were accosted by debit is with billy clubs and that sort of thing. then, we would come to brown's chapel and leave this church in the courthouse with signs that said, let's my mother vote. we would make our own signs to take to the courthouse. that was practically an everyday occurrence. to go to the courthouse, there was walking into the courthouse, a lot of people were arrested. a lot of times people were beaten in the courthouse. so you never knew, when you are marching on a given day, whether you would be arrested, or whether you would be hit with a billy club. fortunately, i was never hit. i was not arrested. my sister was arrested along with my best friend. i did not go to jail, but i did march. and i participated in some of the other -- what we call significant marches. ♪ him >> the role of the churches was to open their doors, but more importantly, a lot of people saw the voting movement as a political movement, and it was not. it was a spiritual movement with social and political consequences. it was grounded in the religion because of the meetings held in church, they

—old son. billy has severe epilepsy — his gp had written a prescription for cannabis oil, which the family were using as justification for getting the drug for him from abroad. now the home office have told the doctor he shouldn't write any more. do you use illegal drugs to treat a medical condition? do you think cannabis should be legalised for medical use or do you think the risks haven't been properly investigated 7 do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag #victorialive, and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. relatives of those killed in the grenfell tower fire will tell a public inquiry into the disaster how the tragedy has affected them. 71 people died in the blaze at the block of flats in west london lastjune — and one other person died several months later after being hospitalised as a result of the fire. over the next two weeks, sir martin moore—bick, the inquiry chair, will hear tributes to the victims. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, has this report. chanting. we're approaching the

right to buy paul in alabama. >> caller: booyah, jim, from the hi hill billy riviera the stock goes up and down like the wind rolls like the tide. is this ever going to be a six or $7 stock from 2009 to 2014, this stock was 40 bucks. >> the problem is that as much as oil has done well, natural gas has cratered here. one of the reasons why chesapeake broke through the stock keeps going lower. i am not a fan of south western. we have more than saudi arabia jason in utah. >> caller: love your show. thank you for everything you do. my question is about arconic

internet sensation. >> yea. you got it, billy. >> look at billy go. billy has down syndrome and plays on a team for young people with special needs. look at him rounding the bases like a pro. high-fiving his supporters as they cheer him on to home base, and then this happened >> let's go. >> yea! >> oh, that's good. >> he takes home plate in style. he's doing a great job. reggie, you and i were just watching -- this is in the floss dance. >> the floss dance. >> that's the part you forget sometimes is the hips. >> hi, mike. >> putting together a graphic right now. that was a nice story -- of exactly what's going on today compared to where we should be averagewise. san jose, right on, with 74. livermore and redwood city and san francisco three degrees cooler than average. i was looking at temperatures compared to yesterday, some of us could be six or seven degrees warmer than yesterday. it gives you an idea of how chilly it was on sunday. >>> we are taking a look at the south bay here this morning. we don't have any major issues in san jose and northbound 101 looking just fine at the 880 i

start, billy the olympics and making it a success , billy the olympics and making it a success, what she did for cancer in those last months of her life, all of this will be big achievements, but the other legacy i think and hope will be that for the cynicism politics, this is someone who additionally hard to be cynical about. she was a committed public servant. if anyone wants to know what politics can achieve, they couuded what politics can achieve, they colluded her life and how she lived it, and how she ended it. as a testimony to all that is best in politics. how will you remember her asa politics. how will you remember her as a friend? for me, she was one of my closest and dearest friends. you know... politics is not a very easy environment in which friendships can thrive and survive. but she was my friend throughout my time in politics. in opposition, in government, after i left office. she was always the same. she was always true and loyal and decent and wise. tributes for dame tessa jowell continue to be shared on social media. we can speak now to the 11—time paralympic champi

. >> lovely, seat of the duke. >> one would think that her daughter risen to these heights and billy was suitable in every way accept for one. he was not roman catholic. >> there's a complex of feelings. joseph kennedy saw hero mans as a sense that the kennedys arrived. however, what is so interesting is that rose didn't share the same sense of success. for her, the romance threatened -- >> the union is not blessed by her parents. >> her older brother joe was by her side, not anyone else. they were marry in a registry office in what she described as a an affair. >> the kennedy family gathers on the coast of massachusetts and joe junior sends disappointing news. >> his father and mother expected him home any day and in july, they get a strange letter. i'm part of a speci mission. it is not dangerous, see you in september. >> he already flown his 25 missions and volunteers for extra duty. he's going to fly in a bomber stuffed with explosives towards a secret german weapon on the french coast. >> he would set the fuse and then he would bail out of the plain along with his co pilot over the

show as he stunned spectators with a celebrity dance just moments before getting to home plate. billy has down's syndrome. he was playing for the first time in the league of yes. that's a sports group for children with disabilities. the league's founder posted the video to social media showing off billy's fun side. it's been viewed over 2.5 million times on facebook. >> billy's got some moves, some rhythm. >>> we're not looking so great when it comes to the weather. >> those weekend plans outdoors are -- especially today. i mean it's pouring this morning from richmond to washington, d.c. through southern portions of new jersey. the flood watch includes roughly about 24 million people and the heaviest rain is specialed in the mid-atlantic region. ohio valley has got a chance of showers and storms. by 5:00 p.m., hit and miss storms from raleigh to washington, d.c. the rain does arrive in new york city up to new england for your saturday. it will continue through saturday afternoon in many areas of the northeast. sunday looks a little bit better. maybe that thing called the sun will aual

positive. they see us as ignorant and hill billies. >> there is more here than poverty and drugs. there's a lot of good people here. >> when you walk on this field, have tunnel vision. don't look left or right, look at the school board and let it burn in your heart. understand me? we have ground to make up and once you do that, it will take off. ♪ beautiful world ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ >>> new york city where i live. and it's easy to have living here all my life this is what america looks like, thinks like and the things important to me are important to everybody. that every place else is out there. unthinkable and maybe even unknowable. six hundred miles away from midtown manhattan is west virginia. another america. the heart of god, guns and trump country. the exstent chal enemy. ♪ there is a place on god's creation ♪ ♪ a place of beauty beyond compare ♪ ♪ some people say it is almost heaven ♪ ♪ look for me and you'll find me there ♪ >> my daddy t

order will not come through the billy club. [applause] or with barbed wire or with tear gas. [applause] he knows that you can break heads with billy clubs, but you cannot break spirit with billy clubs. [cheers and applause] and you can't destroy ideas with billy clubs. [applause] and above all, you cannot right wrongs with billy clubs. [cheers and applause] he knows that in the long run, permanent peace and order will only come by facing problems and meeting permanent peace in needs and righting wrongs, and above all, by giving people a real voice in their destinies. that is the central importance of channing phillips' candidacy tonight. it says much about our country that he is the first black man in the history of the republic to be placed in nomination before a major party convention. [applause] there must be no political untouchables in america. [applause] eight years ago, the democratic party broke a taboo that members of the catholic faith were politically ineligible for the presidency. we nominated and we elected john fitzgerald kennedy. [applause] tonight, the presentation here

you. on the left is julie hellmann. on the other side, i'll fear gibson. arthur ashe and billy jean king. held at a tournament that would become as -- known as the u.s. pro indoor. the reason we have this ittograph appear is that shows these players who impacted sports and helped with social change at this time not only through their accomplishments, but their advocacy. and it reflects some of the changes that happened at this time in sports that were brought to the forefront at this time such is the increased participation of women and people of color. starting with that, i want to perhaps athletes may have influenced civil rights and other movements going on at the time in 1968. i am going to toss it up to any of you. >> before we delve fully into the meat of that, i want to point out -- and this was touched on in the previous panel media power of increased focus on cultural pastimes and hobbies really helped give a bytform to a lot of athletes 1968. it had been growing, certainly, but you cannot underestimate the power and potency that not just these photographs have, but film ,

real. let's see that what is on my do not play list. first one, have you ever heard of billy soul bonds? >> questlove: you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not me, dude, this is him. here it is. it's an album called -- it's billy soul bonds. there's -- [ laughter ] here's billy. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: looking almost way too relaxed for a guy with a a giant cat behind him. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: but -- [ laughter ] >> steve: what's it called? >> jimmy: let's take a listen, it's called "here kitty kitty." [ laughter ] ♪ here kitty kitty kitty kitty oh baby here kitty kitty here kitty kitty ♪ ♪ kitty kitty here kitty kitty i said this cat needs some lovin' ♪ ♪ this cat needs some holdin' when was the last time i had a good rubbin' ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: stop. >> steve: all right, that's not -- >> jimmy: that's what the cat is saying. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: the cat is saying. i don't know what. >> steve: that guy -- >> jimmy: no, no, that' -- >> steve: no. >> jimmy: no, that -- look. >> steve: that guy's a cat -- >> jimmy: i'm a -- [ laughter ] i am dog p

. peanut on the other side is a leah gibson. arthur ashe and billy jean king. this was held at a tournament that would become known as the u.s. pro indoor. that was held in philadelphia. so the tennis clinic for youth, but the reason we have the photograph up here is that it shows these players who impacted sports and helped with social change at this time through their -- not only through their accomplishments, but their advocacy. and it also reflects some of the changes that happened at this time in sports where we are really brought to the forefront at this time such as the increased participation of women in sports and people of color. starting with that, i want to talk about how perhaps athletes may have influenced civil rights movements and other movements that were going on at the time in 1968. i am going to toss it up to any of you. lindsay: before we delve fully into the meat of that, i want to point out -- and this was touched upon in the previous panel, that the power of increased mediazation, the focus on cultural pastimes and hobbies health to give a platform to a lo

inroads were made in 1968, billie jean king, certainly, and the legislation that passed a few years after title ix that invited supposedly greater equal opportunities for young women to play sports, but i would also toss out the question, inroads, but how much? in 2018, most of our professional women's athletes and olympic athletes are still fighting to get decent pay, not even talking about equal pay. when the women's national soccer team, which is by far more popular and more winning than their male counterpart, still in a very bitter fight for equal pay. there has been change and progress, but how much? >> going back to billie jean king, 1968 ushered in the open era in tennis. prior to 1968, professional players could not compete in the prestigious grand slam tournaments. only amateurs could compete because there wasn't any money involved in and the professionals took money, but the amateurs couldn't take money in order to be amateurs. this thrust a spotlight on the inequality of pay between men and women, especially in tennis, but i feel like it filtered through to other -- and

made contact with the original lando, billy dee williams. >> and he was like, no, just be charming. he's like, lando's eclectic, he's charming. i was like, okay. he texted me too. >> really? you have his phone number? >> i have his phone number. you don't have harrison's phone number? >> no. >> he didn't want to bro out with you? >> in the end he's like, if you're ever in wyoming, come up. i was like, yeah, so anyway. >> how do i get there? i just say that, kid. i don't mean it. no, me and billy dee, we go to the grove sometimes. hold hands. you know, just talk about life. >> reporter: real life did intrude when in june 2017 solo's original directors, phil lord and christopher miller, were ousted by lucas film, a company statement citing different creative visions as the reason. >> ready, and action! >> reporter: ron howard hired to take over. >> i wouldn't have done it if i didn't think that it was a great story and a great script and that they were going to be wonderful in it. >> reporter: howard would hone in on making his "solo" a rite of passage for its heroic main character.

is the great legendary, wonderful, billy graham. great! cissy, i want to thank you for carrying on your grandfathers incredible legacy. today, we remember the words of reverend graham. forever is the key that opens us, the treasures of gods mercies and blessings. always eautiful. and when he said it, it meant so much. when i say it, it means something. but i like when he said it better, right? i think he did that a little better than i do. reverend graham's words remind us that prayer has always been t the center of american life. because america is a nation of believers. the prayers of religious believers help gain our independence and the crazy religious leaders like the reverend martin luther king, great man, helped win the ong struggle for civil rights. fate has shaped our families and it has shaped our communities. it has inspired and will commitment to charity and our defense of liberty. and faith has forged the identity and destiny of this great nation that we all love. americans of faith have built the hospitals that care for our sick. the homes that tend to our elderly. an

carter-- i did a jimmy carter impersonation. and it was about jimmy carter, because billy was an alcoholic, his brother. >> stephen: billy beer. >> right. so i did a joke like, jimmy carter singing "you light up my life." and it was ♪ so many nights me and my brother billy would sit on the porch waiting for somebody to bring some peanuts and beer." that was my thing. it was much funnier in the third grade. i mean, it was killin' in the third grade. like, if you was nine years old, you'd be on the ground right now. >> stephen: in third grade, you were not jamie foxx. in the third grade you were erik marlin bishop. >> word up, word up. >> stephen: where does jamie foxx come from? >> listen, man, doing stand-up, when i got to l.a., it was open mic night. so i put my name down, erik bishop, i go up, have a great set, standing ovation, right. i went back for the next few weeks, they wouldn't let me bawng because the comedians ran the list. so every time they saw my name, no, no." >> stephen: they don't want the competition. >> they don't want the competition. so i was like, damn, wh

. but to kick's beloved sband. >> kick had defied her family to marry the love of her life, billy harkington only to lose him. the heir to the estate was killed by a sniper. >> the timing was brutal. they had only weeks together as a married couple before he left. and to be widowed so young was devastating. >> i think rose kennedy was very sad about that for kathleen. but there had been terrible problems in the family over that marriage because billy hardington was protestant, and she must have a feeling that kathleen could come back into the united states and back into the church with full membership. rose prays that this would be the saving grace for kathleen. >> but after billy's death, kick decides to stay in england. england's in her blood. kick at this time is seriously considering a career in politics, of becoming a member of parliament. she's very politically engaged at this point, and then in just a few years all of that just comes to an end. >> in 1948 kathleen tells her parents that she's fallen in love a second time with a british nobleman who is married and has a chil

started as a protest party. is now a billie's next governments. but are they up to the task. and five stars for rome. finally. italy's populists reach for power. next on the d w. demonstrations in turkey that doesn't mean anything against the gezi park protests that took place five years ago in new titles on the tsunami. artists feel about the amount. if you still think up the value value. is the flame still burning. in sixty minutes on the w. . you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. it's worthless for the rich but for many poor people it offers their only chance of survival. and i could be hundreds a day just like that. the reporters travel to nairobi and york and meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has created a thriving parallel economy. book with the sort of this means for economic inequality around the world to google as a starting place warp via the response to that statement should be yes we are starting to this won't be. the rich of the trash an exclusive look at russia starting to look on t w. we are on the brink of victory. and italy's parliamentar

. and the shots of them driving off in the e—type jaguar one billy maghreb are wonderful. the ultimate romantic. e—type jaguar one billy maghreb are wonderful. the ultimate romanticlj have wonderful. the ultimate romantic.” have to say, keyboard is a bit james bond. yes, 007, and her looking like a bond girl. that is the magical mix, that is why we are looking at these beautiful pictures and talking about it. hollywood royalty, a fabulous marriage, and that beautiful aquamarine ring of diana's that she was wearing so prominently, a beautiful tribute to diana, and there were many on the day. as a photographer at one of these events, you are quite wild, aren't you? —— tightly controlled. does it make it difficult? you are used to those conditions. at kate's wedding i was ina conditions. at kate's wedding i was in a sanitised position which meant i had to be there for three days beforehand i had to be there for three days before hand because i had to be there for three days beforehand because once you are there, you cannot move. and then, when william and kate came out of the chur

coming on the last minute they give us your thoughts of this your son billy senior research fellow at the global policy institute at london university thanks to. facebook's looking to regain its users trust in the wake of that huge data harvesting scandal involving cambridge analytic and the social media be he more is known to choosing a number of changes to the platform including a personalized news filter jacqueline bouvier takes a closer look at what the proposals are. facebook is working hard to revamp its public profile in the wake of the privacy scandal and the platforms move to eliminate fake news from your feed is one such example i have your responsibility muses to things make sure people can get trustworthy news in our platform and then we're doing our job to help build a sense of common ground in society now who's to decide what news organizations are worthy the company's two billion users the social network has already started using the result of user surveys to determine what news publications will be popping up in your feed and which will be suppressed and the range of o

the late reverend billy graham. >> plus a 90s dream come true. the story behind 'nsync's reunion and carson's role in it. >> but first did harvey i feel a great deal of urgency... i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. ♪ ♪ for my constipation, i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. save up to $5 on miralax. see sunday's paper. to help protect our home?here of course. what about here? yup. nice! yeah okay... here? mhhm. who puts tinfoil in the microwave? here? here? here? feels a little awkward. a little. here? here too. so, cold. mhhm. go with the one that's here to help life go right. state farm. mix and match two of these mcdonald's breakfast sandwiches for just $4. like the bacon egg and cheese mcgriddles. the sausage mcmuffin with egg. or the bacon egg and cheese biscuit. start your

americans, pastors and that's the great legendary, wonderful billy graham. great man. [applause] so sissy, i want to thank you for carrying on your grandfather's incredible towering legacy. today we remember the words of reverend graham, prayer is the key that opens us to the treasures of god's mercy and blessing. always beautiful. when he said it, it meant so much. when i say it, it means something but i like when he said it better, right? he did that a little better than i do. reverend graham's words remind us that prayer has always been at the center of american life because america is a nation of believers. right? [applause] the prayers of religious believers helped gain our independence and the prayers of religious leaders like the reverend martin luther king, great man, helped win the long struggle for civil rights. faith has shaped our families and it has shaped our communities. it has inspired our commitment to charity and our defense of liberty. and faith has forged the identity and the destiny of this great nation that we all love. [applause] americans of faith have built

brother, billy carlton, who until now had said not one public word about the case. we would like to ask his honor for the maximum sentence, wrote billy. the pain that my family has suffered through this tragedy is unforgivable. >> i didn't want to hurt the girls. i had to say what was on my mind. >> there was a deep divide in the family, said billy. some of the relatives believed chris was innocent but he and he said others including cristi's uncle steve mundy urged on the prosecutor silently. >> half the family was convinced he was innocent and half was convinced he wasn't. that's hard to do when you have a big family and you all have to be together once in a while. >> when it involves a member as loved as cristi was. >> exactly. >> does that explain why this kind of group of people in the family decided to just let justice take its course? >> we talked about it quite a bit. >> i think so. >> you've got to know when to show up sometimes and when not to show up, just to keep what's left together of the family as together as you can have it. >> thank you so much for coming. >> when i

billy goat gruff and i've enjoyed that more than other people. i'm fine with that. are you following the cycling? it's finished. he's won, he is holding a cup. well done him.|j ama is holding a cup. well done him.|j am a team sport person, so it is a lone pursuit and i don't know as much.

kiefer that the keeping it is said designing this anymore it gives. you billie always it doesn't feel as though it's one of the year of course to keep your more tea party they're loathe. to stop is that. by storing and shipping his clients artworks each bouvier gradually learned another much more lucrative trade as an art dealer. just because you felt. on demand that album quick wit is yeah pretty quick to leave office in the low share quick wit economy function is a quick wit it is a restaurant though. he's right there that it does his to get is a vehicle.

d w. it was a minister in the governments of billy brown and how much mitt his father hons was a leader of the anti nazi resistance he himself doesn't shy away from voicing criticism not even of his own party much we're talking to him about the future of germany and of europe. thanks for coming into this interview it's a pleasure for the money you haven't missed a fountain on me you work with some important chancellors and your close friends with angela merkel. given your wealth of experience to shiver ask you for advice since much but i'm not not no we never discuss politics but politics was a politics simpler in those days than it is now in angela merkel's era politically is to underline. yes. the world has become a lot more complicated there are many more states if you look at the us and other states countries have a growing need to retreat and focus on their own interests. there are signs of dissolution in catalonia the basque country and scotland. one consequence of globalization is that a number of regions are seeking autonomy russel's is too far away washington is too far

protest party. is now billy's next government. but are they up to the task. of five stars for rome. italy's populist reach for power. on. this week's highlights. sensationally tasty. these days foodies are cooking with flowers. forget hawaii surfing hot spot cold denmark. you're known three walls stylish living in a triangle. your rooms in thirty minutes on t.w. . we take football personally un with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans follow my. pick up more than football long line higher and higher further and further dirtier and dirtier. the high gloss world of professional sports behind the scenes of bitter truth manipulation exploitation corruption obvious style. of business worth millions but just how murky is the world of sports and reality. dirty games starting june sixth on d w. final results from a referendum show that irish voters have overwhelmingly supported repealing their country's near total ban on abortions the yes vote won by a two to one margin the prime minister leo varadkar called in on that story day for arlen sa

. here she comes. that is billy burke from the twilight movies, who plays the father in the twilight films. a lot them and love his character. don't mess with her. i get that! i like that, positive. that is pretty much the interesting thing about the movie. very much a nuts and bolts b—movie thriller. i like that idea she is outside the house and they are inside, so it kind of turned that around. i like the idea that they just completely underestimate her, just imagine she is a mother, and actually she proves more than a match for them. she doesn't need a man to comment and save her, and it isa man to comment and save her, and it is a great performance and i think she makes the most of it. that said, it is not a movie that will change the world. very much as i said very nuts and bolts b—movie. which under other circumstances you might see going straight to dvd, but it is short, cuts to the chase, i was never bored. if it is not remarkable, it is impressively solid, with a nice central twist. i liked it more than i thought i was going to. i love it when i can pick out your little

134 years of history. up to eight in its we saw a few seconds of timeless beauty. billy burns, one for the ages. mark atkinson scored again. cardiff blues chasing, 14 down at the break, desperate for a change of direction. there it was. the ball bounced the thomas williams. gareth smith then put them into the lead. gloucester had a problem. time for pragmatism in power, a wrestle for the line. james hanscombe over and had. into the final minutes, cardiff we re had. into the final minutes, cardiff were desperate now. one more pass, one more sprint. blaine scally‘s try, but hanscombe still needed the conversion to level the scores. the first kick miss that the worst possible time but there would you wa nt possible time but there would you want more chance. cardiff penalty, last minute. and skim again. —— and scum. “— last minute. and skim again. —— and scum. —— anscombe. kyle edmonds that was great run at the madrid open has ended. he was beaten in the quarter—finals by canadian denis shapovalov. the british number one lost in straight sets to the 19—year—old

billy to mustiness. but in the north would have more cloud it will not be actually. the cloud will be high. -- not be actually. the cloud will be high. —— a little but a missed. these weather fronts close by but with a high pressure for the south settling down, more areas would join in with the dry and bright in the warm weather i think during the course of friday. a bit more cloud in the southern and eastern a reasonable tend to dinner break at the sunshine comes out. —— tend to break out. towards the northwest still cool breezy and at times a little damp. 17 degrees. fairly persistent. the bank holiday weekend promises more of that dry, warm and at times really quite sunny weather. the reason is because we will keep high—pressure close by. almost as if the weather has not worked out the date yet. the fine weather coincided with the weekend. there is the high—pressure. we do so have the south—westerly winds. it will pull some cloud at times. for most of us, pulling in drier and warmer air southeasterly winds which in itself should give us more sunshine but again there w

. billy we deploy our food people and where you deal with the bio ball or food people what they want to do it seems like they want to change everything and kind of take over. the part that kind of freaks me out a little bit the investors don't seem to care too much about their critics all they see is potential. puerto rico is a blank slate and we can utilize block chain for government for community many different ways in puerto rico could be a unique place in the world by utilizing watching first in the meantime when the crime is preparing for the next power outage he's never even heard of the word blocked hopefully one day the two worlds will be able to converge on the islands they share. now british theme park company merlin entertainment has just opened a new attraction at its lego land resort in windsor in england and the windsor lego land is the largest in the global franchise and now features a lego sized interpretation of this month's royal wedding of britain's prince harry and meghan markle at the real windsor castle which is only a few kilometers away the miniature wedding is m

: then alden said, he plays han solo, that he met with harrison ford. did you meet with billy dee williams? >> i did. i met him here. and like yeah, because i'd already heard that alden had met -- you know, there was already like photo leaks of them meeting or something like that. and i had talked to him and he was like -- you know, he did all this research and then he talked about it a lot. so i wanted to come in and do that too. so i came in with all this stuff that maybe landlando's from thi planet and he did this. just all these maybes and questions that i kind of had and i just lay it all out there. it's funny because i don't even think he was looking at me when he said it. billy's like, i don't know, just be charming, man. he's like just be charming. and i was like, oh, yeah. it taught me a valuable lesson. like don't overthink this. just be cool. just be charming. >> jimmy: there's nobody cooler than billy dee williams. >> yeah. >> jimmy: will he be at the premiere tonight? >> i hope so. yeah. he's got to be, right? >> jimmy: who are you taking to the premiere tonight? >> i

old billy's mom now as they put the handcuffs on him well crowd starts to to a riot there's more and more people from the refugee center arrive there angry crowds growing is to as many as two hundred we hear from the police officers who were there they were making threats against those police officers demanding the release of this twenty three year old eventually the police did just that they handed over the keys and he was set free now this is because they feared for their own safety saying that the crowd was incredibly violent that they had certain hostile intentions toward them and that they feared that if they didn't hand over this twenty three year old or at least the keys to free him that their own life would be potentially in danger now this was all result following a dawn raid on thursday morning and that's all the twenty three year old man taken into custody along with seventeen others in this race now police and police and police officials have said they had to move even when they did because they have to move in to stop the situation descending further into chaos. structur

chris froome hits back? it sounds like he rode over a bridge. he was like the billy goat gruff and i've enjoyed that more than other people. i'm fine with that. are you following the cycling? it's finished. he's won, he is holding a cup. well done him.|j ama is holding a cup. well done him.|j am a team sport person, so it is a lone pursuit and i don't know as much. you are good at snooker. you've played ronnie o'sullivan. that is objectively true.|j you've played ronnie o'sullivan. that is objectively true. i will have you both back again. in about half an hour. i will tell you about when i beat ronnie at snooker. natalie and rob, thank you so much. this is a serious news programme. that is if the papers. rob and natalie will be back atjust gone 11:30 p:m.. next, it is met the author. meet the author the most inhospitable deserts in the world are places where you will confront danger, from heat and thirst, from storms. but also, where you'll find peace. and that conundrum drove william atkins onwards, when he decided to explore some of the loneliest places on four continents. his b

athletic abilities of bay area children. this week meet billy, he is not from the bay area but this video has gone viral and we would love to share it with you. billy has down syndrome and is in his second season playing in the new york league which provides a safe setting for children and young adults to play in a noncompetitive league. it is a noncompetitive league and everyone is a winner. i love the joy and the celebration. the executive director says billy felt like he won the championship and yes his fellow players encouraged him to show off his moves. i love the spirit. we love to see those videos from you and your little ones so send them to us with a brief description. send it to us through facebook or tweet us using our hashtag.>>> this morning we are getting a peek at the royal families photo album following the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. now known as the duke and duchess of sussex. they have just released some of their official wedding photos, they were first posted on the kensington palace twitter page. the images of prince harry and meghan markle were t

the queen, billy i have heard that you have to wear gloves and a hat as a woman. and they advise that you keep the gloves on because people get so nervous that they take them off they might drop them and it's awkward for everyone. i'm sure i've seen the queen many people who don't have gloves. is that for tea? are you privy to the protocols? it would be difficult to pick up her sandwiches, wasn't it? with gloves on? her and harry are playing the love and they're starting out their lives together. that's a nice thing. despite being a divorcee myself i am touched and amazed and thrilled when two people want to take that leap into the unknown together and chained themselves together for life and go lets just chained themselves together for life and go letsjust go into it. we can't allow that kind of language here. thank you very much for the correction. she's been married before. i feel sad that anyone marrying into the situation were so many of your freedoms are curtailed once that happens and it's effectively a kind of present and if you have children they will be in this constricted l

distant. it's clear that neither of these two people, played by saoirse ronan and billy howle, have been intimate before. as they move towards the wedding, we see the flashbacks to their past lives, their tensions with theirfamilies and their relationship, right back to their first meeting. here's a clip. hello. would you like one? it's all about a hydrogen bomb landing on oxford. can't think of anything better. do you mind if i tell you something? i've got to tell someone. tell me. i say, do we know you? i've just heard, i got a first in history. that's fantastic. let's get on with handing these out, shall we? so, theirfirst meeting, very intelligent and accomplished young people, but they have a disastrous wedding? basically, it's about the way in which they both have problems with intimacy, and we get to see their lives up until that point. the difficult thing is this. it's a really, really well—loved book, it's a very intense book, and it's hard to put that on screen because cinema tends to be full of stories about sexy romances. this is completely the opposite. it's about emotiona

ahead midway through the first half. but billy mckay levelled for the visitors just before half time. the result leaves county five points from safety with two games to play. brighton have secured their premier league status for next season by beating manchester united 1—0. it's their first season in the league and the seagulls needed the goal decision system to confirm that pascal gross' had scored by the finest of margins. 2.8 centimetres, that's just over an inch. it's only their second win over manchester united in their history and leaves them on an uncatchable a0 points. manchester city's yaya toure will leave the club at the end of the season. toure will play his final game for city against brighton on wednesday but is expected to continue playing in england. toure joined the club in 2010. and his current one—year deal expires in the summer. he's been there for all three of city's premier league titles and scored the winner in the final of their fa cup victory in 2011. but has only made nine league appearances this season, all as a substitute. zlatan ibrahimovic admits the

here on top of the table. >> this next billy goat is like a dancing bear on instagram. it is a cat. he has a lot of hair and the struggle is real. >> nice and dramatic looking. >> you can't get the hair out of itself. >> poor cat. >> somebody give him a brush or a shave. >> the latter is what took place. >> look at it. reall really. >> that's it. we're going to go. >> i want water. >> that's all for now. thanks for watching. see you next lady melania trump in the hospital. the white house revealing the first lady underwent a kidney procedure hours ago. the president heading to walter reed. melania trump will be in the hospital for days. what we learned about her condition. >>> also the deadly clashes as the white house makes it official moving the u.s. embassy and recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. ivanka trump leading the moment as tonight more than 50 palestinians are killed at the gaza border. >>> the urgent worries to evacuate. that crater in hawaii. matt gutman flying us over >>> the threat of severe storms from texas to the east coast.

, billy clubs, even furniture wrapped in part where. tear gas were going off and they beat the marchers not just here at the bridge, of back throughout the city and into the george washington carver home area where we just were. they were accounts of the officials throwing young women into the baptismal pools. that was the first attempt. what made this significant is the fact there were so many media cameras ever there that were capturing this moment. not only were the cameras, but there were national news hosts who were there filming this action. that night in the middle of trial that tarana burke, the footage -- at nuremberg, the footage appeared. people got to see what happened on that day. after dr. king found out about the march in the things that happened to the protesters, he put out a call for clergy members across the country to come down and march on tuesday, march 9. he wanted these folks to come and be the face of this particular march. the next morning when he arrived waselma, he was told there an injunction placed on the march by george wallace. it had gone to federal cour

the poster child how life can spiral from addiction is billy holiday. can you tell people what her story is and how it illustrates every bad thing that can happen in an addict's life. >> i'm a big fan of billy holiday, i think she's arguably one of the greatest blues singers in this country's history and she grew up not far from here in baltimore. her mother was a prostitute. she grew up on the streets of baltimore, living that life as the child of a prostitute when she was a ten, she was raped. and they are screams brought the local police, who took her to be a prostitute, and arrested her and she spent a year in juvenile corrections. she wandered around for a while. she followed her mother to harlem. her mother went to work in a brothel there and her mother wouldn't take her in and she was 14, and had no home, and she began as a prostitute herself. after a while, she got arrested as a prostitute. she went to predecessor institution to ryker's island and when she got out, she had only one goal, which was to get as far away from her interior experience of neglect, abuse, rape, inca

in trouble, that message from the son of the late rev. billy graham on a 10 stop tour. franklin graham urging voters to push estate blue wall ahead of the crucial primary. are evangelicals the key to turning the state red? pastor robert jeffers, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. this 10 stop tour is going on since may 5th. he continues this until june 5th in anticipation of the primary coming up next week but you say it is not just about partisan politics. >> that's right. franklin has two goals. first he wants christians to get out and vote not necessarily along party lines but according to their biblical beliefs and that is what is really important. john j, the first chief justice of the supreme court said god has given us the privilege of choosing our leaders which we have the right and responsibility to vote but the second goal of this crusade is the most important and that is introduce people to jesus christ was i believe the only way we will change america is by changing the hearts of americans. no political party can do that. only the gospel of christ can transform