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a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable. s impressive medal haul big smiles on your face this morning. i was in the stadium last night and the atmosphere was electric. i found it night and the atmosphere was electric. ifound it hard night and the atmosphere was electric. i found it hard to sleep — did you get any sleep whatsoever?” got some. anyone else? no. a real night drama for british athletics for you ladies in particular. what does this mean for you? it means so much. at our home stadium, it was unreal. it was nothing we actually plan. we wanted to do it, but doing it as plan. we wanted to do it, but doing itasa plan. we wanted to do it, but doing it as a whole different thing. can you explain to me what the noise was like? in here, my ears are still ringing the morning after.m like? in here, my ears are still ringing the morning after. it was electric. the moment great britain was announced, you literally feel and hear the roar of the whole crowd than stadium, and it got you really pumped up. you didn't want to do well

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a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable.r his country, albeit in the a00m version, is iwan thomas. he was watching the action at the london stadium last night, and he is back there for us this morning. good morning to you. let's kick off on those relay team results. because they were unexpected. how important we re they were unexpected. how important were they for the team's medal tally? so important, for the morale, for the people of london as well. the atmosphere has been great, but it went up to another level last night. i think the girls were really confident after the heats. i thought, if i am honest, perhaps a bronze but to get the silver, and then when the guys came out you could see they meant business. it is a great example of it is not about four individuals who can run fast times, but getting that baton out safely. and the first leg was so quick. i thought at that point we are going to win this. and the delight on their faces, it has been a tough road to get here so to be crowned world champions really did lift th

a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable. will jessica is at the london stadium.a night of high drama. what a night. exactly, what an evening of absolute drama. i was lucky enough to be in that stadium last night, and the atmosphere was absolutely electric. i think my ears are still ringing, and my voice is a little croa ky from are still ringing, and my voice is a little croaky from cheering on all the athletes last night. it was just incredible. even in the morning session, very, very busy. it will be the busiest session we have had so far at these world championships. all the fans flocked into the stadium to get that glimpse of the legend, usain bolt, as he was running in the four x 100—metre heat. and in the evening this really was the hottest ticket in town. just incredible. around 80,000 fans screaming, shouting, on theirfeet, waving their flags, all screaming, shouting, on theirfeet, waving theirflags, all for screaming, shouting, on theirfeet, waving their flags, all for the athletes on this track. it was just fantastic and i wonder if anyone has actually

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as a world—class athlete. staying on top, defending your title, and family life. in this programme, they will reflect on theirjourneys since that unforgettablee olympic stadium. and consider what the future holds as london prepares to welcome the world once again. five years have passed since super saturday. since then, jess, mo and greg have all followed their own unique paths as athletes. i am keen to see how my experiences in the sport compared to theirs. during my own career, i competed in three olympic games and five world championships. i dealt with the highs and lows that come with striving to stay at the top. greg rutherford, the long jump star of super saturday, trains to be the best in the world with the coach who led him to olympic glory. that means spending much of the year in arizona. i am keen to see how he and his family are getting on out there. greg, how are you? good to see you. i'm good. however you? i'm good. this is not london. definitely. nice to meet you. pleasure. how long have you been coming here? 2013 was the first year. one of the best coaches in the world. why not stick with it? really are. it has been good. we s

as a writer. john mccain writes great man and a great arizona an. >> cynthia fadden looks at his unforgettable career. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> for 40 years it was his signature song, though he never learned to read music, his rich voice and extraordinary gift as a guitarist led to more than 70 albums and a staggering 21 top 40 hits. born dirt poor in the depression to a share cropping family in rural arkansas, he was one of 12 kids. his personal path was not always so gentle. he battled alcohol and cocaine addictions and was married four times, but he kept on singing. ♪ southern nights >> in 2011 he received devastating news. he had alzheimer's disease. despite the memory loss, he made a brave decision. >> i ain't done yet. >> to go on tour as planned, hitting the road for 151 stop farewell tour with three of his six kids. >> who are all these people out there. there they are. >> the resulting documentary, an intimate portrait of the toll the disease takes. ♪ i'm still here but yet i'm gone ♪ >> the song was nominated for an oscar. his disease had reached stage six. stage seven is the end of th

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as much about explaining that how and the wine as it will be an opportunity to build the love for learning. >> it will be an amazing way and unforgettable and the kids will never forget starting school this way.>> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news. >> it is exciting. we will have complete eclipse coverage throughout the morning on mornings on 2 . stick around for the solar eclipse special beginning at 9 am.>> you can almost reach out and touch it. >>> it is 4:44 am. >>> sal is watching the commute and how does it look? >> so far looking good. we have some slow traffic as people get on the road early and the 580 corridor through tracy is where we will go first. traffic is slowing on 580 and 205. it is kind of long for this time of the morning with that long backup onto a five and 580 your livermore to pleasanton still looking pretty good and 680 through pleasanton south not a bad commute. interstate 880 in oakland traffic moving well in both directions. the morning commute at the bay bridge toll plaza is light into san francisco. interstate 80 looks good to this point. >>> it is 4:45 am. >>> the forecast has a lot of fog for the morning and the

. >>> the pool is closed right now as soon as we learn more about the condition of the children we'll tell unforgettable trip to aruba. it's memorable for all the wrong reasons, she and her girlfriend were thrown into jail after a security scare on board their plane, they say they didn't do anything wrong. >> news 4, kristin wright talked with the couple about that horrible ordeal. >> jennifer jones and dixon are looking through a bunch of legal documents they can't even read. they're written in dutch, just a small part of the frustrations and sheer anger over a nightmare trip to aruba. >> i was that has happened the to me in my life. >> they flew southwest. somebody wrote the word "bomb" on the flight. jones shot video of passengers corralled surrounded by tsa and aruba police. >> someone pointed me out saying i was the last one that used the rest room. >> a picture here got hauled off for questioning and thrown into two separate jails in aruba over night. >> it was just dismal. i literally slept on a concrete slab. you know, i kept praying the entire time and saying to myself, you know what, this is g

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as popped up. >>> we invite to you relive the magic of the eclipse at 6abc.com. watch adam joseph's unforgettableive report a dramatic time lapse of that event. >> we talked about it with my wife. an incredible moment. everybody is talking about it. the word got out to wear the glasses that is good news. cecily tynan is joining us here this afternoon. cecily you said it would get hot and humid. you mention you are extending the thunderstorm warnings east. a line of severe thunderstorms working in from the west. they are still far away from us and the national weather service issued severe thunderstorm watches from the north and west counties from 9:00 to midnight and the storms moved in past sunset and they will weaken and double scan live radar showing the system i am tracking and you can see quite a bit of red and yellow, those come with intense wind gusts and heavy downpours and a threat of tornadoes up to the north generally across northern pennsylvania and new york. future tracker 6 showing around 10:00 this isly when the poconos and berks county see the storms, they really do fall apart ove

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. >> dutch as he was affectionately known lost his battle with brain cancer, one of hess teammates on that unforgettablem was second baseman, mickey morandini, who is now a coach with the phils. this morning he called into our sister station sport radio 94wip. >> he was -- he's the ultimate team leader, the best clubhouse leader i've ever been involved in, or with. just the way he went about his business, for example, you know, he went through nine knee surgeries, i think it was , and that's hoard to deal with with a catcher, and we would have a long game on a saturday night, play a three hour game, and he would come in the next morning, in a afternoon game, and see his name not in the line up, and woe go right into for going i 's offers, i'm playing today, get me in the line up. next thing you know, he would come out and make the line up change. that was just part of his leadership. he led by example. he led by voice. >> oh, truely a fighter through and through, we're also hearing from phillie fans this morning, that part of our coverage coming up at 6:30 >> chicago mayor rob emanuel suing the federal

as real news of routes, identity politics, kathy griffin, they returned to where they belong. toys in the closet, suddenly outgrown unforgettableallow minds can to survive a flood although some have tried. slate called the heroism that we've seen a myth, climate change apostles use crisis to mock skeptics, academics joke about karma. the media knocks melania for who she and knocks mr. trump for his lack of empathy. what did emotional exception get you in katrina, mayor nagin shouted emotionally on tv. what about all those buses left unused and then ruined by him or the red cross being delayed entry into new orleans? ultimately he went away, nagin is in jail. president bush want to be remembered for turning the other cheek, both blamed him for their errors. it's too soon to judge mr. trump on this but you know what's coming. just weeks ago, the media it used an evil act and charlottesville to indict america. now he arrives to repudiate that notion. writing a perspective that had been wrong for so long. we aren't with the media says we are, divided, hateful, evil. the news has been telling us for years has been dispelled in just

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as thousands descended on graceland to prove that elvis lives at least in their hearts. here's nbc's catie beck. ♪ everybody let's rock >> reporter: the king of rock 'n' roll gone 40 years. his legacy unforgettablereturn to sender >> reporter: his music unmatched. ♪ viva las vegas ♪ you saw me crying >> reporter: elvis presley's country gospel voice, the signature swivel of his hips. ♪ the world couldn't help falling in love. >> i did. i grew up loving elvis. >> reporter: a burning love for nancy craft, president of an elvis fan club in houston, texas. >> when i get to heaven, there will be two people that i'll be seeing. first, my husband. and then elvis. >> reporter: she's one of an estimated 80,000 fans in memphis, tennessee, this week, for the 40th anniversary of presley's death. the annual event lets fans relish artifacts of the past. nancy travels there twice a year with her friend dolores. since 2001 planning every outfit and hour of elvis week. >> let's wear jailhouse rock on sunday. >> that is one thing we have a lot of, and that's t-shirts. >> reporter: at graceland, members reunite. at the mansion, the museum, beside jumpsuits. there's singing. ♪ i can't help >> reporter: the pilgrima

unforgettable morning. bringing him back to his youth. >> how does that feel when you get the handoff like that? >> i could go. >> he's not asoughout the entire tour meeting eagle great harold carmikal and b brent celek, he's been a season ticketholder for 59 years. this moment just as special for his son. >> he'sing this. this is like one of the great things that's ever happened to him. >> you think he has been a lifelong eagles fan basically for his whole life since he had season tickets since 1958, but that's not the case. he was first a what? a new york giants fan. >> i bought them for the eagles and i wasn't a giants fan anymore. >> reporter: what also made his day was the candy. his favorite peanut chews with his name on it. the only candy he ever buys. the brand celebrating 100 years and didn't miss the chance to honor its loyal customer. >> i feel like a golden bird peanut joke. >> it shows dreams still can come true, no matter your age. nbc 10 news. >>> there's only one more preseason game left to go. the birds head north to play the jets next thursday. you'll see it only on nbc 10. >>> from the big game to the big

notebooks, it will be as much about explaining the how's and whys is it will be an opportunity to build the love for learning. >> it will be an amazing way and it will be unforgettablet school this way. >>> stay with ktvu for complete eclipse coverage monday morning beginning at 9 am. >>> for more now on what the weather will be like for viewing the total eclipse, let's go to mark in the weather center.>>> right now, look like areas of fog coast side and the bay might be okay. that's the biggest wildcard with the forecast. inland neighborhoods should have clear skies. the forecast model with the high-resolution now that we're three days out, to -- today's highs are being shown. here we go on the satellite you can see showers and storms developing to our east and there were hail reports towards yosemite valley this afternoon. you can see those storms popping up there and in the bay area we have the same pattern with the fog coast side around the bay and the current numbers in san francisco 63, san jose 78, livermore 80s and santa rosa in the mid-70s. this is our camera looking toward san francisco for friday evening and right now we have partly cloudy skies with haye

unforgettable, good day d.c. just moments away. frantic from mid lab might be making a appearance as. >> tucker is pack fog the vacation he's takingthe week. get him on board with the dance troop. >> coming up next, we'll chat with tucker. also anticipation growing for fox's hot new shows in the fall. >> we have preview for you. some of the biggest stars including queen latifah and andy sandberg coming back next. ♪ ♪ >> let's get into the spirit.. today is one of those days. >> when it looks hot hot hot. >> hot hot hot. >> i always love to see my new favorite d.c. landmark. >> mgm tower. >> oh yeah. >> my new favorite. don't spend nearly enough time there. very hot today. mid 90s. hazy, hot and humid. heat index will get awfully close to 100 later today.day. afternoon and this evening. as cold front comes through. much more comfortable tomorrow is the transition day by thursday you're going to feel real change in the air mass it will feel like early fall around here. upper 70s low 80s and low humidity for the end o and your weekend. 77 sweaty degrees out there early. lots of haze as well. 77 in quantico. 73 dulles. 77 frederick. a

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as disney channel tv. that content will be removed from disney will launch a espn-leaning service. >>> legendary singer glen campbell died after a long battle with alzheimer's. cynthia mcfadden looks back at his unforgettableife and career. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: this morning an outpouring of love and affection for glen campbell, the man known around the world as the rhinestone cowboy. ♪ riding out on a horse in a star-spangled rodeo ♪ >> reporter: and so many more. ♪ by the time i get to phoenix >> reporter: from dolly parton. >> glen is one of the greatest voices that ever was in the business. ♪ southern nights >> reporter: he was one of the greatest musicians. and yet, he never learned to read music. born dirt-poor in arkansas during the depression, he taught himself to play the guitar. going from small town bars. >> i'm glen campbell. >> reporter: to the heights of stardom, with his own hit tv show and acting in major motion pictures. and he appears on "today" as part of our summer concert series. but his life had sour notes, too. he battled cocaine and alcohol. was married four times. and in 2011, he received the devastating news. he had alzheimer's disease. >> i ain't done yet. >> re