rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.ut he was the best. when i finish playing darts, my name is in the re cord playing darts, my name is in the record books, iwant playing darts, my name is in the record books, i want to set up such a high standard by the time i finish, luckily enough i am a young fella as well and i have got plenty more years in front of me, that when some other youngster comes along, we will see how good he is. he was bettered by phil taylor, the man he mentors, who was to become the greatest of all time. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal — something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night — and tributes. there'll be many more. eric bristow, who died last night at the age of 60.

assigned was cold case detective mark wilson. >> the department said, yes, we'll look in to it.ee years. he left a young daughter behind. he left a house. >> the detective began to dig for any information on the missing mechanic. did any record of him exist? >> first, we look in to obviously the criminal end to see if he had been stopped or maybe there might be a police report on him somewhere. >> there was nothing. >> right. there's nothing. we also look in to the fact could he be dead somewhere. >> checked the medical investigators office and he's not there. >> right, he's not there. then i started to look in to see of financial records that might indicate he was working somewhere and there was -- once again we came in to a dead end there. >> but the detective did discover one very curious thing. it turns out that mike snyder filed state tax returns in 2004 and 2005. years after his disappearance. >> that doesn't sound like a missing person. >> no, it doesn't. >> what that sounds like to me, off the top of my head, is a guy that doesn't want to be found. >> it suggests the pos

the first of his five world titles came in 1980, rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson markedts. he was the ringleaderfrom the time for darts. he was the ringleader from the beginning. time for darts. he was the ringleaderfrom the beginning. his name is synonymous with darts. eric bristow epitomise where the game came from but had the star quality to ta ke came from but had the star quality to take it to the next level. for that every player playing today should be grateful because he blazed the trail. bristow was also one of the founding members of the breakaway world darts counsel, now the pdc, in 1993. another was bill taylor, who would become the greatest player of all time. bristow was his mentor. his influence on the sport was huge. you lost hisjob as influence on the sport was huge. you lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal, something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the

as rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson, marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.he record books. and i want to set up such a high standard by the time i've finished. luckily i'm a young fella as well, and i've got plenty more years in front of me. when some other youngster comes along they say, he's going to be the new bristow, we'll see how bloody good he is, you know what i mean? he was bettered — by phil taylor, the man he mentored, who was to become the greatest of all time. bristow‘s influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago, following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell in the football abuse scandal, something he apologised for. but the darts family were always going to forgive one of their legends, though. still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night, and tributes. there will be many more. 0lly foster, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast now with thomas. thursday was not quite as funny across the uk, as per expectations. the skies were ver

rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.ball abuse scandal — something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night — and tributes. there‘ll be many more. 0lly foster, bbc news. i‘ve been talking to another darts legend, bobby george, about eric bristow‘s career. he told me about his long friendship and rivalry with the player. i think you to get a different. i knew eric when he was 17 years old. we used to go around different pubs and clubs playing for money and tournaments. we were good friends for a long while and then i met him in the final, the world final, and he said to me, last year we never thought we would be in the final playing each other. and it went from there. he won it five times, as it happens. as he was cocky, really cocky. that was eric. that‘s the way he came over. but it was quite good—hearted. he wasn‘t selfish like that. he just sometimes tapped it off. all the darts players knew wh

rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.man he meant what, who was to become the greatest of all time. bristow‘s influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following comments on social media about the victims of barry bennell, something he apologised for. but he was such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears and tributes last night, and there will be many more. remembering eric bristow, who has died at the age of 60. headlines coming up. good afternoon. after the glorious sunshine of yesterday, today is generally a cloudier affair. particularly in the west, where we've seen so much rain. the rain continues through the night in the north west of scotland. drier whether elsewhere, until a fresh clutch of heavy downpours pushes in towards the south west and wales by the end of the night. it will be mild, and the winds will tend to ease as the night goes on. so, there could be the odd mist and fog patch around tomorrow morning. then a fair amount of dry weather. but this are

the first of his five world titles came in 1980, rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson markedfor darts. he was the ringleader from the beginning. his name is synonymous with darts. eric bristow epitomised where the game came from but had the star quality to take it to the next level. for that every player playing today should be grateful because he blazed the trail. bristow was also one of the founding members of the breakaway world darts council, now the pdc, in 1993. another was phil taylor, who would become the greatest player of all time. bristow was his mentor. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal, something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night and tributes. there will be many more. olly foster, bbc news. the entire contents of heathrow airport's terminal one — everything from baggage carousels t

wilson the ninth seed. the top half of the draw is opening up. markow who knocked out mark selby. how did you rate mark allen today?|j thought how did you rate mark allen today?” thought it was good but that's what i expected him from him. i think mark allen is becoming, he's been a top player for mark allen is becoming, he's been a top playerfor a while, but i think is becoming a marquee player in the game. triple crown under his belt, that has mentally made a difference. the difference for me is he has no wea kness the difference for me is he has no weakness in his game. whether fitness could play a part, to be fair, ithink fitness could play a part, to be fair, i think he will be all right. he is playing at the top of his game. it's all getting extremely interesting and rather intriguing. coverage continues online and by the red button this evening, plenty more to watch enjoyed before highlights 11pm. a 29—year—old runner died during yesterday's london marathon. matt campbell, who was from cumbria collapsed in the last four miles of the race and di

-year-old sidney wilson said brooks routinely yelled and cursed at him and was a controlled and abused servant, a go fetch boy, was forced by the council member to manager a farmers mark to -- market illegally, forced to work six days a week and dealt with toxic work conditions to no relief. in the claim wilson said brooks told him i'm so sick of this expletive. if you tell anyone what goes on in this office, you will regret it, anyone. wilson resigned october, 2017. >> excuse me, quick comment. can we talk to you real quickly? today we caught up with brooks as she was leaving out a backdoor after her news

country participating today in the national coschool walkou marking the 19th anniversary of columbine. hundreds walking out of class at wilson academy in north carolina. but what a difference a month makes. in march, you might remember 16-year-old justin blackmun was the only student to take part of the walkout. justin, how are you doing? it's good to see you. >> good, how are you? >> great. last month, you were the only one of 700 students at your school who walked out in honor of the 70 victims of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. today, it seemed that half of the school joined you. were you surprised? >> actually, i was very surprised. earlier, leading up to the event, i didn't know anyone was going to go out with me until thursday. so, yesterday, at an sga meeting. it's 3rd to 11th great and we talk about what's going on in school. when he asked who was participating in the walkout, everyone raised their hand. i was like, wow. it's more than one person this time. when i walked outside, there was already 100 people ready to great greet me. >> what do you think changed between then and now? >> last time

-year-old sidney wilson said brooks routinely yelled and cursed at him and was a controlled and abused servant, a go fetch boy, was forced by the council member to manager a farmers mark illegally, forced to -- market illegally, forced to work six days a week and dealt with toxic work conditions to no relief. in the claim wilson said brooks told him i'm so sick of this expletive. if you tell anyone what goes on in this office, you will regret it, anyone. wilson resigned october, 2017. >> excuse me, quick comment. can we talk to you real quickly? today we caught up with brooks as she was leaving out a backdoor after her news conference. >> obviously we can't overlook the fact there been another claim filed about someone that was a former aide. can you comment on that? >> no. >> reporter: can you comment about this 24 page claim about toxic work environments? >> no. >> reporter: how about this coming on the heels of another claim from a couple months ago where the city had to pay millions of dollars? do you have any comment? this latest claim follows a civil verdict in december in which the jury decided the city must pay $3.75 million to former black panther leader elai

doctor mark is a fellow at the witherspoon institute in princeton and works with the fund in new york. he is a scholar of the james wilson institute on natural rights and the american founding in washington d.c. he had taught at the strauss center. doctor mark is also a member of the advisory council and has served as an assistant editor of the general interpretation and is a contributor to the art of the universe blog. he speaks frequently from the library of groups including activists at west point, the american enterprise institute, the love and fidelity network, the ethics and religious liberty can of the southern baptist connection, and many others. he spoke recently at the world meeting of families, a triannual event organized by the catholic church which drew 20000 participants to philadelphia. in addition to speaking here in his book and arizona university, baylor, byu and a lot of other groups at the universities i'm not going to list off. in addition to his academic writing, he has published on topics related to international religious freedom in u.s. news & world report's, investors business daily, foreign aff

snooker world number one mark selby has the chance to claim his third china open in four years as he secured a place in tomorrow's final. the defending champion beat kyren wilson hawkins for the title after he beat neil robertson. that's all from sportsday. we were bracing ourselves for a manchester city party. they were 2—0 up, cruising towards the premier league. but manchester united beat them 3—2. the manchester city will have to wait. not the best week for them, i think it is there to say. good night from all of us. we had been watching the weather numbers today. 19.1; celsius at gravesend in kent, the uk's highest average of the year so far. not eve ryo ne average of the year so far. not everyone saw sunshine. in country, this afternoon was misty and marquee, grey and stamps. it will be better tomorrow. we have outbreaks of rain in scotland, gradually clearing north overnight. shower is clearing north overnight. shower is clear from northern ireland. clearing north overnight. shower is clearfrom northern ireland. into south—east england, moving towards east anglia later tonight. elsewhere clear spells developing, patchy mist and fog. temperatures three t

mark is a fellow at the witherspoon institute. he is an affiliate scholar of the james wilson institute on national rights and the american founding in washington dc. he has taught at the strauss center at yeshiva university. he is also a member of the advisory council. he has served as an assistant editor of the general interpretation and is a contributor to the ark of the universe blog. dr. mark speaks frequently on a wide variety of topics. he talked at the becket fund for religious liberty. he spoke recently at the meeting of families, a triannual event organized by the catholic church, which drew 20,000 participants to philadelphia. he has spoken at arizona university, baylor university, byu, and a lot of other universities that i will not list. in addition to that, he has published on topics related to investorsfreedom business daily and has appeared , on cnn and other television networks. he holds his ba in magnum cum laude phd from princeton university. he wrote a dissertation under the direction of robert p george, one of our favorites here. on the subject of a legal

wilson walker, thanks. >>> coming up these bizarre looking devices are popping up in bay area neighborhoods. we asked pg&e what are they? everyone their >> plus facebook's data scandal just got bigger. now mark zuckerberg says everyone should assume that their data has been harvested. >> and the u.s. and china propose new tariffs escalating fears of a trade war, what this means for shipments into the bay area. [drumming] one time, in new orleans, well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. [trumpet playing] some make you move to jazz, funk and bounce. some of our stories aren't quite as straightforward. blocked by the saints! [crowd roaring] while others prove that great things can happen... even on a monday night. cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] they look like a big pipe, attached to a box. >>> new gizmos are popping up in some bay area neighborhoods. they look like a big type attached to a books. we spotted one at the corner of ashton and ocean avenues in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood, so what are the

marx and woodrow wilson and dewey, they would attack the declaration, attack the constitution, this is old stuff. it's time to move along. >> all this is holy is profane, marx said. markdo you think this darwinism, the push towards religion out of the public square, we got to clean it off out of the parks and schools. >> get rid of it. mark: wherever it is? >> yeah. mark: doesn't this undermine the foundational principles of the united states? >> probably. probably. but, look, let me put the point to you in a slightly different way. suppose you were coming from out of space, you're a biologist, you come to the earth. and you listen to a long lecture about darwin and immense importance of darwinian biology and you open your own eyes, you're from mars. what are the two things that would strike but the living systems on the face of the earth? not the darwinian rhetoric but the evidence of your own eyes. one is that all life is related. there's no question about that. biochemistry is the same throughout life. all life has very, very many of its properties in common. there's one living system on the face of the planet. not a multitude of species, one living system. that's

instead, world number one mark selby has the chance to claim his third china open in four years as he secured a place in tomorrowfinal. the defending champion beat wilson 3-2 to day. just to let you know that it is 3—2 to manchester united in the manchester derby. city could win the title today. 69 minutes gone. manchester united leading. we will have lots more on that game and the outcome at 7:30pm. a bit ofa a bit of a mixed bag this week ends. temperatures not doing too badly in the double figures for most of us. it does come with some rain. this is not a total wash—out. some sunny spells at times. it has brightened up across central and eastern parts this afternoon. this photo from eastbourne. cloudy skies in northern wales. we have seen outbreaks of rain. cloud working its way north through the day, bringing outbreaks of rain for western parts. moving into northern england, southern and central scotland. some bright intervals in the south—east. the rain working north as we move through this evening and overnight, becoming patchy. dry skies behind it sounds a few clear spells. more cloud in the south—east with some showery outbreaks. some mist and

wilson. she'll take some time off work and her deputy will cover her role. that story's on the bbc world service. on the bbc news app, you can read about footballer lionel messi trade—markingght a seven—year fight to be able to use his name on sports goods and clothing. it had been challenged by a spanish cycling brand massi. russia has repeated its claim that the chemical attack in the syrian city of douma was staged. at a press briefing in the hague, russia and syria presented alleged witnesses from syria who they say were used in staged videos of the attack. syria said its enemies were using the allegations of a chemical attack as an "evil plan" against it. translation: all the accusations amounted against the syrian government as well as the syrian armed forces. are based purely on falls, fabricated allegations. made up falls, fabricated allegations. made up by falls, fabricated allegations. made up by the instruments, proxies of the western countries, that would like to sour the reputation of the syrian armed forces. britain's ambassador to the opcw dismissed it as "a propaganda campaign of misinformation". anna holligan was at the press conference. we know the opcw h

mark of the farm bill today. the farm bill in its present form as amended by the body would go to the floor. wilson hundred 18 of our colleagues vote for the bill? you never know. 2013, mr. peterson i found out, this was on the floor the united states has. that added an extra year and a whole bunch of gyrations to go through. the product wes start with now, based on my experiences of the last almost 24 years may not exactly look like the product that will get to the president of the united states desk. we have to factor in that other body. we have to factor in the floor of the united states house. there are all manner of things. express and firmly work on your constituents and perspectives. i said to all my colleagues, if we're going to get a bill on the books but first of october so that all the programs we care about continue, we have to take a step forward. where -- whatever you may or may not think of this document, we need to move this bill forward so that we can then address the circumstances on the floor. there are many nutrition points that will not be decided here. it will be decided by th

mark national fertility awareness week. >> what about those that have served our country? jenna, we're happy you're here but happy you're here with this story. >> tyler and crystal wilson talkedwas clueless in the signs and everything. i like to say i was playing hard to get. >> and it worked. >> reporter: it's hard to believe that their love story might never have happened. with so much life and love between tyler and crystal wilson today, it's even harder to grasp that tyler's life was nearly cut short. >> i had always wanted to join the military in one capacity or another, since i was a kid. >> reporter: in 2005, he was 20 years old and on his way to afghanistan, a corporal in the 173rd airborne brigade. only two months after you arrived, talked about the day that would change your life. >> we're going to do a quick reaction force movement to a group of our scouts that were ambushed up in one of the river valleys. they needed to be extracted. >> reporter: it wasn't long before bullets were flying. >> i was basically in the push-up position when i got shot the first time. it was underneath my left arm and it went between my front rear plate. instantly, i was paralyzed from