turns out -- he wasn't lucky whitehead! still - the cowboys still - the cowboys released lucky whitehead -- despite his denial - and his ability to prove he wasn't even in virginia that day! whitehead's agent -- saying his client is out of a job because both police and the cowboys -- rushed to judgement. no word though- on how the other guy got whitehead's information. police are still looking for him. new details about this year's "marine corps marathon". with safetrack over -- metro will open at six a-m on sunday, october 22nd for this year's race. both the marathon and the 10-k will start at seven-55. the marathon begins where it always does, on route one-10 between arlington national cemetery and the pentagon. the 10-k will start at 12th and madison drive. for more details head to w-j-l-a dot-com. the nationals got whalloped last night as they opened a six-game homestand with an outing against the brewers. it was a rough one. edwin jackson struggled early as brewers quickly ran up a 5-run lead... two more home runs make

now what about richard whitehead?ld following his victory in saturday's 200 metres final. so many people here had come to see richard whitehead, such a draw for the crowd. the 100 metres is a tougher event for him because he is a double amputee, he has a slow start and then charges through at the end but he left himself too much to do and it was only a bronze for richard whitehead. afterwards he was pretty disappointed with his performance but the good news for his fans is that there had been speculation he might retire from the track after these championships but unlike he said he will carry on until the tokyo pa ralympics unlike he said he will carry on until the tokyo paralympics in three yea rs until the tokyo paralympics in three years but otherwise another disappointing night for richard whitehead on a night when there was celebration for britain. track and field success for britain but not so much out in the middle. england's cricketers have slumped to a heavy 340—run defeat against south africa in the second t

whitehead wasn't even in virginia at the time.completely innocent, and the police issued an apology. so the cowboys dropping the ball once again. they hire convicted felons all the time but they fired an innocent man and don't make amends. lucy, just a stand up job by the cowboys once again. >> all righty. thank you much sean bell. you know rock legend alice cooper may have just found his way into art history. the singer recently came across original never before seen andy warhole silk screen kind of a big deal. the work of art had been in storage for of the past 40 years rolled up in little tube. warhole gave cooper the painting as a birthday present back in the '70's it appears part of warhole's series death and disaster. other paints from that series have sold for more than $10 million. wow! >>> christie brinkley she needs some help. finding love. the super model says she's having a hard time getting a date. brinkley admits pretty easy when she was younge at 63 hard to find nice guy whose also available. feel you christie. she'

the individual was named rodney darnell whitehead junior and is not lucky whitehead. the night they arrested him, hey had no identification -- had no identification, the cowboys have released lucky whitehead and the was mistaken identity for the -- from the time of the beginning and he was not in virginia at the time of the robbery in june. waiting for more information from fairfax cap police after they arrested the man following a scary six-hour standoff overnight. 3:30 yesterdaynd afternoon and said to it when police got a call for a domestic disturbance. officers found a man outside and his wife with minor injuries. the man went inside and refuse to come out. police broke down the door and begin looking for him. as for the crowds who gathered to watch, they were told to get out. >> they said he is armed with a gun. back,anted us to stay they said there is a man crossing the street and they told him to get out. >> i cannot get home, i want to make sure my family is safe. adrianna: police arrested the man around 9:00 last night and told us they will update the situat

yesterday the cowboys confronted whitehead about the situation. he adamantly denied the charges but the team dropped him yesterday. >> they love him. he's loveable. >> head of the prince george county school board he has known lucky for 15 years. >> the happiest guy there ever was. that is why he was skeptical feeling the former osborne high standout r of shop liting. >> there is no doubt he had nothing to do with it. >> a man arrested for misdemeanor shoplifting told police he was rodney "lucky" whitehead providing a birth date and social security number. >> they checked his photo and they acted in good faith that it was the man matching information provided. the man was released with a citation. yesterday they became aware of the situation. and despite his denials saying he was on a flight in dallas after the crime took place he was released from the team. >> yesterday we made a decision that were deemed to be in the best interest of the cowboys.

whitehead says he has no idea he was being impersonated. plans toirginia tech induct former football star michael vick into the sports hall of fame, but tens of thousands of people are saying not so fast. with a 90,000 people have signed .etitions against the induction he served prison time after being convicted of dogfighting. the university stands by their decision, saying they believe he is the greatest athlete in school history. just into the newsroom, authorities in new york say an inmate escape from rikers island prison and is now missing. wabc is reporting the inmate jumped a fence and the prison is on lockdown. rikers island is the main lockup facility for new york city. we will bring you updates as they are available. jonathan: debbie wasserman schultz her staff after he was arrested at dulles airport. towas apparently trying leave the country on a flight to pakistan when he was arrested on a bank fraud charge. investigators say that the man and his wife tried to defraud a congressional federal credit union. he is due in court in a

but whitehead's agent claims that he wasn't in virginia at the time of the robbery and police now say man they arrested falsely used whitehead's identity, even providing his date of birth, his social security number. the cops in virginia are now seeking the real suspect's true identity. >> but the cowboys are standing by their decision saying an accumulation of events led to whitehead's release. >>> now we're off to the ballpark for one father's value yapt effort to catch a foul ball. >> he certainly did try. check out dad. he drops his drink and then, oh, still misses the ball. this is at a texas rangers game. he can't make the catch. you see it bounce away >> that's not the worst part. this is. his son's disappointment is obvious. the kid is not happy about missing out on the ball and, yep, his face tells at least they watch the rangers beat the marlins. >> yeah. >> consolation. >> i don't know if he was too happy about that anyway. >>> a baby who made a dramatic entrance into the world celebrated her first birthday with the man who helped make that happen. >> this is probably one o

this isn't the first incident that whitehead has been involved in. this last week, a very bizarre story had come out. whitehead had claimed that his dog was kidnapped, and held for ransom. a $20,000 ransom. that video actually ended up surfacing online. video of his dog with a rapper. so bottom line, this has been a very weird, and very bad week for the football player. >> truly bizarre. i don't think we've heard the end of this story either. police are working with the whitehead of all charges, and we'll stay on top of this, and let you know if another nfl team gives lucky whitehead a shot at playing this year. >>> abandoned at a food court. the director of the child's daycare provider, christal lundy, who runs ebenezer academy is now charged with felony child neglect. this story is for any parent looking into childcare. hoping other parents avoid problems and safety issues like that one peggy. >> reporter: the good news is that the child is fine. daycare workers did return an hour later to the mall when they realized the boy was missing. how can pa

it turns out he was not lucky whitehead. lucky is. not who there is no doubt in my mind he had nothing to do with this. alison: that cowboys got wind of this and released whitehead despite his denial and his ability to prove he was not even virginia on that day. his agent said his client is out of the job because the police and the co whitehead's information and the police are still looking for him. thethan: health news from nfl, and an alarming stat about how sport impacts the brain. 99% of former player studied have cte, a brain disease common in those with three-putted head trauma. 99%. it can only be formally diagnosed with an autopsy. the study found in the brains of 110 of 11 deceased -- of 111 deceased players. but studies are needed, doctors say this could lead to an important conversation about the dangers. alison: new tonight, and details of the marine corps marathon. with safetrack over, metro will open at 6 a.m. on sunday, october 22 for the race. the marathon begins where it always does, on route 110, between arlington na

and he gave them whitehead's name, date of birth, and social security number. but then of course after reviewing the ca william county police confirmed the man they arrested was not whitehead. it's not clear how the other guy got all his information. >>> police shootings and body cameras. we have new details on terrance sterling the man shot and killed last september by dc police. >> an important recall to tell you about and an amazon hiring frenzy all on the way in tonight's consumer alert. >>> right after the break, why not everyone is praising president trump's salary donations to the department of education. >>> a neighborhood has seen a rash of very bizarre thefts. >> for months someone has been taking their vegetables from gardens. security video caught the thief in the action early one morning. so neighbors, they started doing some stuff too warning everyone about it on the next door app. they are also installing more lights and security cameras. >> it's just irritating to come home and your plants are stolen out of your yard. just three doors down the g

. >> a man arrested for misdemeanor shoplifting told police he was rodney "lucky" whitehead providing a birth date and social security number. >> they checked his photo and they acted in good faith that it was the man matching information provided. the man was released with a citation. yesterday they became aware of the situation. and despite his denials saying he was on a flight in dallas after the crime took place he was released from the team. >> yesterday we made a decision that were deemed to be in the best interest of the cowboys. they rushed to judgment. >> we are cleared the name has been clear -- we are thrilled the name has been cleared but disappointed in how it's been handled from the bottom of the top. >> heists that he is in dallas. five teams have already riched out to inquire about his services. they are apologizing for putting them through the ordeal. larry: with the camp opening hopefully he will find a job soon. the fight to repeal the affordable care act better known as obamacare is moving forward. but only time will tell if it's a major step or one step preceding

the new york jets claimed whitehead off waivers. whitehead graduated from manassas in 2009.rince william county police say the man arrested claimed to be whitehead, had his social security number even. they're investigating how they had that personal informs. >>> katie ledecky will use her second place win to work harder and faster. for the first time she didn't finish first in a race. >> at the line it's pell grin i getting the touch. >> she finished second in the 200 meter free striel. italy came in from behind and won the race. today, ledecky will swim the 4 by on saturday, she will compete in the 800 meter freestyle. she is favored in both races. >> this doesn't take away from anything in terms of her accomplishments. she's known to be more of a long distance. she'll do better in the -- >> apparently she's human. who knew? >> and she's probably exhausted. >> exactly. we love her. >> we'll be watching. >>> who knew? >> listen, the fact that i get from my car to the door every morning is an accomplishment. >> the fact that you arrive here in one piece. >> no pocket square

right now, dallas has no plans of reinstating whitehead. his lawyer said they ar s action legally or with the nfl player's association. >> thank you. >>> researchers say this is no longer up for debate. the ground breaking study that is focused on brain disease that is related to injuries from football. the results are startling. that study punished in the journal of american medical association finds brain disease, it's known as cte. it's found in 99% of the players' brains that had been donated for research. the disease, which can only be diagnosed after death is linked to repeated blows to the head. the study found it could even occur in young players. experts point out that many of the donors had symptoms of the brain disease before their death. the nfl says it is committed to scientific research into cte and prevention and treatment of these head injuries. >>> maryland is sending more muscle to those on the front lines of the grants nearly $300,000 to the county and they need the help. they had 649 overdoses this year alone. that's 159

prince william county police believe somebody gave them whitehead's identity.nd they're now working to try to find out who that person really was. joining us via skype his agent david. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> what is lucky's take right now now this had a day or two to sing in as far as what's happening with his release and his involvement in this incident? >> or not involvement. >> well, lucky as you can expect was a little frustrated. was hurt, was offended by being cut. he's now had 24 hours to kind of and i think his mindset right now is excited to get on with a new opportunity. you know, all 31 other teams will have a chance to claim him today by the nfl waiver system. we're hoping that he gets claimed by somebody. i'm confident that he will. when he does he'll have new home and immediately be whisked you have to new training camp to start his new nfl career. >> i'll get back to in just a minute as far as where he may be going. what may be next for him. let's rewind a little bit here, david. you can help

regardless whitehead was released. >> he is extremely disappointed. i never met a guy that loved being part of organization more than he loved to be a cowboy. >> yesterday we made a decision we deem told be in the best interest of the cowboys. we are standing by that decision and we'll move on. >> a rough few weeks for lucky. earlier this month his beloved pitbull was kidnapped and held for ransom. thankfully he was return odd kay. and his agent told me five teams expressed interest to sign him. live in goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. the scars from monday's ef-2 tornado is lasting. the clean sup quicker now that electricity is turned on but it's not easier. noer is use injuries were reported -- no serious injuries were reported an the residents know how lucky they are. michelle: on capitol hill with vice president mike pence casting the tie-breaking vote the senate started debate. senator john mccain receivedded a standing ovation as he returned to the chamber for the first time since disclosing he has brain cancer. >> we have been spinning

the cowboys will not be bringing whitehead back. head coach multiple times why other players on the team who are dealing with other issues aren't being treated like whitehead. >> this will be the last time i will say it. i appreciate your interest in it. we made a decision yesterday in regards to lucky whitehead that we think is in the best interests of the cowboys. we're standing by that decision. we're going to move forward. >> amazing birthday for a 10-year-old cubs fan. daniel rodriguez, he has downs syndrome. his favorite player is wilson contraras. he got a hug along with cubs swag. he then went out there in the first inning and hit a three-run home run. the cubs would go on to beat the white sox 6-2. a special day for daniel out there at wrigley field. >> that's so awesome. good for daniel. you always see this. there's something where the players hit a home run. >> they lock in more when they do special things before the game like that. >> they do. andy scholes, thank you very much. >> good incentive. not that we need it. >>

whitehead's agent says he wasn't in virginia at the time of the incident. police say the man who was arrested gave whitehead's name, date of birth and social security number. >> wow. >> they are now seeking that man's realize at this. the cowboys are standing by their decision. >>> let's move on to baseball and a valiant effort by one dad to try to catch a foul ball. it happened at the texas rangers game. reaching for the ball, but he still cannot make the catch. you can see the ball bounce away. >> ah. that's like an $8 drink. his son's reaction is the best. the kid is not having it. he is angry that dad -- he had one job, to catch the ball. >> you know what? catch the ball yourself, kid! he didn't even try. >> he is bummed. at least the rangers beat miami. the marlins. >> that kid's just so disappointed in his dad. the dad lost the faith of his son and his beer at the same time. >> did you have to drop the beer? >> now he doesn't even have a beer to drown his sorrows in. >>> the brave move by a dad. to keep the streets safe from a suspected drunk driver.

. >> reporter: today's landmark decision started with a young pioneer, emily whitehead, now literally the textbook example of this groundbreaking therapy. look at this face. this says i'm happy. >> couldn't be more proud. >> reporter: we met emily a year and a half ago at age 10, still cancer-free after being diagnosed with an acute form of leukemia when she was 5. >> at one point the doctor came in and said, you need to call your family in because emily's not going to be here tomorrow. >> reporter: but doctors at the university of pennsylvania and children's hospital of philadelphia developed the car t cell treatment. emily was the first child in the world to receive it. >> she's cancer free. and i couldn't believe it. i just -- i thought it was a dream. >> reporter: here's how it works. from a blood sample, a patient's own immune cells are separated out and then genetically reprogrammed, turning them into superfighters that hunt out and destroy cancer cells. at the fda hearing today, fighting back tears, tom whitehead testified next to emily. >> if you want to see what a cure looks

no word on whitehead's information. six: 45, a message all parents will want to hear as you get children ready for school store it's. what scientists say football does to your brain. larry: good and bad news for the washington nationals, stephen strasburg's arm injury is just nerve in henchmen and he will get started on saturday. the bad news, they get walloped. it was basically batting practice for milwaukee. a get crushed 8-0 and will do it again tonight at 7:05. ec mayor muriel bowser will join the nats team -- d.c. mayor muriel bowser will join the nats .eam to unveil the new logo it is the first time a game will be played here since 1969. the unveilin a hit you just knew there would be a sequel. >> it is our sacred duty to defend the world and it is what i will do. autria: warner bros. conforming that wonder woman to is coming out in december 2019. gadot will be back in the leading role. it has raked in more than $780 million worldwide and has held -- heldt the bok stronger at the box office than any other superher

emily whitehead was first pediatric patient at children 's hospital to get immuno therapy treatment in 2012. she had relapsed twice with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. >> it was scary, really scary. >> reporter: doctors and researchers at chop developed treatment called cartea involves removing immune cells from the patient's blood, reprogramming them to create an army of attack cells and putting them back in the patient. >> way of genetically engineering each patient's immune system to go back and kill their own cancer cells. this is brand new completely different, a totally new way of treating cancer. >> reporter: doctor group and his collogues at chop has treated 150 children with experimental therapy and results of been described as impressive. >> an increase in trans expression with patient was leukemia. >> reporter: doctor and whitehead family testified before f.d.a. advisory panel on wednesday hoping to get the treatment approved. >> they keep telling us that emily's writing history books because she was first child in the world with her immune system trained to beat her leukemia

virginia native and former dallas cowboy rodney lucky whitehead has been cleared. police say the man they arrested on saturday for stealing from a wawa is not whitehead. officers say the suspect gave them whitehead's date of birth and social security number. he is now wanted for not appearing in court. the agent for the real whitehead always maintained this was a case of mistaken identity. whitehead was released from the dallas cowboys on monday, the same day the arrest was made public. >>> scientists say it is no longer debatable. brain disease can be linked to injuries from football. the journal of american medical association looked at 202 players from the nfl, college, and also from high school. chronic cte can only be diagnosed after death. now the disease was found in nearly 90% of the brains donated by former players. after years of denials, the nfl recently acknowledged a link between repeated head blows and brain disease and settled a billion dollar lawsuit with former ♪ >>> a brand-new movie is hitting theaters next week exploring the art of stepping. the

at the fda hearing today, fighting back tears, tom whitehead testified next to emily. >> if you want to see what a cure looks like, she's standing right beside me. >> reporter: this fall the full fda is expected to approve the treatment for relapsing leukemia in children and young adults. the treatment is grueling but 83% of patients went into remission. the ultimate goal, try it out on other cancers. >> it's hard for me to even articulate how exciting this is. this is everybody has been working toward this for so long. >> reporter: for eply whitehead, today's decision is about hope. >> it's exciting because it will get the treatment to a lot more kids. >> reporter: a historic step in science thanks to a brave young girl. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> happy for her. >>> a building on the peninsula that once housed a promising it silicon valley company is up for rent. the former serra knows building. the tech giant laid up nearly 400 employees after news broke its blood testing machines weren't exactly. it will move head quarters into a building in newark. >>> it is being called a s

richard whitehead goes in the 200 metres tomorrow. we also have hannah cockroft in action.happy, straight sets victory for him over tomas berdych will stop wrapped up in the last few minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was broken just twice minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust twice in the match but those are the margins against a player who is perhaps considered the greatest of all time —— unfortunately. roger federer will be going for his eighth title here, that would be a record to go one in front of pete sampras. it would be a 19th grand slam. he will be facing cilic in the showpiece on sunday. roger federer into the men's singles final once again. from east london to west london now. the floyd mayweather conor mcgregor road show has rolled into the uk. they've been doing media in america and canada ahead of theirfight in las vegas next month. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway is at today's event at wembley arena. you might be able to hear the background, thousands of

. >>> apologizing to lucky whitehead for a case of mistaken identity. a month ago, police arrested a man for shoplifting from a woodbridge wawa. he did not have id. he did give officers a name, date of birth, d security number. they matched whitehead's. yesterday, news of the shoplifting broke, and he was cut from the team. despite the mistake, the cowboys are standing by their decision tonight. lucky went to high school in manassas. police are trying to track down the person who actually committed that crime. >>> a shaw neighborhood at odds with a local restaurant. >> owners of the dasha beer garden want to expand their location, and it's just ear shot of some neighbors. that's the concern. >> reporter: if you drive down f street near 14th, you captain miss. these yellow signs in almost every single yard. david conklin lives feet away from where the owners want to put their second spot. >> we already have a problem with people vomiting in our yard at night. which is not pleasant to walk >>t to. was a blow to residents. a massive outdoor beer garden wit

the man they arrested saturday for stealing in wood bridge is not whitehead. they say the suspect gave whitehead's date of birth and social security number. he is now wanted for not appearing in court. the agent for real whitehead always said it was a case of mistaken identity. he was released from the cowboys monday, the same day the arrest was made public. >>> d.c. delegate eleanor holmes martin introduced a bill to extend the lease on rfk stadium campus. the bill would extend that lease to 2088. she says it would give officials enough time to redevelop the area with more green space and sports f united. the team plans to move to the new audi field next year. >>> major new study on dangers of football shows widespread evidence the sport can lead to brain disease. the journal of the american medical association looked at 202 players from the nfl, college and high school. chronic traumatic encephalopathy, better known as cte, can only be diagnosed examining the brain after death. cte was found in nearly 90% of brains studies. after years of denials, they ackno

officers ran it through the virginia dmv data base and it matched whitehead. the cowboys learned of this yesterday and released him. now they're in real thief but the cowboys still say they're done with whitehead. >>> now to brain trauma with professional football players. here's what they found. signs of something called chronic traumatic encyphalopathy. it can lead to things like memory loss, depression. the nfl says it will continue to work with experts to improve the health of current and former players. >>> a big court ruling against the district's conceal carry law. under that law you must show a good reason to show permit to carry a concealed gun in public. now a panel says that good reason policy second amendment right to bear arms. today we spoke to an attorney who specializes on gun rights. >> the people who look into our gun laws aren't the problem to our city. >> reporter: they want the district to honor concealed permits from the state. dc east attorney general is considering a legal challenge. >>> remember the burning limousines, broken out windo

yesterday the new york jets claimed whitehead off waivers.graduated from school in manassas in 2009. prince william county police say the man arrested for the shoplifting claimed to be whitehead and even had his social security number. they're investigating how he had that information. >>> today, katie ledecky will use her second place finish to swim harder and faster. for the first time ever ledecky did not finish first in a race. >> here comes pellgrini at the line. the bethesda native finished second. italy came from behind in the final lap to win the race. today, ledecky will swim in the freestyle relay. on saturday, she will compete in the 800-meter freestyle. she's favored in both races. >> listen, still nothing to sneeze at. >> when you have a sea of gold in front of you. you throw a little silver in there. it's nice to mix it up a little bit. >>> talk about bei i what was in one man's car that saved the life of a complete stranger. >>> and she's considered one of the most beautiful women in the world. now angelina jolie is opening up

whitehead immediately taking to instagram.acted my phone demanding ransom money. i strongly advise you to stop. and return my boy safely before it gets any worse. according to petfinder.com, up to 2 million pets are stolen each year, only about 10% are ever returned. >> posting a picture of your dog is totally fine. you want to make sure that you don't give any identifying information about where you live, where the dog can be found, or even the cost of the dog. that opens up a world of options for thieves. >> reporter: but whitehead was indeed lucky. >> hey, want to go for a walk? >> reporter: reunited with blitz tuesday. without having to pay that ransom. a man returning the pup claiming he bought him from an anonymous source. not realizing blitz was stolen. and obviously, this story is a cautionary tale. for any animal lover. pet owners are told not to leave dogs alone in a yard or the car. if you're away from your pet, if you're out in public, keep your eye on it at all times. >> glad blitz is back home. can you imagine tu

even if it was a chance of mistaken identity they're not taking whitehead back. later this morning we're going to skype with his toast get a take on this particular ma matter. >> and starbucks reel having what color of aprons mean. black, purple, blue, yellow, orange and red. green ape ropes are worn by most baristas and red ones holidays and black are for those that finish coffee master program. yellow ape ropes were for the teavana and orange promote the ready group. now you know what it's all f for. washington where a truck having pizza dough tipped o over. it started rising because the doe was so hot in washington state. he was on the way to a food plant that turns nod into animal feed. crews had to be cleaned up to cleanup the mess. >> there's a strict no butt grabbing rule for 8 woman. the greet in kansas city po mow. he's been known to have secret strict, very strict no butt squeezing policy and but he made exception for this sweet old lady. >> and she looks like she enjoyed it. >> all in. >> why not? >> at 88 nothing to lose. >> that's why she lived to 88

disappointment for richard whitehead, the 200 metres champion settling for bronze in the 100 and laterhe perfect night for home fa ns not quite the perfect night for home fans but britain is still second in the table, 11th old medals, 20 medals in total, it has been an impressive start to the championships. andy swiss live at the olympic stadium. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been given a warm welcome in warsaw as they began their official visit to both poland and germany. three—year—old george and two—year—old charlotte are on the trip, too. from warsaw, our royal correspondent peter hunt reports. at three, he's far too young to know if he's a reluctant royal, but prince george definitely wasn't keen to embrace warsaw without his father's helping hand. 0ne future king did persuade another one to follow in his footsteps. 0n the tarmac, george struck a nonchalant pose and practised the odd ballet move. a fidgeting toddler with a lifetime under an intense spotlight ahead of him. princess charlotte faces a similarfuture. a reality aged two she can remain blissfully unaware of for

gold for whitehead, breaks his own world record. was like a jet engine pulled me through to the finish line, hence the reason why i did the old gun salute, which i am now remembered for. so what does it feel like to be back in london? does it bring back all those memories from 2012? yeah, it's a time when you kind of think it was a great part of my career. and i was lucky enough to be successful. to be honest, when you get back here, you kind of go, "was that me?" unbeaten in the 200 metres since then, he returns to the stadium for this summer's world championships, which could be his final race in a great britain vest. it's going to be emotional if it's my last ever race. when i talk to friends and family, they say, "just keep going." but i would like to finish while i am at the top. would double gold be enough to finalise his decision? well, earlier this season at a meet in switzerland, he was just 6 one—hundredths of a second off the world record in the 100 metres. when you see me train, you actually don't see a paralympic athlet

while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead.t — which is the 100 metres! fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. and that is all the sport for now. identifying inherited heart conditions can save lives, but many of us don't know that we're carrying the gene that causes a disease known as hcm. sir david frost had the condition — and while it didn't cause his death, he did pass it on to one of his sons, miles, who died at the age of 31. now, his family is trying to help other people to find out if they could be affected too. chris buckler reports. there's milesy. milesy, come here. in every child, you can find something of their parents, and often inherited alongside looks and characteristics are things that can't be seen. miles frost shared with his father david a gene responsible for a heart condition that led to his sudden death. for your 31—year—old brother to die, suddenly and unexpectedly, nothing can prepare you for it. and i'll never get over the pain of learning that for the first time. miles loved sport, and he seemed extr

. >> off season drama, kick returner lucky whitehead, after he was linked to a shoplifting arrest ince william county police say whitehead was arrested on june 22, for taking about $40 worth of food and drink from convenience score in manassas, when the cowboys learned about the situation yesterday, they released him. but as it turns out, it was a case of mistaken identity. got a statement tonight from prince william county police, it is a long one, i'll read it in part. police department is competet in releasing it was falsely provide today police during the investigation, going on, the police department is working with the prince william county commonwealth attorneys office to clear mr. whitehead from this investigation. >> meanwhile, golden state warrier star forward jaymon green is in legal trouble tonight, being slapped with a civil lawsuit by man and woman that claim he bullied and physically assaulted them. the suit stems from an incident last summer, when green was arrest the for allegedly slapping a former michigan state university football playing during dispute outside a b

espn is reporting that lucky whitehead will join week. the deal if you missed it. tuesday police in prince william county said a man charged with shoplifting on june 22 was not whitehead as first believed. the suspect told police he was the manassas native. >> if you want to hold me accountable, do it for something i did. >> the cowboys are defending the decision citing pattern of behavior. alison: we now know where critically infant charlie gard will spend the rest of his days. he will be transferred to hospice and taken off life support. he will only change the ruling if the parents agree with the hospital on a new location. he suffers from a rare disease that left him unable to breathe without help. he is not expected to last more than a few hour once he is moved. wasserman schultz firing a member of the i.t. staff after he was arrested in dulles. he was trying to fly to pakistan and was taken in on a bank fraud charge. the lawyer says the fraud charge stems from a modest real estate matter and anti-muslim bigotry and expects him to be cleared soon. he is expect

. >> reporter: dootoday's landmark decision started with emily whitehead, the textbook example of this ground breaking therapy. we met emily a year and a half ago at age 10. still cancer free after being dying thosed with an acute form of lieu dekeechl i can't when s was five >> the doctor said you need to call your family in because emily won't be here tomorrow >> reporter: but doctors at the university of pennsylvania and children's hospital of philadelphia developed the treatment. emily was the first child in the world to receive it. >> she's cancer free and i couldn't believe it. i just -- i thought it was a dream. >> reporter: here is how it works. from a blood sample, a patient's own immune cells are separated out and then genetically reprogrammed, turning them into on super fighters that hunt out and destroy cancer cells at the fda hearing today, fighting back tears, tom whitehead testified next to echlly >> if you want to see what a cure looks like, she's standing right beside me. >> reporter: this fall, the full fda is expected to approve the treatment for relapsing leukemia i

whitehead capital is one of those creditors. >> thank you.g. 2015, newr bondholders had a deal with the electric utility, and that deal has been renegotiated a little bit, now you are in court. what on earth happened? >> we cut a deal with the former administration to restructure the islands debt to provide a moratorium, a reduction in coupons, and a deferral of the principal payments. it was a hard-fought negotiation. nobody was happy to which suggests it was a fair deal. we renegotiated that deal with the new administration of order ofo, and we were told -- puerto rico, and were told we had the blessing of the oversight ordered. -- this wast board the only pre-existing deal. the board not to approve our deal. or do made aat couple of suggestions about a deal that i found my however, they were eight at the 11th hour and 59 minute and we did not have time to effectuate the changes they were looking for. or as aepresenting voice for bondholders are prepared to renegotiate to a certain degree to incorporate these helpful suggestions? >> we woul

. >> at home, dallas cowboys wide receiver lucky white held -- whitehead is all about the blitz. the 16 month old pitbull puppy. instagram postings may be a little too faces -- two famous. texasday, he was home in being watched by a close friend when he was dog napped. he merely took to instagram. demandedtole him has ransom money. i strongly advise you to stop and return my boy safely before it gets any worse. >> i said to show me that the dog is ok. >> according to petfinder.com, up to 2 million pets are still in each year and only 10% are returned. with more pet parents turning their -- turning the restaurants to social media stars, experts have warned you could turn your pooch into a target. >> posting a picture of the dog is fine but you want to be sure you do not give andy -- identifying information about where you live, where the dog can be found, or the cost of the dog. it opens up a world of options. >> reunited tuesday without having to pay the ransom. a man returning the puppy claiming he bought him from an anonymous source, not realizing that he was stolen. a little t

we are talking about lucky, lucky whitehead, the only problem; lucky whitehead didn't do it. he didn't shoplift. so will they have him back on the team? doesn't look like it. oh, we're going to hear their coach stomach err around after the break. >> and we're continuing to follow the breaking news out of the cobbs creek section of the city. rescue crews, they responds today row home collapse on the unit block of south ruby street. this is the back, not the area where it has collapsed, but you can see right next door to it, getting rhett -- ready to build a home. not sure if that's in connection to the collapse. >> everything looks fine here, doesn't it? >> from this side. >> if you are joining us (are you showing us this row home? because in this section of the city they keep turning -- oh, that's why, right there, that's the other side of the row home. it collapsed. new building in that area, of course. and this row home is standing by itself. empty lot on both sides of it. that was probably an interior wall at one point. now exterior. now it is down. >> so we will check bac

prince william county police say they believe someone gave them whitehead's identity. cowboys standing by their decision. they have not reup stated him with the team. we'll chat about the mix-up and what is next for the wide receiver. first we celebrate the cool. >> i may have to wear this. >> will look like you wept two days in a row. >> one issue is one size f fitsal all and some of us have a rather large head. >> it filts you well. >> giving you a headache too. >> yeah, right, not going to cost you a lot. >> will it will go with a suit. >> yeah. >> 69 this morning in washington. 69. below 70. that's great this time year in washington. comfortable early low 0s this afternoon and storm free afternoon. we'll have clouds around to today. like yesterday. mix of sun and clouds. otherwise nice looking forecast for afternoon and really no complaining here. average daytime highs 88 degrees. we'll be below that. 84 and look at upper 70s closer to leonard no one town. 78 afternn day has rain on it. >> 79 felt cool last night i hate to say it but it did. it felt great. >> it wa

emily whitehead was given the treatment when she was battling an aggressive form of leukemia. it vomples removing a patient's immune cells and reprogramming them to fight the cancer cells. it will be up to the fda to approve it. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, the mother who feared for her baby's life speaking out in a "g.m.a." exclusive. the flight crew allowed her off to the plane to cool off. 20 minutes later she reboarded for takeoff only to have the delay again that's when owen's condition started deteriorating. a mom knows, he made a cry i never heard before, his coloring i've never seen that color before, he was screaming and then he just stopped, i went limp in nigh arts. we'll have more of the video at 7:00 a.m., mara schievacompo news denver. the roles you play in life ar. let's dance grandma! and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with nutritious calories 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals. th was the best one ever! giving you the strength and energy, to get back to doing what

. >> whitehead seems in the sudden transformation of his day to day lifestyle. >> people keep sayingle to walk the street. >> i keep hearing that but i keep walking the streets and nothing's happening. i'm actually a bit disappointed. no i don't. >> do you have advise what will become when the film comes out? >> run. >> no i think -- finn's a great guy. i don't think he will have any problems. it's just fun. >> meanwhile, nolan's urge to break new ground visually, seen in the air, dog fights in vintage aircraft captured in flight by imax cameras. >> there's a lot of planning and preparation to get the camera right where the pilot would be. right over his shoulder. a romanian plane with two cockpits with the camera on the wing with the real pilot behind and the actor in front. >> so you are telling tom hardy this. >> exactly. >> i'm going to put you up in a romanian plane. >> you get shots that have never been done before. and really as a film maker you are trying to give the audience an experience they never had before. >> all of nolan's craft seeking to ensure that blood endures as

while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead. event, which is the 100 metres. fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. england's cricketers have a battle on their hands if they're to save the second test against south africa. the tourists were bowled out for 335 but england crumbled in their reply. all out for 205, south africa starting this morning with a lead of 205 runs at trent bridge. you;re have days like this i am afraid and especially with a young side you will have days like this. you just want to get them to a minimum. these days are frustrating but, like so, what is done is done. we need to come back tomorrow, sort ourselves out and try to get back into the game if we can. meanwhile at the women's world cup, england finished top of the round—robin stage after thrashing west indies in bristol — captain heather knight made 67. england will play south africa in the semi—finals on tuesday. it's one of the highlights of the british sporting calendar. lewis hamilton will start the british grand prix on pole today. he was fastes