iam outstanding performance of this dish team. i am going to say it, that tea m team.ved it, not when the us drops the bat on or whenjamaica i’u ns drops the bat on or whenjamaica runs out of the zone my baby to eve ryo ne runs out of the zone my baby to everyone fair and square, the third fastest of all time. an amazing performance. in front of home cloud. winning a gold medal, and they delivered it on a night when eve ryo ne delivered it on a night when everyone was here, maybe not here to see this but they delivered. they worked hard, they talked about the camaraderie and wanting to get here and perform at their best and nailed the an amazing job. adam gemili was just with the thalys! he opened up such a gap. you could see it, even before they got to the second one. that tells you something right there. he opened up a gap that was a lwa ys there. he opened up a gap that was always going to be hard for anyone to come back and close. amazing. he was so to come back and close. amazing. he was so devastated to not be in shape at the trials. he has worked so hard to get

they would go and play against white pro teams, other black teams. that is what was going on here. trend continued into the 20th century, especially during migration when blacks moved to urban centers en masse. 50,000 between -- before 1915. we talked about this in the first wave migration. especially between 1910 and 1930. you have the explosive growth. that is why they became urban centers. centers, blacks in northern, midwestern, and later southern urban areas created black run teams. the negro national league was founded in 1920. they created the eastern colored league in 1923. it is not as though they were trying to help one another. in fact, they hated one another. they were trying to have the best league associated with them, right? and so, for black entrepreneurs, it became a matter of trying to bring in the most fans possible. we will do whatever it takes to there was a bitter rivalry between those men. their teams met for the negro world series, each one winning once. both of these leagues existed of the great depression. but understand, this was the foundation. and by 19

i am loving the energy around this team. iam am loving the energy around this team.iam loving being part of am loving the energy around this team. i am loving being part of it. it is one of those teams, at the moment, were it feels like somebody different is stepping up each day. that is very exciting. it is not a tea m that is very exciting. it is not a team that is reliant on two or three people to perform. it is every day that seems to make a mark on a test match. so that is a sign of a strong team, that you are not reliant on players. and it is good fun to be a pa rt players. and it is good fun to be a part of, you know? it is a great bunch. a bunch of guys who are desperate to win test matches for england, but really enjoy the process of doing that. so i am really enjoying being a part of this team, at the moment, and at 31, i have hopefully, touch wood, got a few more miles in the tank. team usa retained golf‘s solheim cup with a convincing five point victory over europe. they needed just four points from the singles play on sunday but spirited fightback by eur

there's no team in the country that's a banana. there is no team named after fruit. let's do it.o we went all in and said, let's roll the dice and introduced it to the community. >> toby wright has been coming to the stadium since he was 4 years old. his response was echoed all over savannah. >> i was not has been bppy. i hated it. >> channelling p.t. barnum again, jesse and emily pushed through the negative response, clinging to the idea that there's no such thing as bad publicity. >> they have done a wonderful job here in savannah. you know, it was not without hurdles. not without a lot of naysayers. so i commend jesse and emily on not letting that tear them down. being optimistic and persevering. >> with the start of the season, the community began to embrace the young team. loving the fact that ticket prices included unlimited food, tons of give aways and a run of show that rivals a three-ring circus. >> it's fun. it's entertaining. it is a show. just happens instead of having a movie showing, we've got a baseball game in the background. but there's interaction. there's life.

the lad can ta ke for us to be as a team.now then that should stand is in good stead. the challenges for the england captain hash—mac the challenges for the england captain are dwarfed by those faced by his counterpart from the west indies. he is only 25 and must lead a team of players trying to prove themselves, let's say that. and who looks after the west indies captain? no one. mighty may support me and it is something i really enjoyed. there have been tough days but that is life. but everything will be handed to your platter. i accepted the challenge and as i said before the team support me and i really appreciated. i think we are infor really appreciated. i think we are in for something special in the year to come. one place where the test match will be scrutinised is the headquarters in london, the manufacturer that england favour. the other working hard to produce a pink cricket ball that can be used under floodlights test matches that will just be normal. under floodlights test matches that willjust be normal. we have

i think the team that will come out most successful this week is the team that reacts quicker.rib injury that's troubled him all season. he'll make a decision in the next few days. he's still the world number four, but he's really struggled with consistency recently and he's parted company with the caddie who'd been with him for nine years. he finished in a tie for 22nd place at the uspga championship yesterday — and it's three years since he last won a major. ijust i just haven't allowed ijust haven't allowed at i just haven't allowed at the time to let it fully heal. i wanted to play this season. i feel like i'm capable of playing well and winning and putting rounds together, but if i want to challenge on a more consistent basis, i need to get 100% healthy. look at these two — can you tell who they are? it'sjustin thomas and jordan spieth aged nine or10, taking a breakfrom playing golf — "from minors to majors" is the caption on the pga tour‘s twitter feed. and the young guns of the american game were all there to see thomas home, as he won the uspga championship last night.

there's no team that's a bah na, no team named after fruit. so we went all in. >> toby rice has been coming to baseball games since he was 4 years old. his response was echoed all over sa van na. >> i was not happy. i did not like it at first. i hated it. >> channelling p.t. barum again they pushed through the negative response clinging to the idea there is no such thing as bad pu police cli. >> they've done a tremendous job here. it was not without hurdles and nay sayers. so i comment them on not letting that tear them down. >> with the start of the season the community began to embrace the young team. loving the fact that the ticket prices included food, giveaways and a show that rivals a three-ring circumstans. >> there's interaction, life. you hear it when you're parking, getting out of the car walking in and you see it in the crowd. everybody is having fun, the family-friendly atmosphere being able to be cost affordable for a family of four to be able to escape reality for three hours or so and be able to come out and enjoy yourself witho

emily scott captains the team.take on canada. golf and kevin kisner is leading the the us pga championship going into today's final round. the american is looking to win his first major title and has a one shot lead after three rounds. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. in nepal, the number of people killed in the floods and landslides caused by the torrential rain over the past two days, has reached 49. elephants and rafts have been sent to rescue nearly 500 tourists trapped in lodges near the chitwan national park area. transport networks and power supplies are also thought to have been disrupted in the worst affected areas. learner drivers are to be allowed on to motorways in england, scotland and wales for the first time from next year. the department for transport said lessons must be in a dual—control car with an approved driving instructor. tom burridge reports. learning to drive — something many of us remember doing, mainly in quiet, suburban areas. but, from next year, learners will

every single player is going to england or france and, if the comeback with the national team, ucb team good. hopefully in the few years will be more. “— hopefully in the few years will be more. “ you see hopefully in the few years will be more. —— you see the team growing. hopefully it will be like that on thursday. the netherlands are a young side and are up for this. they have home advantage but i do not think that will face england. england knocked out the hosts canada at the world cup two years ago, the feet of the pressure and eating for the big occasion. thank you. not long to go now. hearts have sacked their head coach ian cathro afterjust eight months in charge. the thirty—one year old was appointed in december last year but the club slipped from second to fifth in the scottish premiership. our reporter brian mclauchlin has more. it was an appointment that captured the imagination of football fans across the country, butjust four days before the start of the new campaign, the manager has gone. it who enter last season and an early exit from the league cup, and end to his time.

germany claimed team silver, with sweden finishing third.sed i am by how the riders rode, stuck to the system, you can probably hear i am a bit emotional about it but that's no bad thing. ijust cannot be more proud. i just said to them stick to the system, only one thing matters, a clear right inside the time and if they ride to the system they can only do the best and they all rode exactly as we trained and they trained and they are capable of. england's men have opened their eurohockey campaign with a 6—0 win over poland — two goals each from mark gleghorne and sam ward alongside strikes from chris griffiths and david condon made for a comfortable victory in amsterdam. they next play germany tomorrow afternoon, probably the pick of the games in pool b. and despite their win, england know they will need to improve. we were just sloppy all over the place really. too many bobbly passes, too many passes just out of reach, just real basics that, you know, we need to make sure we get right all the time and where we want to get to in world hockey

team swarmed a west philadelphia home after reports of gunfire. police were called to the area after several people reported hearing gunshots. one witness said she saw a teenager with a gun run into a home. several people were taken out of that home. no word yet if there have been any arrests. >>> we're getting a better idea tonight about what passengers experienced on a turbulent flight from greece to philadelphia. these are the pictures and video from the american airlines flight that arrived yesterday afternoon at philly international. things were tossed into the aisle and baggage compartments were unfastened. the ride lasted five to ten minutes and the turbulence was severe. thee passengers and seven crew members were taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> and coming up at 11:30 tonight, will severe turbulence on planes become the new norm? we asked that question, because there's a new report that says the rise in turbulence cases could be blamed on mother nature. >>> misare sepolice are searchi driver who ran over and killed a woman and ke

the team is in a much better place.tter place. they've played astana before and not out, 3—2 aggregate win. brendan rodgers believes his side have progressed and matured. in fact, they have not tasted defeat here since barcelona came here 266 days ago. the people packing out the stadium find me will hope for a great run this evening. pat nevin joins us now. they want to make waves in europe, what are their chances like?” they want to make waves in europe, what are their chances like? i think they‘ve got a great chance against asta na. they‘ve got a great chance against astana. they understand what brendan rodgers wants to get out of them and he has improved them no end in this period of time. however, it‘s about getting to this next phase. they got a dreadful draw last year and they didn‘t do too badly in that group but they did not proceed. they want to get through, get a good draw and i think that‘s at the top of the agenda for brendan rodgers. what do you think the team talk will be tonight? believe in yourself. know

you mentioned the success of the sprint relay teams.undone. they could well be pushing for a medals tonight. it could be quite a golden finish for the british team on the final day of competition. should be good. thank you. the english premier league back this weekend. this afternoon, manchester united are likely to give new signings lukaku and matic their league debuts as they take on west ham. before that, newcastle united return to the top flight as they take on tottenham. my commitment is 100% with this team, this club, in terms of trying to win from the first game until the last one. so my ambition is to do well every single game, to get three points, and see where we are in the table. i can't say i'm really pleased with everything because it's not true, but i am not saying i will not do my best. confirmation of those two premier league fixtures. england head coach simon middleton has made ten changes for the women's rugby world cup match with italy in dublin this afternoon. it includes all the players who missed out in their openi

we will be the head ofl the team, player manager team of the allied. japan, germany and essentially this club of american allies has run much of the world and it's been open to whoever wants to join and so it's grown over time at the end of the cold war a lot of new countries from eastern block join. nato, the united nations, wto, a variety of different institutional structures, but essentially these create a world in which the us leads a team of other like-minded countries to sort of run the world in a stable way. this is the alternational structure sort of into which donald trump and his phenomenon has emerge and basically what they are doing is saying we don't like the idea of the team and see no obligation to play with others and we don't really recognize the concept of alliance in terms of an ongoing coordinated project for mutual benefit, so we won't really play this game. american allies have been playing this game for well over half a century. they based their entire identities and nationaled security structure are. japan has no significant arm

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at the moment and got their first league 1 team at the moment and got theirfirst win at league 1 teamnd, against bradford city, and they will be boosted by that but have injury concerns. burnley are going pretty well in the premier league with that win over champions chelsea in their first match and unlucky to lose against west brom last time out and we might seek new signing chris wood coming in, he cost £15 million from leeds united and he might feature up front at some point. even though this is the early stages of the efl cup, make no mistake, in this part of east lancashire it certainly matters. that will be feisty foreshore. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other stories and neymar and his lawyers say they're to fight a claim by barcelona for breach of contract. the brazilian left the nou camp for paris st germain earlier this month for a world record fee of £200 million. in a joint statement, neymar and his lawyers say they'll be filing a defence in due course. shelley kerr, the new manager of scotland's women's side, has named 19 of the players who went to euro 201

cornerback remains a major issue for this team. eagles making yet another trade today for a defensive back. landing dexter mcdew calendar terrence brooks. he may not make the team, but they are on the market to get some adequate corners in here. >> don't know if he's adequate. i don't know why they bring a guy like this in. just to add depth to compete at the position. i don't think he's going to have an impact at all on the team. they're going to settle with mills and darby and that's it. >> that is my biggest concern. cornerback. is yours running back? >> i'm worried about lagarrett blunt. and i talked to people, he's always a slow starter during training camp. and he doesn't care about training camp. and so when the game starts he's going to be fine. but he showed a little more quickness in the last game. i'm worried about him. i'm worried he's too old. and 30 years old, and the carries last year, 299, that stat out there that if you carry the ball 300 or more times, you gain 800 fewer yards the next year. i don't want what to e

to lead off for the team and get these quys lead off for the team and get these guys do a good place.d credit to them. three medals on the track last night. i have to ask you, when you saw the result had been confirmed on the big screen, your reaction was so emotional — what was going through your mind?|j reaction was so emotional — what was going through your mind? i didn't really know what to do with myself. i couldn't conceptualise the celebration. i was just i couldn't conceptualise the celebration. i wasjust overwhelmed with sheer emotion, and i was extremely happy for these guys, for the crowd, and they stayed like 45 minutes after we finished just so we could do a lap of honour as i basked in the moment, and it was great fun. it was something i will cherish for the rest of my life, being a world champion. that is one thing, but being a world champion in your back garden, it is something that not many people can brag about, and i can do that. many of the athletes, not just the can do that. many of the athletes, notjust the british, have praised the crowd. danny, how much do you

price, wesecretary are working not only with governors and medical teams, but sending medical teams in not just to the convention center today. there are already some on-site. to make sure we're meeting access and functional needs. challenge to getting supplies in. once the roadway systems come in, we have amassed force for supporting local and state efforts. the governor pulled 12,000 national troops in, we are pulling units out of fort hood in the federal government to come in as well. told several thousand from the state of texas that is how the system works. it will be frustrating. we will be with you to help you through it. it will be tough to navigate. but we are here to help. with that, i would like to pass it along to our friends at the post -- at the coast guard. >> we are here in the state of texas to support the federal emergency management team. we serve men and women across the country. [indiscernible] , theu look at the landfall texas area -- we will speak more about that. challenge. see rainfallbly for the year of about 50 inches. the coast guard and national security te

. >> we're with a team of military veterans making dramatic rescues. and a glimmer of hope in the devastation. one family welcoming new life. >> it's okay. >> and the growing threat to louisiana. on the anniversary of hurricane katrina now harvey, the storm that ravaged the texas coast advancing toward new orleans. how officials there are working around the clock to stop this city from flooding again. >> announcer: this special edition of "nightline," "hurricane harvey: rescue in texas," will be right back. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "hurricane harvey: rescue in texas." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. the red cross estimates that ove

jay gray, nbc news, houston. >> our team coverage continues now with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper, she's been toughing it out in texas since friday. harvey has now, officially, set a rainfall record, hasn't it? >> reporter: yeah. the most rain fall with any one storm in the lower 48. if it gets above 52 inches, it will be ever. a little upset. it's going to be okay we'll have a live interview with the coast guard. they're staying at our hotel, kind there. the bus pulled up. we're not going to keep them going to save lives. we know that the group that just left, they saved a family yesterday, another coast guard member i was talking with just happened to cut a hole in an attic with a home that was severely flooded and they found six people in there, two infants, two elderly being among those folks. the rain, guys, here continues to fall. we're noticing incredible flooding across the area. we were able to get around okay today. but i have to say we only stayed within a mile of our hotel because the grocery store lines are about two hours, at this point. we're seeing curfews p

team gave him his very own jersey and he was punched in the face waiting for a bus in germantown and put it on line sparking nationwide out rage and he tells 6abc he moved on from attack and look forward for the birds making a playoff run and a check on sports with jeff skversky this city loves their sports but some players we simply embrace and darren dalton was one of those guys. >> one of the most beloved athletes the city has seen in phillies history one of the greatest catchers in phillies history five knee operations for darren dalton he was a fighter and fought to the bitter end with his illness former phillies star darren dalton passed away in the last few hours and dutch lost his four year battle with stage four brain cancer dalton was only 55 years old and dutch will always be remembered as the unquestionable leader of the 1993 phillies taking them from worst to first and the world series and overcame career threatening knee injuries for an all-star and the only catcher in team history to post back to back 100, rbi seasons and spent 14 years with the phillies and inducted i

test cricket andi mark on the team and test cricket and ijust mark on the team and test cricket ands mark on the team and test cricket and ijust think that is an exciting place to be for us as a team, if the left ca n ta ke place to be for us as a team, if the left can take their chances now, than they should stand us in really good stead. the challenges for england's captain tend to be dwarfed by the challenges facing his counterpart at the west indies. jason holder is a tall guy and growing in wisdom, but only 25 and he must lead a team of players trying to prove themselves, let's say that. but who looks after the west indies captain? my teammates support me. it is something i really enjoy. there have obviously been tough day. that is life. everything is not going to be handed on a platter or easy. it is about accepting the challenge, and not only me, the group. they have supported me and i appreciate it. once we keep this core players together we will be special in the yea rs together we will be special in the years to come. one place where the test match will be scrutinised in p

barcelona's try to sign a woman's team.in the traditional red and blue jerseys and carry the name. onre are different opinions the best way to approach the american fans. there is a massive growth opportunity. >> staying focused on sports, but in the technology section, clones are starting to make their mark on the race track. >> the first horse is cloned around 2003. the practice has really taken off particularly in the world of polo racing and courses. the other limpets are on board. >> most people are aware of the -- where the technology is there. so many of these numbers in the story. how does this have the potential to affect the interesting part of the market. gambling and betting and horse racing three at how did you get into this story? >> it starts at the level of the track where the individual race , seabiscuit became a star in the 30's. >> it pretty healthy business. >> the business is training for these kinds of races, a multibillion-dollar one in a given year. the difference in the united states, standards are

that's right. >> i see the team back there. >> news4 team! >> see you ladies in a bit. >> i see our friends over there. all right. it is 6:11. west nile virus, a positive test in our backyard. how to protect your family. and the action being taken today. >>> plus, robe oh call payback, the fake free vacation that could deliver real money. stay with us. >>> here's the view from the tower looking east at a gray sunrise. dense fog advisory goes until 9:00 a.m. thereafter, it will get hot and sticky. complete check of the forecast straight ahead. >>> welcome 6:14. live look outside this morning. you normally would be able to see into the district from arlington. not so lucky with that this morning. there's a lot of fog across the region. >> we're under a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. we have been telling you this morning about the visibility problems. if you are heading out this morning, you have to be careful. give yourself some time. >> isn't that right, meteorologists? >> it is. low visibility for everybody this morning. lowest of the low

on the team step up to try to carry the team. one of the interesting andlopments is france germany, britain took itself out with brexit. the united states took itself out with trump. france and germany are saying, for us to it is time step up. you are seeing a possible new resurgence of european identity and willingness to leave the western alliance for change, rather being the robin to america's batman. america's other non-allies are stepping up. playing itself as the one really committed to an open global economy and more trade, things like that as the u.s. becomes more protectionist. the chinese are going, hate, we we are in favor of global development. we will be the avatar of that. it is not really true, but they in that direction. the russians are lapping up their sleeve because they have managed to disrupt our politics and get away scott free. host: the life democrats, go ahead. is goodyes, my comment morning, america. i used to subscribe to this magazine for many, many years. but i stopped because i saw over wrong,eir ana

a varsity team. and a new coach brought up from the frosh soph team. >> seems like we have a lot of excited kids but i think they're recognizing we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> reporter: this was the day to put up or don't play, a deadline from school administrators who said too few athletes were coming to practice. >> you have to sometimes set a goal and our goal was 20 to 25 juniors and seniors and our parent community came through. >> we were not going to let them pull the plug. >> reporter: credit in particular, some determined moms. >> they're working hard. all happy, excited. this is a huge hurdle. >> reporter: they spread the word and rallied opposition when the abrupt decision was made to dissolve the team. they plan to keep these t-shirts happy. some feel a lack of trust in the process. at a recent football meeting, no one was allowed to speak. >> really? this is a meeting with the parents and players and coaches. why can't we talk? >> this happened because of parents and kids, not bec

. >> we're with a team of military veterans making dramatic rescues. and a glimmer of hope in the devastation. one family welcoming new life. >> it's okay. >> and the growing threat to louisiana. on the anniversary of hurricane katrina now harvey, the storm that ravaged the texas coast advancing toward new orleans. how officials there are working around the clock to stop this city from flooding again. >> announcer: this special edition of "nightline," "hurricane harvey: rescue in texas," will be right back. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "hurricane harvey: rescue in texas." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. the red cross estimates that over 17,000 people in and around houston will attempt to fall asleep tonight in a makeshift bed, wondering about their homes and even the safety of family members. the monumental flooding and humanitarian disaster continues to unfold after harvey, with some areas receiving over 51 inches of rain, a record in the continental u.s. official rescue teams are overwhelmed, and now more civilian

their legal team is still in flux.me ways a bit unfocused compared to robert mueller who is now hired up his 16th lawyer. jump's legal team is trying to get centered, bringing on a couple of washington veteran lawyers. resourceo lack one key that they may need to face off against bob mueller. that is a private law firm. oliver: when you look at the robert folks on mueller's team, it is extensive. folks on the other side defending trump and his team, it seems lopsided. house and those under investigation, why they not undergone assembling a team quicker? >> turning to personal counsel, he turns to his personal law firm -- which is more about bankruptcy and litigation. it was quickly clear that mark witz was not working well with the trump administration and he was sidelined. they've reached out to a number of high-powered firms such as sullivan & cromwell, but were rebuffed in part due to conflicts or a sense that the president doesn't want to listen to legal counsel. which could be a reputational risk for the law firm.

this is a crucial time for teams to test their ca rs. crucial time for teams to test their cars.g for renault, test driving four renault. the possibility as he could be driving in the f1 championship next season. maybe, just maybe, even this season. i need to be sure that i am able at least to come as close as possible to the level i was before my accident. and this will be the target. so before doing this i need to be sure i am able to do this. and actually, the last two days, it helped me a lot. and ifeel pretty co mforta ble helped me a lot. and ifeel pretty comfortable that i will be able to do it. formula one would love to see robert kubica return. his comeback would grip the sport like nothing else. everybody happy? what he is a realist, not a romantic. a driver must know he can rely on himself before anything else. brent bookwalter won the second stage of the tour of utah on tuesday, and also moved into the overall lead of the race. after monday's opener offered a chance for the sprinters in the field to flex their leg muscles, tuesday's course promised to be one for the c

very good first half our team. they are team with a good intensity.noon, we need to put it always in our games. this is our house, we need to show something special for our fans as well. good, not too good in a few moments, and in the end. unlucky in the end. getting an equaliser, which was offside. but how i thought, which is obvious, because really the linesman is in this line, he needs to see this. but we don't have enough direction in ourgame. we passed and passed and we couldn't see what we actually wanted. is there any news on philippe coutinho's situation? during the game, i've no idea, nothing has happened during the game. well, if he has no idea, then who knows?! what do you think will happen with philippe coutinho?m brings back memories of luis suarez, when he wanted to go. that didn't end well. they made sure he stayed for a season and then they let him go. perhaps it will be like that, a lot of pressure. it is too late before the end of the transfer window. the ball clear it —— he is not for sale. —— liverpool are clear. he was injured, he

any german team is extremely well prepared.ely everything, they will have looked at the way they were defensively on saturday and they are also a big tea m saturday and they are also a big team which will help as well. you do not finish where they finish in the bundesliga and not be a good side. it is one of the trickiest drawers i think that liverpool could have had. what would your prediction be questioned what i would take a drawn out with an away goal from liverpool. but you just never know. from experience as well, no two games are ever the same. you could play them tonight and a week later think they were nothing like last week. what are your thoughts on jurgen klopp? week. what are your thoughts on jurgen klopp? i think so far so good. i think he's idolised and adored by 99% of liverpool supporters. but this is a massive night, no doubt about that. and everything at the moment has been slowly but surely taking a stab at the time, the team have improved, they need some players as everyone knows. but they really have to ge

joe root hasn't seen the pitch, so we can't see the team. unknowns about this test. in the work to do at old trafford to get the pitch ready for tomorrow. plenty of work for england. they lost the last match in eight of their last nine test series. south africa will be aware of that. they bounced back in the series once already, with their bowler recovered from his virus. they arrived with optimism and honesty. one team is on top for a couple of days and the new rock at the next day and it changes completely. we've spoken about the areas where we can improve, but it is important for me that we put back to bed. one team trying to win its first series in a year, the other confident and capable of snatching it from them. all set out for a classic, weather permitting, of course. cricket already going on. day two gets under way in just under four hours. india are gaining a commanding position. a partnership of 211 to date. it was his 13th test century and his 15th test match. india are leading the three match series 1—0. that's after already havi

and saw true team work in action.e the coast guard rescue teams can get to work outside -- >> in contractions right now. >> they get marching orders from inside this command post headquarters. >> res end we we have transitioned to a call center, back in our conference room. >> you have had so many calls coming in, you had to set up a separate call center. >> correct. we have had e trapped in attics with two feet of clearance left before the water floods the house. we have other people stranded in vehicles. >> the task seems overwhelming. >> it can be at times. yes, ma'am. >> overwhelming too for rescue pilots. working in the pouring rain. this is air station houston. what's the biggest challenge for you as a pilot? biggest challenge the weather right now. fly low to the ground. a lot of us are familiar with the area. where the antennae are. power lines. >> how risky is it? >> very risky. >> the captain is the incident commander in charge of running this entire operation. >> they're operating invisibility, less than a

the whole team was selected.s play against aganda on august 21. >> this opportunity is a huge blessing. we get to represent our country and our university and then on top of that like we are going over as a team. >> i can't think of a better group i would want to go over with when you talk about how many sacrifices this team has made, the work that they have put in to be prepared. i know they are going in with the utmost confidence. they understand it is bigger than them and this is the right team to go over with that understands that responsibility. >> she is a great coach. i am trying to figure out how long the flight is. >> they will be in there a long time. less team building right there. >> if you want to tomorrow where can they look? >> i think it is right here on news 4. >> we got it. >> i'm excited. >> that'soing to g xxxx. tonight, nuclear war of words. new details behind president trump's fire and fury threat. now the defense secretary puts north korea on notice as nbc news learns some of the options be

same for any member of our team. in and out and out and we know we will get exactly the same quality. these are the types of games where we can be our best. bring the best out of each other. we will need to do that again. holland will bring a big game to this match. they want to win. it's a huge game for them. a massive game, women's football in holland. there were not many dutch people who are not football fans. from our point of view we know what we need to do. i'm confident in our players' ability to do it. hearts have sacked their head coach ian cathro afterjust under eight months in charge. the 31 year—old was appointed in december last year but the club slipped from second to fifth in the scottish premiership. 0ur reporter brian mclauchlin has more. rugby union's pro12 will be expanded to include two south african sides and renamed the pro14 from this coming season. the cheetahs, who are based in bloemfontein, and the southern kings from port elizabeth recently lost their places in the southern hempishere's sup

. >> host: why did you include the story of your swim team and quitting your swim team in the book? >> guest: i included the story that i was the only black kid on the swimming team. >> host: you were the captain. >> guest: i was the captain and the coach i were close. but in the summer before my senior year he had three weeks of summer vacation for the team at his mother's home in upper lake michigan and he never invited me. i was excluded and not -- i just, the team organized without me knowing about it. this wonderful time they were going to have on the lake and i was never told about it. the implication there is he collaborated with racism. he was my friend. he was a good coach. we liked each other. but his mother said no blacks can come. so he honored that and he plotted with the other swimmers so that didn't happen. he knew better. he liked me. i liked him. i baby sat for him and he collaborated in a way that was at the very least cruel and sending me a message that larger america said there was something unacceptable about me. he claimed he was not able to see that but i thin

that's why there wasn't a team at rio last summer.ks about the games in three years' time have gone well. we have worked really hard with the other home nations to get them behind the idea that a british team would be good for football, both in england but also in scotland, wales and northern ireland. they will not stand in the way. they will not actively support it either but they will not stand in the way. on that basis, we will make an application to the olympic authorities for us to coordinate a british team and we feel confident that, once the details sorted out, we will have a british team competing for medals in tokyo 2020. the new premier league season starts tomorrow evening with arsenal taking on leicester at the emirates stadium. manager arsene wenger has admitted that uncertainty over his future last season created a "lack of clarity in the dressing room". wenger eventually signed a new two—year contract extension and the campaign finished on a high with victory in the fa cup final. maybe my attitude had an impact on the s

team sky's geraint thomas will return to cycling for the tour of britain, with team—mate 0wain doullerall when he broke his collarbone in a fall at last month's tour de france. the tour of britain starts in edinburgh next month and finishes in the welsh riders' home city of cardiff. milos raonic is the latest high—profile player to pull out of the us open, which starts on monday. the canadian has withdrawn because of a persistent wrist injury. defending champion stan wawrinka, novak djokovic, kay nishikori and victoria azarenka will also be missing at flushing meadows. sir mo farah is getting ready for a final farewell on the track in zurich tonight where he'll run the 5,000 metres. his incredible career has seen him win ten world and olympic gold medals. but it's not the last we'll hearfrom him — he's swapping the stadium for roads, to run marathons instead. no matter who you are, you've got to fight for it. and yeah, medals that i've won doesn't take me to the line. i've got go in there fresh, there's going to be new guys and they run a lot faster than me. so it's about starting sl

yet a team which seems to have rediscovered a bygone energy.hose, alastair cook fell to shannon gabriel. didn't the new boys were picked on, tom westley and mark sturman pummelling for passports. —— stumbling. joe root escaped. so to ben stokes, the west indian catching up ben stokes, the west indian catching up to their bowling. joe root went 250 for a record equalling i2 up to their bowling. joe root went 250 for a record equalling 12 is draped test. persistent and poignant, as a boy, he would have been amongst them. joe root went for 59. having corrected one early mistake, one remained outstanding. ben stokes is often outstanding. having been dropped, he can be uncatchable. but a chance game. a ball later came a century which might never have happened, and upon which england have relied. gabriel, the man whose catching or lack of allowed ben stokes to get the 100, sealed his late. england 258 all out. they got current power before the close. then, this was a day which should have gone better. —— kieran power. it is sensational cricket. there

barcelona is trying to sign a women's team, they would be the first european club to have a women's teamraditional red and blue jerseys and carry the barcelona name. there are different opinions on the best way to approach the american fan. one thing everyone agrees on is there is a massive growth opportunity. oliver: staying focused on sports but in the technology section, clones, specifically horse clones are making their mark on the racetrack. >> the first horses cloned were in 2003. in the past decade, the practice has taken off in the world of polo racing and polo horses. the trend may becoming to horseracing and other events. because the olympics are on board. oliver: that is what took me by surprise. sort of the degree. the scale to which this is now happening. most people are aware the technology is there but this idea that this is becoming a big business -- tell us about how this has the potential to affect an interesting part of the market which is gambling and betting and horseracing? how did you get into the story? >> it starts at the level of the track. the individual racetr

we are getting teams from around the world, canada and germany are sending teams, the japanese, australiansourfeet ou this weekend? you can put yourfeet up! you are in the commentary box tomorrow. i enjoy talking so that's great but if i could have my way any day, i'd be out there racing instead. we appreciate you coming in and best of luck with the entry and will see you back when we can. ireland's hopes of remaining in europe's top—tier hockey tournament have taken a knock after they lost 1—0 to spain at the eurohockey championships in amsterdam. the defeat means ireland sit second in the pool, with one game remaining. victory over austria in their final game on sunday would secure their position in the tournament. a draw could be enough, but would depend on the result of the match between poland and spain. england face the netherlands in the semifinal later. para—canoeists emma wiggs and jonny young have won great britain's first gold medals at the canoe sprint world championships in the czech republic. wiggs, the rio paralympic champion, took her fifth straight kl2 world title ahead of

4 assortment of team members from her ax assortment of team members from her 4x400 assortment of teamer 4 x 400 teams over the years, 2011, 2013 and 2009. they have all received bronze medals and silver medals after being cheated off the podium in the past. if look out for the letters ana, authorised neutral athlete, next to their name. daya klishina is one of those, the only russian athlete at rio because she has operated outside the russian doping system. she is here as one of 19 russians competing. she has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. in london, it is a different atmosphere. you feel a little lonely, even if you have your team around you, and of course the coach is always with me. but if you travel with your team, this is a big support and just a different mood for you. unfortunately, we are here under the neutral flag. we just for you. unfortunately, we are here under the neutralflag. wejust have to follow the rules. but everybody who has come to compete in london from russia, we know where we are from. and everybody knows. it doesn't matter which flag they see in

a virginia rescue team on the way to houston as well as a maryland rescue team all for the flooding victims there. plus, this -- >> certainly what we do is an environmental risk but we're here to risk to save lives. kimberly: that's the maryland team hea it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% n bed. announcer: you're watching abc7 news at 11:00 on your side. kimberly: we've been talking about charlottesville for weeks now. there are new developments tonight. hundreds of people spoke out during an hour's long town hall this afternoon. that gat erring came two weeks after a violent white nationalist rally. the mayor police chief and local leaders answered questions and listened to people's fear and frustration. >> the city is thinking that it's a city problem, then that's never going to get fixed.

our team coverage continues with storm team 4's amelia draper live in richmond, outside houston, where she and photographer have been dodging dangerous conditions all night. mel. >> erika, what a night it has been. we had a heavy band from harvey move through the area and there were two tornado warning at that time. using our nbc washington app and the radar i was able to navigate us through the tornado warning safely, but we were talking about very heavy before we got through the band, we stopped to check out some damage from earlier in the day, from a potential tornado earlier. you can see some video here, a flattened house, trees that have been split in half and damage to a school's roof. then we drove through an area that had tornado warning, not only that but blinding rain. it was a band of harvey with three to four inches of rain an hour, that lead to major flash flooding. a park turned into a raging river and residents just in shock at what they were seeing. >> it is insane. i have never seen anything like this. last year it got flooded, there were big rains, but you should go l

and the women's team took silver, on a night when the relay team give them plenty to cheer.britain and northern ireland and jamaica. silver medal for great britain, gold for the united states. he's going to take the gold medal. it's going to be ethiopia at last. mo farah, thanks for the silver. there was also disappointment — no golden goodbye for sir mo farah, having to settle for silver in his final race at a world championships. it's been incredible, and it doesn't hit until you actually compete here, and finally, after crossing the line and having a couple of minutes to myself, realise this is it. so a case of agony for some, but ecstasy for others. a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable. one man who knows how it feels to win relay medals for 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