>> buried in the shark river park. >> did you bury it or did liam? >> liam did. >> liam did.eas where these safes were buried. >> detective weisbrot called me, "hey, you wouldn't believe this, we got some new information on the sarah stern case." this is what's going on. this is where you need to go. we ended up caravanning to sandy hook. >> once we had traveled to sandy hook he had directed us to the lighthouse and the location where the safe was buried was just east of the lighthouse. >> the area that that safe was buried, it was pretty nondescrip nondescript. it was all overgrown. so as we were going down we'd stop, photographed some more video. >> preston was handcuffed and shackled. he was directing the forensic detectives who were down in the pit as to where the safe was buried. >> just a little bit to the left of where we were digging, and there's the corner of the safes just sticking out of the ground. >> so detectives find buried in the dirt a small gray century safe with the number 002 stamped on it, and just a short time later, another set of police officers make t

liam was writing scripts for him. liam was going to star in some of anthony's movies. >> that was no movie audition. that was real life. trust me, i've worked in film for years. i know the difference between reality and fiction. that's reality. >> reporter: does liam deny having that conversation with him around thanksgiving time? >> he absolutely denies it. he's pointing the finger at a t. >> testimony resumed this morning in the sarah stern murder trial. >> reporter: at trial, anthony's testimony proves crucial. >> do you solemnly swear that the testimonily give will be the truth, the whole truthi and nothing but the truth? >> yes. >> he seemed like a reluctant but incredibly important witness. >> he goes to his house at approximately 11:00 on thanksgiving night and all of a sudden liam turns to him and says i got a great idea. >> he said he was going to beat meet up with sarah, she found this money. he was going to choke her out, bring her to the bridge, throw her off, preston was going to drive the escape vehicle

please welcome the beguiling liam hemsworth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ immy: liam, it's nice to seenk you so much for coming back here. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: cohirats on ever -- oh, please. i haven't seen you since you got married. >> yeah, got married. >> jimmy: congratulations. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. ♪ immy: people love you an miley together. but i saw a clip of you -- i th think it was o-- from g'day usa awards or something. >> oh, yeah. yeah, when i made the speech and referred to her as my wife. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, people liked that. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ]w >> you kat i'm talking about? big cheer. >> jimmy: you know, i like that but that i was also -- she was kind of heckling you from the crowd. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i started saying nice things about her and then she wanted moreugbviously. [ er ] >> jimmy: she was like, "yeah, tell me more, yeah." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "say more things about me," and you're like, "i wil ." >> "i'll tu when i get home." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but there was one picture when -- ashe was cutting to her where thi

. ♪ [ celle rings ] >> liam: come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.ey. >> steffy: hi, are you guys busy? >> liam: no, not really. what's up? >> steffy: would you and hope be able to come over? it's important. >> liam: yeah. everything okay? >> steffy: yeah. yeah. kelly and phoebe are fine. but i need to talk to the both of you. >> liam: uh, yeah. okay. hope and i will head right over. we'll see you soon. bye. hey, so... steffy just called. she said she wants us to come

liam frost and der space mcphilpott, thank you. our elected family joining us today, our treasurer, jose cesnaros. our city attorney who keeps everything running, dennis harrara and our incredible members of the board of supervisor, supervisor katherine stephanie and supervisor gordon marr and supervisor matt hainey and thank you to those here from law enforcement, from the sheriff's office and police department and the fire department. ouincluding our fire chief, joae hayes-white. the irish community has really an incredible history as we know here in san francisco. starting with our first mayor, john geary, who served san francisco proudly, along with others who continue to follow and today, as we celebrate, we also pay ho ma goin thoughage ho longer with us. we know there are so many incredible leaders that are not with us today. i share this honor with them and i know many of their family members are here, as well. so i am looking forward here in san francisco as we raise the flag, as we celebrate during our st. patrick's day,

it's all about her. >> reporter: what would you say to liam mcatasney if he were sitting here?> you're an evil person. you shouldn't exist on this earth. >> a powerful statement right there. and amy joins us now on set. amy, you were telling me sarah stern's body was never found, so they needed this confession. >> that's right, tom. it was a key piece of evidence. in fact, sarah's dad says without that recorded confession they probably never would have known what happened to her. liam mcatasney now faces life in prison without parole for the murder, and taylor faces 10 to 20 years for his role in the crime, tom. >> so much more to this story. thank you, amy. watch amy's full report on "20/20" tonight at 9:00 right here on abc. >>> when we come back, saying good-bye to a tv legend. remembering that sassy grandmother who made us laugh. >>> more on the miracle moment. the teenager trapped after a plane slammed right into her bedroom. stay with us. ane slammed right into her bedroom. stay with us. ay with us. bedroom. stay with us. month after month, the clock is ticking on irrever

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the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said he hopes the erg s tests on the governments liam find common territory with the government ahead of the next meaningful vote. eight brexit supporting lawyers — seven of them also mps — have set out what concessions are necessary if they are to back a brexit deal. our political correspondent nick eardley has been explaining what the group will be doing. the european research group and the group of brexit supporting mps will be doing. basically, this group of lawyers will scrutinise whatever the government comes back with in the next few days, and say either it meets our standards, which is that it allows the uk to get out of the backstop if it needs to, or if it has a time limit or not. that will be a big test for the prime minister, because within that group, you had key brexiteers, like the former brexit secretary, dominic raab, but also the dup's nigel dodds, too, constituencies within parliament that if theresa may is to get her a deal through, she will have to win over. this morning, we were also hearing from international trade

. >> liam, do you have a second? can i come in and talk to you real quick? >> no problem, officer. >> is sarah here by chance? >> no. >> when's the last time you talked to her? >> it was earlier today. >> what was her mind-set when you were talking to her? >> i just know she was trying to get ay.he investigation, they both suggested that sarah may have left town or taken her own life. >> had she been different than normal lately? and for how long? >> in the past, she has had a tendency to have self-destructive, suicidal behavior. >> what do you think happened? >> i think she jumped. >> reporter: the investigation stalls. >> it's horrible. it's a sense of hopelessness. you don't, you have no idea. sarah's my only child. and it's a hard feeling that we couldn't find her. >> reporter: she had just disappeared. >> just vanished. >> reporter: but then the police receive a tip that leads them to a sting operation, using another friend. this video secretly recorded by police. >> she goes to walk out the front door. i choke her out. drag her. my biggest problem was

i vote liam fox on fox for p.m. it's a crazy time.ay you live in interesting times, said the chinese, right? >> well, maybe a little less interesting would not go amiss from time to time at the moment. liz: secretary liam fox, we do appreciate you staying up late for us in london. come join us again. >> a pleasure. liz: closing bell, 27 minutes away. dow jones industrials up 77. life at lyft is about to change dramatically, as it preps for its historic ipo coming up. we have two guys who had their own historic ipo run describe the potholes the ride sharing company and you, the investor, have to avoid. they are going to teach you how. it's a fox business exclusive with the co-founders of the globe.com. yep. steph and todd are here. the first interview with these guys since 2001. stay tuned. this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smar

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liam, you -- you said that, um, that she has kind of taken the place of your baby? >> liam: oh, i -- listen, i should not have put it that way. that's not what i meant. i just -- >> is that -- is that how you really feel? because, if you do, then... there's something i really need to tell you, and i am -- i am so, so sorry. >> hope: no, it's okay. it's okay. >> it's -- it's not okay. it's wrong. all of this. all of this is wrong. none of this should have happened. >> wyatt: flo, we all feel that

. >> liam: caroline especially. you know, she's -- uh... she was the kind of person you assume is gonna live forever. she was larger-than-life. >> wyatt: yeah. the fact that it happened so suddenly... >> liam: apparently that's -- that's how blood clots are.

>> liam: uh, wyatt. i, uh -- thanks -- wanted to thank him and sally again for having us over tonight. >> hope: mm, it was a pretty surprising evening. >> liam: now, why would you say that? i mean, it's not as if phoebe's birth mom ended up being wyatt's high school girl-- oh! okay. >> hope: [ chuckles ] it was a pretty amazing coincidence, for sure. unless it's not.

. ♪ >> liam: you met phoebe's birth mother?> hope: it's pretty crazy that she'd be right there, behind the bar at bikini. it was... it was almost like i was supposed to meet her. >> liam: that's weird. >> hope: yeah. i mean, there i was, all of a sudden talking to the woman who gave birth to phoebe. it was like... i don't know, it's almost like everything that touches phoebe, it feels like... coincidence? fate? >> wyatt fuller? god, it really is you. >> wyatt: wow. flo.

mound for the be on the pomeranz will drew oakland...and for get the start expected to hendricks ht liam hendricks expected to get the start for oakland...and drew pomeranz will be on the mound for the giants. game time is 6:45. (grant) coming up... apple seems to be reinventing itself. the new services just announced today-- and the notable names the company is partnering with. (vicki) a shooting in a usually safe east bay neighborhood. details on who police are now looking for-- after an armed robbery led to shots fired in downtown walnut creek. (grant) plus after the break... more than a thousand people stranded on a cruise ship in rough waters. we'll show you new video of the dramatic rescues. new video tonight showing passengers being rescued from a stranded cruise ship in norway. more than a thousand people were on board when engine troubles left them helpless in rough waters off the in rough waters off the western coast of norway. at least 20 people were inured as the boat was tossed around. more than 400 people were air lifted to safety... but by yesterday morning, three of the s

, and liam williams went over the line, the try was allowed, and we had to score first in the secondck into the game with thomas williams scoring, and then george north, and we could win it from there. one thing about us is in the second half against france, we were so much better than they were, and that made a massive difference. these boys train exceptionally hard, and we got what we deserved. there is added poignancy for all of this for warren gatland, because he will step down as wales coach at the end of the world cup, this was his final six nations game in charge, and he has transformed welsh rugby in his 12 years in charge here, he has turned them into an unstoppable force, they are on this 14 game winning run, and how he would love to be back here in cardiff with the world cup trophy, and theirform to be back here in cardiff with the world cup trophy, and their form at the moment, they do go into this world cup as serious contenders. they do indeed. thank you very much indeed. they can't let warren gatland go, surely? they will have two. england's women completed a clean swe

it is not safe yet, possibly somebody like liam fox would have the job of going out to get new tradeying to do that over the last couple of years. if the rug is taken from under him, who knows what he does. at risk of causing cabinet level resignations if she goes down that road. maybe also the grassroots of the party we be very unhappy as well. there is no easy option for her. one option is still to hold a general election. she is not desperately team. there's that sense talking to people on the inside, that this may not be in her hands anyway. should she bring her gear back and say look, i know you don't like this deal but it is better than all the alternatives and it goes down to a fourth defeat. she is been at risk as a no confidence motion. it is not clear given the anger in some sections of her party that she would definitely when that. although the conservatives are not the majority, we think when push comes to us ofjoy and peace are not going to us ofjoy and peace are not going to vote to bring down their own government and neither is the dup because he fears a labour governm

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so liam fox saying he is not totally against the idea of extending the brexit process, but i think this brexiteers, it has to be for a reason. whatever labour said today? we know that labour have just as many splits as the conservatives on where to go from here. the party earlier this week said it would now backin earlier this week said it would now back ina earlier this week said it would now back in a public vote, another referendum to try and stop what it sees as the damaging prospect of no's deal. but there is a significant constituency within the party he will never back that. —— of theresa may's deal it was said this morning that up to 70 labour mps would refuse to back another referendum. they are calling for a free vote, so they don't have to break the party whip. 0n the other side, tony blair saying there are some in the party who are extremely unhappy with not going further in europe, who are saying stick with it for now. he also sympathises with those who broke away from the party a couple of weeks ago, because it hadn't moved fast enough on brexit. we also heard from the par

liam of westmoreland, georgia. mr. paul d. voinovich of district of columbia, alternate . e speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's reappointment of 306-k, 42 u.s.c. 442-k and the order of the house of january 3, 2019 of the following individual on the part of the house to the national committee on vital and health statistics for a term of four years. the clerk: dr. vicky m. maze of los angeles, california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 208, the house now stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. on thursday, march 21, announcer: congress is in recess all this week. nancy pelosi says next week the .ouse will vote on the veto that vote is scheduled for tuesday, march 26 per you can see it live here. when the senate returns, they will continue debate on judicial nominations. later senators will begin debate on the green new deal. ,he senate returns to session and live coverage continues. once tv was simply three giant networks, and then in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out an idea. let viewers decide on their o

liam fox.tminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. a vigorous jet stream pushing areas of low pressure right across the uk is the weather pattern we‘re in. and we are staying in all the way through the weekend into next week as well. here is a recent satellite picture. this is swirl of cloud is an area of low pressure, edging its way eastwards. but as it does that it is dragging in behind it some colder air as well. and what will be a strong and gusty wind as we go on through thursday. we‘ve still got some wet weather to clear away as well. most noticeable, for thursday‘s weather, will be that strong wind. and for many of us how much colder it feels compared with wednesday. this is how we are starting the day. nothing particularly cold first thing, there is too much wind and cloud for the temperatures to have dropped too far overnight, and this is where we are starting the day with wet weather through northern ireland, scotland, some hill snow. it is pushing slowly southwards dur

trade minister liam fox is discussing brigs it with business leaders ahead of another parliamentary vote could see members reject a deal scenario's it. all the risk of border gridlock caused by a no deal brigs it has led british manufacturers' to brand stockpiles to the highest level on record i mean the food and beverage companies but also clothing chemicals electronics and parts makers we visited iconic bicycle brands brought in their factory in south london. welding spinning. unfastening on this factory floor in south london workers are assembling promptings iconic foldable bicycles entirely by hand it's a complex task each bike is made up of over one thousand different parts. these come from belgium these come from from. these come from germany. there is a hub comes from taiwan. but that could soon turn into a huge problem for a brompton with brakes it approaching fast and no trade agreements signed c.e.o. will butler adams is for seeing a massive delivery problems but worst case scenario if we don't have one point if we don't have this little parts the whole flipping factory stops a

yvette cooper has just said in the commons she wants to listen and hear what liam fox, the governmentill be pressure on the government to make it clear exactly what it is going to do if its own motion passes to convince these backbenchers not to take matters out of their own hands. these comments will be important because potentially the government could lose control of this tonight? exactly and that has always been the danger of this. and the psychology, promising the free vote at the last minute, it was always going to be difficult. you cannot predict how these amendments fall, but it does affect the mood of the house and that has been the problem, theresa may, she cannot communicate well with the house at the moment because of her sore throat, that is the bit thatis of her sore throat, that is the bit that is the danger, it looks like it has gone out of the government's hands even more so than yesterday. we felt they were rallying and they had some things to say, but this afternoon, less more so. if the amendment goes to about 7pm it will be very tight which way it goes. it is not

that was liam fox.d seize control of the brexit process. oliver letwin is a former cabinet office minister who is one of those behind efforts to find cross party compromises in the commons. he spoke on the today programme earlier. constitutionally, if the house of commons were to get a majority in favour of a particular solution, that would not be a piece of legislation in itself. so what‘s the point of them? because, in the first place, if we begin this process on wednesday, there is a real chance that if not — and i don‘t think it is likely to happen on the first round — but if not in the first round then in the second, or maybe even, very quickly thereafter, a third, i think we might get to a majority view, and once you‘ve got a majority view, first of all the government knows what could obtain a majority in the house of commons — a pretty important thing to find out, because the whole problem with the prime minister‘s deal, which i‘ve voted for all the way along, is that she hasn‘t been able to get

imports the disruption of supply chains meanwhile trade minister liam fox has invited business leaders to a conference call later this afternoon because british businesses have so far reacted with dismay to last night's reds the vote in parliament lawmakers once again rejected prime minister terrorism as proposed deal with the u. this time it was by one hundred forty nine votes that's less than the two hundred thirty of was defeated by january but still a big loss mabel no you members of parliament a vote on whether one whether to rule out leaving you without a deal that's a scenario that has worried big business in the u k for some time. now to talk us through the reaction of the british business community to last night's. vote i'm joined by robots from business desk rob you've been tracking this story how did does the second comment if you go down with business well the one thing that businesses in the u.k. are looking for his certainty that last night did not give them is another day in again and another thing that the majority it would seem want to avoid is a no deal breaks it agai

in it that the fact that two liam is already in a group and it's barely two months old it's a starting point because it's already brought people together so even you developing a solution to that and he's going to be a platform and you can use them one of the test groups or a focus group and also start from hearing problems from other following as well because now we've had to both really and maybe another families facing a slightly different problem you. do like the. city boy moving use about to taste some kenyan country cooking with william special needs crop is indigenous kenyan vegetables. or anything like that colette going to take the food before we take it in the sense case. he may turn into a question that limbo yes i mind he said but you you you you you you know you. you. know vickey. we don't want to have you know you'll. go over you'll. pick. your head in. your you. next and when use research trip is a visit to you getting a town center he's going to meet william's group of local farmers. new wants to know if other farmers have the same problems as william. and how we can de

liam will run for the cardinal next year.ce at the high school level unmatched in recent years says his coach, laura schmidt. >> he hasn't lost. i'm comfortable saying that. >> this award specifically recognizes so much more than just work on the track but also, you know, in the classroom and volunteering. and i in tried to do my best to work really hard in all three regards. >> he's unbeatable on the track and trails. he arelso volunteers for marin county search and rescue. >> seeing his passion for running, he loves running and competing. and he has a core of joy to it, which is lovely to see. >> reporter: colin resch, nbc bay area news. >> they run a marathon every day. >> i'll see him. >> he's keeping up at the same pace while you're driving. >> come on. >> tell us about tonight and tomorrow morning. >>> we have still dry weather tonight through tomorrow. rain returning early saturday morning into 1:00 saturday. best news, russian river blow flood stage tomorrow. >> great news.oining us here at 6:00. have a great evening.

have really come through for him as well he showed faith in them and they've repaid that the likes of liam gretz got a great run of for such gnabry his goals and really crucial goals eleven does he start finding the net much more regularly again the eleven dusky that we know and love ribeiro as well an old stager like him still performing at the top level three assists in that game against all the work and by and by the way now eleven goals in the last against eleven goals scored in the last two games they are back to their best even a shout outs are not to say it is because he got a pretty assist he said at one of the reasons this kid know what about dortmund who are they looking to for a revival in the key player is a marker royce they they need at this point they still have the quality and if they can pick up a run of results they can get the momentum back but the key thing is the mentality and for that they need their leaders they've got a few tough games coming up. in the run up to the bind they find game that they need to win and to win those big games and to get those big points the

approval would allow him to release billions of pounds for stretched public services. 0ne direction star liam campaign tackling knife crime. he says he was robbed at knife—point when he was 12. and the guardian takes a look at school funding, it says teachers are doing the work of canteen staff and cleaners, while essential funds are raised by parent donations in what it calls a "funding crisis". so, a variety of stories making the front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. 0nce once again, brexit is the big votes looming next week. and the daily telegraph and met leaves theresa may facing brexit humiliation, reflecting the blunt response to his latest tweets. well, the point is that earlier today we had yet another speech of this prime minister. i think it was a double play, a double plea to the mps to really vote for her withdrawal agreement. struck with the eu, the only one actually on the table after that terrible shockingly huge defeat of 230 votes. and here we have what is very sad and quite concerning, and that is this unprecedented step of michel barnier actually postin

full back liam williams was a doubt but is fit to play.he title with a win over scotland, but if they lose as well, then ireland will retain the title. the irish have made three changes, including bringing rob kearney back in at full back. meanwhile, ireland coachjoe schmidt has hinted that the welsh have broken protocol in deciding to close the principality roof for the game. under six nations rules, both teams would have to agree on the issue. at the moment, i'm not sure about the roof. for us, last time we said, "look, we don't mind, you choose". and they chose closed, but it made the field incredibly wet at the start of the game. so we will probably be happy enough if it's open anyway. we will adapt to whatever conditions. the final weekend of the six nations championship is coming up, three teams can still win it. the winger was man of the match against italy last weekend but he's replaced in the starting 15 and doesn't make the bench either. jack nowell comes back in after recovering from injury. centre henry slade also returns with

i mean... nobody's pickier than liam, right? >> sally: you didn't ask her, did you? >> wyatt: no.ut don't stress about it, okay? 'cause flo goes with the flow, you know? that's always her motto. >> sally: okay. so, one more steak and another couple chicken breasts? >> wyatt: look, that should be perfect, okay? and i'm sorry again. i kind of threw you a curveballd she's coming over. you know everything about my past, and i barely know anything about yours. >> wyatt: right. well, don't ask her too much, 'cause nothing good can come of that. >> sally: mm.

brooke: you come into my home and you kiss my husband, and all this talk about breaking up hope and liam... [ sighs ] caroline is gone, and that is tragic. but that doesn't mean you can come into my home and attack me and my family. look, i-i think it's best that you leave before this gets out of hand. >> taylor: oh, oh. leave this home? where my son and my grandson are staying? >> brooke: what do you want me to say when you come in here and you kiss my husband? yes, it is an emotional time, and i am so sorry that your grandson lost his mother. that is terrible. but that doesn't mean i'm gonna stick my head in the sand t don'twhyou' up to. >> taylor: oh, please. i'm not going after ridge. >> brooke: okay, maybe not. but you did say so yourself, taylor -- you would like to see hope with anybody

deal in history, one of the easiest deal in history, one of the easiest deals in history according to liamcretary. they accept that anybody who campaigned for leave said, it was quite clearly the intention of the fundamentalist leavers, the european research group on the conservative side, for whom no—deal would be the ultimate fantasy outcome, because they are free market fundamentalists, and that is what they see as being a desirable outcome. but anyone responsible for anything that functions in this country has been telling us that it would be a disaster, so that has to be avoided at all costs, and clearly so be avoided at all costs, and clearly so does parliament. i find it extraordinary that the eu has been planning for no—deal since december, and yet we don't seem to have a plan in place for a managed no—deal, we should have been planning for this for two and a half years. the story says cabinet ministers are attempting to take back control, they want their own vote as a cabinet, and it is said they want to put their names to something, which made me think of the leadership elections

. >> i thought this is a really nice chance to share a glimps into who i real liam >> reporter: he's million albums and several awards he hit the pause button on his career after announcing his young son had liver cancer >> everything i ever wanted was wrapped up in fame and for opportunity and success. i realize now, migratest achievement ever will be my family >> reporter: he stopped touring. >> things got clear and what i wanted to put back into the universe was love. >> his latest album released after his son went into remission. he wants to offer fans a sincere thanks with this special >> there is no way i can put into words how much the people out there mean to me >> reporter: he'll try with words and song wednesday night >>> he sounds great. the special airs tonight at 10:00/9 central after "the voice thanks for watching "early today" today >> don't forget, the power ball jackpot is more than half a billion dollars. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charliil while trying2-ur. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. once again we )

. >> miley and liam came out to support gabrielle union. judge on "america's got talent," but dwyane wade is going to be a star. >> who does baby take after? mommy or daddy? >> she's an actress, honey. an actress. >> she is very real. she sees the camera and she's, like -- where's my agent? we haven't negotiated this picture. she looks like dad. negotiating skills of mom. >>> coming up, jennifer garner's new man. inside their romantic three-hour dinner and how jen's getting along with her ex, ben, as we go behind the scenes of affleck's new movie. >>> i have an enormous family. >> what you never knew about the oscars stars and their siblings. >> we were troublemakers as kids. >>> and the new twist. singing to her baby girl. >> she plays the notes. i must admit. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulky. and it really protects. watch this. the super absoent core turns liquid and odor to g

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i was driving down the motorway and i heard liam byrne speaking on the radio.has spoken very candidly, very passionately about what happened to him. it was almost as if a load of emotion and stuff from the past hit me on the back of the head. i got very moved, i pulled into the services, i stopped. very moved, i pulled into the services, istopped. i very moved, i pulled into the services, i stopped. i thought, very moved, i pulled into the services, istopped. ithought, 0k, this has affected me hugely. it suddenly became very palpable. i thought, what can i do? i phoned the charity the next day and said, i have no idea how i can help, if indeed i can help, but if i can do anything to help a small, vulnerable child not go through what i went through, or have some support, someone to listen, i will do what i can do. it is a wonderful thought to get so involved. what is your relationship like with your father? just before your wedding there was an incident. here there was. u nfortu nately, an incident. here there was. unfortunately, my father had a car accident and

them because i'm not just thinking how do i score this penalty they're trying to second guess what liam is going to do based on a piece of paper. esteban can be as a was to take the decisive penalty and the psychological impact was devastating just imagine standing on the penalty spot and the keeper has a piece of paper and is looking at you what does he know about me does he know what i will do even before i know. leave my seat germany where in the semifinals and the famous piece of paper is now in the museum of german history. what else can you do to save a penalty. it's always good to increase the time pressure. statistically when the take up it says time for two or three seconds before he starts running he scores with a probability of seventy eight percent if he only waits one second the rate decreases to fifty nine percent. so take us put on the time treasure miss more. but there is one more trick for keepers when poised on the front edge of the line with your torso bend forward to be as close as possible to the taker when you bend your knees slightly so you can dive more easily th

aussie rules star liam ryan seen on the right has been on the receiving end of racist posts on social media referred to him as a monkey earlier his team the west coast eagles released this video in response we do not accept don't tolerate rice use them when will this end. the term monkey all right can be same as just one calling but for aboriginal people because it's much much deeper than that it is a throwback to really settlement when this land was settled on the terra nullius or no man's land the reason for that is because aboriginal people were thought of as human beings. but matt who attack two time wimbledon champion petra committed has been sentenced to eight years in prison a check court ruled that thirty three year old radom zanjeer a cause committed a serious bodily harm when he attacked her in her apartment back in december two thousand and sixteen the twenty nine year old suffered severe stab wounds on her left playing arm world number two returned to tennis just five months after that attack is currently competing at the miami open former two weight you have seen champion

as you can is that the fact that two liam is already in a group and it's barely two months old it's a starting point because it's already brought people together so even you you developing a solution to that and he's going to be a platform and you can use them one of the test groups or a focus group and also start from hearing problems from other following as well because now we've had to both really and maybe and of the families facing a slightly different problem you. do like the. city boy will use about to taste some kenyan country cooking with william special needs crop is indigenous kenyan vegetables. or anything like that colette going to take the food before we take it in the sense case. he may turn into a question that limbo king yes i mind he said but you you you you you you know you. you. know vickey. i don't want to have you know you'll. go over your. plate pick. your hand in. your you. next and when used research trip is a visit to you getting a town center he's going to meet william's group of local farmers. who wants to know if other farmers have the same problems as wil

liam neeson? you don't have your phone or a passport. where are you going? drama. >> i have been waiting this whole season to find out about th>> we think we know. >> time. >> answers. >>> still ahead -- >> vamable to me. >> luke perry's life away from the camera. >> i'm in no hurry to be the star of a film. >> how he put being a dad before anything hollywood. >>> plus pete davidson's thank you next to ariana. how he's making his feelings toward kate beckinsale very public. >>> and for boy bands, the guys of "triple frontier" approve. they are hot and funny. >> you're welcome. no one was happier than us. >>> closed captioning provided by -- (smelling) air wick knows life moves too fast to chase odors. get automatic odor neutralizationir wick pure . just load, click and set to forget odors up to 60 days. air wick pure freshmatic hy-a-it's in here. new from revitalift: derm intensives hyaluronic acid serum with our highest concentration of hyaluronic acid visibly plumps skin and reduces wrinkles. bounce back! new revitalift hyaluronic acid serum from l'oreal.