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The banks of the thames, with the aim of removing plastic. it�*s said to be the biggest ever community project of its kind on the river. last year the charity thames21 removed more than 6,500 items of waste — with almost three quarters made of plastics. teams will record what they find, to help gain a better understanding of the pollution and how to tackle it. for the first time in three years, huge crowds will be allowed to line the route of the london marathon this sunday. with no covid restrictions in place, friends and family can cheer on runners along the 26.2—mile route. many are t...

Department of wildlife it has relocated 30 of this cheap where they say that the animals will have more hospitable living condition. at pilot traveled to florida with his father and offer to make an emergency landing in a north carolina highway after the engine in a single engine plane began to fail. go pro captured the whole thing on video. the pilot, a former marine was able to maneuver through power lines and vehicle traffic to get safely to the grant. he credits his former military service for giving him a clear objective to save their lives, the lives of everyone on the ground and do as l...

Proponent of the mitigation efforts including access to vaccines. and nfl hall of famer will join as once his plane career is ove pride he had announced his retirement immediately after last season, but later said he would play this year i'm going to consider him a coworker. the parents of a six -year-old boy who ran a complete 26.2-mil marathon are facing increasing backlash amid concerns for the child's mental and physical well-being. the family has confirmed they'v been child by child protective services and the problem is is it legal. gentlemen, great to see you both . >> great to see you ...

To work through that has been to just dive in. that is the way that i process. >> chrissy also were aces awareness of money by doing something she loves, running. >> you are an avid marathon or. i even ran with you. >> i love you chrissy, but this might be the end of the road for me. >> i know you really have. >> not very far, at all, but how does your running matchup with their mission? >> distance is a big barrier for women to access care, so the idea running 26.2 miles, this was the difference that a woman will have to walk or have to be transported. my mantra became, every mile, every moth...

Sure, a lot of pain involved in what you do >> you know it's gonna hurt but you kind of, yeah, just push yourself and keep going for it >> reporter: jackie ran 26.2 miles a day around her arizona neighborhood, on treadmills, and even in the boston marathon more than 2,600 miles in all the proof now set to be reviewed and verified by guinness world record experts for jackie, it's been a way to empower other athletes with disabilities to push beyond their limits. >> what inspired you to go for the record and break it >> i was just like, it would be really cool if someone with a prosthetic could ...