anes tina is one of algeria's most daring screenwriters.or his outspoken critique of algerian society, his award—winning sitcoms are a hit with the country's youth. in 2014, he used his own youtube channel to speak directly to his fans. three years later, he went on to savage the nation's ruling elite in his video i'm angry. within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. anes tina became a symbol of the nation's disenfranchised youth, fed up with the ruling elite they saw as corrupt, old and out—of—touch. the country was crying out for change. when presidential elections were set for the 18th of april, it seemed the moment had finally come. then, word spread that president abdelaziz bouteflika might run for an unprecedented fifth term. defying a 20 year ban on protests, algerians across the country took to the streets. the protests were quickly dubbed the harak, or "the movement". it was a tidal wave of anger that louisa ammi was there to capture. she's one of algeria's few femal

anes tina posted his own views on youtube.eflika's regina came under attack, the head of a jury applause army issued a warning. —— the head of algeria's army. three days later, it was international women's day. across the country, an estimated 22 million people poured out onto the streets. the slogans echoed the demands of the arab uprising in 2011. but algerians were determined that this time, it would be different. as the protests grew insights, they also became more frequent. algeria's 1.4 million students boycotted their classes and joined in. this is a political science student at algeria's university. for the first time in decades, stu d e nts for the first time in decades, students believed they could build a truly democratic algeria and help educate the people. but as the protests continued into april, the general surprised the nation. at first, he had supported bouteflika's election. now, in a dramatic change of direction, he appeared to side with the people. 0n the evening of the 2nd of april, on national television,

whatever conflict led to this has not been tina: resolved. tina:-- been resolved.a: the minister had an opportunity to blame someone for the attacks and he declined to comment. was think iranian equipment used but they have not gone as far as the u.s. government has said. the u.s. government has been very plain in fingering iran for this. joe: obviously, the strategic petroleum reserve is something we may tap at some point, but there are infrastructure issues with that. there may be bottlenecks, pipes that have not been used in a while. tina: these are not new facilities. louisiana existed in and texas for a long time. we have been draining down the amount weecause the have had to have on hand as been less and less. you have seen congress authorized sales from the strategic petroleum reserve. it is an indication of u.s. production value. joe: thank you very much, bloomberg's tina davis. coming up, we speak to the ceo of barrick gold, mark bristow. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's forced word news. former trump campaign -- bloomberg's f

tina? >> so, tina harrington, director of signals acquisition as part of the nro. i have been with the nro since 1993. which is hard to believe. i'm in a variety of positions, first as an aerospace corporation then swapping over to government in 2006. nro's mission is basically everything from research and developme development, acquisition, operations, all about building and doing the right thing for intel and military users. we basically work very closely with partners at nsa, nga, and work very closely with air force on making sure we have the right partnerships and we doing the right things on both sides. we are -- one of our lifebloods is innovation. one of the things i love about what's happened in commercial space is it's letting us focus our technologies, things that are just unique to us, but then leveraging so much that is coming out of the commercial world. and the other piece that i find just so exciting watching from 1993 to now the whole space world is that transition with the commercial now really springing more and more to life is how much more inte

tina. >> tina harrington, director of signals acquisition as part of the inner row. i've been with in a row since 1993 which is hard to believe. i'm in a variety of positions, first as corporation and slopping over the government and 2006. our mission is basically everything from research and development, acquisition, operations, all about feeling and doing the right thing for intel and military research. we basically work very closely with our mission partners at nga and nsa, will also work very closely with air force making sure with the right partnershid were doing the right things on both sides. we are one of our lifeblood is innovation. one of things i love about what's happened in commercial space is it's letting us focus our technologies, things that are just unique to us, but in leveraging so much that is coming out of the commercial world. and the other piece that i find you some exciting watching from 199310 now, the whole space world, is a transition with the commercial now really stringing more and more to life, it's how much more interest, new profession

have modeled for the. $27.00 tina retrospective that munich's showed more than $200.00. in banks most iconic goods created over decades the exhibition of insights into didn't bags methodology. i can't imagine taking photos without telling a story. otherwise you've got a girl standing this way one time like this then like that and more positions until you fall asleep. it's so boring. that it's hard because you don't know what to do with it was it was my. opinion tellin banks unique gaze revolutionize fashion photography he said he didn't care whether people regarded his pictures as for him they were just photos and that was enough. an artist who leaves a great void in deeds to echo his family's words and may he rest in peace. well on now to german director on fire and so far his legacy is one of wrestling with complex political debates both past and present and future he's best known for his prize winning documentaries on subjects ranging from near nazi violence to leftwing terrorism and his latest project is both research and theater in one and a year after its premiere

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tina was welcoming but she says her association wasn't she indicated that. >>they've been informed that i had brought in displaced families to my hand that it was against the guidelines of our association. >>just days after tha conversation she got this letter from her associations management company. it says the homes for a single family that she's not allowed to rent the rooms out she says she's providing temporary housing for free i do not understand how >>this association or any other community the. hat and cane for the fact that we were going through a very short period of transition as 30 next week's you could be fined a $100 each day if she doesn't find other arrangements for the displaced bahamians. >>i do everything was going fine spy for people and people that chess don't care about other people but low side, good people if you go here. >>a well-known bay area park ranger is recovering after a health-care details on her recovery. >>then coming up murky yellowish waters popping up in a california river. what officials think it is and how they're goi

." >> i just inked it over, and that's how the thing with tina started.♪ ♪ >> reporter: tina turner wouldiggest album, brothers in arms, released in 1985, would sell more than 30 million copies. ♪ ♪ but just as the band was launched into the stratosphere, knopfler suddenly dissolved it. >>> you walked away essentially at the peak. >> well, it seemed to me that was the only intelligent thing to do. they got so big that we had three stages that were leapfrogging around in front of each other. and you'd walk into catering and see some guys you just didn't know. and i didn't like that. i didn't want to be that. i didn't want it to be that size. >> reporter: you didn't mind the success, but you depth like the fame, is that fair to say? >> well, i can't think of anything good about fame. can you? >> reporter: last year, dire straits was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. knopfler did not show up for the ceremony. ♪ ♪ the 70-year-old singer may have turned his back on celebrity, but not on the music. >>> and you still enjoy playing those songs? >> i still enjoy playing the songs. if y

host: thanks, tina. guest: thank you. i'm not sure if i can response to that, but thanks for the call. host: james is next, lawrence, massachusetts, democrat line. caller: good morning. i'm sitting here with my laptop on my lap. the young lady was asked who funded the organization and she gave, she kind of refused to answer that. i would like to give her the opportunity to tell people who fund them, if not i will read the list off my computer here. they include both george and jonathan soros, rob reiner, stein, a staff of the clintons, i want to know why she is so disingenuous at telling us who funds her organization. host: steve, we mentioned that role -- general organizations. what is your point at the individuals you are talking about? is an: the point is, this ultra liberal left organization funded by george soros to give acorn,o people like american radio work, center for american progress and everything like this. it is a little stilted what is going on here, sir. thank you. host: the organization defines itself as

that's the stuff they're willing to share with us let's thank tina fey and busy phillips because thisgirl's day is going to be so fetch faye wrote the 2004 comedy classic. she'll be co-hosting a facebook live viewing party with phillips, and the event will be live streamed from new york city starting eight p.m. eastern october third because -- >> on october 3rd, he asked me what day it was. >> it's object 3rd >> tina fey and busy phillips will be playing trivia, answeringquestions, giving awa prizes, including ticks to see the show on broadway. >> it's amazing how many stars came from that movie until you see their young little versions. >> makes me want to see it again. >>> could working out too much lead to some bad decisions >> zero, training, oh, ah. >> we're not talking like terry cruz and his euro training scene there, but is a new study that compares the brains of male overained had a reduced who capacity to cyst temptation. if you need an excuse, there you go. >> that's why i eat so much. >> make sense. i have an excuse soo u.s. sprinter makes history. details ahead on "early

in the meantime, let's go to tina davis on oil. the markets are rebounding. down a little bit right now. why? tina: it is keep your hands inside the car days. it has been a roller coaster. sunday night it has the biggest movement we have ever seen in brent since 1988. today we saw the price plunge more than 7%. that was because of news from reuters that the saudi aramco facilities may be back online and maybe have as much is 70% back online in a matter of a couple days, which is a much more optimistic outlook than we have seen reported elsewhere. all eyes are pointed on the oil minister due to speak round 1:15 new york time. the market is waiting for clarity on how long these repairs will take. david: i love "keep your hands inside the car." let's do that, but speculate nonetheless. could this backfire on whoever is behind this? could this go from we are more at risk than we thought to we are more resilient than we thought? -- saudis are adamant about sit -- about being seen as a steady supplier. this throws that into question just as they are trying to get a

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. >> tina holland is another friend. their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disney land and one year pamela bought her daughter andson's costumes for the sake of creating happy memories. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of. no matter what it took and i realized that when i first met her that, you know, she was one of the people i was going to have as a lifetime friend. >>> pam made and sold jewelry and she worked hard at it but she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life and find a mate to share her life with that would love her children. >> which is why it seemed so perfect when in 1989 an electrician named jim came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along very well. and it seemed to be a very good fit. >> but more importantly was that pam treated desiree as if she were his own. >> he came into our lives when i was about 6 years old. they started dating and slowly she started intro

tina, bring us up-to-date on the latest.of now we have a fresh glimpse on who might be responsible for this. >> there is a lot of finger-pointing going on towards iran. the saudi's say they believe this is iranian backed or supported. mike pompeo has come out and said clearly he blames iran. we are waiting for saudi aramco to give us some indication on how long this damage will impact output. it is a huge immediate some why reduction for global oil. why are the saudi's not saying anything at this point? >> what we have got so far is this is going to be more complicated to fix then we thought. on sunday we were hearing reports that this could be fixed in a matter of days. that may notlike be the case. we have seen from the footage that it looks like extensive damage on those fields. when we have heard so far is the saudi's are looking for ways for customers to offset what they have already lost. what is the consensus on where prices stabilize? >> that is wide open. we think it is a matter of weeks. haveanalysts think saudis f

tina cotto to. thank.and that was the prime minister of new zealand just send there are addressing that quiet action at summits the united nations are to pronounce or care to james bays has been listening in see this has to be said a very busy day james the united nations what more can you tell us about. the statement made by just send there are certainly outlining a lot of priorities there a lot of action that new zealand has committed to take. and that's exactly what the secretary general antonio terrace wants he wants to hear concrete action he wants to hear new action and i'm not. next person off on new zealand's climate priority is to be able to check off each of those points against any previous commitments that new zealand has made and tell you whether they're all entirely new but that's what he's hoping to hear from each of the world leaders who are queuing up they're supposed to only speak for 3 minutes each right now you have one of the countries that is most affected by climate change because it

tina marine coone join three other family members. >> shooting in the auditorium. >> whose children were killed or traumatized by the theater 16 massacre in aurora, colorado. in a letter, they ask warner brothers to actively lobby for gun reform. are you concerned that a movie like this could trigger someone else? >> oh, absolutely. i believe there is all kinds of reasons, and i don't think we can stop all the triggers from happening. >> reporter: the movie's star is joaquin phoenix. >> if you have somebody that has that level of emotional disturbance, i think that they can find fuel anywhere. >> reporter: warner brothers says part of its job is provoking difficult conversations. as for the aurora movie heater where the massacre took place, "joker" will not be shown here. norah? >> barry, thank you. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. starting a business means i have to

and tina was not even born when their parents asylum seekers from sri lanka found themselves sheltering us intelligence contracted turned whistleblower edward snowden since their role in his story came to light they haven't felt safe father suppose and received threatening phone calls some course. in real way door to study for their trade rescaling so we brought it home and we cared for my whole point importers was sleeping disorder or one really horrible one we really have to be always. real to be always be safe it's very difficult the family's lawyer says they've been followed and questioned by hong kong authorities to to their association with snowden but despite the pressure they're under now supposin and his wife need to say they don't regret helping him he need the head of the day. we we're here when and when he saw. someone he would you come to me you know as he said to me i want to stay here somebody is someone i want to. kill me you know this for me i will help you know move to. hong kong has rejected the family's asylum claims but they have one hope they've applied for asylum

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it will take to tina's 200 years to catch up? you said african american is 100? madam chair, i don't think will be around to make any of those rewards or gains or whatever that might be. i'm just completely astounded by that and i knew it was bad but quite frankly until you see numbers you really don't get the message about how about it is. i know there seems to be some areas about there's all a and the individuals to responsibility is just deciding to do what they could. but the reality is, if you feel that way i can say it that you should make the opportunities so that no one no matter what their zip code can achieve and the reality is, that their zip code makes a big difference, doesn't it? because what were faced with is something that can come over one loss or two laws can path and we can fix it. it's infrastructure and it's all of these things together that is resisted not just today but many years ago and the building and building. somewhat perplexed to trying to figure out all of this you have mentioned all of those are great policies interventions but we

getting out in tina back on its feet will be a massive task. space exploration company space x. has unveiled a new. craft it says can carry people and cargo to the moon or even to mars the company hopes to launch of the starship next year. a rocket launch but with a difference introducing starship it's 50 meters high we surveyed 120 tons and could play a key rule in building a city on the moon. but we're faced with a choice which future do you want do you want the future will become a space frank civilization and or in many worlds and out there among the stars one where we are forever confined to earth and i say it is the 1st and and i hope you agree with me. for commercial space travel to be viable states crafts need to become reusable this is the plan for star ship which will go into orbit and dock with tanker starships already there that will enable it to gather the huge amounts of propellant needed to travel to the moon and beyond space x. hopes to put the starship into orbit in 6 months tell you and make it feasible for humans to some day inhabit worlds beyond planet air. i

well tina activist gravitron burke has thought of the products for future movement in sweden over a year ago spoke to the protesters in new york here's what she told an enthusiast and noisy crowd there. people are striking today in over 150 countries on all continents and when i say all continents i mean all continents even and talk to get even and talk to get people off the ledge the eyes of the world will be on them they have a chance to prove that they too are united behind the science they have a chance to take leadership to prove they actually hear us do you think they hear us with the we will make them hear us lucky well they doubly correspondent cala black was one of the thousands on hand for the protests in new york she delivered this assessment of today's routes. today's global climate strike was the biggest of its kind in human history one of the epicenters of the action new york city it was roughly 250000 people out on the streets calling for more climate action credits whom are the 6 year old fridays for future founder was speaking earlier here and she was saying that our hou

vonnie: thank you so much, tina davis.head, the former president of guggenheim tells us why he has learned a lot from fortnite as a media investor. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: todd boehly, the former president of guggenheim partners is spreading his capital bets around the tech world. here he is telling erik schatzker what he learned from fortnite as a media investor. >> you have learned the hunt for audience is not limited to media companies, and you start to see that we are all competing for everyone's attention. can get engaged you with someone, the more of a relationship you can develop with them, which technology allows, the more activity there will be, and it becomes self-fulfilling. fortnite did an amazing job of having a marshmallow concert which 10 million people longed on and watch simultaneously. that was a great opportunity for marshmallow to get investment on his time, a great opportunity for fortnite to show that they could have 10 million people simultaneously enjoying something. you start to realize -- and

tina's a bottles at $250.00 shillings a keynote that's $0.10 she earns less than $2000000.00 records and that's on a good day. for someone who is only going to hear again after morning when i will buy the reason i asked to get to she did this want to kill him i tried to get us on the way to connecting this year because yep i'm of the 12 and i need to sell it as a decision but it would seem they are going to be there because of money and i need to conduct a sit down that much. why the price is down in the shape of the buzz in a country and. too much plastic and too many people like mata who connect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycling economy we head to the largest ship in the land dar es salaam the economic capital of the country. every time a truck arrives to unload waste it's the same friends a. beggar get him out. but not a fool gonna order some ice but the joke was that while you come by he's going to. the actual book new stuff unions who are his name tend to and we are yellow and down you ought to know the pin d

all right to german soccer now and robert lewandowski and phillies could tina's relationship finally blossomed last weekend and byron's a win against cologne and this week byron took advantage of a trip to bottom part of born to go top of the table. robert leaven dusty warmed up for this clash with 9 goals in the bank after just 5 match days 3 more than the entire pettable and scored it was almost a surprise then that the pole wasn't on the end of felipe could see neo's cross in the 15th minute search can every with his 1st goal of the season. could seno was signed by the blind bosses to posses just like this one his teammates a reaping the benefits already. the roles were reversed on 55 minutes an hour preety ing up the brazilian to top post from close range yahshua kimmage with a pass continuo would be proud of in the build up the brazilian magic is clearly rubbing off on his teammates. 68 minutes in and part of born finally showed some fighting spirit by the program pulling one back for the home side midway through the 2nd tough surely they couldn't could they. not on a robot 11 d

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commission president under her newly named tina position to the german conservative got elected going to make europe greener. and the man sir to oversee the task is dutch socialist france to moments he's been tapped as executive vice president for the so-called european green deal i want the european green deal to become europe's hallmark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent it is also a long term economic imperative because those who at 1st stand fast will be the ones who grasp the opportunities from the ecological transition. fund our land pledged to present the european green deal within her 1st 100 days in office she wants a legally binding target for the e.u. to become climate neutral by 2050 and she wants more ambitious goals on reducing the blocks carbon emissions by 2032 at least 50 percent. another goal for fonda lie on the cheating gender balance in her commission 13 out of 27 nominees are women the highest female representation cover. the top ranking woman underfund a lion is certain be denmark's by creator of a star go

showing off, tina.about the dumbbells. >> this is something, in a workout i would usually start with the conditioning piece, get my heart rate up, get a little out of breath and then i would jump into something like this, a dumbbell snatch. >> a dumbbell snatch. >> a little more technical but it's fairly simple. so just from the ground, flat back, use your legs, straight overhead and from overhead -- >> oh, you switch -- oh, oh. there you go, oh. >> there you go. >> that's not easy. okay. okay, okay. how many of those does the world's fittest man do? >> a lot, a lot of them. >> i would imagine. >> start with this, get a little bit out of breath, move to a technical movement where you need to keep your mind straight, thinking clearly. >> oh, and i know this one down here, old fashioned burpee. >> not much thought put into it. you're never going to fail a rep. i use this. you can make it hurt as much as you want, as fast or slow as you want, good thing to finish the workout on, get out of breath, use your

tina says she's alive thanks to her husband giving her one of his kidneys.s great. [ applause ] >> yes. coldplay. >> thankou, robin.> sopimornin chance the rappemaking an important choice.thgrammy winne instagram to explain to his fans he's postponing his tour to spend time with his newborn daughter. chance writing, yeah, chance writes, this year has been one of the greatest of my life. marriage, new baby, and my first album but with it being so eventful it has also been very strenuous having to divide my time between family and work. chance goes on to say that when his first daughter came he missed some of the most important milestones. he's not taking the chance this time. aside from a couple of festival appearances he is on full time daddy duety until january 15th. great choice. [ applause ] >> family first. >> family first. >>> a great suggestion this morning from a former james bond pierce brosnan saying it's time for a woman to get the plum role, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ] thank we all know he saved the world four times as james bond a

an area you deem them to play versus somewhere else, whether it is quantitative easing, you know, tinaere is no alternative, stocks become the investment de jure because central banks altered the credit appetites of investors by taking over a sector, fixed income sector in particular if we think about the fact that italy, for example, and we all know the issues politically and financially with italy, third largest economy, they had an auction last week, yields for five year were close to 25 basis points for 10 year, mid-80s, and the secondary market even lower yields we all know intuitively italy doesn't deserve those yields but at the end of the day, christine lagarde is coming into power, and she is as many pointed out part politics, part financial. and this is the perfect, perfect set of requirements at this point because germany and their fiscal policies that we all heard about, we want them to put more stimulus into the system. but they have really so far tried to fight it. the most common story last week in any of the big newspapers was the fact there were many germans and ecb of

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>> it was unbelievable >> reporter: cody's mother tina has been at his side every step of the way >> it's given me a lot of faith and hope in the world when you have a special needs kid, you feel alone and to see the way that the world reacted inspired me. >> we are nothing without people like you >> reporter: simon cowell called this the best finale he's ever judged >> how many people are in similar position to him? we don't know. and i think that's where his family has been unbelievable because they realized he had this gift. >> reporter: and now the world knows, too jo ling kent, nbc news, hollywood. >> what an amazing talent. congratulations, cody. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: ♪ the way that things have ♪ ♪ you made me, you made me a believer ♪ ♪ pain ♪ you made me, you made me a believer, believer, first things first ♪ ♪ i was choking in the crowd ♪ building my brain up in the cloud ♪ ♪ filing like ashes to the ground, open my feelings, that would drown ♪ ♪ but they never did, never did did ♪ ♪ rained down, it rained down ♪ you made me a comment you made me a believer, be

the elections do not seem to be the main concerns the end of the occupation even it's not seen as a tina bill at this point they care more about day to day issues about being able to pay the bills we know that the palestinian authority has been facing a deep financial crisis for the past 7 months or so that see it's not able to pay fully its employees so this is seems to be the main feeling here being able to continue rather than dwelling on the results of israeli elections all right to be able him back in ramallah thank you palestinian diplomat a modulus he says the alternatives to netanyahu aren't any better for his people. well certainly. being out of the picture is something good for peace but we don't see that the platform that others run on the ideas that they carry out really something that would lead to talks or peace they all promoted the platform that the extreme towards palestinian promise is done with continuation of the school on the old regime and racist. notions towards them and intends to further expand at the fullest. extent of the palestinians so the promises are not ne

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i didn't tina has been in a recession since last year and has one of the highest inflation rates in the world running at more than 54 percent. this month in an attempt to prevent the loss of foreign reserves the government implemented new restrictions on currency transactions so now that you have controls i think. that some degree of. stability or at least of calm tense calm one could say has come to the to the markets and things will be stabilized it remains to be seen at the end of the day today how many reserves the central bank actually sold to maintain the exchange rates but i think with the with the controls in place demand for dollars should somewhat. go down or should you should see some calm in that area. at least for the time being. i didn't tina's economy isn't likely to reactivate anytime soon the crises is having a deep impact among those who need help the most. cities have or i just want to say to us. this is all just 0 these are the top stories 10 u.s. democratic party presidential hopefuls faced off in a national debate in houston texas reforming the health care system g

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tina patel is in santa barbara this morning with the very latest on this investigation. >> reporter:oing to be another somber day in santa barbara as the search resumes for the nine people still unaccounted for. it hasnow been more than 24 hours since this dive boat caught fire. so the hope that there will be any more survivors is starting to fade. there were five crew members who were awake and on deck, were able to jump into the water when the conception dive boat caught fire just after 3:00 a.m. yesterday. but the 34 other people who were on board were below deck. it appears the fire was so intense and so quick that the crew just had no way of getting to them. there was a rescue effort that went on throughout the day. several agencies searching by air and in the water in the harbor where that boat went down just 20 yards off the shore. unfortunately no survivors have been found. there were 20 bodies recovered yesterday. five more have been located in the water near the wreckage of the boat. the identification of those victims just beginning. what's left of that 75-foot boat, we ar

arsenal take on theo and tina.l adavantage going into their second—leg against russian side chertanovo. you can watch that game live on bbc alba. bury‘s hopes of returning to the football league straightaway are over. a vote of the efl‘s other 71 clubs rejected a proposal for them to to be readmitted to league two next season. bury, who were in league one, were expelled in august following the collapse of a late takeover bid. also agreed was thatjust one team will be relegated from league two at the end of the season and three clubs from league one — restoring the efl to 72 clubs. liverpool football club's attempt to trademark the word liverpool has failed they say that their motivation was to protect fans from fake goods but they met with opposition from local clubs and retail outlets also using the city's name. the club say it will not be appealing against the decision of the intellectual property office to reject their application. the derby captain and republic of ireland defender richard keogh is out for the r

>> it was unbelievable >> reporter: cody's mother tina has been at his side every step of the way >> it's given me a lot of faith and hope in the world when you have a special needs kid, you feel alone and to see the way that the world reacted inspired me. >> we are nothing without people like you >> reporter: simon cowell called this the best finale he's ever judged >> how many people are in similar position to him? we don't know. and i think that's where his family has been unbelievable because they realized he had this gift. >> reporter: and now the world knows, too jo ling kent, nbc news, hollywood. >> what an amazing talent. congratulations, cody. that's "nbc nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching, and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, are needles and trash polluting the bay? we're going to take you inside a waste treatment plant to fact check. >> a renewed call for justice, a family's plea to find a killer in a cold case. >> first a hand gun, ammo, and a knife, a student arrested in class on campus. teachers from a loc