johnny and stefan are a couple now they've become proud parents too. this is rooster from stray from as soon as i met stephanie i knew we could start a family together and it was such an incredible feeling to see our children for the 1st time. hard to miss the. us this morning by the. sun. yet nobody feels. we got a lot of books from friends and neighbors and acquaintances we looked up a few chapters like i'm sleeping and stuff like that. we spent a lot of time talking to our midwife. and we followed our instincts lots of things just work themselves out. i live for him come for. every day family life and yet it's remarkable. night. but only so did johnny sister mary angela and his niece rosa supported him on his path to fatherhood was. this one of the new yorker sure you know over and work to create so 1st the embryos were created and then we met robin. that was 6 months later or and we liked her right away we thought she was great and we knew we could picture going on this journey with her. again and she felt the same way so as of april 24th we knew i

stephan and johnny were lucky and everything went well. johnny was in the operating theatre i was outside looking through across pain and since it was a twin bath only one of us was allowed in i said i'd be fine if i could watch through the glass and of course robin was the 1st one allowed to hold them. even because they will go on we knew which baby was biologically related to them amalia and already you know both have the same model the same egg don't know this is biologically speaking they're half siblings and i fathered one and johnny father the other. on the other salt you know and. today they're expecting an important visitor robin the surrogate mother is on her way to stuttgart for the 1st time to see the family. live 55 baby if. the twins are 6 months old now. robin has 2 children of her own her daughter adriano came along with her. really as. i gave birth to twins because surrogacy is something i've always wanted to do and then when i met johnny and steph and i knew they were perfect i loved being pregnant and so those are my reas

johnny's in the big final table cloths and stuff like that . that's up to me all done so i suspect says that. johnny and stefan share a business that means they can choose their own work how it's perfect for the small family i know or yeah some of this it looks great here. everything is ready. it looks fantastic i wish it was my birthday. it's all right it's just you and i but it's a positive kind of stress and we bicker sometimes but that's just the way things are but it's all worth it when the kids come home and see everything is about what they saw everything this morning to with her and that was lovely it's sad and that's just something that takes time no matter why. and just kind of all nervous i was called and i still hear. that i had said oh it's so. tough not love how. men see their will to live it will kill somebody. out look honey she can walk. so can you. go way off. here's on tip toe very selfish prick ok. well i know you're you're. sitting on. the host families come to celebrate. i. think it was. really you know julie and stephanie

johnny's in a big fan of tablecloth and stuff like that. that's up to me all done so i suspect says. johnny and stefan share a business that means they can choose their own work hours perfect for the small family i know or. something. it looks great here. everything is ready. it looks fantastic i wish it was my birthday. it's all right it's just to orange i've been it's a positive kind of stress and i we bicker sometimes but that's just the way things are but it's all worth it when the kids come home and see everything is about what they saw everything this morning to with her and that was lovely it's sad and that's just something that takes time no matter why. and just kind of all nervous i was called guys born and i. said all right so i'm. not allowed to. marry and soon there will be too little fuel source of the. ice so look honey she can walk. so can you. go way off. she's on tiptoe very selfish prick ok so. was her. honey on. the host families come to celebrate. i. think it was the radio julie and steph i want this to feel normal for t

and south africa bids farewell to the white party and musician johnny clegg has died at 66 we reflect on his latest. i'm christine want to welcome to news africa i'm glad you changed in a power sharing deal between army ruelas and the opposition coalition has been signed in sudan it's a significant step but there's sort of major obstacle to overcome more of that in a moment because this 1st look at the events that led to this point in december anti-government protests that would last for months erupted across sudan the demonstrations were initially over bread price rises but soon shifted to cause for amal bashir to step down then in april bashir was removed from office by the army but protests continued with people demanding civilian rule because he asians between protest leaders and the military would being held then on june the security forces moved in on protesters camped outside the military headquarters the army say 61 people were killed but the opposition says that real number is 128. now the agreement signed in ha today establishes a joint civilian military council that will ru

all of which they prove johnny's innocence.hey're set to go to trial in virginia next february. >> i believe lawyers are going to earn a loft money >>> meanwhile, nearly five months since luke perry passed away. his co-stars are still dealing with his loss. only "e.t." spoke with his close friends and former tv love, shannen doherty. >>> a friend of mine passed away. he was one of the most important parts of "90210," luke perry, and i think for me i just kind of felt like it was honoring him and his memory. >> there are moments when it's easier than others. you know, i still haven't -- i still haven't -- >> i think people are curious that, how you will interweave his memory? >> we can't do this show without mentioning him and dealing with it in some way. it's really still so fresh, it's hard to reconcile. we're all, you know, still struggling with that loss. >> to everybody that's ever met him or knew him, he was an amazing person and he was a blessing for people to have in their lives. >> luke's untimely passing will be addres

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnnyyou and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh?

and this is what they told us about what johnny clegg meant to them.nd someone that's, i guess, always been a symbol of what we want for our country. he has always been that no barrier between colour, creed. i say rest in peace our brother, he is still in our hearts, and as a south african, the whole world is saying, guys, sorry, the family, just paying their very big condolences to them. he means a lot to us, he is an epitome of what south africa should have been. singing johnny clay‘s memorial service in johannesburg. much more coming up on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @regedahmadbbc. hello. we've made it to the end of what has been an extraordinary week of weather. initially it looked like we had not broken the uk's all—time temperature record, but in the last 2a hours some new information has come to light, a temperature reading from cambridge university botanic garden of 38.7 degrees on thursday afternoon. this still needs to be verified, it needs to be checked by the met office, that will happen in the coming days and weeks, but if

and this is what they told us about what johnny clegg meant to them.. he has always been that no barrier between colour, creed. i say rest in peace our brother, he is still in our hearts, and as a south african, the whole world is saying, guys, sorry, the family, just paying their very big condolences to them. he means a lot to us, he is an epitome of what south africa should have been. johnny clegg remembered at that memorial service in johannesburg. much more coming up on bbc news. you can get all the top stories on our website, including the top stories this hour about the us supreme court giving president donald trump permission to use $2.5 billion worth of pentagon funds for a section of wall on the southern border. donald trump has tweeted that they big victory. you can reach me on twitter, i‘m @regedahmadbbc. for all of our breaking news, @bbcbreaking on twitter as well. see you soon. hello. we‘ve made it to the end of what has been an extraordinary week of weather. initially it looked like we hadn‘t broken the uk‘s all—time temperature record,

that "wall street journal" report earlier this week saying johnny ive's departure triumphs innovation over design and questioning the innovation going forward. is that a concern? >> look, the numbers speak for themselves we've talked about this for some time back in 2012, the company spent about $3 billion on r&d and was only 2.2% of revenue since that time, the r&d budget has quadrupled and the revenue growth has only grown 60%. obviously, that's good overall growth, but they're investing a lot more in what everyone's hopeful to be new products everyone keeps saying, okay, if the iphone can grow a little bit, maybe we'll drop some new innovative product but year over year, we haven't seen anything that innovative. but you can't invest in apple on the hope that this massive r&d budget that's quadrupled since 2012 and now represents whatever, 5, 6% of revenue up from 2% of revenue, is going to deliver a product. you have to invest on the basics is the iphone replacement cycle going to stop lengthening? are service s going to resonate with their 900 million active iphone users globally?

johnny clegg sold more than five million albums. he died of cancer at his home in johannesburg on tuesday age. sixty six with buzz aldrin unable to attend michahael colls the sole surviviving apollo elen astrononaut in attendancee at a ceremony at cape canaveral. in florida marking the moment at nine thirty twtwo am local timie fifty yearsgo today. when the creww that also includd the leads n neil armrmstrong bld ofoff to the moon fraser jackson has the story? it's been fifty is n nl armsmstrong those iconic words s he became the first man to step fronts on the surface of the moon. ms armstrong and buzz aldrin weren't the only two men on the apollo eleven mission. elevevenn tuesdayy a c. h.. rololled michl collinins return to kennedy spae center's launch complex. thirty nine eight to relive the countdown to lift off of f the historicic flights. we grew fefelt the weight of the woworld on our s shoulders -- we knew that e everyone would be looking at uss friend or foe. and we wanted and to do the best wewe possibly couldld put our bt

30 we are learning more about the bicyclists killed by a driver in san jose this week. 70-year-old johnny riding with his friend when a car plowed right into them. that evening i am elizabeth cook. >> i am allen martin. right now family and friends are trying to wrap their minds around the tragedy. n vippenlyedin. jo >> reporter: here at this intersection with the deadly crash occurred there is a growing memorial and a growing list of questions from the victim's family and friends. >> you never think that you are here one day and then gone the next. >> reporter: daniel choked back tears as he rubber the last time he saw his neighbor, johnny chu, leaving monday morning for a bike ride with his friend. >> i asked are you going for your ride? he said yes i am. history carrying it on the stairs and then he went like this and i said next time. he waves down because we had talked before about going riding together. >> reporter: but he would never get that chance. police say that this woman plowed into johnny chu and his friend when she turned out of a shopping center on vista park drive. the me

but johnny is kind of holding out. he was not necessarily of his time in the '80s.ut he did sustain a certain timelessness. he's the king. >>> he's okay. he's just playing. >> my next guest not only has a college degree but a high school degree. he has his very own show. weekday mornings at 10:00 on nbc. >> david letterman originally had a one-how much daytime show, and nbc after 13 weeks decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas. [ crowd reacts ] >> have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being on with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> and in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with us. stay in new york. >> thank you very much. >> dave is back in new york. we're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care, because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. [ laughter ]

but johnny kitagawa was also a controversial figure. that's right and. about when smap split up and there were rumours some of the members wanted to leave the agency and they had to hold this televised press c0 nfe re nce , and they had to hold this televised press conference, which was broadcast prost japan and that raised some eyebrows because they all wore black dark suits, looking really serious and sombre, apologised to their fans for making them worry but the apology was also addressed 21 himself. many fans were upset and also the general public. many saw the still similarities between the celebrities and japanese salarymen who couldn't really stand up salarymen who couldn't really stand up against their bosses. despite the criticism we saw on social media, the japanese media shied away from criticising johnny kitagawa and his agency because they thought if they upset them they would lose other boy band members, who are critical parts of their programmes stop thejohnny kitagawa's legacy will live on. thanks for sharing your thoughts on his story, m

mr de johnny says he needs to raise funds for his battle against eviction if he goes he says many of the tenants may find it hard to resist the money offered by the settlers to sell off bernard smith al-jazeera in jerusalem's old city. now more than 100 game is many of them under the age of 16 competing in new york in the 1st of a fortnight world cup arguably the world's most popular game it involves players being dropped on to an island where they have to find weapons and eliminate each other until one player comes out on top finalists have been whittled down from an initial $14000000.00 online entrance and competing for a share of a 13000000 dollar prize pool in almost jackpot put up by developer epic games is testament to how significant the game has become more than 250000000 people having logged on since its initially launched 2 years ago and more on all of our stories right here al jazeera dot com. just a brief look at the headlines for you now hundreds of people in sudan's capital have returned to the streets this time to protest against the findings of an investigation into t

been served with an eviction notice lead to johnny says only pressure from the jordanian palestinian and greek governments can save them if they fail my dear friend then i'm sort of say that when they see that jeff i gave our medical club square will be in the hands of these settlers if they can if i don't see nobody cares about what is happening now. jerusalem's old city is shared between jews christians and muslims it's a delicately balanced status quo with settler groups stated aim is to make the old city predominantly jewish and they do that by buying up buildings like this and moving settlers in. that prospect prompted a rare show of solidarity from all the christian leaders in jerusalem they are opposed to the takeover. the sale of the properties 14 years ago was handled by a financial adviser to the then greek patriarch the adviser left israel soon after israel supremes court has now rejected claims by the current patriarch that the sale was illegal. yes corey is a lawyer with decades of experience in legal cases against settlers we are very small figures to fight the israeli

trump: that is amazing, johnny. now, i would like to introduce maryland, the ceo of lockheed martin. marilyn was one of the first ceos to sign our pledge when we launched this campaign a year ago and was with us at the white house for the signing. jobheed committed to 8000 in training opportunities over the next five years. just this past week, i was in colorado with you and i met era who you brought with it -- and i met sarah who you brought with you today. maryland, if you would like to share and introduce era, that would be great. forlyn: thank you, ivanka this and thank you, mr. president for your focus on this. what you are doing to help bridge the gap by focusing government, private industry, as well as academia on this with your focus on the american workers, that will make a difference for this country. our 8000appy to pledge internship center partnerships and worker training initiatives. we also pledged $150 million in stem scholarships for education for workers which came through in tax reform. i am happy

and jason roy, johnny eventually going for the ball where it was reviewed and whenjason really needed, pat got behind and did not get anything on it, he was given an out and he was back to the pavilion, 0lan morgan, the wednesday captain, saw them hitting the winning runs to put england into that showpiece finale against new zealand. england have been to three world cup finals in the lesson was backin world cup finals in the lesson was back in 1992 when they beat south africa and sydney to get to the finals stop that was not to be for england, 20 years on, they have certainly put the semi finals, over the summer and england, certainly put the semi finals, over the summerand england, can certainly put the semi finals, over the summer and england, can they go to lords and get their hands on the world cup trophy? the last two world cups have been won by the host nation, england will be hoping to make it three. they were on the brink of going out... but are now into the final on the back of winds against new zealand, india and australia. the performance, i think we have gotten better and

mr johnny says he needs to raise funds for his battle against eviction if he goes he says many of the tenants may find it hard to resist the money offered by the settlers to sell off bernard smith al-jazeera in jerusalem's old city. 2 people have died in south korea after the balcony of a nightclub collapsed on top of don says 16 others were injured when the upper floor gave way on early saturday morning and the southwestern city of many of those hurt of foreign athletes competing in the world swimming championships. earthquakes in northern philippines have killed at least 8 people 2 tremors of magnitude 5.4 and 5.9 struck on saturday near the botanists islands at least 60 people are injured and there has been significant damage to homes and other buildings. now colombians have been protesting at home and abroad against the killing of rights activists hundreds have been murdered by criminal groups since a peace table signed with fox rebels 3 years ago i listen to the explain from both . ends of thousands of colombians took to the streets of the capital enough dozens of cities worldwid

>>sergeant johnny watkins penned to his wife marge in march of 1946.eturn address was an a p o army post office box in san francisco, which makes me think he was in the pacific theater at the end of the war. >>the letter filled with and observations and reflections. >>16 men went home tonight and 10 more. our to go tomorrow and the next day. i sure feel bad when i see them all go and i just seem to stay on and on. >>he had tick knows are a part of a family story his little boy johnny had just sent him a valentine's letter he was wishing his little son, happy valentine's day to you. >>thanks to social media. how to track down johnny arthur watkins, the 3rd and hand delivered a letter from are you >>hundreds of letters just like this one when his mom passed away last week. the letters she left behind were too much for watkins to handle. >>it feels good in him and making i had many of them. just passed away. in many made the decision not to read a 100 to one. >>so he threw them out, but of the hundreds of letters this one ended up back at his front door d

yes yes mr to johnny says he needs to raise funds for his battle against eviction if he goes he says many of the tenants may find it hard to resist the money offered by the settlers to sell or burn its meth al-jazeera in jerusalem's old city. now the rising cost of prescription drugs is forcing many americans and need a long term treatment to cross into canada to buy medicines where it's cheaper traveling in. caravans are hoping to draw attention to their financial burden. that followed one of. the. activist quinn nystrom shares the good news with fellow u.s. diabetics a drug that they need to survive is available at the local wal-mart store for less than a 10th of what they pay in the united states their caravan crossed 3 u.s. states to make a purchase i decided to bring this today because this kind of shows what my everyday life that diabetes looks sight this is kind of basically one or 2 months like survival for me also along for the ride nicole smith told who doesn't have the disease but she's here for a very special and personal reason i am part of the caravan in memory of my so

mr de johnny says he needs to raise funds for his battle against eviction if he goes he says many of the tenants may find it hard to resist the money offered by the settlers to burn it smith al-jazeera in jerusalem's old city of the u.s. president has accused france's emanuel of foolishness over a digital services tax trump says he will retaliate hinting that he may tax french wine france is putting a 3 percent digital tax on sales from google and are the multinational companies france put on a. attacks on our companies you know that and wrong wrong thing to do they should not have done it so i may do that i may i've always liked american wines better than french wines even though i don't drink wine i just like the way they look ok but the very good ones are great american wines are great. they didn't do the right thing when they start taxing our companies we tax arca bodies they don't tax that is. our tariffs have been trumps weapon of choice when it comes to trade the most well known are on china he's impose tariffs on $250000000000.00 worth of goods and is threatening to put levie

[laughter] >> johnny, come on. >> take it from the head part. >> what about the throat, johnny, the throata very special text send just to me for you. this is from jesse's mom. 41 and oh what fun, the only text today is about the politics of celebration and the love we have our son. happy birthday, mom and dad. congratulations to "the five"! >> that was very sweet. >> can i have a fork? >> happy birthday! >> no forks. >> get out of the shot. >> maddys cake. >> why my one more thing, here we go. jesse 's office news. it's not just a chair in the office. we have a bonsai tree in the office. here i am, look up beautiful and peaceful it is looking out of the beautiful and busy streets of manhattan. >> are you going to tell people why you got when? >> johnny got me the bonsai tree. he broke it, but we're going to get another one. i thought it looked really nice behind the trump-tucker interview in japan and i wanted one. there's johnny piecing it back together. what a great guy. >> that was a great one more thing. >> you saw it on tucker's show? >> we were given free trees when we got our new o

south african singer an anti-apartheid activist johnny clegg has died at the age of $66.00 he was one of the few white artists to defy the segregation laws during the 1970 s. and eighty's for me that miller looks back at his life and legacy. it's through his music that johnny clegg confronted south africa's apartheid government and it's racially divisive the us. is unique style of them's with western music brought in fame in the 1980 s. both locally and around the world. was born in lancashire england in 1953 and moved to johannesburg with his mother his experiences with zulu migrant workers during his childhood introduced him to their culture and music. at the age of 17 together with the. click form to their 1st bad trooper. so many years from 1969. but they scored. takes involvement with black musicians often led to him being arrested during apartheid and his music was restricted on south african airwaves in 1960 partnered with to the zulu to form his 2nd interracial band called sufi. also recorded several solo albums and enjoyed international success selling out concerts wherever h

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johnny clegg musician and anti-apartheid activist has died after a long battle with cancer the grammy nominated singer crafted hits inspired by township. i'm burnt off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight the world health organization has declared the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo a public health emergency of international concern now that is a rare designation used only for the most serious epidemics it comes after the virus spread to the eastern city of goma on congo's border with rwanda ebola has killed more than 600 people in the country since last august the w.h.o. decision followed a meeting of experts in geneva today. the w.h.o. as chief says that the international community should now play a greater role in fighting the outbreak now is the time for the international community to stand in solidarity with the people of the democracy republic of congo not to impose peace even counterproductive restrictions that we only said to isolate them i stress these the government of b.r.c. is doing everything it can they

johnny and stefan are a couple now they've become proud parents too. this is rooster from stray from as soon as i met stephan i knew we could start a family together and it was such an incredible feeling to see our children for the 1st time scheme to see if they. are still missed the. last thing. i. said oh it's sunday. morning. yeah but i mean if you do we got a lot of books from friends and neighbors and acquaintances we looked up a few chapters like i'm sleeping and stuff like that. we spent a lot of time talking to our midwife. and we followed our instincts lots of things just work themselves out. i lifted him come for ice skating. every day family life and yet it's remarkable. night. johnny sister mary angela and his niece rosa supported him on his path to fatherhood. this for an america sure can over and work to create so 1st the embryos were created and then we met rob and betty.

>>as well as johnny castle famous performance there. >>san quentin is a place our place that incarcerating merle haggard he's one of the very very best it is here that johnny cash comes recounts. and. many many years and many stories in our continues. >>haggard was in the audience for johnny cash's 1969 performance at san quentin and credited that concert for turning his life around. burns documentary will make its television debut next month. >>and there's no such thing as an honest for us on unity unless you're going to one specific place details on the deal that the sfmta worked out with a local sports team facebook officially slapped with a 5 billion dollar fine why some experts are saying the largest ever fine handed out by the fcc. it's still not enough to force changes to the tech companies. >>they just say no they're close until 1 o'clock. next at 6.30 a lot of people got quite a surprise when they went to the dmv today only to find out it was close. >>today's inconvenience could and of helping other ♪ you know when you're at ro

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one of the most influential figures in japan's entertainment industry johnny kitagawa has died at the created numerous boybands which became popular notjust injapan but across asia. my colleague mariko oi explained what impact he had. he is not exactly a household name outside japan but many he is not exactly a household name outsidejapan but many of our viewers, especially in this part of the world would recognise many of the world would recognise many of the boy bands he created over half a century. compared to the south korean entertainment industry, they did not market them as well in the uk. but one of his popular by band came the popular ambassador to china when tensions were very high. johnny kitagawa himself was recognised three times by the guiness world records, responsible for 232 number one singles. that's fantastic! and this boy band smap is a very popular band internationally, and even made news when the pop band split up. butjohnny kitagawa was also a controversialfigure. that's right. he became almost too powerful. you talked about when smap split up, and there were ru

but if johnny didn't like you, he'd clap. if he liked you, he'd do this. or die [ laughter ] and so johnny called me over and i'm like, "oh, my god. i can't" - and then sit in the chair. so we go to commercial and ed mcmahon leans over. and he goes, "hey, how come you never did 'star search'? and i said, "'cause i've auditioned for you six times and you turned me down every single time. [ audience aws ] but now i'm talking to johnny! so you slide on down there!" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's right six times? >> yeah, right >> jimmy: that's awesome kids, learn something from this funny human being. [ cheers and applause jeff foxworthy, everybody. bring the funny airs tuesdays at 10:00 p.m. on nbc we'll be right back with a a performance from red hearst. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was

remembering johnny clegg. you're watching bbc news. it looks like we had not broken the uk's all—time temperature record, and the last 2a hours some information has come to light, a temperature reading from cambridge university botanic garden of 38.7 degrees on thursday afternoon, this still needs to be verified, it means to be checked by the met office, that will happen in the coming days and weeks, but if that temperature stands, that will be a new uk record. but, and i am sure many people will welcome this, a very different feel this weekend, much cooler weather with some heavy rain in place, that rain could be enough to cause some disruption, because we have the slow—moving weather front draped across the british isles, bringing some rain across the eastern side of the uk, on saturday morning, quite muggy as we start the day between 14—17, not quite as warm as it has been on recent warnings. as we go through the day this band of cloud and rain really taking very little progress, wet weather across the south—east into east anglia, t