tony doherty still lives close to where the events of bloody sunday took place. donald campbell died in a fatal speedboat crash on coniston water, in the north of england. he crashed trying to beat his own water speed record. our next witness is donald campbell's daughter, gina. my dad was donald campbell, and in the ‘30s, ‘40s, ‘50s and ‘60s, my father and my grandfather were both the most prolific [and and water speed record breakers of the era. newsreel: every inch of the bluebird's body is streamlined to avoid wind resistance. they were pioneers. newsreel: every inch of the bluebird's body is streamlined to avoid wind resistance. they were pioneers. newsreel: every inch of the bluebird's body is streamlined they were pioneers. you know, when you thought that a car could then do a maximum speed of 50 miles an hour, suddenly someone pushes that to over 100 and then to 200, then to 300. i think it's a roller—coaster, you know, you break a record and you — everyone comes gushing up and said "fantastic, you've broken the record. what's your next one going to be?"

doherty. that was a great run from josh windass. up and down! 3—0, rangers! tavernier.ver! rangers have four. have four. wins taking them to within six points of celtic. points of celtic. raising the prospect of a title challenge? perhaps. going into the old firm game, we'll get ahead of ourselves. get ahead of ourselves. realistic, this is still a tall order. order. surrounding area will have defrosted by then. against league leaders celtic. celtic. know if rangers can mount a serious title challenge this season. still being grilled about his future at the club. in the efl cup final. legend ian wright. but wenger reckons there's more to it than that. people always say the players don't want it enough. want it enough. that is the common response that you get the most. response that you get the most. for me, it is not the main reason. me, it is not the main reason. my position is my position. position is my position. that is the last worry i have at the moment. moment. have to answer these count of questions. coming up... 0lympics, laura kenny got married and had a baby.

stadium in edinburgh the home and the heart of scottish rugby i'm here to interview a scotland legend doherty we're a man who fought many great battles on this pitch behind me now he's engaged in the greatest battle of all his struggle against motor neuron disease. hey everybody i'm stephen bob. taft hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i'm not a. good hard liner when those up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the brood have some fun every day americans. and cooks the stork to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. brought us the with the flow to the best out of the delicious. to the concepts i was preparing to perform i had to actually prepare myself to die. no said he had one of the most naive trust when it came. as most of. the snow in homo stuff tariana that her mom. this country was. she had the goods sold and. so we'll see if you think. there was any good with us here. yesterday moorcock i did commission so

stadium in edinburgh the home and the heart of scottish rugby i'm here to interview a scotland legend doherty we're a man who fought many great battles on this pitch behind me now he's engaged in the greatest battle of all his struggle against motor neuron disease. yes. the decision has already been made and everything is ready for the big day. following the examples of berlin and italy the people of thessaloniki will be called upon to say through a non-binding referendum whether they want the water company to be privatized as planned by the government. suddenly however on the eve of the ballot there's a problem. she. said it was the body. facing bit of the ceiling at least not the arms into the school and the people who are making a little bit of this. interior minister younis make a locket in a circular sent out to all municipalities declared the referendum illegal then it got to. them that christmas numbers a lot of money couple. of years must go and i mean to get my police feet of course physical is going to become some of it is. also difficult but there is my gut that this little piece i

adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor and back but shar all assad's government doherty's washington correspondents america on the sure that the syrian army is following the ceasefire but militants are not even though foreign minister lavrov has called upon armed opposition groups to comply with the ceasefire order in eastern good at tuesday morning to allow civilians to leave the district but moscow says that civilians can't leave the district because militants are shelling humanitarian corridors now are also spoke about this particular topic she thinks that all of syria should be a humanitarian so not just some corridors i find it ironic when russia calls for a humanitarian road a humanitarian zone you know what humanitarian zone is it's the entirety of syria not just one little area that russia cutely tries to carve out it should be the entire country because that is what russia and those fifteen other countries agreed to in the un security council resolution of the cease fire was agreed upon unanimously in the security council and it applies to all parties except isis

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the page started by erin doherty. and reuniting more than 100 keepsakes with their owners. this teddy bear, washed and stitched back together. this quilt, passed down for generations. >> it's a good feeling. >> reporter: and back with the goldbergs', a full circle moment. >> someone else's beautiful family right here. >> reporter: more treasured memories unearthed and entrusted to the mud angels. marci gonzalez, abc news, california. >>> a big thanks to those mud angels. >>> and thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guar

the page started by erin doherty.g and reuniting more than 100 keepsakes with their owners. this teddy bear, washed and stitched back together. this quilt passed down for generations. >> it's a good feeling. >> reporter: and back with the goldbergs, a full circle moment. >> oh, someone else's beautiful family right here. >> reporter: more treasured memories unearthed and entrustentrust ed to the mud angels. marci gonzalez, abc news, montecito, california. >> a big thanks to those mud angels. and thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> it's a great way to kick off the season. we're real excited this year. >> here are your 2018 giants. on abc7 news, baseball fans get up close with some longtime giants and some new faces on the team. >> california considers a ban that would sideline tens of thousands of young football players. >> and first canada comes calling, and today another politician is in town trying to lure tech

the by pete doherty the thorax is freed of its mechanical support function and this permits the second theory selection for making fancy sounds of speech. a lot of linguist or paleo linguist individuals interested in the evolution of language i think has missed this because their main concern is the evolution of brain mechanisms might have to do with grammatical processes and so on and they're less interested in lowly matters of breath control but turns out that breath control is really the secret to everything it started there. this is just a small step from laughter to speech. when humans stood upright that was a crucial moment in human kind stood upright and laughed and spoke humans and apes share love to incoming. but our other animals lower on the evolutionary chain also capable of laughter. to find out more we pay a visit to the pullman campus of washington state university. it's home to a neurologist who has fundamentally transform down understanding of animals. and. is also a scientist of laughter he's convinced that animals experience emotions that's put him outside the scient

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by patrick doherty nickleby wrote a strategic approach for the joint chief of staff.and this one is an excellent way of thinking about how to shape the future. with regard to 2020. i would be amusing myself to death. no title yet for this book. there will be a book on presidential monarchy. six big decisions are you allowed to identify the author of this important book. we are down to a few seconds. thank you it's great. the trio was just marvelous. and thank you jamie for putting this crowded together.

. >>> super bowl lii is just three days away and at doherty's have laid out their plans to keep everyone safe. they will have armored vehicles, and a network of cameras. officials say there security plan has been reshaped. they are prepared to keep everyone safe. >> the coaches have done all of the game work, now it will be the player's job to execute the plan. the same thing with law enforcement, we have planned and we are ready.>> even though heavy security is in place, authorities say there are no threats targeting the super bowl. >> from the super bowl to the olympics, they began in just one week. officials are making last- minute preparations. >> we have more on the improving relations with north korea. >> the athletes are arriving for next week's winter games. it is a culmination of a diplomatic push. this includes the first cultural exchange between north korea and south korea in years. >> it will not only have traditional culture, it will also have modern culture.>> the u.s. is beefing up security ahead of the game. they have step phone numbers -- stealth bombers in the region. p

by patrick doherty nickleby wrote a strategic approach for the joint chief of staff.and this one is an excellent way of thinking about how to shape the future. with regard to 2020. i would be amusing myself to death. no title yet for this book. there will be a book on presidential monarchy. six big decisions are you allowed to identify the author of this important book. we are down to a few seconds. thank you it's great. the trio was just marvelous. and thank you jamie for putting this crowded together. here is a look at some authors recently featured on book tv afterwards. the interview program. republican national committee program reported on the grassroots populist movement in the u.s. that march reflected on the 2,0h of march in what is ahead for the movement. and former clinton administration argued that u.s. courts are using fines and fees to exploit the economically impoverished. black lives matter cofounder will discuss the birth and growth of the movement. and this weekend on afterwards former george w. bush white house reader david from will argue that the

alice doherty is 27.the age her f bends would han, she has never visited america because of its gun culture. >> we got rid of gunand there were people that would have liked guns before. but their lives haven'ged that much. nobody walks around miserable because they don't have a gun. >> repter: the people of dunblane are weary of being defined by tgedy, which is reinforced every time there's a shooting in america. when, they wonder, will america heed the lesson of the snowdrops. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant in dunblane. >> woodruff: the trump administration confirmed last night that vice president pence was scheduled to secretly meet top north korean officials during his recent trip to so korea. e administration said senior north korean officials pulled out of the meeting at the last minute, which would have come siafter pence santly in acknowledge, the north koreans, including kim jong-un's sister, during the olympics' opening ceremony the trump white house considers north korea's nuclear and

ken doherty and matthew stevens at the table right now.all of china, in yanqing district, which will host competitions for bobsleigh and skiing. china has seen a recent boom in winter sports, and president xijinping has pledged to get 300 million chinese on skis and skates in time for the games. that's all the sport for now. there will be more sport in the next hour. but all at once, presumably? not the 300 million all at once! a big pairof not the 300 million all at once! a big pair of skis! i don't know how that will go, but not well! thank you very much. you were watching afternoon live on bbc news. the ceasefire in syria is feared to have collapsed — with reports of continued fighting in eastern ghouta, the brief pause was ordered by syria's ally, russia, which said it would be repeated daily to allow civilians to leave. an estimated 400,000 people are trapped in eastern ghouta and, in the last week, more than 560 people have been killed. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, is with me. are we surprised, it has not happened, never min

. >> reporter: peter doherty leads the industry's trade organization. >> the way that the cards speaks to millennials. the bigger companies, they have seen what the millennials are doing, and what smaller companies are doing in general. and they are -- they're learning from that. >> reporter: more than 6.5 billion greeting cards are still sold a year, but the industry's revenue is declining. before the internet came in, the greeting card industry was really booming and growing. is it safe to say that it's kind of flat ended out a bit? >> i think that's safe to say. our card category overall has been stable. >> reporter: lindsey roy is hallmark's chief marketing officer. she says in terms of card spending, millennials are the fastest-growing group, because when they buy cards, they spend more money on them. >> we've seen that millennials are really growing into that magic life stage for card-sending. maybe you're setting up households or having kids or doing the kinds of things that really just expand your relationships. >> reporter: millennials are hitting a sweet spot. >> they are ab

s shawn doherty. take a look. >> thank you for doing this and being my instructor today.yeah, it's just started off alpine skiing and then fell into cross-country and then a friend of mine introduced me to biathlon it's kind of been all uphill ever since have you done much skiing before >> reporter: downhill, yes this, not so much. >> just kind of a gentle side to side let's try to pick one side to push with poles on. >> now we're rolling. >> reporter: what do we do in the downhill >> point them and shoot. >> reporter: what do you think of racing? >> cross-country skis? >> reporter: like you and me >> do you need a head start or are we just going to go? >> reporter: one, two, three >> i'm coming up on you. just one lap, that's all i think we've got the skiing stuff down, now we've got to do a little rifle practice. >> all right >> reporter: okay. here we go they call this the dry fire room >> yes we're not shooting actual ammunition. >> reporter: show me the procedure. >> getting the rifle off and getting in and out of position we spend a ton of time rehearsing this. >> r

anything that changes, people need to go and see the ed doherty —— doctor.ce recorded nearly 65,000 crimes last year. let's find out about the weather. if you are just getting up, matt has a beautiful picture for us. what's happening? all things on the change, yesterday it felt like spring, 16 in cardiff, a distant memory by next week but out there today, still the mild air with us and after grey skies for many yesterday, a much brighter day. many will be dry, eastern areas likely to zero and at times, all linked into this strip of cloud still sitting in the north sea at the moment. clear skies pushing in from the west but the likes of shetland, outbreaks coming and going, eastern counties of england, parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia, the south—east, the east midlands, some heavy bursts. always more cloudy. west of that, more sunshine, a bit more breeze than yesterday, not as warm in the sunshine but glasgow, belfast, ten, 12 or 13 sunshine but glasgow, belfast, ten, 12 or13 in sunshine but glasgow, belfast, ten, 12 or 13 in cardiff, very pleasa

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