billy wilder wants to talk to you. billy walker was a gruff joven expatriate vote of mine you know you know we had a little torture about actually it would scare anybody so i said oh oh oh ok and then we came down from the little theater and i and we went into a room and this is what he told me i'm going to make a picture of two men two guys who have to dress up as women because they see a murder. one guy i'm going to get is frank sinatra the other will be you and i'm going to get mitch again or for the girl that says oh i didn't even know he said my name he said did you hear me. he says you will be in my movie i said great i was so excited when you really were all along and said a snatch of was jack but the money people in new york didn't think that jack at that point was a big enough money star and they wanted sinatra but was not didn't show up for lunch. ok it was clear for jack and at that time marijuana is that it's you under work with and once you had marilyn that matter whether jack was in the big star yet or no

and billy wilder looked at her and said let's go to work. because he was brilliant he knew exactly how to get marilyn to do what he thought was right. he was a genius i told you he could have been a professor of psychology in vs. because he knew just how to work with people. it's it's very very difficult to make is said through you know and you and treat every act in the same way it's like. you know like a psychiatrist having various. patients of a different. illness as on the couch and you have to be all kinds of things that just is that god has to demi have to be. a masochist you have to be an s. man you have to be a father confessor a priest you have to cuddle them you have to be sweet to damn be very severe with them it just depends and i dare say god to all human beings to defend problems really was. a new bush. we never thought we pleased them i didn't i never thought he like me could get the truth. i did the best i could. he never he never showed his preference he liked jack he liked jack four is. tumbling comedy my comedy was a littl

billy wilder wants to talk to you. but there was a gruff joven expatriate voting minute here you know we had a little touch of that actually it with i'm going to make a picture of two made two guys who have to dress up as women because they see a murder one guy i'm going to get his frank sinatra the other will be you and i'm going to get mitch again and for the girl i says oh i didn't even know we said my name he said did you hear me. it's a good he says you will be in my movie i said great i was so excited. what you really were all along and said a snatch of was jack but the money people in new york to think that jack at that point was a big enough money star and they wanted sinatra but was not didn't show up for lunch ok it was clear for jack and about that time marilyn does that and she wanted work with and once you had marilyn that matter whether jack wasn't a big star yet or not lho was living with my agent of m.c.a. he went to billy and said you both shoes barrel. and billy said the you think so he said you must

that's what wilder is saying. wilder has been very critical.l. he says, once a cheater, always a cheater. ortiz has failed three drugs test, the last one in november, which caused this fight to be postponed, but the wbc, they accepted the explanation that the substance was contained in medication taken for high blood pressure. he says he has been monitored since that failed drug test. i spoke to the president of the wbc and he said it was an error that ortiz made, and they looked into his history, and the diuretic that was in his system was medication he'd been taken for a number of years. that is why they have left this fight go. you can hear wilder in the background, but they are right in what he says, it has been a huge concern ahead of this fight, in terms of whether boxing has an issue with doping, and there are no out of competition tests, so in theory there is nothing to stop a fight doping and coming off the substance in the build—up to a fight, which is what wilder is saying, and he wants more out of competition drug testing to elimina

could he be put off, deontay wilder?it is notjust his wbc heavyweight title, blow this fight and you blow a fight against and julie —— anthonyjoshua and millions of dollars. it is a fighter that will invigorate heavyweight boxing. he can't afford to make any mistakes tonight. we know a lot about anthony joshua, we live in a country where he is one of the biggest superstars we see but we don't know very much about deontay wilder, here's the other world champion, what kind of style might we see is the watched the fight? deontay wilder has been criticised that he hasn't faced any opponents of the calibre of anthony joshua. joshua had his defining fight when he beat vladimir klitschko, it made him a huge star. deontay wilder believes he is the man that to be the man you have to beat the man and that man is anthony joshua. wilder will want to make a statement tonight by knocking out son. —— luis 0rtiz. enjoy the fight. england's women play their second game at the ‘she believes cup' tomorrow night. they're up against the worl

but wilder says he has doubts about the joshua (amp.say they, i mean any. he is promoting it, i don't think he wants it. because like i said, joshua is like annabel the cow, and he isjust milking him for every dollar. with the russian athletics federation still banned from competing authorised neutral athletes danil lysenko and mariya lasitskene won highjump gold in their respective men's and women's events at the world indoor championships in birmingham on thursday. qatar's mutaz essa barshim who won gold outdoors at last year's london world athletics championships failed to clear 2m 36 on his final attempt, but it was a different story for lysenko who on his final attempt at the same height managed to clear it, much to his delight, and reverse that result from last year outdoors, claiming a first major title at senior level. his russian compatriot also competing as a neutral mariya lasitskene one of the world's most dominant female athletes in her event reeled off her 38th straight victory to add to her world championship outdoor gold

that was wilder's 39th knockout in a0 fights.amp joseph parker in cardiff. if he comes through that then that superfight could be made, but wilder isn't convinced that thejoshua camp are keen. his promoter doesn't want the fight, and after tonight they definitely don't want it, but it is going to be up don't want it, but it is going to be up to the fans. i have done enough. i don't even want to talk about it no more, because i have said all i have to say. after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i want to prove to the world that i am the best. the final of the welsh 0pen snooker is looking a tight affair. john higgins and barry hawkins are locked together 4—1; after two sessions. higgins is trying to win a record fifth title, plus the 30th ranking event of his career, which would take him to just two behind ronnie 0'sullivan, i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, lizzie. more now on our top story, the death of sir roger bannister. the first man to run a mile in underfour minutes. he kombich that historic feat wit

it is called the biggest test of wilder's career.t mean nothing, he would rather be the part and look the part and there is a lot riding on this for wilder, victory could secure a unification fight against anthonyjoshua, the biggest name at the moment. england was byjonny biggest name at the moment. england was by jonny bairstow biggest name at the moment. england was byjonny bairstow says he has no plans to follow his one—day team—mates into playing solely limited overs cricket. england face new zealand in the third match of their one—day series in just under four hours and bairstow says he wa nts to four hours and bairstow says he wants to stay in the test side as well. it is very much a personal opinion, a personal decision. iwill not be playing solely white ball cricket. for a long time. as i say, it is an individual thing that people have got to weigh up within themselves. and that is all the sport for now. thank you. now to those who are definitely more at home in the snow — a colony of more than 1.5 million penguins has been d

of, like, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wildernessand itit's dilututing evevery expeperience that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos are killed for their horn, the population can be reestablished as long as enough are saved. but if the park is polluted with toxic mine waste, this last refuge of the rhino will be lost forever. >> where our concern lies is with respect to dust, because there's no analysis of the dust, in terms of the toxic components within that dust, given the coal mining, and the blasting,g, and that s sort of thing. w, you canan feel this wind. this wind is blowing across us right into the game reserve. so, they m mine here, this southeastern wind will carry the dust, and the fallout will be in the park, in the wilderness area. >> if it goes ahead, the coal m mine will be right against the boundary fence of the park. this community of 1,200 people will be forciblyy relocatated off the land. another coal mine openened in 2007, 10 kilomets s away from ththe village, and peopople herere already fall s

in the book john traveled through some of the most remote parts of the alaska wilderness. i come to princeton idaho and incredibly home sick and especially miss kind of raw overwhelm nature of the west and started reading come into the country i remembering being amazed how johns able to capture feeling that have kind of nature. how he had done this? wasn't he from new jersey and he hasn't used dramatic language or big adjectives, in fact, he seemed to spend a lot of time measuring animal tracks and taking the temperature of streams but somehow through that, john wove this spell. i felt enormity and wildness of the alaska back country reading book i felt like i was home and it seemed like a magic trick there was one passage i kept coming become to a description of a glacial stream and i probably thought of this a thousand times since i first read it. quote, the river flows as it has since in memorial time in balance with itself. the river and every that feeds are in unmodified state flood ordinarily clear with levels that change within a closed cycle of thier and of the ye

wilder was more muscular and athletic. his opponent is a gifted southpaw, however.r, that he is coming in a bid lighter but the wait will not mean anything. he would rather you be pa rt anything. he would rather you be part than look the part. there is a lot writing on this for him.. —— riding on this for him. the british gymnast — claudia fragapanne is out of next month's commonwealth games... the four time gold—medallist at the last games in glasgow has snapped her achilles tendon. fragapanne says she's heartbroken and doesn't know when she'll be competing again. england will face new zealand in the next match of their one—day series at about one a.m. tomorrow morning in ba i rstow at about one a.m. tomorrow morning in bairstow says he would like to stay in the side. it is a personal opinion and a personal decision. i do not want to play solely white ball cricket for a long time. as i say, it is an individual thing that people need to weigh up within themselves. you can follow the action on bbc radio 5. for me, now it is good night. good evening. after yet another

still have this crash on westbound 24 before wilder.has been blocking the slow lane for quite some time. southbound 680, not been able to clear this crash either near treat boulevard. blocking the left lane, possibly the far right lane as well. waiting for the tow truck to arrive on the scene. that is backing up on to 242 in the concord area. we got the metering lights flipped on about 5:22. soggy and slow unless you're using a carpool lane. we'll head back to the big issue coming up next. >>> alexis, thank you. heads up if you see what looks like an emergency today at mineta san jose international. it is a planned emergency exercise response to a plane emergency. in today's scenario a plane will hit a bird while landing causing the aircraft to lose the ability to use its flaps. the exercise is a training airport for airport, airlines, san jose fire department and police department and medical response personnel. >> there's fallout and new details after president trump called and congratulated vladimir putin. >> facing fines from san fr

wilder doesn't think thatjoshua wants to fight him, though. fight. eddie hurd is milking it, every dollar! let's cross live to new york, where our reporter, ade adedoyin, is in place ahead of saturday's fight. and, ade, this has got the makings of quite a spicy encounter? there is an awful lot riding on this fight, not just his there is an awful lot riding on this fight, notjust his belt but the possibility of facing anthonyjoshua in the huge bout later this year. but this bout has generated a lot of headlines because the opponent on saturday has failed to drug tests in the last three years. the most recent was in november last year we re recent was in november last year were the first fight got cancelled because of that failed test but the wbc accepted his explanation that the diuretic he tested positive for was contained in medication he was taking for high blood pressure so the fight goes ahead. he is unhappy about that and think there should be about that and think there should be a harsher punishment for people who failed drug tests and t

if he comes through it, that's super fight could be made, but wilder isn't convinced that the joshuaen on it. his promoter don't want that fight, and after tonight, he definitely won't wa nt after tonight, he definitely won't want it. it is going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough. i don't really want to speak about it any more because i've said all i have to say. after tonight, i don't need to say no more. ijust want to prove to the world that i'm the best. and finally, as you may have heard in the news, many of the greats of athletics have been paying tribute to sir roger bannister — the first man to break the four minute mile — who's died at the age of 88. sir roger secured his place in the sport's history when he created the new landmark at the oxford university sports ground in 195a. he was a distinguished neurologist and suffered from parkinson's disease in later life. the first person you are taught to look up to is roger bannister. when i was 15, 16, i thought, look up to is roger bannister. when iwas15,16, ithought, i look up to is roger bannister. when i was

that is after deontay wilder retained his bout last night.h, anthony joshua puts two of his belts on the line againstjoshua parker in cardiff. then we will see if the anthony joshua deontay wilder bout can be made. wilder wants it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. his promoter doesn't want that fight and after tonight, he definitely isn't going to want it. but it's going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough about this. i really don't want to talk about the dude any more because i've said all i need to say. and after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i don't need to prove the world that i am the best. britain's kell brook says he'll be back in the gym tomorrow, targeting a fight with compatriot amir khan after winning his first bout at light middleweight. in front of his home crowd at sheffield arena, he knocked out sergey rabchenko in the second round. it was brook's first fight since he lost his ibf world welterweight title last may. the icy weather decimated the football fixtures yesterday, the premier league

westbound exit shut down at wilder while the chpinvestigates. no update on that right now. an hour ago that was shut down. so if you need to get off at wilder go to fish ranch turn around and come down and take the exit on the other side of 24. another solo accident this on 580 westbound a little before 5 this morning. this is unincorporated san leandro. a mustang lost control and spun out. went down an embankment and through a chain link fence and landed up on foot hill boulvard woa. don't know the extent of the injuries -- we don't know the extent of the injuries butlooking at the car i imagine someone gotinjured. most of the crashes we have seen related to speed and a lot of ponding up there, too. we have noticed that. especially up here in the santa cruz mountains. when you get off at the exits, too. take it slow, mind your manners and be courteous to other drivers. we will see what's on top of the summit on the other side of highway 17. that's the latest in a van and staying dry and happy about it. frank mallicoat. >> be careful yourself. a time is -- >>> the home firs

i mean, your decision was to go basically into the wilderness. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> i was in a sorority at my old school and i had my experience of the drinking and the partying, and i didn't like it. i didn't find it fun. >> reporter: the choice wasn't out of character. amber had always been an outdoorsy, active type, a girl scout and a junior rotc, developing skills that will soon come in very handy. >> amber was a student that had a lot of personal drive. she had a forceful attitude about self-improvement. she was the one that tried the drill teams. she tried the color guard. >> reporter: that intrepid spirit fueled her decision to take this trip. alone, by car, all the way there and back. it's pretty courageous of you. >> i don't know if i'd call it courageous. it's more of a stubborn, probably. because i didn't want a let a lack of company stop me from finding adventure. >> reporter: amber comes from a tight knit family. she and her sister, kayleigh, raised by two loving parents -- dad, steven, an i.t. guy. and mom, annette, who, among other things, was amber

that is after deontay wilder retained his bout last night.ua deontay wilder bout can be made. wilder once it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. his promoter doesn't want matt fight and after tonight, he definitely isn't going to want it. but it's going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough about this. i really don't want to talk about it any more because i've said all i need to say. and after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i don't need to breathe the world that i am the best. 40 fights unbeaten, 39 by knockout for wilder. no surprise that he thinks joshua could be running scared. i'm likely, but it's boxing talk. having seen the size of anthony joshua, i think it is unlikely he is running scared from anybody. "unacceptable" — that's how theresa may described a hard border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk in her brexit speech on friday, ahead of the next round of talks, questions about the border are still being asked. michel barnier, the eu's chief negotiator, will meet with sinn fein and the dup

wilder wants it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. isn't going to want it.ve spoken enough about this. said all i need to say. and after tonight, i don't need to say no more. all i want to do is prove the world that i am the best. kell brook won his bout last night. he knocked out sergey rabchenko in the second round. welterweight title last may. he might now target a fight with amir khan. newcastle are nowjust two points above the relegation zone. they are still unbeaten in 2018. they were too good for huddersfield at wembley. heung min son scored both their goals. west ham 4—1. beaten by that margin. while leaders manchester city are at home to chelsea. those matches should go ahead. beating championship side greenock morton. aberdeen will have to replay kilmarnock after they drew 1—1. turns his attention to the london marathon next month. marathon next month. now, here is ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our review of the sunday newspapers. at the spectator, and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. from extreme weather to look aheads to

no man in history —— the american, wilder. he can go one step closer tonight. expecting up to 80,000 spectators for one briton's leading sports stars rapidly, arguably, becoming the leading sports star, anthony joshua. he's the ring againstjoseph parker at around 10:30pm. you can keep up—to—date with all the news, the latest news from cardiff on the website. after an excellent start england's bowlers were left frustrated by new zealand's middle order batsman on day two of the 2nd test in christchurch. they trail england by 150 runs with four wickets remaining. patrick geary reports. a glance around christchurch's green and pleasant land and you would think it was england. ifjonny bairstow can remember what it looks like. he first flew south 154 days ago. home is where the heart is. ten minutes later, he forgot where the fielder was. england 307 all out. the time to rest forjohnny. in another ten minutes he would be in another set of gloves. in placing case. x in place in case. stuart broad and james anderson were keeping him and his lips busy, bowling with the

deontay wilder will defend his wbc heavyweight title against cuban, luiz 0rtiz on saturday when theyes and is already talking about a potential unification fight against briton, andyjoshua. but speaking to the bbc, obstacles are being put up byjoshua's promoter, eddie hearn. i don't believe they want it. and when i say they, i mean eddie. eddie hearn, i don't believe eddie hearn wants this fight at all. why not? because, like i say, joshua is like annabel the cow, eddie hearn is milking him. milking him, every dollar. every dollar. the world indoor aathletics championships are underway in birmingham and there is plenty to feast your eyes on later. the south african is the strong favourite in the long jump final on friday night. the showpiece event is the women's 60 metres final where all eyes will be on elaine thomson. the double olympic champion is hoping to get her season back on track after some poor form. the jamaican hasn't come close to the time she posted last year. in case you missed it, a sparsely filled emirates stadium in north london. arsenal were given a first— half foot

no account towns of this city no european no spanish conquistador ever found a way through the wilderness of the valley. on a july day in one thousand nine hundred eleven the us archaeologist and historian hiram bingham accompanied by a native guide was the first to make his way along overgrown incapacity skirting the steep mountain slopes at the top he discovered the ruins of a long deserted city overgrown by the jungle. was this long lost vilcabamba where the incas had hidden their goal from the spanish invaders not a single gold artefact has ever been found no one knows who lived here nor why the city was abandoned. one thing. the city which according to bingham was known as mother you picture old mandarin was built in the mid fifteenth century during the heyday of the entire culture and the into empire. much you picture was planned down to the smallest detail the other texture mirrors the three tiers of society on one side of the houses of the nobility with the palace and the temples and on the other beyond the central plaza the districts for the scholars and the outer sounds below th

he followed the army of the potomac into the wilderness. the next two months, there is continuous marching and fighting. he was eventually outside of richmond. on june the 12th, he wrote to -- to his wife, "men are beginning to get sick now, that is the excitement of battle. they are thinking over the narrow escapes they have had and counting up those friends who have been killed or winded -- wounded. dreary foreboding fills our hearts as we think of what has been done and what is left to be done." he could not imagine another day in the ranks, let alone two more years in enlistment. worse than alife cat does hot soup," he exclaimed to his wife. i will stufft out, my old uniform with straw, up in a corner when i feel out of humor just to remind me that home is not the worst place in the world where a man can enjoy life." 11 days later, he was issued a new boss. -- blouse. he had to bid farewell to his but he still wanted to send it home. he wanted to send it home not as a punching bag, but now he wanted to display his coat as a sacred artif

among the speakers eleven year old niamey wilder has pledged to take political action at such a young age resonated with many my friends and i might still be eleven and we might still be in elementary school but we know we know life is needful for everyone and we know what is right and not. i we also know that we stand in the shadow of the capitol and we know that we had seven short years until we did. you have the right to that guy the students of marjorie stoneman douglas high school may have started this protest alone but the voices of far from solitary here in washington d.c. hundreds of thousands joined the calls for gun reform and around the world eight hundred other events made this a truly global affair the refrain of never again from this new generation has never been louder my name's cardioids ali i'm marching from my best friend meadow paula back in parklane florida the students of marjorie stoneman douglas simply read out the names of classmates and teachers that were killed last month this was as much a remembrance for those lost as it was a call to action and a gallacher

if he comes through that then that superbright could be made but john tae wilder is not convinced thatomoters. it is up to you guys, the fans. i have talked about it enough and i don't want to talk about it no more because i said all i have to say and after tonight i don't need to say no more. i don't need to prove to the world that i am the best. a couple of games in the premier league, kicking off at the amex stadium, brighton and arsenal. and manchester city face chelsea later. city would go 18 points clear at the top with a win. they go into this match off the back of two wins against arsenal and in the league last thursday night, when pep guardiola was asked about today's opponents chelsea and their manager. he has introduced another way to attack, another system. a lot of teams, even arsenal, wanted to imitate him, to do that. tactically he is a master. he did it amazingly in the national team with italy, withjuventus and turin. i think conte is going to give something to english football, i am pretty sure of that. to see an advantage against a team like manchester city is very d

through his books i read coming to the country my freshman year he traveled through the alaskan wilderness i have been incredibly homesick with the overwhelming nature of the west as i started bleeding coming into the country was amazed at how he could capture that feeling of nature how had he done this? wasn't he from new jersey? and had it used big adjectives in fact spent a lot of time measuring animal tracks and temperatures of various streams that somehow through that i felt the enormity of the backcountry in the book i felt like i was home. . . . . but that's all. as a self-cleaning oven. [laughter] and he said the resul that the s just so wonderful. what he does seems impossible. he frees himself to see what is in front of him and this is the riskiest thing a writer can do we look at the world the way john does and it helps us see the world in a new way. it still seems a little like a magic trick. i had this idea about writers being eased any accident instead i remember thinking how quiet he was and how intensely you listen and how seriously he took all of us. we would spend hours t

deonte wilder says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua in the heavyweight unification fight that alluis ortiz was also unbeaten and he looked to have him on the ropes in the seventh but he was beaten in the tenth, the 39th knockout in 40 fights. joshua put his belt on the line against parker at the end of this month and if he comes through that, super fight could this month and if he comes through that, superfight could be made but while there is not convinced that the joshua camp are while there is not convinced that thejoshua camp are keen on that. —— wilder is not convinced. they definitely don't want it, the promoters. it is up to you guys, the fans. i have talked about it enough andi fans. i have talked about it enough and i don't want to talk about it no more because i said all i have to say and after tonight i don't need to say no more. i don't need to prove to the world that i am the best. kell brook has won his first bout at light middleweight knocking out sergey rabchenko in front of his home crowd at the sheffield arena. his first fight since losing his world welterweight

instead the oscar for best picture went to the apartment produced and directed by billy wilder. the roman polanski's moving film jewish polish pianist and composer. just manages to avoid deportation to the troubling the death count. but his struggle for survival in the warsaw ghetto is not over. ironically a german officer saved his life in part because she had months playing reminds him of the world before the war this true story fascinated critics and audiences alike and won three oscars. but in two thousand and three best picture went to the forgettable musical chicago here the academy at the wrong note. and now for the biggest oscar snub of all time every year the american film institute ass its members to rank the hundred greatest movies in history and. every year they pick the same movie for number one it's the greatest masterpiece the academy ever stop and the oscar should have gone to. the last words of a newspaper tycoon and the beginning of a milestone in cinematic history. in newsreel style using for the time groundbreaking technique of flashbacks the life of a contro

drew mcconville, the wilderness society:"it would sacrifice and really hijack and a very popular andree national parks need major work but they oppose westerman's plan to pay for it.drew mcconville is with the wilderness society.drew mccoaville, the wilderness society:"this program is about protecting the most special places." the program is called the land and water conservation fund which draws most of its revenue from offshore oil and gas royalties. drew petrimoulx, reporting: "the trump administration is pushing for new energy exploration and lawmakers are eying the additional revenues to fix the nation's park."sen. lamar alexander, r-"very good news for anyone who cares about the great smoky mountain national park."tennessee senator lamar alexander is pushing his own bipartisan bill. it leaves intact the current formula for land buying while dedicating new energy royalties to the backlog.but the wilderness society says both bills are flawed because they encourage energy exploration on sensitive lands.in washington im drew petrimoulx (( áá v.o. / (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))(( áá v.o

the american dream of laura ingalls wilder by caroline frazier. they have recast an understanding of laura ingle weiler's life and times. they capture the full art of the life in three acts. poverty, struggle and reinvention. the self-sufficient pioneer with the profound act of american mythmaking and self transformation by a woman who had reimagined her life her frontier life as epic and uplifting. this appointment and loss trends formed into peril. she projected her vision of the west and came to see herself as the embodiment of it. deftly entangles the life story and the keys into the vexed relationship between wilder and her troubled angry daughter. the dark libertarian stream running through this family and even more importantly the pioneer spirit biography is best prairie fires consider the cultural touchstone and places it in the american experience. congratulations. [applause]. i wasn't expecting this especially because of it being such a great year and biography. on all of the books in this category were so strong. the national books crit

can remind billy wilder as some like it hot his own don't know man nobody's perfect on. earth. or saving global goes tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. that protect the climate and boost green energy solutions to inspire people to take action. on. instructions from a book. of fourteen william kumquat. the boy from malawi wanted to build a wind turbine to provide his village with electricity this really. exciting journey around the world take a. look at the windmill march twenty first on w. . welcome to be in good shape coming up. perceiving other people's pain do energy xix reduce empathy and staying on schedule why we should live by our biorhythms here's your host dr constantly. good morning wherever you are are you like me having trouble getting out of bed every morning. maybe.

maybe deontay wilder all tyson fury are better.pocket later. not bad for a night's work? -- £18 later. not bad for a night's work? —— £18 million. later. not bad for a night's work? -- £18 million. lovejoy used to have a great line. he would do and it would only take two minutes to make £5,000. the woman with him would say, how did you do that, it was only two minutes. he would say two minutes and 20 years up here. only two minutes. he would say two minutes and 20 years up herem only two minutes. he would say two minutes and 20 years up here. it is the same for anthonyjoshua. steve, many thanks indeed for all of your insight. i think we are all off to have eggs for breakfast. easter eggs, yes. after an excellent start, england's bowlers have been frustrated by new zealand's batsman on day two of the send test in christchurch. jonny bairstow reached his fifth test century at the start of day two. england all out for 307. he was the last man out for 101. but he was soon straight back into the action taking a catch off stuart broad to

revving people up like an accelerant, it gets young children and teenagers, and i have three teenagers, wilders in the newspapers. —— and she has been reported. she may be able to give evidence to the police if she survives. the police may have a hot trail of information which may come from her, hopefully. it would be fantastic if that happened. the russians are starting some sort of convention to speak to her, where she might not want to talk to her own console. and we are in this tit—for—tat expulsion drama. they do put out some bizarre tweets sometimes. you are never sure if they are choking sometimes. this is remarkable. to suggest they should be allowed to go in and interview her. it may be under this convention that they have a right of access. but it must be only if she asked for their protection. unless we are really missing the story somewhere along the line, it's unlikely that all happen. as the russians are implicated in it. you should be advised maybe not to go ahead with that. she is russian. her dad lives here. she flew in two days before the attack. she really is a russian citiz

outside of the city common experience is a this unique camp when you get lost in the high sierra wildernesswe look forward to city manager's office you here soon ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> clerk: all right. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to our land use committee meeting, monday, march 19. i'm katy tang, chair of this committee. to my left, ahsha safai, my right, jane kim. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please silence cell phones. and any documents should be submitted to the clerk. items adopted on will appear on april 3 board of supervisors

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. >> he was a member of the wilderness society created in 1935, roadless wilderness.he started going all over the country and writing two books, called, my willed perness. >> right. >> essay after essay on them. everybody would come through him. he became the leading stopgap environmental figure. yesterday he got into a debate with karl rove on the arctic refuge in alaska. douglas went camping in the arctic refuge, as supreme court justice, to come back tell eisenhower, they were not friend, bill douglas, he told ike, we have to save this spot. he was doing those things behind the scenes you know all the time. but the perp that i think that we have an obligation to once in a while like scott byrd told us in his wonderful introductory talk about the library of america volume all on writing on world war i, chances to give voices to others in my life, i used to get, the book that influenced me as a boy growing up was jack kerouac's, on the road, when i became part of establishment and at the century club in new york with arthur schlesinger, jr., jack kerouac is a bum. ne

up this investigation to be so laden with democrats, so partisan and so, as you say, out in the wildernesson. all of the time and money that has been spent hasn't proved any collusion at all. lou: and we're watching now a battle shaping up between speaker ryan, mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader and the president on the issue of tarifftariffs, for crying out l. ryan has found another way to embarrass himself and the republican party opposing this president. what do you make of it and what do you think will unfold? >> well, i don't know. the thing that i would like to see the tariffs focus on first and foremost is china. i think they're one of the biggest problems that we face in the world right now. and whether aluminum and steel are the best one to go after china or electronics and other kinds of things. but we have huge trade deficits all over the world and it's a problem. the president is right to be concerned about it but we don't want to unravel supply chains that make america competitive either. lou: those supply chains are the making of u.s. multinationals though, not u.s.

save for some pretty hefty showers for some spots across england and wales and again all wilder is thats across the very highest ground in scotland. those temperatures by that stage well in positive temperatures by day. milder through the week, rather unsettled because of the low and if there is any luus it will mainly be on the hills. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: polls close in italy — after an election campaign dominated by immigration, exit polls suggest no group has won a majority. tributes to sir roger bannister who stunned the world by running the first sub—four minute mile. still not enough detail on how the irish border will work after brexit — the irish government suggests uk proposals may not be sufficient. as syrian government forces are reported to have seized control of a quarter of the rebel enclave of eastern ghouta, our correspondent reports from nearby damascus. and this year's oscars get underway injust over an hours' time, taking place against the backdrop of the harvey weinstein allegations, and the metoo and timesup movements.

earlier this morning, a little after 4:00, a crash westbound 24 at wilder road.ly a factor here. a toyota pickup losing control. probably hit some water and flipped numerous times. took out a guardrail. the driver did suffer major injuries. you can see the aftermath of the car. it was pretty beat up. westbound exit was shut down for quite a while into wilder on 24 as chp investigated. i don't know the extent of the injuries of the man. judging from the car, i imagine it was severe. back here live on 880. we're going to work our way 880 and then take 680 through fremont and up through sunol and pleasanton and work our way back towards vu-- ktvu. right now slow going but no headaches in terms of crashes right now. >> frank, i have a quick question for you. this morning, there have been a lot of spinouts and hydroplaning. you were on the road from early on. did your -- did chip your driver or you experience that hydroplaning or see cars involved in single car crashes in did you see a lot of that. >> i'll be honest with you, sal, it was a pretty easy commute down her

deontay wilder says he ready to take on anthonyjoshua in a heavyweight unification superfight that alld his wbc belt overnight, stopping luis ortiz in the 10th round in new york. our reporter ade adedoyin was there and described the fight. it had shades of anthonyjoshua's victory against wladimir klitschko, where he was hurt but ended with a knockout win. it came to life in the fifth round, when he put louise ortiz down. in the seventh, he had to survive an almighty onslaught from the cuban. it is a wonder how he managed to stay on his feet to make it through. over the next few rounds he recuperated, and in the tenth, he scored that dramatic victory. he said he's going to be in cardiff for anthonyjoshua's unification bout againstjoseph parker. he says ifjoshua gets through that, discussions have to begin for another unification bout. it is going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough. i don't really want to speak about it any more because i've said all i have to say. after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i don't need to prove i'm the best. leicester riders have one ba

on the camino pablo on ram to westbound 24 and maybe a separate incident but near the commute at wilder, there was a crash as well. so it's two or three crashes at least two separate incidents here on 24 near okay atlantis and traffic is going to be a mess if you are taking highway 24 this morning, and you are coming from walnut creek, or pleasant hill or lafayette, you are getting on the freeway, it was you are dealing with. look at it. and we may not be looking at the tv scene. so give yourself extra time to deal with that commute. some people hearing this may be on 80 and traffic is going to be busy on 80 this morning. this is a look at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is backed up here at the pay gates. also jack london square drive on to the tracks and this might affect the capital corridor service that runs through here. so if you take the capital corridor train from sacramento to the silicone valley or the other way around, this meet affect your commute. now back to the desk. >>> thank you. keeping an eye on that. 6:03. in the next hour, oakland mayor libby schaaf will be here