bret: thanks, dana. bret: good evening. i m bret baier, welcome to milwaukee and the final night of the republican convention unlike any other. former president donald trump will formally accept his party s nomination for a third time. tonight s speech is expected in parts to focus on unity in the wake of saturday s assassination attempt. we re told one word though won t be used in the hour-plus long speech, biden. the former president will refer to the administration and the current leadership but not use his opponent s name. this as there are increasing doubts about whether president joe biden will be the democrats nominee. tonight we are also learning new details about the shooter in butler, pennsylvania saturday. and his movements in the hours preceding the pulling of the trigger. we re also seeing outrage directed at the head of the secret service lack of substantive information about the shooting and the security provided around the event. the secret service direct
rugby international takes on his biggest challenge to prove the game he loves has caused his dementia. commentator: look at this - alix popham drives for - the line he s there! alix popham s rugby career seemed timed to perfection. as he started playing, the game went professional. he was able to turn his passion into a well paid job. but he says after more than a decade of putting his body on the line, he s paying a high price. so these are the memories, yeah? that one is my last game for wales, against england in 2008, my last game. do you remember the game? no, nothing. i know we won. i ve seen the jerseys with me with my hands in the air at twickenham, but i can t remember being on the pitch. so you played in the game, you ve got the shirt, but you don t remember the game at all? at all. what i ve been told is my brain was so inflamed at that period. and most.most of my career, i ve said before, i can t remember because we were doing so much contact, my brain was infl
commentator: look at this - alix popham drives for - the line he s there! alix popham s rugby career seemed timed to perfection. as he started playing, the game went professional. he was able to turn his passion into a well paid job. but he says after more than a decade of putting his body on the line, he s paying a high price. so these are the memories, yeah? that one is my last game for wales, against england in 2008, my last game. do you remember the game? no, nothing. i know we won. i ve seen the jerseys with me with my hands in the air at twickenham, but i can t remember being on the pitch. so you played in the game, you ve got the shirt, but you don t remember the game at all? at all. what i ve been told is my brain was so inflamed at that period. and most.most of my career, i ve said before, i can t remember because we were doing so much contact, my brain was inflamed. so you. the memories weren t storing. so you had an inflamed brain because of the contact you were
he s paying a high price. so these are the memories, yeah? that one is my last game for wales, against england in 2008, my last game. do you remember the game? no, nothing. i know we won. i ve seen the jerseys with me with my hands in the air at twickenham, but i can t remember being on the pitch. so you played in the game, you ve got the shirt, but you don t remember the game at all? at all. what i ve been told is my brain was so inflamed at that period. and most.most of my career, i ve said before, i can t remember because we were doing so much contact, my brain was inflamed. so you. the memories weren t storing. so you had an inflamed brain because of the contact you were doing. yes. ..and the hits you were taking, and you were still turning out for wales? wales. club. training. wow. years after he retired from rugby, alix found his memory getting worse. i got lost on a bike ride and it s a bike ride i ve done 50, 70 times. and ijust had a blackout moment and didn t know w
for wales, against england in 2008, my last game. do you remember the game? no, nothing. i know we won. i ve seen the jerseys with me with my hands in the air at twickenham, but i can t remember being on the pitch. so you played in the game, you ve got the shirt, but you don t remember the game at all? at all. what i ve been told is my brain was so inflamed at that period. and most.most of my career, i ve said before, i can t remember because we were doing so much contact, my brain was inflamed. so you. the memories weren t storing. so you had an inflamed brain because of the contact you were doing. yes. ..and the hits you were taking, and you were still turning out for wales? wales. club. training. wow. years after he retired from rugby, alix found his memory getting worse. i got lost on a bike ride and it s a bike ride i ve done 50, 70 times. and ijust had a blackout moment and didn t know where i was, and ended up cycling the way i came, i got home and told mel, and the fo