just check out their president doing an ollie. >> you come out, you skate. you challenge one another, and you keep each other accountable. >> reporter: but the reservation itself has been a skateboarding desert kids had to find a ride dozens of miles away just to get their wheels running 12-year-old cheyenne has been doing it for years. >> i just like doing it because it's fun. it teaches me to be more active. >> these remote communities need more opportunities to have outdoor recreation. >> reporter: something skaters could call their own became a community's cause, and with assistance from an organization called the skate park project and its famous founder tony hawk. >> thank you for bringing change in this community. >> reporter: the dineh skate garden was set in concrete. w important is this in a commuty that's been less served aditiona >> i think it's exemimpoant in a community like this. when kids find skateboarding, they findomething that speaks to them in a deeper way, and can teach them a lot of life lessons about overcoming your goals, about overc

ollie you can sit down when you put on your shoes for the final touch in creating the perfect climatee, added the air conditioner that we installed for our heroes, it has a lot of interesting features. and to begin with, there is such an infrared sensor that monitors the location of a person. that is, wherever yul and i are, at what point, a corridor dining kitchens, you can, but set it up in such a way that the air flow is directed specifically at us, this function is called smart and smart eye, when it is up to -25 ° outside, it can heat the room and, which is important, consumes little energy an excellent assistant in the house. i think our heroes will be happy. they will be delighted. i'm sure. how much is a child's life worth? mom asks to beg that the child is dying. i pressed no need to squeeze, i say, you want me to pay 70.000, dear ambulance. why did the paramedic forget the hippocratic oath received the alcohol amount in full. her child to get out of the car who actually turned out to be a man in a white coat, we did not know the information that he had a criminal record. and

welcome to you both. ollyes that they are imposters in their own body , some trans abled own body, some trans abled identifying people have sought to become disabled by choice and then there are the adult baby community, which doesn't really require any elaboration on. but what about trans speciesism? take a look . this is from japan. take a look. this is from japan. a gentleman called tokyo who lives inside a realistic dog costume , drinks and eats from costume, drinks and eats from a bowl and even plays fetch . one bowl and even plays fetch. one of our producers here told me that he's putting in an order for an outfit tonight. but there is a serious question to all of this. where do we draw the line on the right to identify? so let's get stuck into the jewels. scarlett, how? now, if you follow this logic, where do you draw the line? what where? where do we stop saying i'm going to say that you're a dog because you identify as a dog. well i mean, i do think it's quite difficult, right? because clearly that— d

welcome to you both. ollyes that they are imposters in their own body , some trans abled own body, some trans abled identifying people have sought to become disabled by choice and then there are the adult baby community, which doesn't really require any elaboration on. but what about trans speciesism? take a look . this is from japan. take a look. this is from japan. a gentleman called tokyo who lives inside a realistic dog costume , drinks and eats from costume, drinks and eats from a bowl and even plays fetch . one bowl and even plays fetch. one of our producers here told me that he's putting in an order for an outfit tonight. but there is a serious question to all of this. where do we draw the line on the right to identify? so let's get stuck into the jewels. scarlett, how? now, if you follow this logic, where do you draw the line? what where? where do we stop saying i'm going to say that you're a dog because you identify as a dog. well i mean, i do think it's quite difficult, right? because clearly that— d

what's the legacy like for you? ollie? remember some of them were sending photos of it to their parents petrol bombs thrown, and a bus was set on fire. the police said paramilitary organisations were likely to have been involved. it's a different picture to where we are now, the lyric theatre across the city, where i've come to meet some young actors rehearsing for their next big production. aaron, you're telling me you're from like the shankill area, ballysillan, that's an area that i suppose is quite famous. people would have heard of it and it'd be kind of known for being like a unionist, loyalist area. well, tell me a bit about what it's like growing up there? growing up, i was always quite insulated from like the sort of conflict, i guess, like my parents kind of kept it out. like i didn't really even know catholics were a thing until i was about ten. and i remember my dad trying to explain it to me and just not having a clue what he was talking about. but growing up there, i mean, it's pretty much just the same as gr

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tart cherry juice with magnesium powder with new soda called ollie pop soda. helps youerson is asking does this work because people are saying it's the best night's sleep they ever had. >> i'm going to break it here. i think it works. >> ainsley: you do why? >> because tart cherry juice has trip fan in it. bananas have them too which breaks down into melatonin in the brain which is what puts to you sleep. magnesium also calms your brain down and puts you to sleep. i don't think the other ingredient the pop that helps you go to the bathroom. i don't think that's doing anything in terms of sleep. i think the tart cherry juice works. this makes a really important point here. it's a natural ingredient. what's the down size of having. >> ainsley: can you give it children? >> yes. can you give it to children and ba than thans. so why should children jump into sleep aids. >> brian: should we just take mass neesm? >> not bad but check with your doctor. >> ainsley: our doctor. >> i am. i like tart cherry juice and bannon nasa. >> steve: what do you do. >> i call you. >> ainsley:

you are all caught up. hello, i'm olly foster.cester at leeds, but they both needed more than a draw. we've reached the quarterfinals at the world snooker championship and o'sullivan holds a four—frame lead against brecel. and though their wimbledon bans have been lifted, russian and belarusian players have been given strict guidelines for the grand slam tournament. hello and thanks forjoining us.

you can follow all that on the bbc sport website. olly foster there with all the sport news. ing you across what is going on in sudan. you are watching bbc news. hello. we've certainly seen a lot more sunshine around today compared with yesterday. clearest of the skies to the north and the west of the country, but we have seen lots of cloud in the east of england. that's been pushing its way westwards and so a bit more cloud through northern england, the midlands, central—southern england for the afternoon, but with some sunny spells, odd isolated light shower. but as the skies brighten through eastern england, particularly through the east midlands, east anglia, south—east, the chance of one or two heavy and thundery showers for a while. most of us will be dry and temperatures higher than the past few days, around 13 to 15 degrees quite widely, which sets us up for a beautiful afternoon for some rugby at the cardiff arms park — big clash between wales against england. coverage of that will be on bbc two later. fine evening here, too. but in northern ireland, we'll see outbrea

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you can empathise. what is this too is for the hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday.smashes five sixes in a row for victory.

you can find much more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the masters, but from me olly now. hello. compared to the week gone, the week ahead looks different weather—wise and that there'll be more rain around. rain totals totting up right across the country as this chart shows. but where we see the green colours appear, the hills of wales, parts of scotland, we could see 60—80mm of rain before the week is out. notjust wet, it's going to be windy at times. some of the windiest conditions will be through tuesday and into wednesday around some of these western areas. gusts of wind maybe up to 60mph. bearthat in mind, if you've got any of this week under canvas or if you're on the move. now, the change to the more unsettled and changeable conditions has already started, this weather front pushing eastwards overnight into the morning, bringing outbreaks of rain for all. through the morning, some of the wettest conditions will be across the south and east of the uk. quite abundant rain to begin with, but don't write your day off, sunshine will come out. there'll be a scatterin

, but you are mixing those new mediums with rays that you had always done the story, but navigating so many strands at the same time. hello, i'm ollye manchester city's title hopes. what a night for the knight riders as singh smashes five 6s in a row for victory. and there's revenge for ons jabeur as she claims victory in charleston.

you for coming. >> jesse from miami, florida. >> what is your name? >> ollithern new jersey, my friends are from germany. >> janice: this sweet girl here, look at her, what a doll. enjoy new york city, it is a beautiful day to be here. a little chilly, i will not lie. 46. we will take sunny skies in new york and later this week, warm up a bit, two-thirds of the country feeling like march instead of april. calling this the april cool down. if you live along the gulf coast and florida it feels toasty warm. foxweather.com for details. do you love brian kilmeade? >> brian: long pause. >> janice: unproprompted. >> brian: i'm going to kill her and a new modern day hatfields and mccoy. >> sometimes their head is -- hard, i'm telling you, you got too to run. >> brian: from the family's dispute to modern day issues, what is behind the forever feud? you are about to find out only on fox news. along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue in just four doses a year after two starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an

ollie for the sport. the world snooker championship semifinals continue in sheffield. the four—time champion mark selby has resumed his match against mark allen. let's take youive to the crucible. that is mark allen at the table who had the best of the first session on thursday. this is the first frame of the day. he is just in amongst the balls and a big break on because the reds are nicely spread. it's his first world semifinalfor14 years. he is spread. it's his first world semifinal for m years. he is 5—3 app. first to 17 at semifinal for 1h years. he is 5—3 app. first to 17 at this stage. in the other semifinal, siege are we as well on the way against luca purcell. the 20—year—old chinese debutant is above the five sessions. the belgian who knocked out ronnie o'sullivan in the court is really lost his cool in the ninth frame. look at that. he is well on course for the final. from the returns this weekend after a four—week break. qualifying is currently under way for sunday's azerbaijan grand prix. there is also a sprint race on saturday with qualifying for that on the same day. away from the track there has been driver speculation with ferrari shallow cl

there getting a real sense of loss and sadness, you know, it was a great honor for me to be sent there by the bbc to cover a story like that. hello, i'm ollyhester city's ttile hopes what a night for the knight riders as singh smashes five 6s in a row for victory. and there's revenge for ons jabeur as she claims victory in charleston.

but for now, frank and ollie, send it back to you in the studio. all right. criminal case against donald trump. a grand jury in new york indicted the former president this past week the details of the charges against him not made public just yet, but they are believed to be tied to a case of business fraud. the former president faces a criminal case against him for a series of payments to adult film star stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential election. trump is expected to appear in court in new york on tuesday morning, a source at the manhattan district attorney's office says that he will not be led into the courtroom in handcuffs and that the secret service will be involved in bringing him to new york for that court appearance. the former president claims he has done nothing wrong and continued to call the case against him. part of a political witch hunt. this is the first time in us history of former president has faced criminal charges. what i am really alarmed by is the rush to judgment and the accusations hurled at a prosecutor by people who have n

you are looking for a great line. i want to work and help this club as much as i can. let's get more on frank lampard's cheslea return with olly kay, senior football writer at the athletic. some chelsea fans will be questioning the direction of the club and might feel this is a backward step.— club and might feel this is a backward ste. �* , , ., backward step. i've been questioning the direction — backward step. i've been questioning the direction of _ backward step. i've been questioning the direction of the _ backward step. i've been questioning the direction of the club _ backward step. i've been questioning the direction of the club for - backward step. i've been questioning the direction of the club for 12 - the direction of the club for 12 months, i think they've made a number of terrible decisions with the transfer market and a lot of this has come from sacking a manager at the start of the season which i don't think they needed to do but despite being a serial critic of this regime or cereals cynic —— serial cynic, i think this gives them breathing space where they look for a new manager, it's an interim appointment a

ollie watkins first for villa. updates from that on the bbc sport website. we will see you later on. hello there.ressure starts to build in to bring you some sunshine as well. but the legacy left behind by that area of low pressure means it will hold on to quite a lot of cloud. further spots of rain this evening across western scotland, northern ireland. but through the night it will turn drive for many. we'll see the clouds tending to break up with clear spells developing where skies clear. it will turn quite chilly under the cloud with more of a breeze in the southeast as well. then no low than 5 to 7 degrees. you can see this area of high pressure starting to build in. across the uk. we lose the low pressure system which will pull away from the southeast, taking the fresh northeasterly breeze with it through the day on sunday. so we'll see the clouds melting away across many areas. it could hold on, though, across central northern scotland, maybe the odd shower here. but most places will be dry, increasing sunshine, so feeling a bit warmer away from north sea coast, which will still feel quite

is middlesbrough, where19—year—old referee ollie cairney has already used the equipment in matches. i'm a player, you're the referee, i come up to talk to youy see the player, their face on the screen. do you think also if the player sees themselves on that screen, that will stop them from shouting or pushing you or anything like that? 100%, yeah. i think they see themselves and they'll probably realise they're in the wrong straight away, and they'll step back from it. and have you actually noticed a difference, then? a little bit, yeah. it's fair enough for them to like, "come on, ref, it shouldn't be a foul against me," but that's about it, really, that's all they'll say. they won't, like, go any further with it, and i think that's partly because of the camera. we can't show bodycam footage from this match because there weren't any abusive incidents. the fa will track the impact of body cams across the participating leagues, which also include liverpool, worcester and essex. if they see positive results, then it may become the norm for grassroots referees to wear one, and easier to name and shame those who might want to abuse them. jane d

olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday. will it be a good friday for scotland? they are playing the matildas right now. we matildas right now. will have the latest for you. rory mcilroy needs to up his game at the masters to stay in touch with the early leaders. and putting their friendship to the test... the british judoka now vying for one place at the paralympics. hello and welcome along. hello there, it's a really busy afternoon of football this good friday, could be a memorable day in the championship for burnley, but let's start with an international game that's underway, scotlands women are in london for a friendly against australia. they kicked off in the last 15 minutes. this match is being played at afc wimbledon�*s cherry reds records stadium. you can follow this on the bbc website. the matildas are missing key players. very early stages, a lovely sunny day in south london. it is goalless. we will keep an eye on that one and tell you if there has been a goal in the next few minutes. australia's next match is on tuesday night against england at brentford. the lionesses are now 30 games unbeaten under their coach sarina wiegman, but they were pu

lovely to have your company this evening, see you next week. i'm ollyi jiahui is three frames away from the world snooker championship final. the 20—year—old chinese player leads belgiums luca brecel14—10 in their semi—final. si, who is looking to become the youngest crucible finallist on his championship debut, should have had bigger lead heading into tomorrow's final session, but he missed a simple green in the final frame of the evening. brecel, who knocked out the defending champion ronnie o'sullivan in the quarters, started the evening 11—5 down, so he's narrowed si's lead, but will need to start quickly when they resume tomorrow afternoon. in the other semi final, four—time champion mark selby leads mark allen 7—6 after they maanged just five out of eight frames scheduled for their second session. three frames took longer than 40 minutes and there were two re—racks in a really cagey encounter. they saw the funny side and played up to the cameras, but the seven—time champion steven hendry was highly critical of both players. it's not snooker that i

olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday. will it be a good friday for scotland? they are playing the matildas right now. we matildas right now. will have the latest for you.eaders. and putting their friendship to the test... the british judoka now vying for one place at the paralympics. hello and welcome along. hello there, it's a really busy afternoon of football this good friday, could be a memorable day in the championship for burnley, but let's start

olly inapplicable and can't transfer over. and just on the legal piece, if i finish up on that, you know, i thinthe's a real problem here when we'retare decisis where the court had already authoritatively interpred tle vii and congress then came along after and enthe ada and recognized that its definition “undue hardship” was a departure from what the court had done and how title vii erated. it would then be particularly anomalous for the court to say, we're going to go ahead and port over the ada definition even though congress s en repeatedly asked to do so with bills introduc ievery congressen 1994 and 2013, many to codify this precise standard, and congress did not enact those bills. justice kagan: and, general, can i take you back ethi that you said to justice gorsuch and justice barrett? because, when you were aeeing that this is not a -- a line about, you know,alities, but then i think you said at some poi, t it would not be a good thing just to say, oh, well, you know, so now it's a substantial burden test going forward, and leave it at that. and why is that? gen. prelogar: right. our concern with that is, if the court wer

is middlesbrough, where19—year—old referee ollie cairney has already used the equipment in matches. i'm a player, you're the referee, i come up to talk to youything like that? 100%, yeah. i think they see themselves and they'll probably realise they're in the wrong straightaway and they'll step back from it. and have you actually noticed a difference, then? a little bit, yeah. it's fair enough for them like, "come on, ref, it shouldn't be a foul against me," but that's about it, really, that's all they'll say, they won't, like, go any further with it, and i think that's partly because of the camera. we can't show body cam footage from this match because there weren't any abusive incidents. so is it working already? a positive impact on players' behaviours and attitudes whilst on the pitch. you know, they're understanding that there's the need for referees to wear these now so they're thinking about their behaviour even before they stepped on the field of play. then obviously when they can see it, it's there to act as a major deterrent. the fa will track the impact of body cams across the participating leagues, which also include liverpool,

you feel more cheerful. wordsworth was definitely right about his jolly flowers. ifate wordsworth was definitely right about his jolly flowers.- about his 'olly. i was very positive. there are a lot of books these days, very good books but very gloomy sociological books about england. it is meant to take the temperature of the country and it is meant to be my thought. also meant to be celebrate rico trying to get at the unknown england and what it is like. i found a very diverse country, sometimes unhappy but often useful and dynamic. there is a difference in towns and cities. i very much found out. cities by a nudge from birmingham, manchester, liverpool, newcastle and leeds are researching. without being too gloomy, these are difficult times for the country. fa, gloomy, these are difficult times for the country.— gloomy, these are difficult times for the country. a confused country ma be. for the country. a confused country maybe- does _ for the country. a confused country maybe. does that _ for the country. a confused country maybe. does that sum _ for the country. a confused country maybe. does that sum it _ for the country. a confused co

olli frank fix tent of the damage here in the small city of wynne. arkansas is quite unbelievable. and right now you, of course, it's palm sunday. we got easter next weekend, so this devastating deadly tornado could not have hit at a worse time for people celebrating that holiday. and i want to just kind of give you a closer look at all of this. these are thick, heavy bricks that were completely knocked off of the building. you can see this car absolutely crushed from it, and i got to say this building is a whole lot more in place than some of the other houses here. i mean, we're seeing houses completely leveled. true trees just completely uprooted as well. and i want to give you a look. across the street. now all of those people helping to clean up debris, and i got to say guys through all of the destruction, all of the damage. the silver lining is we have seen volunteers out here constantly from the minute that the sun comes out, whether it's people helping to clear out debris like you see right now, just offering water food. i can't even tell you the amount of times that volunteers came up to our