bmx star kieran reilly will be hoping to emulute some of that success.g the british man to become bmx freestyle park world champion last year. although he hasn't qualified for the paris games yet — he's been training for the last three years as part of the plan. tom williams has more. yeah, the thing that, like, made me fall in love with the sport was the adrenaline rush of it. like, when you're a kid, you're constantly looking for that next rush and learning a trick. you haven't got the fear when you're a kid. so i took a lot more crashes, probably a lot better than i would now. and when you finally get a trick after that, like, it's like a pride feeling, you know? and i just fell in love with that. bmx freestyle not only has its risks but also a wow factor too. kieran currently is the best in the business, the reigning world and european champion. i mean, like, ifeel like my bike's like a part of my body at this point. i'm on it so much, so it is a sport that people tend to be, like, intimidated by. they don't want to start because they see the level t

kieran certainly is worth watching. tom williams, bbc news. finally.fed by a man. his ride back in portugal in 2020 measured 26.21 metres or 86 feet. but he's now awaiting confirmation that he might have bettered it at the same location — by over two metres. i started three years ago after setting the first world record and realising that as an athlete, i could surf bigger waves but the equipment and online side and the team and the way we approach the sport was not there yet. we went scientifically looking at the waves and our equipment and the standing data and understanding what was going on and worked her way into building the equipment, going on and worked our way into building the equipment, installing the mindset that it is possible and then waiting for the waves. in february, the waves finally came and my team and myself made it happen. the one place in the world we identified in the last decade as the place which holds the biggest waves is in portugal, little fishing village and it has underwater canyon which funnels the swell created by the s

kieran certainly is worth watching. tom williams, bbc news. yeah, good luck to kieran.rted gardening. as a campaigner for sustainability, and in the wake of earth day, she's been talking to us about her new regenerative farm that she shares with her husband travis and their children — and why she feels it's crucial to "do something" about climate change now. me and trav starting browsey acres, which is our regenerative wagyu and poultry ranch, we took this land which was really degraded, neglected and mismanaged — it was more dirt than it was grass — and just started working with our animals, raising them regeneratively and mimicking these natural processes and bringing, like, a whole ecosystem to life and really being, like, stewards of the land and seeing it come to its fullest potential. we're trying to leave solutions for our kids and notjust a pile of money that's lit on fire, you know? so itjust makes everything that we're doing with browsey acres so much more important, because we're trying to address these crises that she's inevitably going to have to face in he

coach kieran is an orange county native and modern day high school will keep him as athletic director. coach, we wish you the best, i'm glad you're staying around. let's keep the good work going. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today i rise to honor the heroic life and legacy of richard "dick" higgins. dick was a husband, long-time orange county resident and a national hero. he served in the navy during world war ii, after surviving the horrific attack on pearl harbor, december 7, 1941. his service to our community continued after he left the navy, visiting schools and doing interviews and making sure that history stayed alive with young people and others in orange county. dick lived to 102 years old and he is survived by two children, two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. and in his word, he now goes to be with his block offed winnie ruth, his wife of 60 years. dick, thank you for your service to our country and thank you for your sacrifice. thank you, mr. speaker. and, mr. speaker, today i rise to honor this year's orange county school counselors of the year. and i'm so

can you clarify, kieran _ that we innovate in this way.allenges are different from judges that would sit in crown court cases. is that right, i'm asking you as a formerjustice secretary? i i'm asking you as a formerjustice secretary?— i'm asking you as a formerjustice secretary? i don't know the detail but i secretary? i don't know the detail but i would _ secretary? i don't know the detail but i would imagine _ secretary? i don't know the detail but i would imagine the _ secretary? i don't know the detail but i would imagine the judges i but i would imagine the judges hearing the cases would be people who have adequate training and the expertise needed. 0urjudges are very adaptable. we have a large cadre ofjudges dealing with this anyway and i'm sure that the primers that would not have announced that if the preparation had not been done tjy if the preparation had not been done by the tribunal service so that will be what has happened. the primers are once again has shown that he is getting his sleeves rolled up, as he did with the albani

both kieran dunleavy say they want him back. >> i think it's a mutual feeling, i mean, the guy's been here a long time. he means so much to the organization, man, you know, we really, really value him. and so there's nothing that would make me think that he wants to go somewhere else or we don't want him back. and for that reason, i'm hopeful we can make it happen. but, you know, it's a it's a deal. both sides got to be be good with it. >> we've got to be able to plan less. but in order to do that we've got to have more shooting to the roster. frankly, if we can add more shooting then and limit, you know, klay's minutes, i think he'll be much more effective in a season long. >> monday's loss means the warriors have missed the playoffs in three of the last five seasons. >> crews working to get historic raymond park ready for the inaugural season. the oakland ballers are making progress today. we spotted workers applying fresh topsoil and preparing to install new sprinkler system on the field. the team is spending $1.6 million to improve the park and surrounding infrastructure. the ball

let's speak to kieran maguire, he is an associate lecturer in football finance at the university of liverpoolll. always good to have you on the program. thank you for your time this evening. what do you think has been decided today? it this evening. what do you think has been decided today?— been decided today? it looks as if these rules _ been decided today? it looks as if these rules are _ been decided today? it looks as if these rules are quite _ been decided today? it looks as if these rules are quite forward - these rules are quite forward thinking in the sense that what you might call the middle classes of the premier league, the likes of crystal palace in bournemouth and brighton, they are probably generating around about a tenth of the commercial income of the big bases, liverpool united, manchester city and so on. they hear that that growth and commercial income is unstoppable. the rules are going to be, you take the tv money from the club effectively finishing bottom of the premier league, last you multiply that by a number, let's check number five, that would give us £515 million f

going to melbourne of the season and with newcastle united and their players like anthony gordon and kieranmelbourne. is it about money? that has happenedl maddison going to melbourne. is it - about money? that has happened since the premier league _ about money? that has happened since the premier league started _ about money? that has happened since the premier league started in - about money? that has happened since the premier league started in 1992 - the premier league started in 1992 and it is sad because it is a great weekend with games at wembley. thank ou ve weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much- — weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much- if — weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much- if you — weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much. if you go _ weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much. if you go on _ weekend with games at wembley. thank you very much. if you go on social media you will see all the responses coming from those lower division clubs. more on that story here on our programme and also the latest headlines from the m

changes come as part of a new six—year agreement between the football association let's speak to kierancturer in football finance at the university of liverpool and the author of the price of football. perhaps for international explain the significance of replays and why they are so important.— they are so important. under the fa cu rules, they are so important. under the fa cup rules. if— they are so important. under the fa cup rules. if two _ they are so important. under the fa cup rules, if two teams _ they are so important. under the fa cup rules, if two teams draw a - cup rules, if two teams draw a match, then they are given the opportunity to play a second match at the alternative stadium. so if you are a small club and you draw manchester united at home and you managed to hold them to a tie, you then get the opportunity to go to old trafford, which is a 75,000 capacity stadium, and it is a very, very lucrative financial benefit for the clubs in the lower leagues if they are able to have replays against the bigger clubs. it’s they are able to have replays against the bigger clubs.

car drove up, two people got out and started shooting 22 year old brandon cheese and 20 year old kieran carlson were killed. two other people were hurt. >> this boy was my day and night. his dreams were my dreams. they destroy me. >> it's super painful. it feels like somebody is ripping my heart out of my chest to see him happy, full of life. and this is all we have left. the pictures, the reward for information on the case is now $250,000. >> police have not said whether the two men who were killed were the intended targets of the shooting. the lead investigator says he's followed up on leads, but none have panned out. >> your time now 707. the cause of death will be debated in the trial of an east bay man who's accused of killing his girlfriend and then dismembering her body, 43 year old joseph roberts is charged with murdering rachel buckner and then stuffing her body in a garbage bag near the bay farm island bridge in alameda in september of 2023. now, in opening statements, the defense argued there's no clear evidence showing how miss buckner died, and they asked members of the jur

two people got out and started shooting. 22 year-old brandon cheese and 20 year old kieran carlson were killed. two other people were hurt. >> this boy was my day and night . his dreams were my dreams. they destroy me. >> it's super painful. it feels like somebody ripping my heart out of my chest to see him happy , full of life. and this is all we have left. pictures. >> the reward for information in the case is now $250,000. police have not said whether the two men shot were the intended targets of the shooters. the lead investigator says he's followed on some leads, but none have panned out well. >> residents and business owners in san francisco's richmond district are growing frustrated by a wave of burglaries. people living in the northwestern part of the city say they are experiencing a spike in certain crimes, particularly burglaries. the dragon river restaurant along geary boulevard reported another break in a window was smashed and a computer tablet stolen. >> we walked through a bunch of glass right behind me at the chinese restaurant that's been broken into four times, and i s

even kieran tierney, my teammate used to tell me that, "oh, my god, i felt like we were playing away"ore the interview to me that all of us ukrainians, we love football so much, so it's another opportunity — it will be another opportunity for us to talk about ourself to the rest of the world. after all, this is over, many, many ukrainians have settled in other parts of the world, and they probably thought they were going to these parts of the world temporarily. but what if people feel that it's a different country now and that they don't want to go back, what do you feel about that? well, at some point i can understand them. but once again, if you ask me my favourite place in the world, it will be ukraine because it's my homeland and i neverfelt myself somewhere else, like i feel when i'm in ukraine. i really hope, and i have a dream that this war will end very, very soon and we can rebuild our ukraine like we really want. and i can guarantee you that when when the war will end, we will rebuild it in the best way we could. that's for sure. like also with my teammates in the national t

, it's, it's one stephanie kieran, it's, it's one of those things, isn't it?e's no way earth i'm going to go and way on earth i'm going to go and grass up. grass her up. >> i wouldn't either. i >> no, i wouldn't either. i wouldn't, said, do wouldn't, but that said, i do think to. think we need to. >> that broken theory is >> that broken window theory is a thing. you need to stamp a real thing. you need to stamp out low level to stop more serious. >> think supermarkets are too trusting because trusting as well now because there's any workers there's hardly any workers anymore. it's anymore. when you go in, it's just tills, it's just automated tills, so it's actually more easy for people. >> you hear about that >> did you hear about that sainsbury's got sainsbury's worker that got sacked using life, sacked for using a bag for life, a bag? he worked for a 30 bag? he worked for sainsbury's for 30 years. yeah, he a morning shop after he did a morning shop after a night took bag, forgot night shift, took a bag, forgot to it. to pay for it. >> £0.30 and he sacked. >>

two people got out and started shooting 22 year old brandon cheese and 20 year old kieran carlson were two other people were wounded. police have never revealed any motive for the shooting. >> this boy was my day and night . his dreams were my dreams. they destroy me. >> it's super painful. >> it feels like somebody ripping my heart out of my chest to see him happy, full of life. and this is all we have left. pictures. >> the reward for information in the case is now $250,000. police are declining to say whether the two men shot to death were the intended targets or not. the lead investigator says he's followed up on leads, but none have panned out. >> our time now. 506a double shooting in oakland is being investigated by oakland police. it happened last night at ossian avenue and olive street just before 8 p.m. this video you're looking at from citizen app shows several police officers there at the crime scene. and now we know that the two victims are alive, but they're in the hospital. there's no word about a possible suspect, but a san anselmo man is accusing north bay law enforceme

kieran jones was recorded travelling at 80 miles an hour in a 30 zone on the a22 in east sussex.lly caught, he admitted a string of charges, dangerous caught, he admitted a string of charges,jones dangerous caught, he admitted a string of charges,jones was dangerous caught, he admitted a string of charges,jones was disqualified driving. jones was disqualified for three years and ordered to complete 225 hours of unpaid work . well, more than 150 people work. well, more than 150 people have been rescued from floodwaters in australia after 24 hours of torrential rain, 72 rescues were carried out in sydney alone, where low flying, low lying suburbs saw dangerous flooding with a month's worth of rainfall. residents in new south wales were warned to move to higher ground as emergency services received over 4000 calls for help. officials say flood levels in western sydney are rise . for the are continuing to rise. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts. now back to ben and . ben and. emily. >> welcome back ben

kieran jones was recorded travelling at 80 miles an hour in a 30 zone on the a22 in east sussex, on nohan seven separate occasions . he less than seven separate occasions. he had less than seven separate occasions . he had concealed less than seven separate occasions. he had concealed his number plate to avoid detection and when finally caught, he did to admit to a string of charges , to admit to a string of charges, including dangerous driving. jones was disqualified for three years and ordered to complete 225 hours of unpaid work. more than 150 people have been rescued from flood waters in australia after 24 hours of torrential rain . there were 72 torrential rain. there were 72 rescues have been carried out in sydney alone, where low lying suburbs saw dangerous flooding with a month's worth of rainfall. residents in new south wales were warned to move to higher ground as emergency services received over 4000 calls help. officials say calls for help. officials say flood levels in western sydney are continuing to rise as well. for the latest stories , sign up for the latest stories, s

kieran mcnamara was jailed for seven years at chester crown court in february after he manipulated four know, he was promising me holidays to france, skiing, wanted me to go and have a look around houses, all sorts of things. very kind of like... very over—the—top, very intense. the woman, who wanted to remain anonymous, said she understands how people can get sucked in. he was a complete master of this, a master of manipulation, i would say. he was so persistent. i can see how, you know, i now know it as love bombing. it's just made me want to share my story. but also being a bit more careful about, you know, who you kind of meet up with. cos you just don't know. you just don't know who's out there. a very good morning — welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. millions of pounds of funding for schools in london could be lost by 2030 due to a drop in the number of pupils. a report by the education policy institute found that even if funding per pupil increases — the decline in numbers could still lead to cuts to school budgets some schools are going to be faced with really tricky deci