>> this is aidan. >> aidan so let's start right here.oy in our kids? >> you want to look for something age appropriate, of course and you want to find something to teach them the a, b, cs or keep them occupied for hours and have a goal in mind when shopping. >> aidan loves this first too many the zoom'n crawl monster. >> you can either sit or when they start crawling it can move around and follow it and crawl with it. parents love it because there's longevity there. two stages, that's sitting and crawling and it's just a really fun toy. >> here's paw patrol. ♪ paw patrol paw patrol be there on the double ♪ right? every parent has that jingle in their head. the life-size lookout tower. >> it is life se d ally fun. nothing kids like better than bringing their favorite characters to life and this does that. lots of bells and whistles and play with. a slide, there's the real sounds from the show. so kids really love it. it keeps them occupied for hours and -- >> aidan is tracking his momma by the way. >> i know. >> this is doc mcstuffins, ba

aidan, you did so good, buddy. aidan, you did so good, buddy. what if home security was different? you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ >>> back now in the "gma" green room with tom cullen. if you're a "downton abbey" fan, you know who he is. now starring in a new series "knight fall" about the search for the holy grail. have a look. >> you're on. balance. >> it is higher. >> higher, otherwise -- >> man, nice work with the sword there. >> thanks, man. >> this isn't your monty python type of holy grail adventure. it looks pretty heavy. >> yeah, it's pretty serious. much morseouthan monty python. >> you had to do some research and dig into the history of it. >> when you're doing an historical piece you have to bathe yourself in as much literature as possible. >> was it fun or work for you? >> it was surprisingly fun. yeah, i think you just owe it to that part of the history, you know, to those men to know

aidan is there at his desk and notice he looks up. >> daddy! daddy! >> oh, hit me in the field now. >> that's his fert, tim. tim just returned home early from his fourth combat deployment. they didn't think he'd be back until somewhere around thanksgiving. decided to surprise his son and make it to some of his football games. >> zero chances he'll remember that day's lesson. >> may as well head home. notice once he jumps in his dad's arms they just hug and hold each other. they end the reunion with a big smooch. head over to arizona state university. this precious moment captured by sun devil athletics. this is senior day and the last home game is where they honor all of the seniors. ally is one of them, standing there with her family, some flowers. and the crowd goes wild. but why? >> who is that fella? >> that's her brother. >> oh! >> i told you i'd be here. >> he made it home to surprise her so he could see her last game and be with her on senior day. >> i bet you she acquired a bunch of girlfriends, too. >> yeah. >> um-hum, hey girl, whassup? what

aidan nesbitt scoring their first goal in the 14th minute.l midfielder chuks aneke smashed in this free kick late in the first half before ethan ebanks—landell and ed upson added the third and fourth after the break. so confirmation of that ersult and the night's other two matches — a couple of minor scalps as top of league two's notts county came from 2—0 down to beat league one's bristol rovers and league two strugglers port vale beat league one's oxford united 2—0. the majority of the 1st round games take place tomorrow. at lunch time shaw lane of the the northern premier league host league two's mansfield town. at 3pm it is the battle of the phoenix clubs as hereford take on telford — neither would exist if it wasn't for theirfans — and dan pallett has been to meet both sides. it is the towel of two clubs born from bankruptcy. hereford united fa ns from bankruptcy. hereford united fans carried a coffin through the streets two years ago. they tried in vain to save their club in 200a. but now both are back in chasing glory in the fa cup. to

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a group of charity workers get a once—in—a—lifetime offer — to work with poldark star aidan turner.ies — people across the country have also been doing their bit to help raise cash. in colchester, cheered on by pudsey, this team was trying to set a pump—trolley world record. it was a step challenge for this group from the midlands. and in wakefield, schoolteachers volunteered to be doused with ice—cold water. as always, the millions raised tonight will go to helping children and young people across the country. lizo mzimba, bbc news. good for them, why can‘t i made poldark, that is what i want to know! i will know! i will fight know! i will fight you for it! i would not like to have been and collecting for charity this morning, it was cold, minus four degrees, but lifting the frost to some sunshine, a beautiful afternoon across england and wales, but some sharp showers, some heavy, with thunder across much of scotland. a beautiful picture, but a miserable affair, widespread showers accompanied by 50 mph winds. those showers will continue through the evening, in actual fact, those sh

we have malai, aidan, chloe and kevin. hi, guys. are you so excited? show each one of your pictures. we're going to show malai. let's take a look. not only putting it up here on the screen. we're putting it up in the jumbotr jumbotron, up on top of the building. that's you. what do you think? >> that's good. >> you like it? thumbs up? >> on top of the what? >> on top of the jumbotron. >> we'll show you in a minute, guys. >> aidan, i hear you're captain cure, right? >> yes. >> we need to put you on the jumbotr jumbotron, too. >> let's take a look. and -- >> here it comes. >> yeah. >> wow. >> there you are. >> all of new york can see that right now. >> everybody that -- >> that's rockefeller center. you are, you're next. who was your superhero, chloe. >> supershiner. >> let's take a look. >> wow. >> what do you think? >> i was like -- >> you know how to pose, my friend. >> so cool. >> they said i was like a model out of a magazine. >> you are like a model. i was going to say the same thing. >> kevin, who is your character? >> speed boy. >> speed boy. let

the course is trained byjessica o'brien and it overtook the horse trained by his father aidan o'brienies are coming under intense scrutiny after the huge leak of confidential documents — known as the paradise papers. my colleague ben brown has been looking at the details. yes, more details are emerging from the cache of 13 million leaked documents — they're being shared by the international consortium of investigative journalists — including the bbc panormaa programme. the latest revelation concerns the technology giant apple, the most profitable company in the world. it's tax affairs have long been controversial. it did have a huge amount of money in ireland, but after a tax loophole there was closed, apple shopped around for a new offshore tax base — and finally settled on jersey apple insists the move ‘did not reduce our tax payments in any country‘ and stressed that no operations had been moved from ireland. now the paradise papers also reveal how british racing driver lewis hamilton avoided three million pounds worth of tax on his private jet after it was imported into the isle o

the winning horse wasjoseph 0'brien, that trainer of the horse he beat of the line was his father, aidannk usage has increased drastically in areas where it's been introduced. the trussell trust, which is the uk's biggest foodbank operator, says areas where universal credit has been in place for six months have seen a 30% increase in demand on the previous year. the government say it's misleading to link foodbank usage to any one issue. this programme has been following universal credit claimants and spoke recently to two people who have experienced serious financial hardship as a result to moving on to the new benefit. last weekend, we've had no food. my five—year—old's last food was school dinners. on saturday, we were walking down the street, she was searching in bins for food because she was starving. she was, like, ripping mcdonald's bags to see if there were any chips or anything on the floor. it was awful. broke my heart. sunday, there was no food. she was going to bed, her stomach was rumbling. "i'm hungry, i'm hungry, i'm hungry." she had no food saturday, sunday. went to school

offerings during the five—hour extravaganza, a sneak peak at season four of poldark and the stars, aidany rain threatening western wales and south—west england by the end of the night. not as cold as last night but going into tomorrow, not quite so straightforward interims of the weather. this drizzly rain will move through wales into south—west england and southern england after a sunny start. by the middle of the afternoon, it could be rather cloudy and feeling quite drab and dank with the odd spot of light rain and because we don‘t have much sunshine it will not feel as warm. 7-10d, sunshine it will not feel as warm. 7—10d, further north more sunshine but it will be quite cold. northern england, northern ireland and much of scotla nd england, northern ireland and much of scotland will be dry, crisp and cold with a scattering of showers in the northern isles. that is going into saturday and those clear skies translate into another cold night through the spine of the country into sheltered eastern areas with temperatures falling away and i suspect we could have some frost with temperatu