasting on the wed along town branch creek. she noticed the fire flies had all but disappeared from the creek where she likes to walk. >> she learned that it coul

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. >> reporter: alex smith out of the equation.bbing from the gruesome legging injury he suffered last year. tomorrow camp progressing. the it players putting on pads for the first time this season. >>> thanks, sherry. taking on the best toom unbaball. top one, sanchez on the hill. under duress. etlos. throws. not in time. 1-0. l.a. east coast/west coast battle. he goes off field to left. coming in to tie the game. hurrardo parra out at the it plate. the call was upheld. two on for justin turner facing kyle bearclaw. advantage turner.o, yeah, n not quite there. that three-run shot gives thisod one to the drs. they take game one, 4-2. here's mar tos on the costly home run. i like bayclearclaw but when y fall behind i'm a good hitter and you got to throw a fast ball. you see where it goes. >> orioles out west facing the angels. already up 4- ronaldo nunez rip as three-run shot to right center. orioles up 7-0 early in this ong against the aels. the wizards offering bradley beale a thirty-twoyear $100 million max contract. no word if b

. >> reporter: alex smith was also in training camp. he was driven out to the field. there are three quarterbaghs fiting for that starting job. from richard, sherree burruss, "news4 today." hi >> always som with that team. >>> four cities around here t make the list of the top placesu in the cntry to raise your family. find out if you live in one of those areas. >>> plus, a piece of our local urstoryd under water. news4 chrisgordon go out on the water to give >>> it's a big decision for parents. a new llet hub study ranked the best place to raise a family. the best spot is overland park, kansas! yea! the highest ranking was columbia, maryland. only city in the top 100 in maryland. virginia beach at 41 and chez a eek, virginia, 42 and d.c. was ranked number 80. 80. >> a new reason to visit southern maryland if you love water. wildlife and history. it's part of the potomac river that runs next t charles county and a designated as a new national marine sanctuary. it's meant to protect a fleet of world one 1 ships. >> you can see theen sunkhips in the bay. visitors in kay

. >> alex smith also in richmond n day one as last year's starting quarterback was driven out to thefield. there are three quarterbacks fighting for that starting job. our first chance to talk with them ill be tomorrow. from richmond, news4 sports. >> all right, at least derrius guice didn't call him grandad. >>> this is a streak of double digit stke out games. skip to the 6th. nats down 5-3. 2 on for para. he takes bun to right center. heads to second, 200 double for him. ties the game at 5. dug outloving it. does some damage. smack. fernando rodney is off deep to center. that's gone. desmond ties in a few batters. murphy puts them ahead. bottomf the 9th, nats down 8-7. man on. goes down swinging. rockies avoid the four-game sweep. they get onde in washington a beat the nationals. >>> the washington castles. venus williamsplayed for the castles tonight. very news taking o taylor towns end. look at that backhand. that's going toen help. s staying alive. later on venus doing everything she can. check out this line shot. venus williams. yeah, is keeping the castles in it. but in extend

and kimberly have to say from the outside to his stories like we heard there in the report of alex smith. dying basically because he didn't have enough money to buy russian properly his insulin it's sounds so such a basic issue and yet it's so politically complicated right. yeah it really is politically complicated but those stories are not rare in fact just the opposite it's not just diabetic drugs like insulin it's epi pens for people who go into an aflac to shock as much drugs americans pay some of the highest prices for scription drugs in the world if not the highest some $129000000000.00 spent on prescription drugs in 2016 the numbers the latest year that we have there's a hearing on capitol hill taking place right now because this is really from the standpoint of both republicans and democrats become a crisis the problem is as you point out is that there are 2 very different schools of thought one liberal one conservative on how to resolve this issue from a democratic standpoint it is to bring in socialized medicine like you see in canada in order to bring those prices down to be n

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of this caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger. we need a long term solution this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fix to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that lead to man made insulin. banting sold the patent for insulin for a dollar in

. >> last year's start earl alex smith is still rehaking from the gruesome legging a. s theyll in the mission and he then signing autographs here for fans. >> i like that spit there from those guys, making each other better. all right. so far anyway. >> innings that, sherree. tonight on the possible dangers of vaping. ahead, doctors sounding the in intensive care at the scohollege student found t murd near the old ole miss campus. how remember friends and family are choosing to remember her. >> and today we had an unusual line highketch tour 90 and our temperatures will continue our temperatures will continue to we interestingowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematian on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awotome. i'd rather >>> he's loved musi

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of this caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing isn't fun because he cannot afford it. the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger and. we need a long term solution to this this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fix to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that lead to man made insulin banting sold the patent for i

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of the caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it. the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger and. we need a long term solution to this this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fixes to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from the great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that led to man made insulin. banting sold the patent for insulin

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of this caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger and. we need a long term solution to this this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fix to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that lead to man made insulin. the patent for a dollar intending it ne

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of this caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger. we need a long term solution.

. >> reporter: alex smith was also richmond on day one and fans cheering as last year's starting quarterback was driven out to the field. there are three quarterbacks obghting for that starting from richmond, sherree burruss, "news4 today." >> that means fall is almost here with football starting. >> i know. i know. these redskins keep us so on our toes. confused and frustrated, too! >> yes! >>> next on "news4 today," four legal cities make the list of the top 100 places to raise a family in the country and find out if you live in one of those areas. used to. >> a piece of local history buried under local will be preserved. news4 chris gordon goes out temperatures 2 degrees warmer than average and still having 3 1/2-inch almost rainfall surplus for the month. temperature clear skies have fallen into the 50s for some lucky spots. montgomery county to 60 at the airport. i hope you're enjoying your friday morning. visibility not an issue around town. some of the shelter rural areas a patch of fog and montgomery county as well but it won't last long. sun comes up at 6:04. all sunshine today with

. >> alex smith also in richmond on day one last year's starting quarterback was driven out to the fieldthere are three quarterbacks starting from that job. >> looking forward to training camp this weekend. coming up, we have >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at nbc headquarters. spacex launched its carg mission. he rocket blasted off with a cargo dragon capsule carrying nearly 2.5 tons of supplies to the international space station. the capsule is carrying research and technology payloads that concentrate on develop u lar science. this marks the capsule's fourth trip to the s. >>> have you ever wondered what your pet is doing all day when you're away at work or you come home to find mess left behind by your favorite furry friend? we're going to help you set up your petscc for sus when you have to go away to work all day. we have tooggo to the d of the week. who do we havewe this ? >> this is apollo, he's a 2 1/2-year-old mix. he came in because his owne i could no loer care for him. he did really well in the home, he's sweet. helikes to sit next to you, chew on things. but nothing ove

if >>> some really good news for alex smith.ber that awful leg injury he suffered last seasop a big steo recovery. his wife posted this picture on instagram. no longer needs to wear the brace. he 4 been wearing it to promote healing in the bones were broken. he has a long way to go before hitting the football field. this is a step in the right irection. >> good to see him getting better. >>> every year shelters help animals find forever >omes. we want to do something a little fun with these dog days of summer. >> who better to help with that, than pat collins who whipped up a special challenge for you guys. >> it's come to my attention, there are about a gazillion pets in the washington area. not counting these guys. we're lookatg for th pet with that special talent. that special trick. something that gives you goose bumps. t's get on with it. >> you have three dogs? >> yes. >>he sleep with you. and your wife sleeps? >> she moved out. to the next bedroom. >> look at these beautiful babies. >> pet lovers and their pets have a spe

. >> i am part of this caravan and memory of my son, alex smith, who passed away on june 27, 2017, fromc ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he could not afford it. reporter: the group came to canada to buy medicine, but this is a gesture to medical leaders in the pharmaceutical industry. the price is so high, one in four have to ration the insulin they can afford, putting their lives in danger. >> we need a long-term solution. this isn't the solution. this isn't the fix to what's going on in america, but it's temporary. reporter: prices are regulated by a government appointed body. organizers say that should happen in the u.s., too. >> we are from a developed country. we are from a great country. the lee are not taking care of our citizens. reporter: after buying the drug, they come to the home of frederick, who came up with the idea that came up with man-made insulin. dollar,the patent for a intending get never be used for profit. but that hasn't happened, and diabetics said it's time to honor the wishes of a man who tried to make sure they could survive a disease that used

. >> reporter: alex smith was also in richmond on day one and fans cheering as last year's starting quarterback dreen out to thield. there are three quarterbacks fighting for that starting job. from richmond, sherree burruss,p news4 ts. >> hopefully, they have a good season on tap. >>> next on "news4 today," four localities make the list of the p top 100laces in the the p top 100laces in the seuntry to rai big health insurance, inc. how can i help you? the p top 100laces in the seuntry to rai hello, i'm calling because i've been paying more for my medicines in medicare the p top 100laces in the seuntry to rai hello,and i hear there may i've bbe discounts.re sure, we work with middlemen called pharmacy benefit managers to negotiate discounts. oh, great! so, i can get those at my pharmacy? nope. that's not the way it works. so, you get discounts on medicines, but you're ns? passing them on to u angs up] hello? hello....? a new wallet hub study ranked the best places in america to raise a family. the number one spot is ovanland park,s! no city in our region cracked the top ten. the highest ranking

following this morning's practice, and the loudest cheer coming on day one is when quarterback alex smithas carted on to the field. smith finally in just a brace after suffering grewsome leg injury last year. on the field his teammates kicking off a new season and the training camp grind i welcomed workload. >> it's go time now. this is the start of the real thing, and there's no break out now. straight into the season and everybody decided to hone it in and keep working every day. >> football starteagthree months o and now it's like the big pep rally bore the actual thing. like i said, it's one of the hings you've got to get through before the season gets here. kind of like abe tease re the season gets here. you've got to do it so it is what it is. >> reporter: guice a man of the people. coming up at 5:00, why guice says this past was the hardest of his life and who is helping h come back from injury. jim and erika. >> good stuff for day one. thankso much, sherree. >>> from football camp to swim camp, let's head back out to doug. he's at the stonegate swim club towering over the competit

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of the caravan in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it. the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger. we need a long term solution to this this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fix you what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that led to man made insulin. banting sold the patent for insulin for a

she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of the scare and in memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it. the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger and. we need a long term solution to this this isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fixes to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifesaving drugs the diabetics from the united states will come to the home of frederick banting 1920 came up with the idea that lead to man made insulin banting sold the patent for insulin f

but she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of the scare and memory of my son alex smith who passed away on june 27th of 2017 from diabetic ketoacidosis as a result of rationing because he cannot afford it the group came to canada to buy cheaper insulin but mostly this is a gesture aimed at u.s. political leaders in the pharmaceutical industry insulin prices are so high that one in 4 diabetics in the u.s. has to ration the insulin they can afford putting their lives in danger. we need a long term solution this just isn't isn't the solution this isn't the fixes to what's going on in america but if it's temporary prices for life saving drugs in canada are regulated by a government appointed body organizers of the caravan say that should happen in the us too we are from a developed country. we are from a great country but we are not taking care of our citizens after buying their lifes . saving drugs the diabetics from the united states who come to the home of frederick banting 1928 came up with the idea that led to man made insulin. banting sold the patent for insulin for a

alex forsyth‘s appointment enthusiastically. but someone tweeted this response. and thomas smithuested: well, alex forsythjoins me enough my westminster studio, thank you forjoining us. congratulations on your new role. you are covering the whole of the country. can you explain your new role? yes, the thinking behind this is that over the course of the past few years in particular, our political coverage has rightly been dominated by what happens in westminster that is of course largely due to brexit, the fact that there's been a lot of parliamentary process, there's been some of the important decisions taking place in westminster and of course, the mps from the various political parties have been having a real influence on what is been happening and there is a sense and a feeling that it should not be all we do in terms of our politics and that the decisions made here in westminster affect people from around the country and sometimes what is happening up there in the uk can affect the way the things play out here in westminster, so the idea was that we should try to represent th

he is the author of 21 books, including the spoils of war, greed, power with alex smith, dictator's handbookk, the prediction years game using the lodge irk of brazen self-interests to see and shape the future and my favorite the logic of political survival with al ster smith, randall ciphererson and james monroe. he is author of 140 articles and numerous pieces in major newspapers and the subject of feature stories in the new york, "the wall street journal," the economist, u.s. and news world report, independent, financial times and a two hour documentary about his political forecasting. he has a doctorate in political science from the university of michigan and doctorates from the university of grunnen general and the university of hyfa. three doctorates. welcome, doctor. dr. daniel twinge joined the international republican institute as president in september 2017. he leads iri's team of nearly 600 global experts to link people in governments, motivate people to engage in the political process and guide politicians and government officials to be responsive to citizens. previously he served

the ball falls right in front of dominic smith. alex dickerson has his jet on.ed the game-winning one. 1-0. the giants had won seven straight and are backup 2.500 and just 2 back in the wildcard race. >>> the a's fans might want to -- marcus simeon takes is one to lift.'s 15 power of the season. 1-0 oakland. fast-forward to the sixth. chris egert singles to let to get the a second rbi of the night. the a's take a 4-3 lead. they going to win the final of 5-3. that was not the only show . the north atlantic feels nice and warm at this time of year. tiger much better on day two. eight shots better to be exact. he crawls in this birdie putt on 10. you would shot a 170. northern island own lloyd mcelroy shot a 79. he improved by 14 shots today. he needed a birdie on 18 to make into the weekend. his approach misses the green. he misses the cut by 1 shot. jb holmes roles in the birdie putt on 13. he shot a 68 in his into the weekend at 8 under. shane larry looking to join homes atop the leaderboard. a long birdie putt. en route to shooting a 4 under, 67. right behind t

their first chance to talk to the three players competing for the starting quarterback job as alex smithesorts later today on news 4. now let's send it over to melissa mollet for a look at ur traffic. >> good morning. still have this alert, southbound 270 at germantown road. three-mile backup as you're headed southbound. the ramp from 270 to 118 is shut down, overturned tractor trailer filled with hersheys candies fromast night. right now, 16 miles per hour inu the southb lanes. inner loop, outer loop, no major worries. looking at centreville, westbound 66 before 28, crash blocking two lanes, and ft. washington, northbound 210, left lane is blocked there. >> not yet hot enough to melt those hershey bars. we'll check the >>> good morning. sun is shining on a friday morning. temperature now 74 in washington wrurb still plenty of the suburbs in the mid to0 upper 6s. a seasonably warm dayy. to our average high temperature is 88. the forecast high for today, 89 with a few extra clouds around during the afterno wee wl not b affected by rain at all. boat saturday and sunday seasonably hot and dry

and peter hanscom after causing all sorts of trouble he's delivery removing the helmet of alex kerry. steve smith made 85 before he was run out by a brilliant throw from just butler australia only out of 223. director jason roy made light work of the reply firing 85 of just 65 balls he and jonny bairstow shared a partnership of 124 best fell on 34 to mitchell starc as he set a new world cup record of $27.00 wickets at the 2 of them and. it was left to captain owen morgan and joe root to see england home with 8 wickets 18 of us to spare. an opportunity for us on sunday a huge one at that i think looking back to where we were in 2015 and looking ahead to where we'll be on sunday is a dramatic improvement in the style that we play and the level of expectation that we've created everybody in our changing room should take a huge amount of credit for that i think making the most of the opportunity would be fantastic and so on they were getting their own is also. ladies semifinals there wimbledon has seen 2 dominant performances on center court 7 time champion serena williams took less than an hour to r

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a ball falls right in front of dominic smith and alex dickerson had his jets on. he scores the game winning run 1-0 is the final and the giants have won seven straight and are back up to .500 and two back of the second spot in the wild card race. >>> these a's fans might want to think about wearing their costumes at the coliseum instead of target field where it was 94 degrees. first pitch, 1st inning, third pitch of the game, marcus simeon takes it to left, his 15th homer of the season and it's 1-0 oakland. tied at 3 in the sixth, davis to left gets his second rbi of the night. ramon laurean scores. a's win 5-3 the final. and that's it for your morning sports. i'm andrea nakano. >>> technology has tackled a dilemma, is the baby's diaper wet? >> pampers designed a smart diaper, sensors sending a signal to your phone when the diapers are wet. it tracks your baby's sleep patterns. it hits the market this fall. no word on the price. >>> and here's an invention that no one needs. a flame lower to attachment for your drone. the device holds a gallon of fuel and shoots f

kate harper greeted alex forsyth‘s appointment enthusiastically: another viewer tweeted this response: and thomas smith role? yes, the thinking behind this is that over the course of the last few years in particular, our political coverage has quite rightly been dominated by what happens here in westminster and that is of course been largely to do brexit, the fact that there's been a lot of parliamentary process, there's been some of the important decisions taken here in westminster and, of course, the mp5 from the various political parties have had a real influence on what's been happening more widely. but there was a sense and a feeling that it should not be all we do in terms of our politics. that, of course, the decisions made here in westminster affect people from around the country and sometimes what is happening out there in the uk can affect the way that the things play out here in westminster, so the idea was that we should try and represent that bit more fully. you're based in birmingham, how is it decided where you're going to go day to day? largely, it depends on the story. so, the jobs rea

then we had the situation alex kerry came into bat and did very well with steve smith, eventually outrtnership of 103 and then steve smith run out for 85, a direct hit from jos buttler and that was what england needed because they were whittled through the australia tale order very quickly and put themselves in a great situation where a jason roy and jonny bairstow came out and put ona and jonny bairstow came out and put on a partnership of 124, jason roy is hitting three sixes before eventually out but refusing to go because jonny bairstow eventually out but refusing to go becausejonny bairstow used the review, he went lbw and roy was ushered away. that didn't matter and eoin morgan hit the winning runs along with the test captainjoe root and england booking their place in the final against new zealand, cricket is coming home, we shall see. it has been a heartache somewhat in terms of semifinals and last summer but they put that semifinal who do behind and we could hear from the captain.” semifinal who do behind and we could hear from the captain. i think the performances have got be

the second loan safer smith in the last six games. the 10th, alex dickerson liberty fourth hit of the night. that was enough to get buster posey home giant 24th straight final b- for. the three games i have a taste wild-card spot in the national league. for teams remain ahead of them. the meantime, did to clear the umpire eyes to get a look at this one in oakland. the eighth hosted the mariners. thumbs-up. they were up to minus one of the fence. matt chapman. the 22nd home run. the five rbi the game. before pitches later the other matt. matt olson connected first 20th big of the year. is when it 9-2 for the fifth straight when. what is it mean? for wh, pas pull within for .5 games. tied with cleveland was oakland for the second wild-card spot. steve kerr left the oakland to five straight nba finals. a feet that a seemed so unlikely, it let shakeel o'neil to say this after his laker seems went to for finals five years in the early 2000. >>> for on a five years i will kiss his feet on fear factor it will never be gone again. >> kurt tweeted the clip o

causing all sorts of trouble his delivery removing the helmet of alex carey leaving him bleeding from the chain. well steve smith made 85 before he was run out by a brilliant throw from just butler australia all out for 223. thanks. director jason roy made light work of the reply firing 85 off just 65 posts he and johnny best a shared a partnership of 124. caps you know and we're going to enjoy a route so england home with a 2 week hit send 18 overs to spare. it's an opportunity for us on sunday huge one of that i think looking back to where we were in 2015 and looking ahead to where we'll be on sunday is a dramatic you know improvement of the style that we play and the level of expectation that we've created everybody in the changing room should take a huge amount of credit for that i think making the most of the opportunity would be fantastic and so on they were getting their own is also. yeah very disappointed we came in today expecting to win and we felt like a preparation leading in to the tournament and then the momentum would build up throughout the tournament was was really important and and we we can be

this week, seth rogen, dave bautista, jon favreau, world cup champions alex morgan and megan rapinoe, plus music from jaden smithin us for all that. we don't do this for our health. our first guest is one of the funniest men alive who has a big job wednesday night entertaining the greatest athletes on earth as host of the espys here on abc. please welcome tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> i'm good, man. >> jimmy: you smell good. >> thank you. that's a trick of the trade. my daddy said always wear fragrances. >> jimmy: may i ask what fragrance you use? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: were you here for the earthquake? >> yeah. man, i'm from the east coast. we don't get earthquakes. we got crack heads. the earth started shaking so i popped my pants. of course i did, and a little bit of pea came out. so they said that's going to be going on for the next 20 days so i got this for the aftershock. >> jimmy: oh. underwear. you've got a giant pair of underwear. >> i'm ready for the aftershock. it's all i could find. >> jimmy: well, i'm glad you're okay. you had just gotten off the plane when

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