if i lost my sporting memory, iwould be memories. if i lost my sporting memory, i would be no use. that viv richards? i missed that. i'm not a huge cricket fan, but i am looking at that and thinking, who was that? it starts you thinking, doesn't it? one of the most iconic ones is 2005, with freddie flintoff and brett lee. who is that? it is a pakistan player. freddie flintoff consoling brett lee isa freddie flintoff consoling brett lee is a fantastic one. i went to see your pusher — lancashire last night, and there was a fantastic catch that future generations will talk about for a long time. the power of the photograph is incredible. what sporting memories have got from reuters is this archive, so they need volunteers to help to scan the archive. it is amazing what you can get out of it yourself. and the groups are there this might all over the country. there will be a group near you. you go along, there are weekly sessions, and i went to one recently where there was a woman who had never been interested in football in her life and now plays it and watches it and loved it. do you h

in a third grand national, virginia wade at wimbledon — moments of sporting history can be hard to forget. now a charity is using memoriesotographs. the hope is that they will encourage people to socialise and make the connections between their long and short term memory. breakfast‘s john maguire has been along to one of the groups in scotland. at the time of stanley matthews, there was another english forward who was reckoned to be as good as a different player, but they were always vying for top dog. what was his name? tom finney? tom finney. you would be hard pressed to beat this team in a football quiz. the depth of their knowledge is extraordinary, but the difficulty comes in bringing that knowledge to the surface, as they all have dementia. once a week, the charity sporting memories runs this group in motherwell. there are others across the uk, and for many here, it is the highlight of the week. any people watching this and they are feeling lonely, this is the place to come. this is one of the sporting memory places. these are second to none. the people, the carers, and these people are first class. often, dementia

a third grand national, virginia wade at wimbledon — moments of sporting history can be hard to forget. now, a charity is using memoriesople to socialise and make the connections between their long and short—term memory. breakfast‘s john maguire has been along to one of the groups in scotland. remember at the time of stanley matthews there was another english quy: matthews there was another english guy, another player trying to be a wee bit different player, but they we re wee bit different player, but they were vying for the top dog, weren't they? what was his name? you would be hard pressed to beat this team in a football couriers. the depth and breadth of their knowledge is extraordinary. —— football quiz. but the difficulty comes in bringing that knowledge to the surface, as they all have dementia. 0nce that knowledge to the surface, as they all have dementia. once a week, they all have dementia. once a week, the charity sporting memories runs this group in motherwell. there are others across the uk. for many, it is the highlight of the week. for many people watching this, this is the place to come. this is one of

this or one of the sporting memory places. these are second to none. han recent ones. chat to jim about football in the years just fall away. the scottish cup final when the celtic centre half mcneill got a corner kick, and i was sitting at the front of the stand, and i seen mcneill moving from the halfway line and running, and he scored that day. they were playing dunfermline, and that was one of the best moments that i can remember, like, you know. jessica... did anybody see her on the telly over the weekend? the group also talks about current events, such as the world athletics championships, making those connections between yesterday and today. do you remember his name? the group enjoys the chance to compete again and to socialise. sport, like music, seems to help connections, start conversations, and photographs offer a powerful window to the pass. you don't know what might resonate in what might trigger a memory, and that is what is so fascinating about what we do as well — you don't know what will trigger that particular memory. but then you hear

reuters has just given sporting memories an incredible archive of 90,000 images, and now the charitys recruiting help. we want to hear from volunteers who want to enjoy delving through these boxes of incredible images, and helping us to scan them and digitise them. it is likely this huge collection would have been locked away in an archive, never to be seen again. but now, these historic images will have a new life and will help people to forge links between their own past present and future. john maguire, bbc news, motherwell. sta rgazers stargazers will get a good view of the perseid meteor shower tonight. hundreds of meteors will stick gci’oss hundreds of meteors will stick across the sky in a display that should be visible across the world. it should peak here at around 11pm and it should be possible to see it in most parts of the uk, which of course is a seamless link to the balcony and darren, who is at there. let'sjoin him at balcony and darren, who is at there. let's join him at the weather map. good afternoon to you. i am putting you on the spot — will it be a clear sky? not

i know it holds extraordinary memories for competitors and spectators alike. sportinds us what amazing things can be achieved when people come together to celebrate the best of human endeavour. i have no doubt that more wonderful memories will be created over the next ten days, and that the performances beginning tonight will serve as an inspiration tonight will serve as an inspiration to people across the world. to the athletes, the officials, the volunteers and supporters, and especially their spectators in the stadium, and indeed, the millions watching around the world, i send my sincere good wishes for a happy, exciting and hugely successful 2017 iaaf world championships. good luck to you all". applause. well, sadiq khan was usurped by the duke of york there. greg rutherford has been usurped by some of the 4 x 400 girls who picked up their medals in retrospect after being bumped down the order by drugs cheats in the last few world athletics. let's bring ina the last few world athletics. let's bring in a couple now if we can. it was eilidh child, but now doyle. i

researchers found collision, contact and no contact sports and found collision athlete brains were different in areas related to vision, movement and memory. brain damage accumulates over time. >> the growing popularity of backyard chicken coops has led to salmonella cases. there have been 961 reported cases including one fatal cases. many of the cases had contact with backyard chickens. the cdc reminds anyone around poultry to wash their hands frequently, refrigerate the eggs and cook them thoroughly. >> the great american eclipse has come and gone. what should you do with the classes? if you are not keeping them as a souvenir, you may want to donate them for future eclipse viewing viewings. they'll go to asia. they'll post details about where to send the glasses. we have posted the link at "6abc".com. >> it was nice the day of the eclipse. not so nice tonight. >> we have a show in the sky tonight as well complicates of mother nature. live in sky 6, taking a look at the center city skyline, what you can't see because of the clouds and rain, associated with the cold front pushing in. double scan live over the i-95 corridor right now. the

memorial. the students were so proud. they were wearing their sports clothing. they were honoring the people who died. the photograph on the right is from the dedication of the oklahoma city bombing. memorial at talking with some of the people, some of the rescuers said, i could not come back to oklahoma city until today. because this is a good thing they are doing. point to something like penn state university? photographs taken on the 40th anniversary. they have an annual vigil, a midnight walk all the way around campus that comes back to the site where students died. the speakers in the afternoon sitting on the hill were a daffodil is planted for each soldier who died in the vietnam war. those are members of her sorority singing in the parking lot. lewis was there. future,ok into the there are other cities facing as many ghosts and skeletons as salem is. listenhave a chance to, of thefull youtube video new orleans speech about the removal of the confederate monuments in new more lens -- in new orleans. in new orleans, the controversy is removing memorials. in

greatest track and field has ever seen, sport's ultimate showman intends to mark his retirement with more glory. the world championships will provide final memoriesalent, filling the void he leaves behind could prove athletic‘s greatest challenge. dan roan, bbc news. german champions bayern munich have been hammered 3—0 at home by liverpool, as their build—up to the new season hit a snag on tuesday. daniel sturridge scored the third, straining his thigh in the process. while in the early match, fernando torres was on the scoresheet, as atletico madrid scored two late goals to beat napoli 2—1. but it was a tough night at home for the bayern head coach, whose team start their bundesliga defence in just over a fortnight‘s time, although before that they face borussia dortmund in the german super cup final on saturday. 0ur our goal is to be in the best condition of 18 august. of course, we have to play an important game on saturday, but sometimes you are not in physical condition, you have to use more attitude and more spirit. what we didn't do tonight. libertad are through to the last 16 of the copa sudamericana, after a 2—0 win over huracan in asun

memorial. the students were so proud. they were wearing their sports clothing. they were coming because they were honoring the people who died. the photograph on the right is from the dedication of the oklahoma city bombing memorial. talking with some of the rescuers and so forth, they said i could not come back to oklahoma city until today. it is the first time i've been able to be back because it had such an effect on my life. i came back because this is a good thing they are doing in oklahoma city. i might also point to something like penn state university. these are photographs taken on the 40th anniversary. kent state as an annual vigil. they have a midnight walk all the way around campus that comes back to the site where students died. you see in the upper left-hand corner the speakers in the afternoon sitting on the hill were a daffodil is planted for each soldier who died in the vietnam war. you can see the vigil there at sandy shores. those are member of her sorority singing around her death site there in the parking lot at kent state. professor jerry le

a baseline exam which assesses balance, memory schools, concentration, problem solving, and previous concussion symptoms. it's recommended for kids playing sports who are over 10 years old, they should take the exam every year. >>> we've got some new details since the news at 6:00 about that missing mom and two children the car in the water before first responders. and one of those family members tells us, he pulled the mom right out of the car. we're still waiting for official confirmation on the identities of the people found inside. take a listen to first responders as they arrived on the scene. >> the vehicle has been in the water for a few days. >> fire rescue personnel in the water confirmed as three black tag patients. >> dispatchers went on to say that means the three inside that car had little hope for surviver. severe weather may have played a part in this car going off evergreen mills road. >>> so sad. his first full day on the job for a new white house chief of staff, john kelly. all eyes watching to see if he can west wing. >> president trump met with small business owners at the white house tuesday afternoon as part of his america

memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> for all us sports fans out there, shares in william hill are surging after a 3% increase in revenue during the first half of the year. performance was bowl centered by higher betting in the uk shares are up almost 10% >>> and this is really beg news, not just in this news room but across the world neymar jr. is on the move to paris st. jermaine his current club, fc barcelona gave him permission to complete the deal neither team has confirmed the transfer, but reports say it could be worth 197 million pounds that would be a world record deal there's talk about middle eastern medicals and a grant grand unveiling. >>> auto shares hit the brakes on tuesday sessions as sales fell for a feft straigifth stra in the u.s some brands saw a double digit decline. toyota bucking the trend that was the only company to post gains for the month phil lebeau gets under the hood. >> reporter: summer is traditionally the busiest time of the year for auto dealers but in july sales cooled off with general motors reporting a 5% drop in sales as the big three all reported weaker th

i'll never get those memories back against a well, the uk sports target for british athletics is between thin on the ground. laura muir goes on 1500 metres under 5000 metres, the shorter distance, the the opening heats, she is in heat number two of that this evening. great indoor season, but she is going to be really pushed by the kenyans, ethiopians and suchlike. it will be interesting to see if she is in good shape as well—stocked like olly foster, thanks for the update. neymar says it is sad that people think he was motivated by the money when he signed a world record £200 million dealfor paris saint—germain. the brazilian said he was looking for a bigger challenge with psg and even went against the advice of his dad in signing a five—year deal, but says it has all worked out in the end. translation: what i can tell, these people, is that they are never knowing anything about my personal life. i was never motivated by money. it was never my first motivation. what i think about is my happiness. i want to be happy. and together with my family, i want them to be happy. and i'm very happy

education, so, there is really no better way to honor his memory this drive benefits as many as 500 children, each and every year. >>> jeff's here with sports and jeff, some concern about carson wentz top target being a little behind. >> look there is three weeks to go until the regular season two more preseason games. >> yes. >> they should be just final sound jeffery should be fine. day after his position coach said jeffery was a little behind eagles receiver denies that claim. jeffery says he is not behind, at all, despite missing time with the shoulder injury. jeffery and eagles back to work today. he can still improve and get better. jeffery says, the thursday pre season game was not as a result of him being behind but a simple mistake that is 100 percent correctable. couch doug pederson does not sound worried about him catching up, one bit. >> he is working. he is getting reps, he is getting reps off on the side, getting reps in there. he is right where he need to be. everybody makes mistakes, you know, it is that time of the year. we have a lot of football in right now and he is going to be just fine. >> first round pick derek barnet

prince william and harry visit a memorial garden for their mother on the eve of the 20th anniversary of her death. in sportlain end up? liverpool open talks with his club arsenal over a prospective move after the england international turned down a move to chelsea. concern to the health and workload of male tennis players according to the president of the international tennis federation. it comes as five top players missed the us open through injury. ahead of the final and decisive test against the west indies, the ecb announced bowling coach 0tis gibson is to leave to become south africa's head coach. i'll be back with more on those stories at just after i'll be back with more on those stories atjust after half past four. the european parliament brexit coordinator has said there is slow progress in general in the brexit negotiations. diver hofstadter told a committee of meps he expected some progress but no breakthroughs. michel barnier repeated his plea for more information from the uk government, saying we need to know their position, then we can be flexible. adam fleming joins me now. adam, i suppose w

prince william and prince harry visit a memorial garden for their mother on the eve of the 20th anniversary of her death. in sportmberlain, liverpool looking to sign him after he refused a move to chelsea. concerns for the health and workload of men's tennis players according to david hagerty, afterfive top players missed the us open through injury. the head of the final and decisive test against the west indies, the ecb have announced 0tis gibson is tojoin and join indies, the ecb have announced 0tis gibson is to join and join the south africa setup as bowling coach. more on those stories in ten minutes. prince william and prince harry are due to visit a memorial garden for their mother this afternoon, on the eve of the 20th anniversary of her death. the white garden in the grounds of kensington palace is dedicated to the life and work of diana, princess of wales. the princes will also meet representatives of charities she supported. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at kensington palace. tell us a bit more about the visit. this was a visit organised so the princess could pay tribute to their mother's life and

that memory came back at me when i was lining up, i had to be strong and block it out. to be on top of your sporthe 10,000 metres, you're not been beaten since 2011, everything started rolling your way in 2012. was it difficult to block that out? yeah. the noise was immense. the noise was incredible. the union jacks flying out. people shouting out mode! tonight was incredible. really special. the crowd got really behind me and it was one of the toughest races of my life. you gave asa toughest races of my life. you gave as a scare going round the bend, trip twice, came out of lane. there is blood there as well. a couple of bruises. i am all right. i will need to see doctors. you know what it is to see doctors. you know what it is to double up. four days after the 5000. heat for that one. to double up. four days after the 5000. heat forthat one. how to double up. four days after the 5000. heat for that one. how do you do that now? block it out? enjoyed for bit? you have to block it out. i have enjoyed. back to basics, eat, sleep, rest. and that is what it ta kes sleep, rest. and that is what it tak

greatest track and field has ever seen, sport's ultimate showman intends to mark his retirement with more glory. the world championships will provide final memoriesove athletic‘s greatest challenge. dan roan, bbc news. and you can watch usain bolt‘s last races before he retires on the bbc. full coverage of the world athletics championships begins this friday at 7pm. that's just about it from us. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's kirsty wark. international condemnation of the crackdown in venezuela. tonight we speak to an opposition senator in caracas as the president's crackdown intensifies. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.

sports when action news comes right back. . >>> dozens of police officers put the pedal to the metal for a great cause. the blue right memoriale ride started at the philadelphia police academy and ended at the living plan memorial at 6th and race in northeast philadelphia. this is the 4th annual ride honing law enforcement officials who have been lost to suicide. the fire department pitched in providing a fire truck that hoisted the american flag over state street. >>> with a little help from the new castle county police department be children were taught the importance safety lesson of the day, action cam was at the christiana mall as these kids were given a tour of a medical helicopter. there were other neat things for the youngsters to see. this event was designed to raise awareness about safety, especially bicycle safety. >>> kickoff event was held as part of chester's overtown revital sensation project. . he hosted the kickoff block party. included life performances and food. various vendors were on hand selling locally produced products. jump around, got to jump around in a moon bounce, it's an estimated $2 million proj

these championships will of course evoke memories of london 2012, which for many at the time seemed like the ultimate for track and field. but since then, the sport there's a real sense that if integrity and popularity is to be recovered, this represents an opportunity which simply must be grasped. there was no russian team preparing here this afternoon — the country suspended for state—sponsored doping. and tonight, two ukrainian athletes were provisionally suspended from the championships for the use of prohibited substances — a reminder of the challenge the sport now faces. 0ften you'll get a rotten apple in a barrel. you can't stop that. what you have to try to do is change the culture, so that people who are competing are not tempted to take those short cuts. that's the culture that you want. that doesn't take five minutes — it takes some years. the enthusiasm which surrounded the 2012 olympics appears undimmed, with record ticket sales for a world championship. but at a crucial moment in athletics history, london 2017 must now stand for a new start. the actor robert hardy has died at the age of 91. his career on the stage, on television and

these championships will, of course, evoke memories of london 2012, which for many at the time seemed like the ultimate for track and field. but since then, the sport star, there is a real sense that if integrity and popularity is to be recovered, this represents an opportunity which simply must be grasped. there was no russian team preparing here this afternoon — the country suspended for state—sponsored doping. and tonight, two ukrainian athletes were provisionally suspended from the championships for the use of prohibited substances — a reminder of the challenge the sport now faces. 0ften you'll get a rotten apple in a barrel. you can't stop that. what you have to try to do is change the culture, so that people who are competing are not tempted to take those short cuts. that's the culture that you want. that doesn't take five minutes — it takes some years. the enthusiasm which surrounded the 2012 olympics appears undimmed, with record ticket sales for a world championship. but at a crucial moment in athletics history, london 2017 must now stand for a new start. dan roan, bbc news. the odyssey is over for england's footballers at euro 2017. they

sport for now. it's almost three months since a bomb struck the manchester arena killing 22 people. in the days after the attack on a memoriald's square, but now thoughts are turning to a permanent memorial to remember those who died. clare fallon reports. in the days and weeks after the bomb, this is how thousands of people chose to respond. now, almost three months on, attention is turning to a palin is memorial. three months on, attention is turning to a palin is memoriallj had turning to a palin is memorial.” had 22 shrapnel wounds. martin hibbert is one of many whose lives we re hibbert is one of many whose lives were changed forever that night. he has been told he will never walk again. to my neck, severed one of my main arteries. his injuries and the manchester beta two are his own personal reminders of what happened. but he wants a public memorial and hopes those who survived and the families of those killed will be able to be involved in the process. i think it would have to be something at the arena, whether a plaque or something to say that that act of terrorism of violence, however you want a word it, happened th

sporting events. the athletic department is considering selling alcohol at football and basketball games to boost revenue. it could generate up to $300,000 per year. it's also looking into selling the naming rights to memorial stadium which would bring in $4 million-$5 million per year. >>> it would be nice to enjoy a beer while you watch a football game. >> an adult beverage. >> what is that you said? gambling in this casino? i would never. >> i don't know about the naming rights. i'm not a big fan. i know it's a lot of money but -- >> unfortunately, i think that is the reality of the way you do business now. there are worse things. >>> good morning, everyone. if you are driving right now, we have noticed there is some slow traffic on 580 and 205. it only took 45 minutes. remember when i showed this to your last time? it was clear. in the last 45 minutes, we have seen a big backup build on 205 and 580. we've had a couple of minor things out there. we are starting slow but that is normal as you drive from livermore to dublin. driving over the dublin grade is okay. this is a look at interstate 880 . traffic in both direction looks good. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still light. we ar

sports and outdoor ceo j.c. simiankick. you can refresh my memoryhe store because of the approaching storages and then it spread, right? >> well, actually, thanks neil for having me. no, that's partially right. we actually have lots of stores that have relationships with local law enforcement and regulatory agencies. really the way it started was kind of one neighborhood at a time. houston police department asking for boats. webster police department asking for boats, and as it continued to grow, we recognized the opportunity to really do something to help coordinate these efforts. we opened our doors, our priority was team members first and how can we turn our attention to helping the first responders get out and do the work they're doing to rescue our team members, our customers, neighbors and the community, and it really grew from there. neil: i'd say so, how did you handle when it hit restaurants, grocery stores were closed or not operating so even things like food. >> so what ends up happening is good people come together in the community to ma

memory to help me remember, like, formulas, science and math. i've create ed devices and othe things. it has helped me on tests and stuff. >> apparently, the country likes it as a sportaying they start looking at the research of the brain. i'll tell ya what, it is far more fascinating now than computers. i'm shocked at the beauty of the mental capacity. you can actually train memory. we all know you can improve it. but to see an alex mullen memorizing a deck of cards in under 17 seconds. >> alex mullen burst on to the memory scene the last few years. he's also a firm believer that these memory techniques aren't just for show. but they can change the way we learn. >> i felt like i didn't really have a very good memory. i was doing things in school and forgetting things, getting frustrated. i picked up this book called "moon walking with einstein" that talks about memory competitions and techniques. that hooked me. started to practice memorizing numbers, decks of cards. it kind of just hooked me. i moon, it is hard to describe but it became an obsession for me. >> i remember when he first started doing it. i thought it was hilarious. alex actually has a really bad memo

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memories of dutch. >> yeah, you know, the '90s, magical time to be part of the philadelphia sports landscape. we had, you know, white and cunningham in our locker room and they had dutch and dykstra and we would see each other in the hallways and he with come over and tell us what a great high school football player he was and could have played in the nfl. and he probably could have. we tease td him and said no way you couldn't play. we always teased him about kansas, not in kansas anymore, dutch. truth is, he had big league status and personality and big league look and big league game, great guy. >> we want to know what your fondest memory of dutch is. tweet us. you can use our nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the passing of the phillies legend, our website and nbc 10 app. you can find a slide show of his career and more on his philadelphia legacy on the nbc 10 app. >>> police are searching for this man accused of hitting a detective with an atv in camden. authorities say the detective and another officer saw him tampering with equipment at a gas station and told him to stop. the man plowe

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former sport agent, he has an offer half million dollars for the vehicle but says he's holding out for more how about that? >> yes >> everything has a price these days >> look at that. >> iconic >> memories right back. >> square shape watermellon is growing in popularly at this. also very popular. in japan >> yes >> speaking of watermelons hour, this scene? sixth street in center city yesterday, oh, no. this happened after pick-up truck caring watermelons tossed it load. only one late going by six street near race. traffic was, again, jammed in the area. melons, though, some good news here, silver lining, did provide little snack for the horses. fire department also helped clean up >> a door job out west, joe, mixing height and surfing >> yes >> some of the world's best kite boarders competed in san fro sisco. kite surround every balls, tall wins, extending, and racers ends up up at 50 miles an hour, 16 year old danielle a, is the range champion among women. >> racing is the best guys in the world intimidating, i won't lie. but also i'm really happy to be out here. and i'm really grateful that i can do that >> so if you can tell by our reaction, hydrofoil isn't a well known sport yet. mo

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athletes it feels extra special because it is back on home ground where we have fond memories of london 2012. but two of the sport'srack at the end of the season. the pair have 28 world and olympic titles between them. that is just amazing. for usain bolt, it is the final championships, he is competing in the 100 metres and ax100m relay. he has talked about wanting to play either cricket or play for manchester united after this, so this is probably not the last we will hear from this is probably not the last we will hearfrom usain bolt! and britain's main gold medal hope today is mo farah, who competes in the 10,000 metres vinyljust after 9pm tonight, and after this he is preparing to focus on the marathon, so preparing to focus on the marathon, so it is not the end for him and if he wins tonight it will be six world championship golds for thermo. disappointment for england's women last night. was their semi—final defeat something of a shock? they were the highest ranked team left in the competition but they we re left in the competition but they were knocked out 3—0 by hosts the netherlands. they had a really stro

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