billy says it was a promising day bird. dog i spoke to the house about the main thing he has to improve on though is to stay on the racing track to quote the shot he whips the horse too much at the wrong time. but oh oh. oh. oh oh oh there's a lot of that and. i'm very proud of your profile for. the top five winning trying to a presented with. it's a celebration of strength and insurance the flies out across mongolia. today they are the toast of this tiny town. tomorrow babo when the other jockeys could be back in the saddle buying food victory in one of the gracious spectacles on the steps but to preserve a centuries old tradition they will be risking life to lead in these grand mode not ignite the children born to run. australia's multibillion dollar international student industry is booming but it has a dark side one of many used examines widespread revelations of sexual assault on foreign university students on al-jazeera. from planting forests with drones to surviving drought small funds al-jazeera award winning enviro

it's awesome and billy on the street, we appreciate you doing a little billy on the beat. >> you needing women in your life. >> do you want to -- this is the thing we do. >> i held your hand last time. ex-yushating amount of time. when can i meet rachel maddow. >> >> i promise if you do five to seven more appearances on "the beat," we'll work on it. >> it's not worth it. >> billy eichner, thank you for being here. >> thank you. no, he's trying to tell us something. let's see what forensics thinks. sorry i'm late. what did i miss? wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 49 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ 3 toddlers won't stop him.. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfis

out of this yet carrying the family's hard on the small shoulders is billy son. five year old bob will there are thirty thousand child jockeys like him across mongolia by law they should be at least seven years old but billy says only small children can patient horse races and i start learning the ropes as told lose his only five years old is not a little young at that along with the horses i like ponies it's different from western countries so that's why children have to ride in race. at most a child should weigh forty kilograms my oldest son was that heavy when he turned nine bubble is getting ready for his first ever rice it'll be held during the dumb mongolia's annual summer festival where the warriors spears is celebrated with the asli competitive sports. stretching over thirty kilometers the horse rices there are some of the longest in the world but that doesn't skip babul. very. well. the dom is just a week away. gobbles mother is busy preparing he meals to make sure he has the strength to compete. they might have found and talked a lot to. talk. i'll put

billy graham. today, i rise in honor of one of the quiet heroes who helped make his worldwide ministry possible. ms. stephanie wills served as billy graham's secretary. she refused passier titles. mr. pittenger: traveling the world to help dr. graham in his crusades and countless meetings. my first contact with stephanie was in the 1970's when i served as assistant to dr. bill bright, utt founder for campus crusade for christ. it's great to see stephanie at dr. graham's funeral as she was serving him. stephanie is legendary. she is highly competent, fiercely loyal and unflappable. i said several times that dr. graham was a great man because he was faithful to the mission that god had given to him. the same can be said of stephanie wills. she has been a faithful servant of jesus christ, playing a quiet, yet enormous role in sharing the gospel around the world through her dedicated and tireless support of god's servant, dr. billy graham. well done, stephanie. a wonderful servant of god. thank you and

i want it to be known that it is on loan to us by the billy graham library.today being the day he passed, we wanted to make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he contributed to not only museum of the bible but the world. you'll notice that this last dedication area is the story of civil rights, and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king. it is illustrating him and his speech of i have a dream and 1963 that he gave here in washington, d.c. then we have ebony magazine which devoted the entire magazine to the story of martin luther king jr. and is signed by coretta scott king. >> we have been open approximately four to five months when you see the show today. and we found interesting statistics. average drive distance to get here is a little over 300 miles. we asked have you ever been to washington, d.c. amazing, not majority, but amazing large number, i've never been to washington. what are you going to do when you come to washington? we're coming to the bible museum. are you doing other things? if we have time. the point is wha

i want to make sure it's known it's on loan to us by the billy graham library.ay, just being the day that he passed, we want to make sure we have a special recognition of who he was and what he contributed to not only the museum of the bible, but to the world. but you will notice that this last dedication area here is the story of civil rights. and a good portion of this is dr. martin luther king. and it's illustrating him of his speech of i have a dream in 1963 that he gave right here in washington, d.c. and then we have ebony magazine which devoted the entire story of martin luther king, jr. it is signed by coretta scott king. >> we've been open approximately four to five months when you see the show today. and we found some very interesting statistics. number one, our average drive distance to get here is a little over 300 miles. we ask, have you ever been to washington, d.c.? amazing -- not a majority, but amazing large number, i've never been to washington. what are you going to do when you come to washington? we're coming to the bible museum. are you doing

and so today, we find out maybe an hour or two hours ago that billy graham had passed away. we know that he is a very strong and influential person in america and not only for the spiritual principles that he brought to us, but the support of the civil rights movement as well, and he invited dr. martin luther king jr. tom come preach at one of his revival sermons at modson square garden and he insisted that there is no separation or segregation and that all that was set against each other is a support e, and we have been fortunate that the billy graham library has graciously lent to us a new testament. that longed to billy graham that he highlighted and annotated, and prepared sermons with, and not only that, but was he a civil rights advocate for the african-americans, but also for the indigenous people. he reached out and fought for their civil rights as well, and in recognition of that, there were three tribes that came together and presented in the indian head dress, and so we want to make sure sthat on loan to us by the be billy graham library. and that he passed we wan

billy clubs. >> [applause] can't break spirit with billy clubs. you can't destroy ideas with billy clubs. >> [applause] >> and above all, you cannot right wrongs with billy clubs. >> [applause] in the longthat permanent peace in order will only come by facing problems and meeting permanent d righting wrongs, and above all, by giving people a real voice in their destiny. 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 america.le in america. >> [applause] >> eight years ago, the democratic party broke a taboo that members of the catholic faith were politically ineligible for the presidency. nominated and we elected john fitzgerald kennedy. >> [applause] >> tonight, the presentation here of a black man qualified for the presidency, must be the beginning of an awareness that a man's race is as irrelevant to his fitness for high office

people like billy cokeeken. when we met him and others a decade and a half ago, they were high school students with daunting stories of hardship. all they wanted was to go to college. >> you just have to look for the good in people and stay with them. >> she came storming into my office and said done playing around, let's get serious. >> they were going somewhere but back then, they might never have guessed they would wind upright back hear with the organization that helped lift them up, students rising above. >> my name is billy copaken, i graduated from the university of oregon. >> i got my masters from berkeley and i bought my first home in the bay area as a single woman. >> students rising above has also grown. >> nearly 750 students are students we have impacted off the top of my head. >> the most recent crop was in the room for the most recent gala, high school students with unlikey stories, bearing the names of the colleges they will attend. for billy and veronica, it was a full circle moment. and as prof

we are talking to gigi graham, the first daughter of billy graham. we will learn about his life and legacy as america's pastor. reverend graham: religion without a personal encounter

we are talking to gigi graham, the first daughter of billy graham. we will learn about his life and legacy as america's pastor. reverend graham: religion without a personal encounter with jesus christ will not save the soul it not bring the pc were so longing for. for god'sre serving religion and not finding it. you got to know price for christ for yourself, and life takes on a purpose and there is a sense of forgiveness joy ofr sins and a glory. officials is daddy's office at the training center at the cove. the never actually used this as an office, if you want, but he would meet important people here, and they would come to the cove. delegations from foreign countries or things like that, he would bring them up here to meet them. but he had some favorite things, and this this probably many of the family's favorite pictures that someone did, daddy sowing d of thes, the see gospel. the family has a private joke that behind there is a man plowing, and my dad had a brother, and he stayed by the farm. they would say that is billy sowing the seed, and i

[applause] and billy shaheen.and with us tonight is our former state party chair and ambassador george bruno. [applause] and, shocker, we have the missouri state share with us as well, steven weber. [applause] he is the great state party chair -- on the other side of the mississippi. [laughing] i told him i was going to do that. i also want to acknowledge -- usually you go to these dinners whether new hampshire or any other state and average age is about 65. i would like all the high school democrats to just stand up and be acknowledged. anyone in high school. [applause] the college democrats. [applause] and led by lucas meyer, the entire young democrats of new hampshire, all of high school, all of college, all the young democrats standing together. [applause] matches that, steven. i also want to thank the defense party staff in the country led by the executive director amy kennedy. [applause] finance director, give her a big round of applause. peter kramer, been urged. chris, sarah guggenheim are. [applause] our

in cologne a classic relegation rockslide the billy goats hope to shake off last week's six no shellacking and gain ground on meit's their closest rivals in the race for the relegation playoff spot. and then strive for more stress to other teams who are far from being able to relax would struggle to get the win and exit the relegation conversation or would it be the wolves feasting on three critical points. welcome to the ones they get here on. dwi matt herman i'm delighted that you're here let's start with a match that handed by in munich the unprecedented sixth straight bundesliga title you could hardly pick a better opponent than outscored for a busy team on the go like bahrain where the second leg in the champions league tie with severe coming up on was the all fired had to do to wrap things up was to ride the bus up the eight for an hour take down a mid table side with a little to play for like f.c.a. let's take a look at how they did it coming right up. rotation is a tradition as well as a necessity for a boy in munich and despite frank river a celebrating his thirty fifth birthday h

staying kolo still at the very bottom of the table was looking for a glimmer of hope in berlin the billy goats desperately want to save their sees it and so does hamburg. who had a visit to hoffenheim on their playoff and i was home wrecker is among the best this season of all hamburg despite beating shaka last match they didn't do it all the road where they are even worse they coloe who prevail in this mismatch of a match up. after a spectacular win against shocker last week hamburg were hoping to grab more points in hoffenheim but the hosts needed just nine minutes to get the home crowd out of their seats of my it was a false dawn though as binyamin who can a strike was ruled offside by the referee says going after in the danger zone and deemed to block to impose spec's view of an average made up for his poor positioning nine minutes later bulldozing his way through hamburg defense to break the deadlock his fourth goal in three games with nico shows they collected a wayward cross and found himself in acres of space to take on hamburg's wobbly defense and set up i'm sure like to double

out to often heim in hopes of another upset and sweat cellar dwellers cologne visited berlin at the billy goats last the reverse fixture and we're hoping to avoid this week. took him to the but as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington who is thirsty on match day thirty let's start with frank for the news of nico kovacs leaving caught management off guard they were blindsided and so are the players the move might seriously stagnate the rest afraid for its season especially considering their opponents' labor coups frankfurt's first obstacle in a tough road ahead looked destined for europe maybe even the champions league head to head this fixture has never ended goalless and they've met sixty five times chances are laver couzin would take advantage of a side who could be suffering from a little emotional shell shock. before kickoff all the cameras were focused on one man. the future byron coach. took it in his stride and focused on his current job coaching frankfurt but he saw his team fall behind after twenty minutes . with the cross and you'll see him bronze winning the aerial battle o

who volleyed in to make it two one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. between cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel risa i'm it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team on tonight yana cabrera before dominic moto stopped lucas where there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her the i who netted is first one just league goal i three two the final score i an important win for fribourg and the sixth time cologne have been relegated from the bundesliga clock and among the people kind of prepared for this off to spending the whole season at the bottom but we always kept hoping it's a bit of day to day. colognes fans were loyal to the end and next season they'll be cheering on their teams campaign to return to the top flight. so tears in cologne after they suffered another relegation but joy for their arch rivals doesn't fortuna have secured their return to t

who volleyed in to make it to one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. bitten cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel rissa. it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team out on deny geonic abouta before dominic moto stopped look at her there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her i blew netted his first one just league goal i

believe less than two years and that's of course the biggest headlines created by mikaele such as billy, who was a mate of mr poroshenko's, was invited to run 0dis, the keyboard in the ukraine —— mikhail saakashvili. within months he fell out with the president and now believes the president and now believes the president is a crook —— key port —— of odessa. looking at the ukrainian

cologne season started all with promise there were some highlights for the billy goats including their win against arsenal in the europa league but in the in this league at their form has been polling from the get go with the club spending months i incurred at the bottom of the table the relegation appeared inevitable despite a modest reserve after the mid-season break but cologne kept fighting with the team showing plenty of spares in their match against fellow strugglers freiburg only a win could postpone their sixth drop to the second division and two was on the cards in the black forest stadium. this classic six point game got moving fast freiburg smike fronts with the cross to newspapers and who opened the scoring in the fourteenth minute to mohan with no chance. and patterson threatened again marco herger resorting to a foul to stop him penalty but christian go into couldn't convert one nil at half time soon after the restart cologne suffered another blow pietersen once again fribourg mr reliable resume past domany kinds to hit the target to nail pietersen as scored seven at frei

a good omen for the home side the billy goats clinched european football on the last day of the season last year with a win over mice five tennis now and rafael nadal's return from injury saw the spaniard bring his country level with germany in the davis cup quarterfinals doll made light work out for that question ivor taking out the time in straight sets it was the first match for the world number one since retiring injured in the australian open in january the doll faces alexander's fare of today with spain and germany locked at one one. and now on to a smashing easter tradition from the greek island of course to thousands of people have gathered to watch as residents drop hundreds of march red clay pots on their balconies as the pots are half filled with water to make a greater smash and splash the tradition marks holy saturday in the greek orthodox calendar although its meeting remains shrouded in mystery. you're watching d.w. news coming to you live from berlin and will be back again with more at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can get all the latest news and

and a guest made it to nail in the second half courtesy of this header by captain billy orbán.a set play got hanover back in the game courtesy of sal if sanny in the seventy first minute. but like six responded just five minutes later when you see if polson made it three one still hand over weren't about to give up. in fact they cut down like six lead to a single goal when nicholas fuel crew connected in the seventy sixth minute. and moments later it looked like hanover tied it up with another goal by fruit group but it was ruled off side by like six survived the scare the three two win means ralph ellison who two squad are on course for another champions league season. well let's take a look at the other end of the bundesliga type table in a moment we'll bring you colognes trip to hoffenheim darts clash at home to bottom of the table hamburg but first let's talk about this man here bruno of india has yet to lead his fourth from bottom vols for inside to a victory since taking over in february they finally pick up some much needed points against a lackluster has a berlin. the c

>> because he's a massive dork. >> reporter: billy says ross was a lot of fun to be around.e remembers one beach holiday in particular. >> ross took his guitar and, like, walked up to people on the beach and started conversations because that's who he is. >> reporter: was he playing for them, too? >> he was. they didn't ask him to. but he was playing. >> reporter: but ross seemed to settle down when he met his wife, leanna. she encouraged him to get his college degree. his cousin katie, who quickly became leanna's best friend too, says leanna made ross want to be a better man. >> we've said that without leanna, ross would've probably been a lost little, puppy. >> reporter: after six years of marriage, they moved to atlanta when ross was offered a job as a web developer at home depot. cooper was born a few months later. what was it like for you, the first time that you -- that you saw cooper? >> oh, man, he was so beautiful, just blonde hair, blue eyes. just tiny little perfection. >> i just had this vision of, you know, ross and cooper on the couch and ross is just goofing a