but what a fantastic circus it turned into. e those early rounds, it was just a case of mayweather working out what he had got to deal with and he was letting him come on the did try and gauge the way that he thought. would you agree with that? listen, i've been around floyd mayweather a long time, ifirst been around floyd mayweather a long time, i first interviewed been around floyd mayweather a long time, ifirst interviewed in 1996. i think that is amiss from the vision of what happened. mayweather said it all went to plan. absolute rubbish. what happened in the first few rounds is that conor mcgregor had an absolutely fantastic plan and came out fired up and floyd mayweather, who lives revealed in the last 20 minutes that for one month, he did not bar because his brittle handsworth hurting him, his timing was bad. his distance was bad. floyd mayweather only came into this fight when conor mcgregor‘s tanks started to empty. what happens now? will floyd mayweather, who says he is retiring, stay retired ? floyd mayweather, who s

but there a lucky few get to join a very special circus. >> a place where dreams are born. children from deprived backgrounds can dive head first out of poverty. this is cambodia's phare circus. the big day has arrived for 14-year-old theara and sreyneang. the two friends attend the phare circus school. today they want to show what they're made of. >> i hate make up, i prefer to be natural. but they want me to wear make up. it's part of the show. >> theara and sreyneang have a street performance in their home city of battambang. cambodia is one of the poorest countries in south-east asia. phare is a circus school that gives children hope, and confidence in themselves. >> i used to be really nervous, my hands and my legs used to shake. but now it's just fun. >> theara and sreyneang and their fellow circus students have been training hard for years to become professional acrobats. they hope it will help them escape poverty and start a new life. it's early morning at theara's home. the family used to be extremely poor the children sold pineapple on the street. then the circus s

hope you keep improvin, keep flying higher, above the clouds. >> every day they get a bit closer to their goal. ththe circus kidids are going a big g trip to siemem reap in northern cambobodia. sreyneang and theara have never been on a boat before. not far from the famous temples of angkor wat, stands the huge phare circus tent. this is where the circus school pros show off their skills. it's a performance full of acrobatics. a dreamworld beneath the big tent. theara and sreyneang hope to perform here some day that would be the next milestone their career. the sunrisise in angkor wat isa spectacle all of its own. the girls are enamored. >> it's so beautiful here that sunrise! what an amazing view. i'm so lucky to experience this. >> it will be years before theara and sreyneang take to the big stage. they've got a lot of hard work ahead of them. but througugh headstands a and handstands, they're finally standing on their own two feet. >> come and join our team on facebook, at dw global society. our reporters neil, gabriel, samantha and sarah are on a trip around germany. in this election year 2017, they're a

hope you keep improvin, keep flying higher, above the clouds. >> every day they get a bit closer to their goal. ththe circus kidids are going a big g trip to siemem reap in northern cambobodia. sreyneang and theara have never been on a boat before. not far from the famous temples of angkor wat, stands the huge phare circus tent. this is where the circus school pros show off their skills. it's a performance full of acrobatics. a dreamworld beneath the big tent. theara and sreyneang hope to perform here some day that would be the next milestone their career. the sunrisise in angkor wat isa spectacle all of its own. the girls are enamored. >> it's so beautiful here that sunrise! what an amazing view. i'm so lucky to experience this. >> it will be years before theara and sreyneang take to the big stage. they've got a lot of hard work ahead of them. but througugh headstands a and handstands, they're finally standing on their own two feet. >> come and join our team on facebook, at dw global society. our reporters neil, gabriel, samantha and sarah are on a trip around germany. in this election year 2017, they're a

stop becoming journalism and that becomes just it's a surrogate is that you know that's it becomes a circus and and what it does is it probably and this is just from my studies and my personal opinion too it probably legitimizes the extremists because it gives them a platform and then to deal with the demise of the media whatever whatever outlet that is and then journalism in general and it doesn't do anything to to to refocus the followers of that extremist on religion cation me you know a lot of a lot of these guys that were there in charlottesville had. just utterly just maybe third grade if that idea is of american history or robert e. lee or the civil war i mean you know and if you're going to try and you're not going to really change their minds but maybe even shame them into acting differently you have to present them with something a little more tangible and giving and a circus is not going to do that i mean you know it there are plenty of people out there at georgetown at other event in the south older white male sons of the south history professors who can give you a sober and acc

to say he's going to be facing serious consequences. >>> if you know anyone who's ready to join a circushere's an opening, here is one. >> we're looking for a brand new person. >> this is steph mercury. >> where do i sign? >> she is 22 years old. she's doing this since she was 17. >> that's not what i had in mind. >> right. >> whoa dude! >> i told you, i'm bend y i. >> do we have a plastic bottle somewhere we could fit him in. >> i've always been quite flexible. it is quite a squeeze. >> she's also an aerialist. she says it's troubling to go from one act to another when she needs to warm up. now she wants to do something different with the circus. but i think it's cool she can do this. when she was little she loved to play hide and seek. >> hiding from my mom, my friends. being in the cup wit cupboards hiding. >> other kids were probably mad because she could fit in random places. >> they're still looking for her. >> so we're looking for a new person to fit into this tiny jar. it's 18 inches in diameter. that person could be you. >> what an interesting job. great. you can join our circus

there is a new circus for 2017.audiences the chance to see the super heroes and crime-fighting action. there is no animal acts. abc's nick lyon. >> vegas. and the circus is in town? not quite. there is a twist. it's super heroes brought to life in the flesh. the show now touring the country. it's a family show. >> i play nebula. >> we are talking nebula and star lord and guardians of the galaxy. >> who is star lord? >> lock. >> and green goblin. spiderman's age-old enemy. this is marvel movie and musical-fighter. it's a weird life we live. >> i paint myself clean every day for a living. everyone does his or her own make up. the make up can take over an hour. >> do you think they are these characters? >> of course. i can make eye contact and see their super hero. they can give him a high five. this is the circus. it's called marvel universe live. >> i was not going to say no. self indulgence over. on stage. they have a tracker and follow that actor. circa 2017. i feel old. >> is this the evolution of touring live ent

.t is just like a circus since day one it has been so many issues. fiddles and not tries to walk the walk of our past presidents. always, and is should be a man of stature and someone republicans, democrats, and any other society should look up to. right now, as a nation, we do not have that. host: we are going to move along here. tonight, and election there. whoee the current senator is nominated to replace -- or is the replacement for senator jeff sessions who became the attorney general. in a runoff with former alabama chief justice roy moore to run for that senate seat in the fall. that special election tonight. we see luther strange and alabama former chief justice more and to a primary runoff for that senate seat. moreget back to a couple calls, maybe time for one more. kelly from west virginia on our line for republicans. you are going to get the last word this time around. caller: thank you. today and he was stating exactly what a lot of people are thinking, is this to go back so far us to washington and jefferson owning slaves? that is our hi

they can give him a high this is the circus. marvel universe live. >> i was not going to say no. self indulgence over. that's the president on stage. they have a tracker and follow that actor. circa 2017. i feel old. >> is touring live entertainment. >> it's finding the next thing. >> marvel and comic book is owned by the parent company walt disney and the show is produced by failed entertainment the same company that owns ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus until it closed for good. after 146 years in operation. >> why do people want this now and they don't want the circus? >> people love entertainment. people want to be entertained. when you can bring a stunt show. i don't think anybody ever matched to this level. >> when i was a kid, it was an elephant. and a tired bear. this was all we got. >> we have a few other tricks up our sleeve. with flight automation and incredible projections. >> this is the main brain for the we have projectors all over the set. we project the image of the set. >> we have 23 or 24 semi tru

what do you get when you combine a baseball game with a circus? you get this minor league baseball team with an owner breaking all the rules, changing the lengthy game into a show that cannot be missed. it's a steamy thursday evening in savannah, georgia. ♪ and that crazy guy in the yellow tuxedo is gearing up to entertain a sold out crowd of baseball fans. >> we're all about the show. if i'm going to be on the field creating this excitement and kp entertainment, i need to look like a showman. i got the yellow tuxedo. i now own five. >> reporter: his plan was to pitch in the major leagues. then a shoulder injury in college disrupted everything. >> that ended my baseball career. shortly after that, i got an opportunity to be an intern for a summer collegiate team. i took the internship and had a lot of fun with it. out of college, at 23 years old, i got offered the job of the general manager of the grizzlies in north carolina. that's where it started. >> he had his work cut out for him. the grizzlies were one of the worst in the country. the struggl

you're thinking is he going to stand on this thing like a circus elephant. then he's like let me check the back. they've got the proper permits. that car moves up and then the elephant is like it's time for me to run a little bit. >> it's like a herd of silver cars. >> they're all backing that up because the elephant is coming. talk about getting up close and personal with wild animals. >>> have you ever met someone and wondered how you ever lived a life without them? because that's how much happiness they bring you. >> i love you, dude. >> i love you, man. >> all right. well, if you love each other this much, one of you is going to be proposing to the other really soon. >> okay. >> let me get my kleenex. so emotional. john here snuck away from his girlfriend into this bathroom at a location in long beach, new jersey. and you'll see he is taking things out. some very nice shiny shoes. >> a ring in a box. meanwhile his girlfriend is waiting for him. the entire time we're seeing different videos and images of some of the time they've spent together. little snip

. >> he is growing up in a circus whether he likes it or not, you know? >> he has two very grounded parents in the circus. good for him. >> the couple's last public experience was in april. we saw the happy couple on the 19th during chris' "guardians of the galaxy 2" premiere. >> i could spend every day with this incredible man. >> two days later, she moved her husband to tears with a heartfelt speech at his "walk of fame" dedication. >> her speech was beautiful, and romantic. >> i was moved to tears several times. i'm just grateful. >> at the time, they appeared very much in love. she rubbed his shoulders before chris planted a kiss on their son. >> this is something he can always look back on, and he'll never forget this day. >> what went wrong? it is suggested that hectic work schedules could be to blame. anna is season five of the cbs sitcom, "mom," while chris travels the globe for his films. but in 2015, he was targeted by an infidelity rumor which was denied. anna expressed the toll of this rumor. >> i remember feeling so hurt. of course, in this c

>>> tonight -- >> being in show business is like being in a circus. >> did hollywood tear chris pratt and anna faris apart? what anna is revealing in her memoir. >> plus glenn campbell dead at 81. we look back with the singing legend. >> then -- the moment that shut wndo "bachelor in paradise." >> shut it down. cut it. >> bachelorette rachel with her new fiance, but why she is venting about the runner up. >> i didn't hold back. >>> then, janet jackson's new surprise for her fans and how she lost 65 pounds after baby. >> plus -- >> james corden breaks baby news and reveals his favorite new "carpool karaoke." ♪ this is a story all about how my ♪ >>> now for august 8, 2017, this iste >> what was really behind chris pratt and anna faris' mysterious split and inside her unpublished memoir? >> he's a block buster star. she's the lead of a emmy nominated sitcom. so how many millions could be at stake in a divorce. we have all new breakup details. >> any sacrifices you made to get to here? >> oh yeah. you just got to be able to drop what you're doing, to do that job that might take you out of

a. circus reduce potential return he is now being shipped to his ukrainian citizenship. do you think what you. think rather cool. fall from grace and church or short period of time by the way he's really uncomfortable for the leaders in ukraine because the country is really corrupted countries really in trouble. in the position and being in a position. quite strong so i think that he created some kind of strength for today's ukrainian leadership or maybe to receive some kind of instructions because i'm absolutely sure that he's a part. part of some kind of program. to be. continuing everything the same what he was doing in georgia and of course. could be used. for the problems aside because they begin want to. use ukraine to russian. in the world political game immediately when. the citizenship of ukraine he was in c. and then and. international media. all these interviews people begin from the words the biggest fight they gave begins the biggest fight against russia do you think this is. the time of the. ability for what. you know nobody nobody is sure that it's a possi

. >> the whole thing, it's a media circus. >> carolyn warmus. >> carolyn warmus was arrested. >> a circus in the press. >> carolyn warmus is accused of shooting to death betty jeanne solomon. movies. bo nan nanza for made v >> that's warmus. >> right. >> miscarolyn warmus? >> yes. >> detective. we have a warrant to search the premises. >> she's been referred to as the fatal attraction killer in the media. >> fatal attraction trial. >> and they've made three or four movies about it now. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? >> all of which showed the prosecution's side, and none of which ever aired her contentions or her side of the story. >> a story her new lawyer believes, and he's not the only one. >> there's just too much that doesn't add up. >> the prosecutor and the police from the beginning made this case into a fatal attraction case. there was a prejudicial impact into that right to receive a fair trial. >> a professor specializes in wrongful convictions, and he says this is a textbook case of reasonable doubt. >> i mean, we know there was no forensic evidence found at the sce

indent so talked-about there was such a circus in display and then what is on tv? access hollywood? and then to muddy the low water creating controversy and then attack clinton to her face for the very thing but we know what they're doing trying to muddy the waters but on the other hand, we have to cover that and with that sudden teetoo bay and those transgendered soldiers is a classic example of that psychological warfare that he hates it and is unable to control himself or stop himself. that with these lefties in their loose social mores why don't you send out a treaty will not be standing for this? so my impression is it is of little less willingly and a little maurer overwhelmingly hoping that we're learning our lesson that i would point out with the coverage of the justice department and in the special counsel investigation in every single day you know, it is cable news. >> now we are moving to the signing. so now we have some final comments. good night. thank you all so c much. /.... >> up next on booktv "after words", charlie's jesse eisinger reports on how the justice depart

million people coming into nebraska to try to get into that 70 miles so it is going to be quite a circus but it's wonderful that so many people are wanting to share this special time in science. >> i think we just have to accept that august 21, no one is going to get anything done and it is going to be insanity and a lot of places there will be terrible traffic so first of all anyone going to see the eclipse should be as self-sufficient as possible. make sure the car has as much gas as you can put in the tank, have water and food and be prepared the cell phone towers may be overwhelmed and you may find you can't make calls from many paths of totality. i just have to speculate they were going to study the spectrum raised and things like that there's going to be some change. during the total solar eclipse back then it enables you to determine the chemical elements in the sun and that is how helium was found in the sun and hydrogen and solar atmosphere but i don't think that ought to be affected. if it's over a million degrees is accelerated into space where all of that comes from. there ar

. >> it's a circus. >> the public appearance will show up >> taylor swift incident. >> she called theestified that former d.j. david mueher irt during a photo that, quote, i grab. a very long grab. at one point mueller's attorney challenged she was certain it was mueller who groaned her. i know exactly whoa fact. this is what happened. i don't need you to grill is is what happened. >> go toeg >> we dream about having a little bit of a farm one day. >> these are the work years. gravy years are to come. >> and family drive chris pratt an? anna felt the pressure of being apl hollywood te bloits. it hasn't been published. >> i love it that i have a annae they announced their forward t book saying, quote, she is fierce and very loyal. she rarel but when she does, it's powerful and it's really over. >> entertainment an early versi happens towards it. poemts and flow mom every friday and showers her withgift. >> she was married to actor ben indero. >> he has been the easie have a he's so divorced her first one. the book's anna writes, quote, ch thing about him made himhappy. farris admits s

what do you get when you combine a baseball game and a circus? you get the savannah bananas. an own erbreaking all the rules. changing the game into a show that cannot be missed. it's a steamy thursday evening in savannah georgia. and that crazy guy in the yellow tuxedo is gearing up to entertain a sold-out crowd of baseball fans. >> we're about the show. if i'm going to be on the field i need to look like a showman. i looked online found bright colored tuxedo.com found the yellow one, now i have five of them. >> he didn't plan on sbefr taning, he planned on pitching in the major leagues. a shoulder injury ended that career. >> i took the internship is and had a lot of fun with it. at 23 i got offered the job of general manager in gas tone ya grizzlies. >> thefrp one of the worst teams in the organization. they had no fans, the team was demoralized. >> i realized we have a serious problem here, what did i walk into? so i started trying to learn everything i could about baseball business but more about the entertainment business. i read every book i could and realized wow we ca

really that roundup is put together with two to two completely round up formulations is what's called a circus act it has been studied extensively neither one of those have to be cancer causing agents lawyer and author of the upcoming book your inventions mike papantonio believes the u.s. government action you are bad the dangers associated with it we kill. one important thing about these documents it helps paint a very clear picture that monsanto understood the dangers of their product when they were selling it by the ton all over the world the problem is the the government has known about this for quite a while this case has been out there for quite some time and unfortunately the department of justice hasn't taken it on themselves to actually go after a criminal investigation with this but i understand here you have a company that is actually influencing the very regulatory agency this supposed to be looking out for the safety of the american public and so this has been going on since nineteen eighty five the e.p.a. in one thousand nine hundred determined that glaive to say in roundup was a

the build—up of this fight has been a bit of a circus because of colin mcgregor‘s lack of boxing experiencetory? will find out later. that's all from me, more later. president donald trump has pardoned the controversial former arizona sheriff, joe arpaio. he had been convicted of criminal contempt because he defied a court order to stop traffic patrols targeting suspected immigrants. mr arpaio said the pardon was a great honour. he's a big supporter of law enforcement. i know it came from his heart. two years ago, i supported him, first rally, and i always said, regardless of pardon or no pardon, i'll be with him till the end, and i say that. arizona lawmakers have found to fight the president's decision. he made a cowardly and pathetic move, and let me say that again — it was a cowardly and pathetic move, by a cowardly and pathetic man, to wait a few days while we're in the midst of a hurricane, where people's lives are in danger, to try and slip this part in under the radar. this is about as far under the radar as he can possibly get it, and it should be under the radar, because he's asha

but many critics were impressed with just how far the irishman went after many said it would be a circus. they were complimentary of each other straight after the fight, with mayweather saying he'd picked the right partner to dance with for his 50th career victory. the american said he had deliberately taken his time early on, in order to take advantage of a fatigued mcgregor. but the irishman thinks he was still right in the contest when the referee stopped the bout. former world champion david haye says mcgregor was impressive in vegas. i told you guys, blood, sweat and tears and i told you it was a hell of a fight. kind of shocking but we had a game plan, and our game plan was to take our time, let him shoot all his heavy shots, walking him down. it took us a little longer than we expected, but we did what we said we were going to do. i told you people this fight wouldn't go the distance, i said i was through the knockout. you are going to take contact, i understand that. a huge boost for boast of their bank balances. what's next for the pair? floyd mayweather is a billionaire, he is

some have criticised it as a bit of a circus because of mcgregor‘s lack of boxing experience. vegas. he said that the majority of the bets have gone on conor mcgregor, but the big money has gone on floyd mayweather. the likes of $1 million and $1.3 million bets on the american. can conor mcgregor cause what would be notjust the biggest upset in boxing but the biggest upset in sports history? we will find out in the coming hours. lewis hamilton has secured the 68 poll position of his career for sunday‘s belgian grand prix. he equals the record for polls held by michael schumacher. he will be lining up his mercedes in his 200th grand prix in spa on sunday. bentrat jazz more. after the summer break, it qualify for the belgian grand prix had a familiar feel to it qualify for the belgian grand prix had a familiarfeel to it. fernando alonso drag his mclaren to 11. he said it would have been first to be have a better engine. where used to seeing him struggle. lewis hamilton described this lap is a dream. the fastest ever around the spa circuit, to take provisional pole. sebastian vet

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some have criticised it as a bit of a circus because of conor mcgregor‘s lack of boxing experience.dds—maker here in las vegas, who said that the majority of the bets have gone on conor mcgregor, but the big money has gone on floyd mayweather, the likes of $1 million and $1.3 million being bet on the american. can conor mcgregor cause what would be notjust the biggest upset in boxing, but the biggest upset in sports history? we'll find out. the lake district is england's largest national park, and attracts visitors from across the globe. some, though, are accused of treating the landscape like a music festival site. the national trust says the increasing popularity of wild camping, where people pitch a tent away from organised areas, is threatening the beauty of the region. dave guest reports. wild camping is all about getting far away from civilisation, and far closer to nature. it's about going and spending a night high up on the hills, away from civilisation, often away from all the people, and spending that night sort of, you know, with nature, under the stars, in a very self—su

criticise it as has been going on and some criticise itasa has been going on and some criticise it as a circusm. and all to make here has said the big money has gone on floyd mayweather, £1.3 million has been bets on the american. if mcgregor wins, will it be the biggest upset in sports history? we will find out. now to the english premier league where manchester united have managed to keep a 100% start to their season. that's after a 2—0 win over leicester at old trafford. goals from marcus rashford and marouane fellaini kept the run going forjose mourinho's men. i'm very happy. our performance was very solid and the fact that we lost a penalty at 0—0 and we kept playing at the same level of quality makes me even happier because it is a good feeling. the team was solid emotionally. it was a bittersweet day for manchester city's raheem sterling. he grabbed his sides 97th minute winner in their 2—1 win at bournemouth, but was then shown a second yellow card for his celebrations and sent off. he'll now miss city's next match against his former club liverpool. manager pep guardiola was far from h

some have criticised it as a bit of a circus because of mcgregor‘s lack of boxing experience.in las vegas. he said that the majority of the bets have gone on conor mcgregor, but the big money has gone on floyd mayweather. the likes of $1 million and $1.3 million bets on the american. can conor mcgregor cause what would be notjust the biggest upset in boxing but the biggest upset in sports history? we will find out in the coming hours. many people dream of becoming a rock star. and these people have mastered stage presence, if not the instrument — this is the air guitar world championship in finland. 15 air guitarists from around the world competed in the final in freezing cold weather, sometimes not wearing much. the winner was matt "the air—i—stotle" burns from the us. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @duncangolestani. the weather now with nick miller. hello. if you approved of saturday's weather, then sunday shouldn't disappoint. let's look at a couple of images from saturday. it was often cloudy, but there were some warm sunny spells com

for his situation we want to >> it's a circus. >> the public appearance will show up at 10:00 a.m. >>leged groping horrifying and shocking. she testified that former d.j. david mueller reached underneath her skirt during a photo op and that, quote, it was a definite grab. a very long grab. at one point mueller's attorney challenged taylor on whether she was certain it was mueller who groaned her. i know exactly who did this, this is a fact. this is what happened. i don't need you to grill me. this is what happened. >> go to egr. >> we dream about having a little bit of a farm one day. >> these are the work years. gravy years are to co and family drive chris pratt and anna farris apart? anna felt the pressure of being a couple in hollywood to the tab bloits. it hasn't been published. >> i love it that i have a partner. >> anna's upcoming book "unqualified" was written before they announced their split. chris wrote the forward to the book saying, quote, she is fierce and very loyal. she rarely punishes people but when she does, it's powerful and terrifying. it's really over. >> entertai

they are concerned people are going to block the roads, stop wherever so it's going to be quite a circusbut it's wonderful that so many people are wanting to share this special time in science. a stack i think we just have to accept august 21 no one is going to get anything done and it's going to be in sanity in a lot of places there's going to be terrible traffic. anyone going to see the eclipse should be as self-sufficient as possible. make sure your car has as much gas you can put in the tank, have water and food aid be prepared to be on your own for a while, cell phone towers may be overwhelmed, you may find you can't make any calls. don't let that dissuade you that because it is a rare gift that we get to see solar eclipses. no one should leave this earth without at least seeing one. >> you mentioned it hasn't changed much by just have to speculate those that are going to study things that have been changing that. >> the important thing was to use a spectroscope that enabled you to determine the chemical elements in the sun and that is how helium was found in the sun and hydrogen in