tonight we meet sky brown, who hopes to land on the podium in tokyo. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. iseach day brings another in the brexit drama and today's no exception. parliament h expressed its not leavebritaiwill the european union without a deal at any time. it exposed divisions in the conservative party and again opened questions about the prime minister's leadership. here was theresa may after the vote. prime min. may: the options before us are the same as they always have been. we could leave with a deal the government negotiated the past two years. ldwe ceave with the deal we have negotiated subject to a second referendum. ldbut that wisk no brexit at ,tr damaging the fragiltit --ween the h public damaging the fragile trust ndtween the british public the members of this house. we could seeks to negotiate a diffent deal. however, the eu has been clear that the dl on the table is the only deal available. jane: for more on today's vote i spoke a brief time ago with bbc parliament correspondent alici

that carefree attitude is the key to sky brown's success. since she could walk, picking up tips from her english father. she trains regularly in la with her little brother 0cean for but it is britain who care that holds the key to her 0lympic gene. that dream. they told me just to have no fear and to just have fun. have fun and enjoy it is the most important thing so that's why i chose england. britain is far from the first to notice her, she is the youngest athlete nikkei has ever sponsored and recently won america's version of strictly come dancing. at the age of ten, she is already a precocious talent. by next summer's opening ceremony in tokyo, she would just have just that she would have just have just that she would have just turned 12 which would make her britain's youngest in history. she will now have to qualify against the wall‘s best women. fortunately she has some big hitters in her corner. you are on your way to the olympics. yes. tony hawk is a legend in the sport and watched her beat the estonians recently and believes she cou

that carefree attitude is the key to sky brown's success. she trains regularly here in la with little brother ocean in tow, but it's britain that holds the key to her olympic dream. they told me that — no pressure, just have fun and get out there, and i feel like that's the way i kind of skate, like, the most important bit is to just have fun and enjoy it. so, that's why i chose england. at the age of ten, sky's already a precocious talent. by next summer's opening ceremony in tokyo, she'd have just turned 12, which would make her britain's youngest olympian in history. before that, there's a long way to go, though. she'll now have to qualify against the world's best women. fortunately she's got some big hitters in her corner. you're on your way to the olympics — is that what's happening? yes. cool! tony hawk is a legend in the sport. he watched sky beat the top europeans in estonia recently and believes she could qualify for tokyo. just how good is she? she's exceptional for her age, extraordinary, doing tricks that are... only veteran pro

that carefree attitude is the key to sky brown's success.g up tips from her english father. she trains regularly here in la with little brother ocean in tow, but it's britain that holds the key to her olympic dream. they told me that — no pressure, just have fun and get out there, and i feel like that's the way i kind of skate, like, the most important bit is to just have fun and enjoy it. so, that's why i chose england. at the age of ten, sky's already a precocious talent. by next summer's opening ceremony in tokyo, she'd have just turned 12, which would make her britain's youngest olympian in history. before that, there's a long way to go, though. she'll have to qualify against the world's best women. fortunately she's got some big hitters in her corner. you're on your way to the olympics — is that what's happening? yes. cool! tony hawk is a legend in the sport. he watched sky beat the top europeans in estonia recently and believes she could qualify for tokyo. just how good is she? she's exceptional for her age, extraordinary, doing tricks

sky brown, who trains in the us, will be unveiled as part of the british team on thursday. olympian. she's been speaking to the bbc‘s sports correspondent natalie pirks. i like it because it makes me feel happy and free and i can do anything. remember being ten, when the world was your oyster? that carefree attitude is the key to sky brown‘s success. born injapan, she has been skating and surfing since she could walk, picking up tips from her english father. she trains with her english father. she trains with her little brother, but it is britain that holds the key to her olympic dream. they told me that no pressure, just have fun and get out there and i feel like that is the way ice skates, like, the most important is just to have fun and enjoy it. so that is why i chose england. at the age of ten, she is already a precocious talent. by next summer's opening ceremony in tokyo, she will have turned 12, which will make her britain's youngest olympian in history. before that, there is a long way to go. she will have to qualify on the world's best women. fortu nately qualify o

competition could feature one of the youngest athletes if it's a competes at the games ten year old sky brown has made a short list of five skateboarders to receive special funding in britain as she tries to qualify she'd be twelve years and twelve days when the olympics begin in july twenty twenty eclipsing the record set by a thirteen year old swimmer who competed in the mines in twenty eight games and. slowly. takes a week and i go mad i'll fav if i don't i'm just glad i got to be in the olympics. and his i am guy that's a little young just because i want to show coutts like as a man now always you know i can do anything. very impressive may thanks a vespa thank you very much for that and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour for me and is a problem and the good time news out here and thank you very much for watching. my name is only some people say that my feelings are only programmed that they're not real but if i think the real and they are real don't you think so erica was designed to be the world's most advanced autonomous android which is one of the more advanced robots in the w

so may be great for team sky, dave brailsford, chris brown, karen thomas, it may be a problem for theu can hear more on this story on bespoke tonight on 5 live with tom fordyce from 8pm. you'll be able to download the podcast later this evening on bbc sounds or your usual podcast provider. here are some of the other stories making headlines today: a record nine countries have bid to host the women's world cup in 2023, including a joint offer from north and south korea. the other bids come from argentina, australia, bolivia, brazil, colombia, japan, new zealand and south africa. a decision will be made by fifa this time next year josh warrington will defend his ibf world featherweight title against fellow yorkshireman kid galahad in june. the fight will take place in warrington‘s home city of leeds and will be the second defence of his belt after retaining it with a win over carl frampton in december. mike trout and the los angeles angels are close to agreeing a new 12—year deal that would secure the baseball outfielder the largest contract in the history of sport. the contract would s

and also this morning, we'll meet 10—year—old sky brown, the world's youngest professional skateboarder all that coming up a little later on. now, a summary of this morning's menus. —— main news. it was a night of chaos and confusion in westminster as mps voted to take a no—deal brexit off the table. today they will vote on whether to delay the uk's departure from the european union. theresa may is willing to ask brussels for a one—off postponement until the end ofjune. but she will warn that unless her deal passes in the coming days, a much lengthier delay may be required. the options before us are the same as they always have been. we could leave with the deal which this government has negotiated in the past two years, we could leave with the deal we have negotiated, that is subject to a second referendum, but that could risk no brexit at all. the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, welcomed last night's votes at westminster, saying: "things are looking a little brighter". the german government described the outcome as a "sign of reason". and the european commission said it was ready

brown, he showed off his new look and his family too boy do they need the sky. >> really good on paper alameda were antonio brown put his name on a contract that will keep him in a back to uniform for the next three season. much different story in pittsburgh where brown had a messy divorce from the steelers. >> i think i made people feel really great and really aspire the way they watched me to work the way they watch me play. and i know having a bad day today but there is always love. >> better day for raiders nation. caught 74 touchdowns in his nine year career with the steelers and he said today he wants to catch jerry rice for it is all said and done. part of that quest will rest on the shoulders of derek carr. brown went to the quarterback's house today before continuing to the facility where he met jon gruden and the raiders gm says he has met -- made his job a lot easier spent the only energy in the building but all of a sudden energy around the nfl other players want to come here. we have had enough a lot of phone calls last 48 hours that are just exciting. >> shocked at how ma

brown left office. >>> the legacy of harvey milk will live on high in the sky peer check out this new dream liner from the legionnaire. it has milk's face on the tale. the ceo says he wanted to pay tribute to milk's force. milk was assassinated at city hall in 1978. the norwegian plane will be based in london but will make regular trips to sfo. this sunday starts nonstop service from sso to sfo to london. tickets are going for $200. another airlines is canceling all of its flights. passengers ours rear-ended on both sides of the atlantic. >> you could not stand still for any longer than five seconds. >> it was chaos. those cutlery. there was broken glass. >>> a bay area couple is sharing their nightmare when their cruiseship got stuck in rocky waters. >>> an elite new private schools planning to launch in the south bay. the price of admission might shock even silicon valley parents. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout

sky. you don't get that in a lot of places. >> brown: chinati, and the whole marfa phenomenon, grew with theival here in the 1970s of artist donald judd, a g figure in what became known as minimalism, art stripped down to basic forms. judd wanted out of what he saw as the stifling new york art scene, as he explained in an 1983 newshour interview. >> for many years, i have been looking for empty land that had not been damaged odestroyed, and didn't have too many people. and i finally realized that there was a large space in west texas. >> brown: that space, and the landscape itself, would become the inspiration and home to large works by judd and other noted artists, including robert irwin and dan flavin. judd also bought up once-grand buildings in downtown marfa, vestiges of an earlier boom era r the town, when ranching and agriculture thrived. these, too, became work, exhibition and living spaces, all part of a vision thatcr artists coulte their own world. judd's daughter, rainer: >> he felt very strongly that the idea of seeing one artist's single work makes it hard to comprehend what ang

browns? the sun will be setting soon and it will be a colorful sky. current temperatures and readings are in the mid-50s atpet atpetaluma. these are our forecast futures. rain arrives late tonight. downpours and showers into the remamd der of the weekend and a stronger storm will arrive in the middle of next week. the approaching storm has a bit of a punch. here it starts at 6:00. late night hours we'll get that first wave of moderate heavy rainfall pushing onshore followed by a heavier rain. notice the areas of orange and red indicating the heavier rainfall. that will pass quickly. there will be snow in the sierra. we'll get scattered showers throughout the day tomorrow and en we can expect a quarter of an inch. farther north and east we'll see heavier totals in many of the locations. overnight lows will be mainly in the 40s. right around 50. tomorrow's highs will be generally in the upper 50s. maybe two or three places will hit 60 degrees. in the sierra, a winter storm warning will be in effect from 10:00 to 5:00. look for a foot to a foot and a hal

you can see in north will we have got some glimmers of blue sky and a bit of sunshine. a phil brownr clouds moving in towards western scotla nd clouds moving in towards western scotland later on. england and, temperatures this afternoon around 13 celsius. it will leave a legacy of cloud, elsewhere they build —— will be some clear skies. it will turn wintry over night tonight. that cold air will continue to filter in behind this weather front during saturday. notably cooler feel for many others. it mayjust linger on across southern coastal counties during saturday. quite disappointing. but to the north of it, plenty of sunshine expect —— expected throughout the day. lots of sunny spells. they feel shower is coming into scotland. again, they are going to be wintry over higher ground. notably cooler on saturday compared to the last two days. and it will steal —— still feel cold overnight. a bit of frost developing across northern england and scotland into sunday morning. it will be a chili start for many of us on sunday. but it should be a fine day again really. plenty of sunshine acro

brown. time for a look at the weather. many of us had a blue sky answers. it has been a long and complex trial and we feel that the success of mr hill‘s defence of cognitive impairment is a worrying precedent and could have far—reaching consequences. we‘ll have the latest from the old bailey.