he will continue road—racing — he won the london marathon for the seventh time in april. would never compete for britain again after an unsuccessful games in rio. it's just all seemed to collapse at one of the biggest stages of my career, and that was in rio. i try to forget about that week that i had out there, because it was quite depressing and quite hard to take in that i did not come away with any medals. i think my performances, and the way i felt, and other things that were going on in my mind... i just felt it was the right time to say, no more track, and just concentrate on one race, and that was the marathon. and i think that's just proved, this year in the london marathon, if i just just proved, this year in the london marathon, if ijust focused on one thing, i could really do well, and thatis thing, i could really do well, and that is what happened this year. i did not have a weight on my shoulders telling me to get ready for a world championship. i have got a few good years in me yet, and i would like to do the marathon next year. september, october, november

as i mentioned, i'm running the london marathon and some of the advice is to build up the amount of milesace day. and also to take one of these, a protein shake, to help your muscles recover as soon as you finish training. right now i'm up to 16 or 17 miles compared to the two or three that i started outwith. but how much of this is too much, and can it be dangerous? have you heard about anyone who's had any really bad side effects or health problems through taking too much protein? too much? personally, no. but when i used to do my studies with nutrition, it can be possible to have an effect on the kidneys, but it's very rare that you hear about it. i also think it's down to the person and how they metabolise the protein. i mean every one's made up differently, you know? you might be able to digest it a lot better than i can. but i think you had to listen to your body while you're taking it. if you respond well, then carry on. if you don't, then you know you will get... if you know something's wrong, you're going to go to the doctor, aren't you, and they're going to test, so... but, pers

he'll continue to race on the road after winning his seventh london marathon in april. links between his campaign and russia may step up today. in the latest appearance before us lawmakers, us attorney generaljeff sessions, he's the most senior member of president trump's administration to testify before a senate committee looking into allegations that russia had tried to meddle in last november's election. it comes less than a week after the former fbi chiefjames comey appeared at a similar hearing. peter bowes has the details. senatorjeff sessions! jeff sessions is the highest—ranking member of the trump administration to face questions about russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election. a one—time close adviser and loyal supporter of donald trump, mr sessions‘ relationship with the president has become strained in recent weeks. at one point, he reportedly offered to resign. today, he'll face tough questions — and may refuse to answer. he'll be asked to explain his role in the firing ofjames comey, the fbi chief, who gave evidence to the committee last week. if, as

six paralympic gold medals, six world titles and seven london marathon wins.s and now he is in front. it is a fourth gold medal for david weir. victory is going to come for david weir. anti— roars again. he beat the defending champion. what a win for david weir. there have been some high points and some low points but you are here this morning with great news for all the people who have followed you for all those years because they can see you on the track. one more time?|j because they can see you on the track. one more time? i have got the opportunity to race at the anniversary games on the ninth of july, british athletics asked me if i would say farewell to the british crowd at the anniversary games and i jumped at the chance and i could not really say no. the fans have been great, not just really say no. the fans have been great, notjust in the marathon but at the paralympics and twitty 12. at the paralympics and twitty12. 80,000 people screaming my name every day and notjust in the finals but in the morning sessions as well so but in the morning sessions

>> yeah, he's a runner and he ran the london marathon and just always there for them. be great and my dad is always there for the villages, you know, he needs to be for their marathons. and when they grew up in l.a. and they held them with the running. that's the best thing they need to do. and so thank mom and dad. >> how has your body broken down? >> they would be analyzed. and it is really sure that the runner should be. and that's hereditary. >> what does your wife say? >> she runs like she's being chased by a wild animal, yeah. she's not a runner. >> reporter: but running is a gift and a passion that has griffin him for decades. when does it end? >> i say my finish line is a pine box. when i'm 10 feet under. >> reporter: as they run towards that finish line they say there is one thing that always stays firmly in sight. and his e constant is and always will be his family. >> they are very polarizing. i've seen relationships, they were completely destroyed when they would get into that sort of thing. it's all consuming. then again i've seen relationships brought toge

he won the london marathon for the seventh time in april. in rio. and you will be able to hear our interview with david weir on the bbc news channel throughout the day, but thatis news channel throughout the day, but that is all the sport for now. back to you, victoria. good morning! "i got us into this mess and i'll get us out of it." theresa may's words to her own mps yesterday, reportedly showing some of the humility they'd wanted from her. journalists weren't invited to the meeting. it took place behind closed doors. but several mps have reported the following as taking place. the prime minister told her tory mps she'll remain leader for as long as they wanted her to. she pledged that the party would help colleagues who lost their seats, some of whom are in financial difficulties, and when talking about concerns that government policy could be affected by the dup's views on gay rights, she reportedly said, "lgb...what‘s the rest of it?" in relation to the acronym lgbt — lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. the dup is the northern irish

he will continue road—racing — he won the london marathon for the seventh time in april. britain again after an unsuccessful games in rio. it just itjust all seemed to collapse at one of the biggest stages of my career. that was in rio. to be honest, i'd try and forget about that week that i had out there, because it was quite depressing" ha rd to because it was quite depressing" hard to take in, that i didn't take away any medal. i wanted to prove that i was still great when i turn up that i was still great when i turn up on the marathon this year. golden state warriors are nba champions again. last year, they lost a 3—1 lead to the cleveland cavaliers celebrations clearly still going on in california, all wearing ski goggles to avoid champagne in their eyes. last year, they lost a 3—1 lead to the cleveland cavaliers and watched as lebronjames took all the glory. this year, the golden state warriors vanquished those memories. they beat the cavs129—120 in game five of the finals for a 4—1 series victory. ijust i just try to stay in the moment, the whole series, and i thin

marathon. the proposal is t rheult of a london bridge terror attack where a man drove a vehicle into a crowd of people. during previous races, the bridge allowed traffic on southbound lanes and left one northbound lane open. under the plan, the bridge district says all northbound lanes would be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday, july 23rd. >> we estimated there are about 4500 vehicles that cross the bridge during that time. that's a smaller number than the 15,000 people registered to run for the marathon. >> golden gate transit buses will be allowed to travel northbound. they'll be accompanied by security vehicles patrolling the course. >> almost $4 million in disaster funds is available to help oakland recover from winter storms. a sewer main which backs up with water on fruitvale avenue is on the fix list. it will also fix damaged streets and mudslides. federal disasters were declared for the january and february storms. repairs were completed at 2 of 18 storm damage locations. the total cost is expected to be around $5 million. >> heads-up for parents. a popular car seat is being recal

london. he will continue road racing. he won the marathon for a seventh time in april. marathon for a seventh time in april. injanuary he won four gold medals —— in january april. injanuary he won four gold medals —— injanuary he said he would never compete for britain again after an unsuccessful games in rio. it all seemed to collapse at one of the biggest stages of my career, and that was in rio. to be honest i try and forget about that week i had out there because it was quite depressing and quite hard to ta ke quite depressing and quite hard to take in that i did not come away with any medals. ijust wanted to prove i was still great when i turn up prove i was still great when i turn up on the marathon this year. david weir, who has announced his retirement from track racing. the golden state warriors of the nba champions again. celebrations clearly still going on in california, all wearing ski goggles to avoid champagne in their eyes. last year, they lost a 3—1 lead to the cleveland cavaliers and watched as lebronjames took all the glory. they got their revenge in t

marathon. the proposal is the result of the london bridge terror attack where a man drove a vehicle into a crowdeople. during previous races, the bridge allowed traffic on southbound lanes and left one northbound lane open. thd the plan, the bridge district says all northbound lanes would be closes from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday, july 23rd. >> we estimated there are about 4500 vehicles that cross the bridge during that time. that's a smaller number than the 15,000 people registered to run here for the marathon. >> golden gate transit buses will be allowed to travel northbound in an open lane. they'll be accompanied by security vehicles patrolling the course. >> bay area bike share programs are exploding in popular tay. now sonoma and marin counties are hoping to get in on the action. both counties are applying for a $1 million grant to set up a regional bike sharing program. the funds would come from the mtc. the bikes would make it easier to get to and from local rail stations. if approved, the grant would be used to buy about 180 bikes and install the infrastructure. >> in berkley, police an

marathon. the proposal is the result of the london bridge terror attack where a man drove a vehicle into a crowdople. during previous races, the bridge allowed traffic on southbound lanes and left one northbound lane open. under the plan, the bridge district says all northbound lanes will be closed from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. on sunday, july 23rd. >> we estimated there are about 4500 vehicles that cross the bridge during that time, so that is a smaller number than the 15,000 people registered to run for the marathon. >> golden gate transit buses will be anowed to travel northbound. they'll be accompanied by security vehicles. >> the flower children who lived through the summer of love 50 years ago returned to golden gate park for a special celebration. last night, a free concert drew hundreds back to sf. it featured 40 legendary musicians and plenty of nostalgia. >> 50 years later welcoming people back to golden gate park to create a connection between past and present. >> i was always interested because i grew up in marin. i started going on peace marches against the vietnam war when i was 14. >> wh

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bridge officials say given the recent attacks in france and london in which vehicles were used, this may not provide enough protection for the marathon'sghly 15,000 runners. >> there have been several instances around the world in which vehicles have harmed people recently. we don't want to see anything like that happen here. >> reporter: historically about 4,500 cars travel northbound on the bridge during the marathon. the date the board is considering closing northbound direction is july 23rd between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. limited to three hours. southbound lanes would reopen. someone traveling from marin to san francisco would be able to cross. the board meeting begins here at the toll plaza. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> a little windy out there. appreciate it, chuck. >>> flooding in the north bay. this is new video are from marin county. king tides. highway 101 ramp closed in both directions for a bit overnight. if you plan on driving through that area things should be all clear. >>> 5:34. police are looking for this man they say was driving a car without pants. he then exposed himself to two girls in different incide

marathon asset management. we are also speaking with cliff and adena friedman of the nasdaq. ♪ vonnie: live from new york and londoni'm vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton. this is bloomberg markets on bloomberg television. oil falling, u.s. industry figures showing gasoline stockpiles expanded, gold glover for the first time in four days. joining us from the cme is alan the command. gasoline stockpile data from api, does that suggest the crew surplus is turning into an overhang in refined fuels, or not? >> we are in a driving season and we have seen a decline in stocks in the last few weeks. me that does not give much information, i look at the larger overall trend. i'm focused on the price stuck at $48. that is the halfway point from the 44 low to the 52 highs we saw inmate. we did not selloff when we had the kerfuffle with the gulf states, which could lead to some production cut agreements, problems, but it did not selloff. we had a series of higher lows over the last several days. , it couldback over 50 put the short squeeze on one more time. mark: why didn't we selloff, alan, to use your words, during this ker

who oversaw the response to the boston marathon attack as they look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." maria: welcome back. now more aftermath of the londonacks that investigators trying to figure out whether the man behind last night of the terror attack had in the help. to do right now is daniel lansky, the former superintendent in chief for the boston police department. he led the department in the wake of the marathon bombing. he joins us right now. thank you for weighing in this morning. tell me what took place after the attacks in boston and how investigators right now are leading to her trying to find out the specifics behind the perpetrators here. >> eggs, maria. but happiness we first got her big and 17 as quickly as possible, same thing the london authorities said last night. secure the scene, go through it in process of looking for dna, forensics, bomb making. any possible link to the individuals involved in anyone who may have helped in the provided statistical support. you start running down tips and leads at the same time. you got to deploy a large number of highly visible throughout the entire cities so that you can get on

fire destroys this london apartment as people watched and residents screamed from the windows. >>> verdict watch. jurors return in the bill cosby trial for another marathon session of deliberations. we're live with the testimony they heard. >>> bad behavior. the father of a penn state student says fraternity members were acting offensively after hearing about his son's death. >>> very busy news morning. good morning, welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll see relief from the heat later today. let's get you caught up with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate weather forecast. >>> you see the rain has moved through philadelphia to new jersey. we have thunder and lightning as the storm is just getting started with a quick-moving shower that started in delaware county, moved through philadelphia. look at the downpours now. yes, there some lightning. the heavy downpours won't last long. you'll get a quick downpour in haddon township, hazard haddonf moving out just as quickly as it moves in. most of the day, it's going to be dry. this afternoon, there's still a chance of popup showers. clouds and some breaks of

london. >> with our security coalition partners to include the chp and department of homeland security and the fbi. >> reporter: again, this may affect drivers on july 23rd, the day of the marathonen the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. only affecting northbound lanes. southbound lanes are unaffected. those southbound lanes will remain open. the district meeting here begins at the toll plaza at 10:00 a.m. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:33. palo alto police looking for this man they say was driving without pants. they say he expose d himself to two girls in different incidents in palo alto. the first incident happened near jordan middle school wednesday afternoon. the second just about a mile away. >> right now authorities still trying to piece together the moments leading up to a teenaged girl'sly fall down the cliffs of san francisco beach yesterday. lifeguard used a jet ski to reach the woman in foggy conditions and transport her to waiting paramedics. she did not survive. all of this unfolding yesterday near the legion of honor at land's end. the area has many hazards. >> we do have a lot of people that lose their footing, fall from cliffs, some ocean rescu

london bridge. we've got a great guest to talk about this. ed davis, former commissioner of the boston police department with the boston bombers after the horrific attack during the marathonwhat are they looking for right now? >> after an incident like this, they are exploiting all of the telephones, all of the media, talking to his associates to find out who we've spoken to and when i say he, and in all three of them in the last 24 to 48 hours. they are going to hit everybody that was in contact this day. they will do raids on all the people that have any affiliation at all. that is the immediate job. trade to absolutely. i'm guessing they're attempting to identify or have already identified who these attackers are. how critical is that? who are they, who are they associated with and how quickly can we get the? >> and who their associates are to see if their other plot being planned. the support system around an incident like this, even something as simple as this. the urgency of this investigation is about follow-on attacks. what is next, there is a big concert tonight, which i think it's ill advised to have it so quickly. but they are going to do it and they are going