in the days ahead as heavy rains lashed the region like one kenneth made landfall late thursday doherty's say it could bring twice as much rain as the deadly cycle own i di did last month. just sit down now where the country's military rulers and opposition coalition have agreed in principle on the formation of a joint transitional council it comes as thousands of protesters continue to rally in the capital khartoum to demand the country's military rulers step down they've been massing outside army headquarters for three weeks keeping up pressure even after the ousting of president omar al bashir on april eleventh. correspondent melanie core of the ball is in the capital khartoum where she spoke to some of the demonstrators all over. the. bank when it didn't like in the streets of cotton nothing is still working and the greatest gift in the capital gets around it by trying for the. speed to send her a treat on the way from the stage is the actual fact he's been found and he did leave next not bring everyone. stimulation across the generations is the overwhelming sound you hear all over to

nathan doherty and eli scott, 11th graders at the international academy of north texas in mckinney, texas, where c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled "what it means to be american." >> the topic is accountability in government was what we believed was the really important topic in describing what it means to be an american because it's something that was pretty clearly written into our constitutional documents. >> the thing that i think surprised both of us the most was the sheer amount of knowledge and resources made available to us to go through in research and incorporate in our narrative. at least on my part, i was a little bit surprised at just how much effort and planning goes into producing a documentary. >> we were not trying to make the film that was going to win. we eventually just got a topic that we were passionate about and we went with that. >> i still think like even now i am having trouble processing what this means. i mean, it is amazing that this message will be spread throughout classrooms across the country. pres. trump: and we are going

rueben neves, matt doherty and diogojota all finding the net — sokratis did pull one back for the gunners7th on the table. it's been another day of surprises at the world snooker championship in sheffield as world number six mark allen was knocked out in the first round. and another of the top players — judd trump — was lucky to scrape through to round two. our team at the crucible theatre are former world champions stephen hendry, john parrott and our very own hazel irvine. another eventful day, not least because we've had for the final frame at the site or at the opening round, and it featured judgement, he had to come from three frames to go all the way for distant. certainly did, very much a work out probably not expecting it but he showed great character to come back in the match, 6-3 character to come back in the match, 6—3 down overnight could have gotten other ways, in for embark on this by him when 75, as usual, and ten final frame decider glad to get the aa is. guide said he was cut into two minds about the tactics why would that be so. about the tactics why would that be so. is

ken doherty rolled back the years to knock out the world champion mark williams by six frames to fourorjudd trump, john higgins and the local favourite ding junhui. england cricketer alex hales has told the bbc it's part of hisjob to be a role model. hales faced no criminal charges for his part in the bristol nightclub fight in 2017, but he was suspended and then fined by a cricket discipline commission. now he wants to move on, with lessons learned. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson has been speaking to him. ina park in a park in leicester, it is street cricket. a regular session run by the chance to shine charity. joining in this evening, alex hales. the role he relishes an international batsman. the wake of 2017's bristol fight, he was disciplined by a cricket commission. he committed to undertaking some community service. so he is coaching care for some and maybe that should include some life skills. when you make a mistake, you learn and get better in a mixed develop of the human being. that is most important thing for me to lie. if people feel that you have to redeem yourself in some

. >> reporter: in many way, uma louise doherty el lidge is a typical newborn. cries. but the story behind her birth is far from ordinary. >> i love my mom. he loves his mother-in-law, and she has gone to extreme cases to finally get a grandkid around here. >> reporter: matthew ellis' mother did go to extreme lengths. she is not just the grandmother, she carried him as a surrogate. >> well, what are the chances of this? and we don't have a textbook on a 61-year-old having a baby. >> reporter: and the family ties don't stop there. >> when they wanted to start a family, i knew that it was no doubt i wanted to help them. >> reporter: elia doherty's sister and matthew donated the sperm. >> all we knew is we wanted to be a family. it all kind of kept happening in this beautiful sort of serendipitous way. >> yeah, we didn't go in demanding it has to be his sister that donate an egg, it has to be my mom. it was actually the other way. they were the ones that kind of convinced us that this was a safe decision. >> reporter: grandmother cecil underwent numerous tests and

here he is in hong kong with the 1997 world champion ken doherty. keep your eye on the pink ball. nice little trick shot, perfectly executed! you can see how much he enjoyed that one! he may even fancy his chances at this month's world championship. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for now. and our thanks to the sports day team. mps will vote on four different alternatives to theresa may's brexit deal later this evening, to see if they can break the deadlock. live to vicki young inside the houses of parliament. vicki, what prospect is there that this process when it is over this evening will in any way to contribute to the long debate cabinet will have tomorrow? lots of mps think that this kind of process should have been done at least two yea rs should have been done at least two years ago to find out first of all what parliament did want before going down that route of negotiating with the eu. that is not the way round it has happened, so here we are very late in the day with mps trying to get round at least one compromise. so the ones y

catherine doherty, thank you very much. don't miss this.s reporting their earnings, including netflix, on tuesday. romaine: and, china gdp numbers scheduled for thursday. and u.s. markets are going to be closed for good friday. joe: that is all for today. "bloomberg technology" is up next in the u.s. have a great evening. have a great weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, shares of disney rise to the highest levels ever after revealing its streaming service. the simpsons, star wars, can disney plus deliver on all it is promising? plus, you are's ipo filing could take hundreds of pages of detailed information about the company, which may be valued at

here he is in hong kong with the 1997 world champion ken doherty. keep your eye on the pink ball. you can see how much he enjoyed that one! he may even fancy his chances at this month's world championship now. that is all we have for now. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. the next few days are going to be significantly colder and to illustrate the point, this was gosport, in hampshire, where the temperature on monday was 17 degrees. lovely in the sunshine. same place, tuesday, 9 degrees, so quite a drop. any remaining warm air that we've had across southern parts of the uk is getting swept away by this developing north to north—westerly wind and that will push colder air across the whole of the country. now, the colder air comes behind this band of cloud and rain here, that's pushing its way south—eastwards across the uk, with showers, some of them wintry, following in behind. for the rush hour, heading across the midlands, in particular, this rain still could be quite heavy. through the morning, it pushes into east anglia and th

. ♪ >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> last year when benjamin joseph doherty turned 8 yearsatured his birthday surprise, a walt disney world trip. his parents were like how can we top that? here's benjamin on his next birthday, and there's something in the box. >> oh, he's so happy. he's so thrilled. he just stares at it for about 45 seconds like i cannot believe i got what i wanted. this is really special for this family because they lost a puppy. they lost a rabbit. and then when they lost grandma, this was the time that the family could get a dog. he's like, come get me, let's go. >> this is their day one, walk. >> this next one, this is holly campbell, and she's in scotland. she posted this video, and there's a big surprise about to happen. [ screaming ] >> it's a good thing. i know she looks like she saw a ghost or a scary guy, >> we all have second families like that, and if you haven't seen them in 4 1/2 years, you kind of like -- you get excited. [ screaming ] >>> ring doorbell cameras. 1% catching people trying to break into your house. 99% catching all the stupid s

at the crucible theatre in sheffield to take us through the action are former world champions ken doherty. it's been a love that eventful day. not least because we have our fourth finalframe decider of not least because we have our fourth final frame decider of the opening round. it featured judd trump, he had to come from 3—6 down and it went all the way, when the full distance. certainly, and it was a work—out he wasn't expecting that he showed great character to come back in that match. 6—3 down overnight. it could have gone either way, he hang in the —— hung in there and a tense decider, you'll be glad to get the win. judd trump said he was in two minds whether he would talk about the tactics, why would that be so? he is one of the few in the circuit he would play more aggressively thanjudd circuit he would play more aggressively than judd trump. circuit he would play more aggressively than judd trumplj asked did you feel intimidated because you don't know what to expect, and he did a little bit. he came out on top in the end. we have lost a seed though, mark allen, the world number s

here he is in hong kong with the 1997 world champion, ken doherty. keep your eye on the pink ball.he enjoyed that one! he may even fancy his chances at this month's world championship now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. earlier this year, we reported on romeo, the world's loneliest frog. he'd spent a decade alone in captivity, and was thought to be the last of his species. after a long search though, a partner was found, and the pair are now getting acquainted. you can guess her name. andy beatt reports. a first date and a last chance for one of the world rarest creatures. romeo and juliet, set to take the plunge in a new role as star—crossed lovers. but only after leaping past some strict health checks. we consulted with other experts around the world to make sure that we had taken all the precautions necessary to make sure that it was the right moment, and we all reached a decision together that we were gonna finally put them together and start learning about the reproduction of th

they drew into a first—half lead with the head of matt doherty.town from around the world. soon they thought they had the knockout. commentator: jimenez! that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestlers mask to celebrate! aspin and mexican wrestlers mask to celebrate! a spin and finish for rauljimenez to put them to heavens are up. that was the headline until this. commentator: sensational! thrown on as a substitute starting the watford revival. what felt like a consolation was about to take on greater meeting with time almost running out. commentator: down, he awards a penalty! this a career defining moment. and the feeling in that strike rings around the watford supporters!l feeling in that strike rings around the watford supporters! a moment for troy to light up his long career, it set this match to extra time and now here was his chance again. a long and winding run to drift into watford bonsai history, a goal and a comeback barely seen in the semi—finals before. in fact not since the second world war has a tea m since the second world war has a t

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rueben neves, matt doherty and diogojota all finding the net — sokratis did pull one back for the gunnersaccording to his motherjudy. murray said in march he was pain—free after hip surgery but that his chances of playing singles at wimbledon this year were "less than 50 per cent". butjudy murray thinks there are signs that he's improving. well, he is almost three months past his surgery so he was told not to do any impact work which basically means running around the cot and hitting the ball for three months but he has been back hitting the ball against the wall, hitting from a static position so it is still early days and we will wait and see how he does but i think he is cautiously optimistic about getting back onto the match court perhaps at some point over the summer. mark allen is the latest seed to be knocked out of the world snooker championship by china's zhou yuelong. the world number six from northern ireland trailed 7—2 overnight and quickly fell 9—2 behind before winning five straight frames, but the world number 35 edged a scrappy frame 17 to progress to the next round. that

shan shannen doherty has signed on.riginal cas was getting back together to play heightened versions of themselves. doherty will join jason,ny jen, ian, gabrielle, brian and tory. certainly worth the wait. the show will pay tribute to the late luke perry when iteb ds this summer. >>> one of our favorite people around here, mr. al roker in an article for guide post magazine, al opened up about parenting his 17-year-old sonic who has special needs. he talks about faith, nick's role at their church and tackling obstacles, saying theo in this kid's way were things that might have tripped up many others, not nicks, not even with ite disabils he was born with. al says he accepts nick's limitations but also accepts that he doesn't know what his ermitlessness is. it's a v real article and a great read. if you didn't already know, you can tell how much al adores his son. >> he's the best dad. and relief from toms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substi

wolves roared into a first—half lead through the head of matt doherty, a breakthrough that made the wimbleyknockout. commentator: jimenez! that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestler‘s mask to celebrate! . a spirited finish from arrivaljimenez to put wolves 2—0. if tea m arrivaljimenez to put wolves 2—0. if team is to go until this. commentator: sensational! thrown on as a substitute, starting the watford revival. what felt like a consolation was about to take on greater meaning with time almost running out. commentator: he gives a penalty! this a career defining moment. the feeling in that strike rings around the watford supporters! a moment for him to white up his long careerfor sub it sent the smashed extra time now here was his chance again, along and grinding one. a going to come back barely seen in the semi—finals before. in fact not since the second world war as a team been to down and made the final. this is a cup competition of emotional extremes. there may be more to come for watford against manchester city in may. those preparations are so the come but for now watford can enjoy w

shan shannen doherty has signed on.selves. doherty will join jason, jenny, ian, gabrielle, brian and tory. some things are certainly worth the wait. the show will pay tribute to the late luke perry when it debuts this summer. >>> one of our favorite people around here, mr. al roker in an article for guide post magazine, al opened up about parenting his 17-year-old sonic who has special needs. he talks about faith, nick's role at their church and tackling obstacles, saying the ones in this kid's way were things that might have tripped up many others, not nicks, not even with the disabilities he was born with. al says he accepts nick's limitations but also accepts that he doesn't know what his limitlessness is. it's a very real article and a great read. if you didn't already know, you can tell how much al adores his son. >> he's the best dad. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substi

wolves went into the lead through a header from matt doherty, a move that made the preparation is worthhought they had the knockout. chairman is, that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestler‘s mask to celebrate. brilliant! and the mexican wrestler's mask to celebrate. a spin and finish from jimenez put wolves 2-0 and finish from jimenez put wolves 2—0 up. that was still the scoreline with 15 minutes to go, until this. deulofeu! sensational! gerard deulofeu, thrown on as a substitute, starting the watford revival. what felt like a consolation was about to ta ke felt like a consolation was about to take on greater meaning with time almost running out. deeney down, michael oliver gives a penalty! this a career defining moment. oh, the feeling in that strike! it rings around the watford supporters. moment for troy deeney to light up his long career. it sent this match to extra time. now here was deulofeu's chance again. a long and winding run to drift into watford's history, a goal under comeback barely seen in the semifinals before. in fact, barely seen in the semifinals before. infact, not

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engineers at youtube trying to figure out why their computers thought the fire at doherty name was the 9/11 attack on the twin towers. youtube started to add factual plushes in fine print at the bottom of your screen. the computers incorrectly made an association between the fire and the september 11th attacks automatically added that information about 9/11. nbc news obtained hundreds of documents stemming from a 2015 california court case. reporters say further showed facebook ignored users' privacy. the "today" show will delve into this. they say it was cherry picked. congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez will no longer use her social media account and calls it a public health risk. though her campaign still advertises on facebook. she's known for lighting up social media to the delight of both her supporters and her critics. that said, she's not posted anything to instagram recently. still active on twitter. tweeted something last night. retweeted. >> a different sort of dance. dittimus and it is moonlit. it will send an unmanned spacecraft to try to knock it off its path. this thing

now it's time to announce our grand prize winners -- mason doherty and eli scott, 11 graders

nathan doherty and eli scott, 11th graders at the international academy of north texas in mckinney, texaswhere c-span is available through spectrum. their winning entry is titled "what it means to be american." >> the topic is accountability in government was what we believed was the really important topic in describing what it means to be an american

. >> brangham: robin bell, of columbia university's lamont- doherty earth observatory, has been studyingantarctica's ice for over 20 years >> they are essentially acting as a bouncer in the bar, leaning up against the door and keeping the ice from flowing into the ocean. >> brangham: but as the atmosphere keeps warming, major ice shelves in antarctve also been collapsing. in 2002, the larsen b ice shelf ze of rhode island, completely disintegrated. these are satellite images oit breaking into hundreds of pieces. as predicted, the glaciers that larsen b anchored up on land, began accelerating towards the ocean. and then, two years ago, the even bigger laen c shelf, this it from the air, developed that miles-long crack in it.he this, which sits in front of the thwaites glacier, is also pacrumbling. an of the brunt ice shelf is expected to break rff any day noeasing an iceberg that'll be twice the size of manhattan. there's still some debate er whether human-induced warming is the only thing causing these changes. antarctica has lost ice many times before, and that also caused the seas to r

jill doherty from the center.irector wray, i was thinking of a phrase that came to mind as you were speaking, dirty cops, a phrase used by president trump and it seems pretty obvious that the bureau has been under sustained rhetorical attack recently. to what extent has the bureau been damaged by this, if it has? how would you assess the impact on the bureau? >> so this is a topic near and dear to my heart. i would tell you that rumors about damage to our morale or brand or anything else are grievously overstated. i say that now with the perspective to having been to all 56 field offices and met with and when i say met with, i mean have a conversation with something like 3 or 4,000 of our partners. the feedback i get from our partners is that the bureau has never been stronger and better. the feedback i get from our employees, is that they're inspired. we're not focused on the rhetoric. we're focused on the work. we're focused on who we do the work with and who we do the work for. and i look at examples like the w

watford made the better start, though wolves were the more clinical, and matt doherty gave the travellingme, it was to.jim inez into the break. after half time, it was to. jim inez with a goal as fla m boya nt was to. jim inez with a goal as flamboyant as the celebration. the wolves' joy was tempered when a moment of sheer audacity gave watford hope, and hope became reality, as a challenge on troy deeney in the closing minutes allowed the watford captain to net a dramatic late equaliser and force extra time. watford took the momentum into the added period, and struck again to break wolves' hearts. they will be back here to face manchester city on the 18th of may. arsenal were beaten by everton at goodison park, and the only goal was scored by the 36—year—old former england defender philjagielka. he was called in as a late replacement. meanwhile rangers clawed—back some of celtic‘s huge advantage at the top of the scottish premiership by comfortably beating motherwell. scott arfield scoring a hat—trick at fir park. once again, though, the game was disrupted by fan misbehaviour, this time,

although they made the better start moves were the more clinical, matt doherty gave the travelling massesers mass to celebrate. once joy was tempered when a moment of sheer audacity gave watford hope and hope became reality as a challenge on troy dini in the closing minutes allowed the captain to net a dramatic late equaliser. absolutely emphatic. watford carried the momentum into the added period and capitalised. the remarkable turnaround completed. heaven for watford, heartbreak for wolves. watford, heartbreak for wolves. watford within touching distance of the fa cup. they will return in may the fa cup. they will return in may the 18th for a shot at glory, only standing in their way or the might of manchester city. david ornstein, abc news. i always believed, to be honest. and we have to believe, when we do not believe, we are not going to achieve the things that we did at the end. we achieve because we believe until the last minute. and the boys keep so cool to do that. believe until the last minute. and the boys keep so cool to do thatm is no surprise watford ‘s remarkable comeback i

although they made the better start, it was wolves who were the more clinical, and matt doherty gaveas flamboyant as the celebration. that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestler‘s mask to celebrate. the wolves' joy was tempered when a moment of sheer audacity by gerard deulofeu gave watford hope, and hope became reality as a challenge on troy deeney in the closing minutes allowed the captain to net a dramatic late equaliser. 0h! absolutely emphatic! watford carried their momentum into the added period, and duly capitalised — deulofeu again the man to make the difference, completing a remarkable turnaround. heaven for watford, heartbreak for wolves. a cup tie for the ages. watford are now within touching distance of the fa cup. they'll return here on may 18 for that shot at glory. only standing in their way are the might of manchester city. in this moment i am only thinking, we have to come back here, and it will be a blessing. playing against city, we know it will be very, very difficult for us but we'd like to enjoy it. in the premier league, arsenal missed the chance to jump up to

doherty does there are waivers , that would be required to make this in order, but i don't believe we will find a member on the floor of the house that does not want to see families affected by typhoons, by wildfires, by volcanic activity, by hurricanes -- know that the government has their back in this way. i know it's unusual to offer a waiver of the magnitude that the gentleman from georgia needs, but he has knocked on every single door on our side of the hill, the other side of the hill and that is the hope of these families that stretch from georgia to puerto rico from florida to california and i hope we don't let them down. >> thanks for your persistence. i pass. rep. mcgovern: mr. cameron? morelle? >> your remarks, mr. woodall, you have been steadfast in your advocacy on this issue, and we need to resolve this one way or the other, so i thank you for your patience. thank you for waiting here and we look forward to working with you. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for your support in the prior meeting as well. rep. mcgovern: are there any other members who wish to testi

although they made the better start, it was wolves who were the more clinical, and matt doherty gavee restart, it was two — rauljimenez with a goal as flamboyant as the celebration. that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestler‘s mask to celebrate. the wolves‘ joy was tempered when a moment of sheer audacity by gerard deulofeu gave watford hope, and hope became reality as a challenge on troy deeney in the closing minutes allowed the captain to net a dramatic late equaliser. 0h! absolutely emphatic! watford carried their momentum into the added period, and duly capitalised — deulofeu again the man to make the difference, completing a remarkable turnaround. heaven for watford, heartbreak for wolves. a cup tie for the ages. watford are now within touching distance of the fa cup. they'll return here on may 18th for that shot at glory. 0nly standing in their way are the might of manchester city. what might arsenal miss the chance to go third after a narrow defeat at everton. —— to go third after a narrow defeat at everton. -- arsenal missed the chance. philjagielka scored the only goal of t

. >> tom doherty, big fan, thank you. first of all, sinks are dirty, believe it or not. spring. you will do this, do this demonstration with me. take this water, normally if you're home, boiling water. big kettle of water in the sink. steve: as if it is going down the drain. >> it is, right? lemon juice. steve: that is all it is? >> lemon juice goes a long way. almost a cup. exactly right. you will sprinkle a little bit of baking soda. steve: wait a minute. i took high school chemistry. >> i'm your chemistry teacher. what happens, the activation, it gets all that crime moving and oxygen in there -- grime. five minutes and drain it out, you will have a lomb mon smelling sink. steve: lemon is great anti-septic. ainsley: take lemon halves, put it down in the disposal, giant it up. it makes it smell better. >> lemon is like organic bleach. thanks for bringing the dirty pots and pans today. it is disgusting. this is nasty looking. scotch bright has awesome new dish wand. you take it. ainsley. steve: soap in the handle. >> exactly. this is soap controlled dish wand. you can de

wolves roared into the lead, with matt doherty.ugh that made the wembley preparations worth it. this wolves tea m preparations worth it. this wolves team have assembled talent from around the world and soon they thought they had the knockout. gimenez! that is brilliant. and the mexican wrestler's mask to celebrate. —— jimenez. mexican wrestler's mask to celebrate. -- jimenez. a spin and a finish to put wolves up. but with 15 minutes go, until this... sensational! the substitute started the watford revival. what felt like a consolation effort was about to ta ke a consolation effort was about to take on greater meaning with time almost running out. troy deeney is down. it's a penalty! this is a career down. it's a penalty! this is a career defining moment. troy deeney! the feeling in that strike, ringing around the watford supporters. the feeling in that strike, ringing around the watford supportersfi sent this match to extra time and 110w sent this match to extra time and now here was the chance again for deulofeu. a goal and a comeb

and doherty went from scorer to provider as rauljimenez cooly volleyed home to send the wolves fans intohere was one match in the premier league today with arsenal's hopes of a ‘top—li' finish taking a blow, with a 1—0 defeat at everton. they stay fourth but haven't won away from home in any competition for two months, asjoe lynskey reports. at goodison park it feels like they are turning a corner, everton came into april on the back of two straight wins. it has put hopes of seventh and europe in breach again. and although arsenal are fourth, they are still the only top tier side without a clean sheet away from home. with one long throw, everton exposed those fears on the road, arsenal's brittle defence left phil jagielka free to score. the defender was only starting because of a late withdrawal. this was a contribution nobody expected. arsenal's only one away this year has come at bottom clu b away this year has come at bottom club huddersfield and despite changes at half—time, this was starting to look costly. only three points between third and - so like place. was champions league pl