it overshadows what was a very dominant performance by terrence crawford. one of the best in they consider him one of the best in the world at the moment and all weight classes. it is criticised heavily for the way the fight ended and what did he have to say about that? he was tackled in the ring when he gave his interview and when he went to the press conference as well, they were members of crawford plus i can feel as if he clicked and suggested that he took the easy way out and that there was a sense of inevitability that he would eventually be knocked out. he said in the news conference afterwards that was not his style any take exception to the fact that some people would call him a quitter. here is what he had to say.|j people would call him a quitter. here is what he had to say. i would rather be knocked out, i would rather be knocked out, i would rather be knocked out, i would rather be knocked out then quit a fight. it is not a me to quit. and obviously i was hit with a low shot and could not recover from it, that is the reason why the fight was ca

khan is challenging crawford for the wbo welterweight world title.square garden for us. he has a point to prove, amir khan has achieved a lot in his career. as a 17—year—old he won a silver medal at the athens olympics. but it's been a roller coasterjourney in the professional ranks because he suffered for defeats, three of those we re suffered for defeats, three of those were quite bad knockouts. those are the ones that people remember. people are questioning whether he still has what it takes to compete at the very top of the sport. so this is a really important night, because his career stalled somewhat after he was stopped back in 2016, a brutal knockout. he's up against one of the bettis —— best fighters inc. terrence crawford, a man who is trying to achieve the cross crossover appeal that he feels he deserves. so for amir khan, that is not lost on him. he has to rank up there alongside the olympic medal and might to world titles. it could be at the top of that, yeah. so we will be difficult to fight, but i'm ready for the difficult tasks, to wi

jim crawford is a real hero in our field. he is one of a kind. majesty would argue otherwise, jim deserves the special award. so allow me to invite the happy recipient to the stage, and andrea it will present jim crawford with the johns hopkins center for injury research and policy 2019 community hero award. [applause] >> i'll be brief. i want to say that it's an honor, it's a humbling experience to be recognized in such a prestigious place, to be associated even distantly with the raskin family. so i appreciate that. from the heart, thank you. i also want to say that i've never done anything on my own in my life, except maybe failed. thank you, mary kay, for pointing that out. [laughing] i i can tell you from long experience that the difference between failure and accomplishing something is money. we've been able to secure funding to accomplish some of the things that we collectively said years ago we should be working together on and we are able to do that now because of the funding from the assistance to firefighters grant program, from other

cindy crawford is a big fan of hers by the way. she also works a lot with husband does well yeah they would do a lot of things together she calls him hot husband and he calls himself also her husband here they are hard at work well actually that's them isn't it them they don't that's the sort of original post yes you believe yeah yeah bob has really tapped into a wealth of material things to my promise and instagram i mean there is this there's. no end to the scenarios that you could choose from and some of the people i mean cindy crawford over she might find some people getting upset by what they were found to be out there but there are also plenty of people who have been parodied who have started to follow her and also but if people have been parodied who have then contacted her and taken part in the next parody there are also lots of models who say that they deliberately post absurd scenarios with the hope that the list will do a parody of them let's see let's have a look at the serious side of this that despite progress on wome

not nearly as important as crawford at camp david. crawford is a place laura and i love. it's a place we went to in august. that made it uncomfortable-- [laughter] a lot of the people on our staff are from east coast. i loved it. i would get outside and, this is before we owned the bulldozer, would chop down cedar. i would ride bikes. i would usually rest. you never escape the presidency. the definition of getting outside the bubble, and crawford, meant that they were probably 150 staffers of some sort or another down there. that made it fun because that meant there were a lot of other cedar choppers. [laughter] laura and i entertained a lot of world leaders there. we have a lot of fond memories of conducting personal diplomacy on the ranch. it became a way for us to give some of these leaders a special look and, it did open up the dialogue in an easier way than had it been discussing things in the white house. we were sitting out by the pool, talking about japanese history. laura and i took a walk across the prairie with angela merkel and her husband. putin came and we h

were so at the scorecards and crawford were so far ahead so he kept his belt.champion, he was knocked down in the first round at madison square garden, and was a long way behind on points before that very unsatisfactory end to the fight. our reporter ade adedoyin joins us now from new york. there was confusion for awhile, wasn't there, because he had this minutes to regroup, and some thought that crawford was disqualified. it was the end of the fight but amir khan was well behind on points at that point anyway. yes, you know, a lot of people i spoke to here expected terence crawford to wind, but it was the manner in which he won that was a real surprise. amir khan was head low and he did have five minutes to recover, but i spoke to his trainer virgil hunter and he said after three minutes it was clearamir khan said after three minutes it was clear amir khan wouldn't be able to continue. said he felt pain in his stomach and his leg and he wasn't mobile enough against such a great fighter as terence crawford. he was tackled in the bring when he was doing his ring

interestingly, crawford keeps his titles, it is a technical knockout.ound. amir khan wasn't given much of a chance against terence crawford, the wbo welterweight champion, he was knocked down in the first round at madison square garden, and was a long way behind on points before a very unsatisfactory end to the fight. caught by an accidental low blow, he couldn't carry on and crawford keeps his belt. boxing journalist and broadcaster gareth a davies joins us now. nobody wants to see it and like that, and there was a lot of confusion, wasn't there? he had five minutes to gather himself but he didn't take the full five minutes? know, good morning. a lot of chatter behind me they have just had the press co nfe re nce behind me they have just had the press conference here, amir khan came to the press conference. he said he is not a quitter, but the end of this fight, which could have been a glorious moment for him, will been a glorious moment for him, will be seen forever and debated about has been very farcical. it was his trainer, virgil hunter, who pulle

crawford: hello. i'm alex crawford in jerusalem and this is "hotspots."ight, we're gonna take you behind the scenes of some of the world's biggest and hardest-hitting stories. we get caught up in the violence in and around jerusalem and the west bank. man: the level of anger was intense. crawford: we're on the scene as zimbabwe's military topples its longtime dictor

amir khan has lost his world title fight against terence crawford in new york.ed by the wbo welterweight champion and was knocked down in the first round. but he was then caught by an accidental low blow in the sixth round. khan said he was in too much pain to carry on, and crawford, who was ahead on all scorecards, retains his crown. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 18.35, bye for now. since april 2017, the rate of closures has half, with 76 closing each month. two years ago, a new business rates system was introduced. since then, many public houses have received a discount on their bills. this year, the average pub is estimated to have had £6,000 knocked off their rates. the industry says business rates, together with high beer duty and rising general costs, are a heavy burden on the sector. there have been calls for further changes to the way hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with martine croxall. let's get more now on our top story today, the series of suicide bomb attacks in sri lan

crawford is a place laura and i love. it's a place that we went to in august, which made it kind of uncomfortable for a lot of the people on our staff from the east coast. i loved it. i mean i would get outside, and this is before we owned a bulldozer, would chop down cedar. it was like unbelievably therapeutic. i would ride bikes. but mainly i rested. now, here's the thing about these retreats, though. you never escape the presidency. and so the definition of getting outside the bubble, at crawford meant there were probably 150 staffers of some sort or another down there, which made it fun because it meant there was a lot of other cedar choppers available to help. [ laughter ] laura and i entertained a lot of world leaders there, and we've got a lot of fond memories of conducting personal diplomacy on the ranch. it became kind of a way for us to give some of these leaders a special look, and it really did open up the dialogue in a much easier way than had we been discussing things in the white house. i remember koizumi a

let's deal with the matter at of amir khan's challenge to terence crawford in the early hours of sundayighters look? they looked really relaxed on that stage behind me about an hour ago. i think it was because they weighed and this morning and when they're on the stage this evening, it was really more for show. they made weight, they rehyd rated, really more for show. they made weight, they rehydrated, he could see a difference and amir‘s body. they went over the they're side by side and did an interview, no sign of tension at all. but tomorrow night, there will be an awful lot of tension because there is a lot riding on this for both men. amir‘s last opportunity. a three weight world champion, looking for that signature when that will give him that crossover appeal. there is a lot riding on the for both men and i expect tomorrow there will be an awful lot of tension we are in madison square garden they're coming here to shine, who shine brightest tomorrow night. thank you so much for joining tomorrow night. thank you so much forjoining us from new york. good friday has been a great one

his world title shot at madison square garden was ended by a controversial low blow, terence crawfordng his welterweight crown. good morning, another very warm and sunny day for most of us as we head into next week, we are looking at a change in the weather. join you later for the change in the weather. join you laterfor the details. change in the weather. join you later for the details. good change in the weather. join you laterfor the details. good morning. it's sunday, 21st april. our top story... more than 100 people are reported to have been killed in a series of explosions in sri lanka. hundreds have been injured after blasts in two churches and a number of hotels. 0ur reporter azzam ameen sent this report from the capital colombo. i am in front of the st anthony's church where the attack took place around 8.45 local time this morning. ijust went inside and it is completely destroyed. i can see a lot of devastation inside and the police are not allowing us to go further, but they say that at least 26 dead bodies are inside which have to be removed shortly. so, this is a major sh

in boxing — britain's amir khan lost the wbo welterweight champion to terence crawford, at madison squareden in new york last night. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are james millar and lainy malkani. good morning.

crawford, one of the best pound for pound fighters in the world and the american believes the triggerim a crossover appeal that's been lacking so far. the welterweight division, the fight, and a welterweight division. i feel like division, the fight, and a welterweight division. ifeel like i get respect. some people discredit me, a diehard battle. some of the greatest fighters in history of fortier at madison square garden including mohammed a—league, joe fraser and mark —— mike tyson and these two will be hoping to set up another special night on saturday. to cricket and bangladesh have named uncapped pace bowler abu jayed in their squad for the world cup. jayed has played only five tests and three t20 internationals but was picked on his performances in the two—test series in new zealand, where he finished as leading wicket—ta ker. mashrafe mortaza has been named captain as bangladesh begin their bid for the world cup against south africa on the 2nd ofjune in london. the build up to the inaugural w—series season continued on tuesday with testing at lausitzring in germany.the six rac

saturday sees the much anticipated world welterweight fight between title holder terrence crawford of the us and his challenger amir khan from britain at madison square garden in new york for crawford being here on the left at the way and it's his second title defense in both a perfect undefeated record with twenty five knockouts from thirty four bouts on is looking for his biggest professional victory fifteen years after winning an olympic silver medal. and before we go a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. and northern ireland police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the murder of a young journalist on thursday player on the king was hit by a bullet as she covered a riot and the city of london bury the violence erupted after officers searched the home and the area. but you can always get the w. news on the go just download our apps from google play or from the app store that will give you x. this to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the detail to go out to send us your phot

saturday sees the much anticipated world welterweight fight between title holder terrence crawford at the us and his challenger and near khan from britain at madison square garden in new york. from crawford seen here on the left at the way and it's his second title defense he boasts a perfect undefeated record with twenty five knockouts from thirty four battles khan is looking for his biggest professional victory fifteen years after winning an olympic silver matt. you're watching the live from berlin up next is world stories the weekend reports remember you can always get all the latest news on our website. i'm like look at thanks for tuning it. sure link to screw africa. or link to exceptional stories and discussions. it's easy when safety deputed comes to. join us on facebook. for. people like yourself.

i'm alex crawford, and this is "hotspots." tonight, we're gonna take you behind the scenes of some of the world's hardest-hitting stories. we're in northern iraq, where stuart ramsay has an amazingly lucky escape. ramsay: the chance of surviving that, a flip of a coin, i suspect. crawford: our cameras are rolling when things get out of hand in spain. [gunfire]

crawford had won every round to that point and remains unbeaten. i never quite feel anything.quitting a fight. it's just not in me to quit. and obviously i was hit with a low shot. i couldn't recover from it. that's the reason the fight was called off. i tried to continue, but it was getting worse, and the coroner called it off and we chose to not fight. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, once again many of you will have enjoyed weather like that over the past few days, if you have seen the past few days, if you have seen the news bulletins, if you are out and about, the ground is very dry at the moment. take care. it is not like that everywhere. go too far north—west and you run into a lot of cloud. this is a weather front that has been trying to work its way towards the british isles, failing towards the british isles, failing to do so for many of us. but it has been there. overnight we will see the first signs of it wanting to move a little bit further back towards the atlantic. not particularly cold, although as in recent nights some

crawford had won every round to that point and remains unbeaten. i have never quite throw menacing.y would be knocked out. it isjust not in me to quit. hit with a low shot, i could have re cove red hit with a low shot, i could have recovered from it. that is the reason the fight was called off. i tried to continue but it was getting worse and obviously, in the corner they called it off and we just chose to. the first round of the world snooker championships continue in sheffield this afternoon, and the 2005 champion shaun murphy is currently in action. he's playing china's luo honghao, the score is 4—0. 0n the other table england's gary wilson is playing luca brecel from belgium, the score is 7—6 to brecel. live coverage right now on bbc two. great britain are back in the lead in their fed cup tie with kazakhstan. it's thanks to johanna konta's impressive win over yulia putintseva in her second rubber. she had trailed by four games to one in the final set, but fought back to win. great britain will win the tie if katie boulter wins her rubber against zarina diyas. we will keep an ey

angus crawford sent this report from kenya. a new unit on its very first operation.arget identified. a home searched. a phone seized. this is the first arrest of its kind ever to take place in africa. these officers are detaining this man after a cyber tip from the american authorities, and he's been charged with downloading and sharing images of child sex abuse. evidence to be analysed in a brand—new facility with expert help. and all this because of training and funding from the british taxpayer. so this unit are leading the way for the rest of africa. they are trailblazers. we are receiving 60 to 100 referrals a day from the national centre for missing and exploited children. some of the material that we are receiving, videos and imagery, is the worst i've seen. and the new unit will target abusers wherever they find them. these beaches draw in thousands of children fleeing poverty in the countryside, and here they meet wealthy foreign tourists looking for cheap sex. children hovering around, looking for tourists, looking for men. william tries to rescue the vulne

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hit one off of arnoldo, has it and those at crawford for the first out of the ending to the next batter, evelyn gloria, just pass arnoldo for the giants first and only hit. arnoldo thinks he should have had it, marquez would end up throwing a complete-game one hit shot out with nine strikeouts and the rockies avoid a four-game sweep with a 4-0 win took bob melvin in the eighth looking to win their fifth straight game as a face of the rangers fourth inning, is up 4-2. marcus semi and will dial up the t-mobile sign, robbie grossman and joss fegley entered the call by crossing home plate for a form running any for the a's, a 7-2 lead. that is enough, right? danny santana in a snap, that is the two run triple, ties the game at 7. soria blew a 3-1 ield based on frt, not make theo fibasewe runscores anthat is and lose 8-7. dale and soda curry watching son steph and portland, they hosted and damien willard finds curry, it hits the jumpshot, he had eight points off of the bench. quarter, under three minutes left, portland up 1 and delivered hits of the three from downtown, the oakland native ha

crawford's morning.where one of those race will be going in the next few weeks. >>25% of californians live in this wild land

. >> so tell me again why crawford is such a great vacation spot.people would think. >> well, it's my home. if you're a home person, a person who appreciates home then understand what i'm trying to say. >> president george w. bush is spending time at his ranch in texas. dubbed the western white house. >> a lot of people would say why would you want to be on a dusty ranch. >> they don't understand me. if they have to ask that question, they haven't figured me out. >> bush is having his working summer vacation at his ranch in crawford, texas, when hurricane katrina makes landfall. >> hurricane katrina is bearing down on the mississippi/louisiana coast with 175-mile-an-hour winds. >> max on the wires it's saying you're predicting a large loss of life. is that true. >> larry, i think the damage is going to be catastrophic. >> the president receives the news about how bad catrin ma was at a secure explosion on the ranch in crawford. pre piece of intelligence we had this could be the disaster we had all worried about. >> when hurricane katrina hits, flood

ren crawford, cbs news, calvert county, maryland. >> glor: fantastic.s evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. captioning >>> a truck loses its load and crippling part of the bay area commute. >>> the pics are in so did the raiders the niners make the right choices? the nfl draft. >>> shocking new details about what police say a suspect was about to do before he allegedly ran over a group of pedestrians in sunnydale. >>> the south bay, not just for people to drive but live in them. >> being in a car is better than sleeping on dirt. >>> our original report. as you look up in the sky the new quest to make contact with extraterrestrials and why this new effort remains controversy

the 7 year-old grandmother now facing a number of charges with crawford's dan kerman with the story. >>this woman 70 year old boss ha she has been charged with murder and child abuse for allegedly strangling her 3 year-old grandson. police say monday afternoon they received a 911 call from the child's aunt when authorities arrived at this milpitas home. but the child lived with the and her children and his grandmother, the boy was unresponsive and later pronounced dead child's grandmother was arrested wednesday evening in san jose. >>we never had to respond to that location types of abuse allegations we don't have any knowledge of any previous abuse allegations. >>police are not releasing any details about what led up to the murder saying they don't want to compromise the investigation. >>we're here speaking for that 3 year-old boy who cannot speak anymore tell us a thing about what happened. so we want to make sure have this the integrity of the case so again we can speak for this boy when it goes when it comes time for legal proceedings. >>neighbors didn't want to go on camera, but

jan crawford has more. >> reporter: this whole area is transformed by 4,000 cherry trees.it from all over the world. but the erosion, lack of repairs, is overwhelming. and this national pressure is facing an uncertain future. most are here looking up at these pastel pink pedals. one look down, and their beauty is grounded. sinking earth, rising stides an too many people in search of the perfect selfie. we saw people with canes and suitcases navigate this right next to the water. one mother whose son's stroller got stuck, agrees. this is where the sidewalk ends at high tide. leaving not just people but these old trees threatened. >> you can see the roots are not only compromised but exposed. >> reporter: the trust for historic preservation is turning to the public for help. >> this is not just d.c.'s calling card to the nation. it's america's calling card to the world. it is sinking and flooding. and there's over 5$500 million n deferred maintenance that has to be in this park for future generations. >> now, the park estimates it will cost 3$300 million to repar the seawall

amir khan lost his world title fight against terence crawford in new york earlier this morning but theremadison square garden. khan was being outclassed by the wbo welterweight champion and was knocked down in the first round. but he was then caught by an accidental low—blow in the sixth round. rules stipulate that khan was allowed 5 minutes to recover, but he was in so much pain that he couldn't continue/l because more than 4 rounds had been boxed the result was decided on the judges scorecards, crawford had won every round and remains unbeaten retaining his belt. khan took exception to the accusation from the other corner that he quit unecessarily because he had no chance of winning the contest i've never quit anything, i'd rather be knocked out than quit a fight. it's just not in me to quit. obviously, i was hit by a low shot, i couldn't recoverfrom it, that's the reason the fight was called off. i tried to continue but it was getting we chose to not fight and called it off. so what now for khan? 0ur reporter ade adedoyin was at the fight. i've never seen khan dominated like this even

that's a different place. >> crawford was nice. it was like being in the witness protection program for the president. >> leave that aside. the secret service put out a remarkable statement yesterday. we don't determine who gets in and out of mar-a-lago. in other words, it's mar-a-lago. it's the trump-owned property. >> what's remarkable is if you understand a private club like mar-a-lago and where the public has access. with a thumb drive with malware, that's like getting access to the president's house. the ability to penetrate secure communications and perhaps the secret service would have something to say about that. it's still dangerous. this is not a private residence like president bush had that was in a rural area like crawford, texas, that could be secured and people could be kept from it except invited guests. that's an enormous challenge for a president who likes to break down barriers. it's way beyond president trump. it is about the presidency at this point and how you secure someone in this kind of media environment.

khan said he was in too much pain to carry on and crawford, who was ahead on all the judges scorecardsput anything, i'd rather be knocked out than quit a fight. it's just never been in be knocked out than quit a fight. it'sjust never been in me be knocked out than quit a fight. it's just never been in me to quit. 0bviously, it's just never been in me to quit. obviously, i was hit by a low shot, i couldn't recover from obviously, i was hit by a low shot, i couldn't recoverfrom it, that's the reason of the fight was called off. i try to continue but it was getting worse but obviously, we chose do not fight and called off. i tried to continue but it was getting worse but obviously, we chose to not fight and coded. so what now for khan? 0ur reporter ade adedoyin was at the fight i've never seen him like she was this evening. he was doing well... in this fight, he couldn't get a foothold. he has got a decision to make as to what he does next. he has been out of the elite level throughout his career, amateur and pro. but tonight, he wasjust throughout his career, amateur and pro. but tonight

angus crawford sent this report from kenya. a new unit on its very first operation.ing stuff like this. exposing what was, until now, a hidden crime. a target identified. a home searched. a phone seized. this is the first arrest of its kind ever to take place in africa. these officers are detaining this man after a cyber tip from the american authorities, and he's been charged with downloading and sharing images of child sex abuse. evidence to be analysed in a brand—new facility with expert help. and all this because of training and funding from the british taxpayer. so this unit is leading the way for the rest of africa. they are trailblazers. we are receiving 60 to 100 referrals a day from the national centre for missing and exploited children. some of the material that we are receiving, videos and imagery, is the worst i've seen. and the new unit will target abusers wherever they find them. these beaches draw in thousands of children fleeing poverty in the countryside and here they meet wealthy foreign tourists looking for cheap sex. children hovering around, look

khan said he was in too much pain to carry on and crawford, who was ahead on all the judges' scorecardsver quite anything, i would rather honestly be knocked out dan quite a fight. it is not in me to quite a fight. it is not in me to quit —— knocked out than quita quit a fight. virtual in the corner called it off and we chose to end the fight —— virgil. so, what now for khan? 0ur reporter ade adedoyin was at the fight. in all the time i have watched amir khan's career, whether it is amateur or pro, i have never seen him dominated in the way he was this evening. yes, he has been knocked out in the past, but in those bouts against saul alvarez and breidis prescott and danny garcia, he was doing well, when they were stopped, he was winning. in this fight, he could not get a foothold, right from the opening round, as you say, when he was put down by that overhand right. he has a decision to make as to what he does next. he has fought at the elite level throughout his career, amateur and pro. but tonight, he was just one step behind. he says he still has a lot to offer the sport but does he

that was ian russell talking to our correspondent angus crawford.is due to travel to berlin and paris tomorrow for the latest brexit talks ahead of the crucial eu summit in brussels on wednesday, where another delay to britain's departure date will be discussed. during the day cross—party communication between the government and labour has continued in the search for possible areas of agreement. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. a mood for compromise mightjust trickle through, sombre and slow after all the shouting. could the government really, though, do a deal with the other side? we don't have a majority in parliament and so we have to look to other parties to seek agreement that will allow us to get brexit over the line in parliament as the law requires. you can't go into any of those discussions with big red lines because otherwise there's no point having them. given the prime minister has tried to hang on to them for so long, the man who wants to replace her in numberten might take some convincing. the latest offer to the labour t

ian russell there talking to our correspondent, angus crawford. to resume this evening, in a bid to avoid a no—deal exit on friday. it comes as theresa may prepares to meet both the german chancellor jeremy corbyn has said there's been no change on the government's red lines. it comes as theresa may prepares to meet both the german chancellor and the french president tomorrow — ahead of the crunch european council summit on wednesday, where a potential extension to britain's departure date will be discussed. our political editor laura kuenssberg is live at westminster. remember why the government and all of us are in this position. the prime minister's deal that she agonised over with the eu was kicked out not once, not twice but three times by mps in parliament. what feels like almost the last minute, theresa may is trying to see if she can find theresa may is trying to see if she canfind a theresa may is trying to see if she can find a way out of the maze with the help of the labour party. the the help of the labour party. the the two parties‘ p

that was ian russell talking to our correspondent angus crawford.o berlin and paris tomorrow for the latest brexit talks, ahead of the crucial eu summit in brussels on wednesday, where another delay to britain's departure date will be discussed. cross—party communication between the government and labour has continued today, in the search for possible areas of agreement. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. a mood for compromise mightjust trickle through, sombre and slow after all the shouting. could the government really, though, do a deal with the other side? we don't have a majority in parliament and so we have to look to other parties to seek agreement that will allow us to get brexit over the line in parliament as the law requires. you can't go into any of those discussions with big red lines because otherwise there's no point having them. given the prime minister has tried to hang on to them for so long, the man who wants to replace her in numberten might take some convincing. the latest offer to the labour tribe, welcoming a new mp

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here's jan crawford. >> you might have seen it on tv.erleading championsh championship. with athletes flying through the air, defying gravity. it's the olympics of cheer. this year it's even more special. for the first time ever special olympics teams are part of the competition. ♪ the girls are flipping their hair ♪ >> it's really cool. yay. >> reporter: carmen houston-ludlum was thrilled to learn she'd get to compete on two of the teams representing the u.s. the calvert county maryland unified poms and hip-hop teams. unified because they combine athletes with and without intellectual disabilities. >> being on a team is really fun and also great experience of dancing. >> reporter: head coach gayle waterson has run the program for 11 years. >> they train together. they compete together. they perform together. it's probably a nice little vision of what the world should be like if we all accepted each other. >> reporter: unified partner nicole basom joined in high school five years ago. >> they've taught me more than i could have taught th

manny machado grounds one to brandon crawford... he gets one at second...nik's throw to first is not in time... bang-bang play... hunter renfroe scoes... 2-1 padres... bruce bochy wanted to challnge but was told they ran out of timefinal score... 2-1 padres... giants next in los angeles for three games against the defending national league champion dodgers the sharks finally got rid of that seven game losing streak but they could not celebrate long as they host one of the best teams in the nhl, the calgary flames. right out of the gate the sharks strike first with the puck deflecting right to timo meier's for the goal. his 29th of the season. 1-0 sharks. but the sharks lead disappeared in the blink of an eye as just like that the flames fire in 3 goals in less than 3 minutes on back up goalie aaron dell. making it a commanding 3-1 calgary lead. final score... 5-3 flames... who clinch the division and conferences titles (jrstone) in entertainment news tonight -- just days after charges were dropped against him, "empire" actor jussie smollett was a no-show at

marquette a no-hitter into the eight, brandon crawford hitting off nolan. crawford is out. next batter, ground one past nolan for his had it.e ou, the rockavoid a foe ak with a 4-0 nnup 5-2. answering the ca eight, three, seven, and two. the eighth inning, served it up to santana and in a snap it's a two run triple to tie the game at seven. for a full three run lead. he can't make the throw to first base scoring, a bullpen closing in texas. they lose 8-7. watching their son in portland hosting for the thunder in the third quarter portland up seven. it's the jumpshot, curry had eight points off of the bent. portland up one. hitting the three from downtown, the oakland native had a game-high 30 points, taking game one of the series 104-99. more playoff information for you the sharks and the golden knights game ree tonight in vegas. to tie one game apiece. >> that's so great to see the reaction right after he made the party see the chills. >> i never thought it would happen now he's three behind the all time. now the day begins a new. >>> speaking of the blazers and the thunde

so now in the seventh, the bases are full of manny machado hits it to crawford.inning ending double play. the padres go on to win the series. giants on their way to play the dodgers next. as we showed i earlier, the warriors blew out the charlotte hortons a by score of 137-90. and a little curry magic may have played a small part. had curry's son canaan was in attendance so was his dad dell. that's three generations of curry. sonia curry was also in town to host a future leaders panel for young girls hosted by the warriors. >> it's special. like i talk about every time we play the hortons, it's always special and surreal to have family on the of broadcast for the hornets and whoever shows up in the family watching in the stands. pretty special moment. >> when tom izzo was asked how his spartans planneded to defend zion williamson, the michigan state coach equipped he would like to borrow khalil mack. turns out, michigan state didn't need him. zion looking to end his collegiate career with a trip to the final four. watch this. gobbles up the rebound. he had 14 of

y aquí viene crawford de cabeza. uno a cero ganaban los gigantes.aron los ... dos carreras a uno. >> no ha sido un buen torneo para los técnicos de la liga mx tras ganar cinco de sus primeros de siete desafíos josé cardozo ffue despedido de su cargo. >>> lo que significativas . >>> la decisión del fútbol mexicano. y encima con muchísimos seguidores dentro del campo de juego. hoy nuevamente muchísima gente de chivas. nos vamos avergonzados con ellos. tienen todo el derecho a reclamar. >>> en lo personal me siento avergonzado. >>> esto es todo lo que tengo por ahora. vamos a una pausa pero regresamos enseguida >> imágenes en el conservatorio de las flores en el golden gate . vaya a darle un vistazo la próxima semana . >>> la última tienda de blockbuster se encuentra en oregón. hoy fue cerrado el último local que existía en australia. esta es la última tienda que sigue alquilando películas. dicen que por ahora no tienen planes de cerrar. no sé si ustedes se acuerdan pero me acuerdo cuando empezaron a abrir las tiendas de vídeo. >>> me causaba emoción .

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