and when word spread on facebook, his friend gillingham stepped up. >> i don't know.. i felt like i'm in a good position to do this. >> reporter: after a final hug, doctors removed 60% of gillingham's liver and transplanted it to kane. two weeks later, they were smiling, and two years later, marking their surgical >> sara kate saved my life. that's what's so great about this opportunity to run and to publicize, you know, the incredible, you know, bravery and generosity and love of sara kate and the opportunity to be a donor. >> reporter: on sunday the pair will celebrate their recovery by running the new york city marathon. their race will raise money for the american liver foundation, and they hope it will raise awareness about organ donation. if there's one thing you would want the public to know about being a living donor, what is it? >> i guess it's that it's totally possible to make a bigger impact on the world than you think is possible by doing this. digging deep in yourself to give something that is very scary. >> reporter: gillingham now coaches other donors

they were beaten 39—26 in the second match in gillingham.e got his 100th cap for wales as they thrashed belarus 5—1 in their world cup qualifier in cardiff. and he marked the milestone by setting up liverpool's neco williams for their second goal which came afterjust 20 minutes. wales are already guaranteed a play—off place — and if they get a point in theirfinal game against belgium — they'll finish second in the group which would ensure a home draw in that play—off. really pleased. we knew it would come down to goal difference, as well. even when we were 2—0 up at half—time, we said starting the second half we need to think about the first and get the goal. thankfully, we did. i thought we were clinical tonight when we got the chances. arsenal's women dropped points for the first time in the wsl this season — and only a very late goal saved them from defeat at tottenham. spurs had never taken a point against arsenal in the league — and an upset was on the cards when rachel williams bundled in the opener at the hive. but vivienne miedema sc

england's wheelchair rugby league team is playing france at medway sports centre in gillingham, in thee — these are the top two sides in the world — england at number one — and it's still 0—0. they meet again on saturday — you can watch this game live on the bbc iplayer as well as the bbc sport website and app. we were talking earlier about emile smith rowe, who's won his first england call—up at the age of 21. well, here's a man whose chance came 10 years later. gloucester�*s mark atkinson made his england debut in last weekend's rugby union international win over tonga, having been an iith—hour replacement for captain 0wen farrell, who'd tested positive for covid—i9. atkinson is likely to miss out against australia on saturday, with farrell set to return — but he said for him and his family it was an extra special day. although he may need to work harder to impress his old man. it is not supposed to be an x factor story but i phoned my dad and my dad didn't know about it yet because of the way it happened so i phoned my dad and i think we've actually got it recorded somewhere and i h

their test series against france in wheelchair rugby league, with defeat in the second match in gillingham for wales as they thrashed belarus 5—1 in their world cup qualifier in cardiff and he marked the milestone by setting up liverpool's neco williams for their second goal, which came afterjust 20 minutes. wales are already guaranteed a play off place — and if they get a point in their final game against belgium — they'll finish second in the group which would ensure a home draw in that play off. arsenal's women dropped points for the first time in the wsl this season — and only a very late goal saved them from defeat at tottenham. spurs had never taken a point against arsenal in the league — and an upset was on the cards when rachel williams bundled in the opener at the hive. but vivienne miedema scored a stoppage time equaliser to keep them four points clear at the top of the table. lewis hamilton will be hoping for another remarkable comeback at tonight's sao paolo grand prix in brazil, as he tries to revive his title hopes. the world champion had to start the sprint qualifying race f

i'm joined by kenneth gillingham, professor of economics at the school of the environment at yale universityt is— announcement to you? it was quite a surprise, actually. it is very - surprise, actually. it is very interesting because there was a long set of work under way behind—the—scenes that made it possible that wasn't open to anyone, no one knew this was happening, although maybe you would have expected it to happen because there was a lot of agreement in the past and cooperation in the past under the obama administration on climate. although the relationship between the us and china has been quite acrimonious recently. so it was a definite surprise and i would say it is a jolt of fresh air.— is a jolt of fresh air. yes, that is what we are _ is a jolt of fresh air. yes, that is what we are all— is a jolt of fresh air. yes, that is what we are all talking - is a jolt of fresh air. yes, that is what we are all talking about, i is a jolt of fresh air. yes, that is i what we are all talking about, fresh air, the desire for fresh air, what we are all talking about, fresh air, the desire for