tons of boxers.ion. >> anthony: so, everybody wants to be a champion. >> jorge: everybody. everybody wants to get for the big shot, but you know, you just want. >> anthony: those are bad odds. the history of boxing is not kind. i mean, most managers and promoters, they don't really give a shit about the fighters. >> jorge: they don't. >> anthony: they use them up, but at the end, they leave a guy all broken down, no money and scrambled brain. >> jorge: we're just like a -- like prostitutes. you know what i mean? >> anthony: in this area, what are your options? if you drop out of high school? >> jorge: nothing, it's just like being on the street, snatching, you know, robbing, and a lot of kids in the hood, they're going to say, "hey, let's go kidnap that guy." >> anthony: big industry. >> jorge: everybody here now wants to be a soccer player or a boxer, because they make money here. >> anthony: who's got a longer career? a narco or a boxer? >> jorge: i don't know. might be 50/50. i mean, narco, you ca

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbole to all his others. pope francis is delivering his traditional easter blessing and message from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. overnight, he urged believers to break out of their routines and renew their lives. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. time for sport.

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo to all his others. if i was retiring on this high, iwould be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for ‘reconciliation‘ in the middle east, singling out the conflict in yemen during his easter message to the world. (00v) the royal air force has been marking its centenary with a series of events across the country. and the travel show heads tojerusalem and bethlehem.

. >>> president trump says he is considering a pardon for a late boxer who was the first african- american heavy weight champion. an all white jury found him guilty of accompanying a white woman across state lines. he was a fugitive for seven years before turning himself in. yesterday president trump said actor sylvester stallone brought the story to his attention. the president tweeted others have looked at this but most thought it would have been done. yes, i am considering a full pardon. >>> cautious optimism in the trump camp about the announcement from north korea state media that the country is

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wboitle to all his others. ifi if i was retiring on this high, i would be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again ina but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. speaking without notes he referred to god's capacity to surprise. the royal air force is 100 years old today.

and finally, the mirror leads on the news that the boxer scott westgarth, who died after a boxing bouted seven lives through organ donations. we're going to begin with the guardian and teachers warned of growing poverty crisis, schools struggling to fill the gaps left by this dirty cuts. this makes pretty

tons of boxers. they want to be a champion. >> anthony: so, everybody wants to be a champion. >> jorge: everybody. everybody wants to get for the big shot, but you know, you just want. >> anthony: those are bad odds. the history of boxing is not kind. i mean, most managers and promoters, they don't really give a shit about the fighters. >> jorge: they don't. >> anthony: they use them up, but at the end, they leave a guy all broken down, no money and scrambled brain. >> jorge: we're just like a -- like prostitutes. you know what i mean? >> anthony: in this area, what are your options? if you drop out of high school? >> jorge: nothing, it's just

heavyweight boxer anthonyjoshua beats new zealand's joseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo to all his others. ifi if i was retiring on this high, i would be like, yes, iam if i was retiring on this high, i would be like, yes, i am the man. because i am retiring on a high. but i have got to defend again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. speaking without notes he remarked about god's capacity to surprise. this is the scene live at the vatican. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. yes, 100 years to the day, we are

at 17 she dreams of becoming a professional boxer to support her family. for the past 13 years cynthia's coach has been volunteering at the local primary school youth center. that hasn't stopped them from fighting on the dusty ground in the scorching heat. >> it's very good now. we need nigeria to support both teams. >> in the 1950's and 60's nigeria produced some of the best boxers in africa. the golden age has long past with boxing overshadowed by athletics and football. with the creation of specialty be challenged -- channels but in the sport boxing is beginning to appeal to a broader market. >> sustainable platform for safely in atrain clean environment and also get them the authentic experience of boxing. countries in nigeria boxing really is only for the working class so we are trying to change that ççñ narrator: 2008, discontent turns ininto confrontationon. araround the world people e tako the streets. ♪ music momar: they use tear gas, electric batons, plastic bullets. it was a very, very hard day. narrator: protests like these in dakar and senega

it wasn't an emphatic performance in terms of the statement of his power as a boxer.erformance but this is heavyweight boxing, it is all about knockouts, it is all about drama. these are the big men with big punches. and i do think that both tyson fury, who commented overnight, who beat wladimir klitschko back in december 2015, sorry, november 2015, to scatter all these belts, and deontay wilder, they won't worry about the performance they sought last night. that was going to be my final thought. how likely is a fight between joshua and final thought. how likely is a fight betweenjoshua and deontay final thought. how likely is a fight between joshua and deontay wilder now? there is a reason why all four belts have not been won by anyone and there is huge politics when it comes to bringing all four sanctioning bodies together, different tv companies, promoters. joshua was the deontay wilder fight, the promoter says he wants it, but i suspect it will take a long negotiation and i would not surprise me if he fights someone else first and we see deontay wilder may be at w

the heavyweight boxer anthonyjoshua beats new zealand's joseph the heavyweight boxer anthonyjoshua beatsew zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous when. ifi with a unanimous when. if i was retiring on this high, i would be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again ina but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months so i am kind of balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for reconciliation in the middle east and singles out the conflict in the yemen. and also coming up, the royal air force is 100 years old today. we will be live at biggin hill wait a fly past is due to take place. and hugh edwards discusses the events to mark the 100th birthday of the raf. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour has sought to distance itself from some facebook groups set up itself from some facebook groups set up by itself from some facebook groups set up by supporters ofjeremy corbyn after it emerged members have posted anti—jewish, violent and abusive comments. the sunday times says it has uncovered over 2000 offensive messages. labour says it did n

is, a ring of boxers, or a southpaw of boxers. of boxers. southpaw? it is a certain type of punchlj southpaw of boxers. southpaw? it is a certain type of punch. i think we will go with the ring for a minute. this morning carol is at raf coningsby, in lincolnshire, which is remembering the people involved with bomber command during the second world war. a rather amazing day there? it certainly will be. i am at the battle of britain memorial flight hangar at raf coningsby in lincolnshire. you can see this amazing lancaster above me. only two of those are a worthy in the whole of those are a worthy in the whole of the world, the other one is in canada but the one behind me is actually going to be flying over the international bomber command centre later on today. it will mark the official opening of it today. the weather today is rather cloudy than many of us but it will be mostly dry. having said that, some showers and drizzle in the forecast. this will cost parts of the midland, wales and patchy rain across northern ireland. that w

up. >> senator boxer what, are yourrections? >> well, i have great memories because i was in the house of representatives when barbara bush was first lady and george herbert walker bush was president. they were very gracious. she was always gracious. but what i loved about her, what i'll always remember is that she was fiercely independent. you could tell, she was always by her husband's side. she would do anything for her family but she had her own views and with a twink in her eye as her husband had to move to the right on issues such as a woman's right to choose, she sent out a lot of signals that don't worry about it. she was still there for women. and she did it in a way i can't even describe it. it was charming. >> you know, it is the course of the republican party and the family dynasty she has now overseen for these. years, david. and to peter's point about the donald trump running against it. donald trump spent months beak calling her son jeb a simplering dufus over and over and over again. and a lot of that was animate

barbara boxer former democratic senator from california. david, your thoughts about barbara bush and the bush family and how it intersected with the republican party. >> barbara bush was a remarkable woman. there was a certain grace, dignity, a quiet power, if will you, to her presence. she was -- she and george bush were the first couple i ever met as a young campaign volunteer in atlanta. they had thrown in from their last debate in michigan, that 1992 presidential race. the race had largely gotten away from them but they arrived and spent the next 24 hours as though win or lose, they were doing what they felt was right for the country and they were going to win or lose with great dignity. to your point, we can't overlook the contrast between the bush legacy and state of the republican party today. the reality is, there is not in up room for the dignity of the bush family in today's republican party. that's a political conversation that continues to be had within the gop. but tonight we celebrate a truly wonderful and remarkable woman. >>

two-year-old allie is just about back to normal.jen o'brien/owner:"she's a typical boxer.of control all the time, happy, clown."their boxer's dogs have access to a backyard and the house during the day.but friday this pup-- jen o'brien/owner:"she just wasn't right // like neurotic, just moving around very weird, wouldn't eat a cookie, just very abnormal things for her." owner jen o'brien sent me this video of a very different allie, tapping her foot, looking confused.their vet recommmended they take allie straight to the e-r.a urine analysis showed she tested positive for meth, cocaine, and amphetamines.jen o'brien/owner:"i was very startled, i've never heard of a dog even injesting that before. it made sense with the symptoms that she was showing, but it was pretty scary. it was very scary."the clinic's medical director tells me stimulants cause heart failure in pets, and if allie didn't come here... she could've died. jen o'brien/owner:"they said based on her urine and her color, it was a substantial amount."what has jen scared - her dogs didn't leave the house or yard -

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua, beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbole to all his others. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. speaking without notes he referred to god's capacity to surprise. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. now on bbc news, weather world. the team discover how meteorology has helped to shape the royal air force. this time on weather world we're marking 100 years of the royal air force. and where better than here at its biggest base, raf brize norton? nick and i have been finding out about how ground operations work with air traffic control, during times of severe weather to keep this crucial airbase operational. and i'll be at raf marham in norfolk, sharing some of my experiences of being an operational forecaster on an raf base. also on weather world, crippling cold, the uk and much of europe falls victim to th

parker's a very true boxer, he's not a fighter, so that was a challenge forjoshua who has come in toedible physicality that he has, just unleash on people. so, yeah, he did have to be more tactical, but he proved he can do that, and that is a huge step forward — even the opposition corner was saying afterwards in the press conference that they were impressed by some of the things that he could do that they didn't think he could do before. so, as good as we might have thoughtjoshua was before, he appears to be getting better every day. he has, what, three, four belts now? you talk about the major heavyweight belts and he now has three of them, and that leaves just one, that is held by the american. the world's last male northern white rhinoceros has been honoured with a headstone in kenya as government officials call for tougher penalties for poachers. sudan was put down last month. he had poor health, putting an effort —— and to natural efforts. georgina smyth reports. the legacy of the last male northern white rhino is set in stone. the future of his female counterparts is less cert

parker is a very true boxer, he's not a fighter, so that was a challenge forjoshua who has come in ton people. so yeah, he did have to be more tactical but he proved he can do that and that is a huge step forward — even the opposition corner was saying afterwards in the press conference that they were impressed by some of the things that he could do that they didn't think he could do before. so, as good as we may have thoughtjoshua was before, he appears to be getting better every day. in sarasota county florida, the carver family were woken up by large noise outside. much to their shock, a huge eleven foot alligator had broken through the screening around their pool and decided to take a late night dip. the sheriff's office called out a specialist animal trapper to assist. it's thought low water levels in the surrounding lagoons may have been the reason for the alligator seeking a new swimming hole. hello there. saturday was a pretty disappointing day across the board — it felt cool, it was cloudy, there were further outbreaks of rain across many central and eastern areas with some s

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbole to all his others. pope francis is delivering his traditional easter blessing and message from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. overnight, he urged believers to break out of their routines and renew their lives. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. time for sport. the wba world heavyweight titles we re the wba world heavyweight titles were unified last night. never before have two world titles being unified on british soil, they brought all the glamour and show business with them in front of 78,000 people in south wales. joshua controlled the fight throughout earning a unanimous points victory over new zealand parker. he is now focused on the next task. i'm not elated, because, you know, i don't let the highs get to my head, do you know what i mean? and i always think, "we've got to go again, soon". if i was r

. >> he is like a boxer. he is bobbing and weaving, counterpunching. it is all an act. for 26 years, when she joined the organization, there were seven other employees. she knew them better than anybody on the business and social side. she said there are two donald trump's. one is the one you see on tv who makes outrageous comments to get attention for his brand. --n if it creates public negative publicity, he becomes the center of attention every day in conversation and for the media. then there is the other donald trump who is the opposite. he is thoughtful, he listens, he is careful about making decisions. >> watch afterwards sunday night at nine a clock p.m. eastern on c-span two book tv. the senate judiciary committee considered legislation to set requirements and limitations on removing a special counsel appointed by the attorney general office. past with senators grassley, flake, and graham favoring the legislation. this is just over 1.5 hours.

the british boxer anthonyjoshua has beaten new zealand‘sjoseph parker by a unanimous points decision by knockout. he is now one belt away from becoming undisputed world champion. james gray is a freelance sports reporter. hejoins me now from cardiff. thank you the joining us. thank you thejoining us. first things first, was the match to your expectation? i think it was. things first, was the match to your expectation? ithink it was. it was... you get to champions in the ring together, there is too much to lose, i think that was proved in the way that they fought the fight. i thought a great tree would emerge victorious. he is probably the stronger and bigger man. victorious. he is probably the strongerand bigger man. —— victorious. he is probably the stronger and bigger man. ——joshua. it was the first and he had been taken to the many rounds that was a surprise but given the nature of the occasion it was probably what we expected. i've seen some people talking about joshua expected. i've seen some people talking aboutjoshua being more tactical than people have seen of him in the past

" and had a picture of a border wall on them went up against a mexican boxer and i was like, "whaaat?hter ] then that mexican boxer whooped that man so bad. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] k? then, the cutest thing happened. a golden retriever service dog got to march for its owner's commencement graduation! [ audience aws ] and it wore a cap and gown. [ light laughter ] and when it got to the stage, the dean shook its paw. [ light laughter ] i saw that and was like, "woof!" which is dog for "what!" [ laughter ] then i found out trump didn't go to barbara bush's funeral, i was like, "what -- a good idea." [ laughter ] but melania went and she had the best time with barack. they were laughing and carrying on. and i was like, "melania, what! -- is that on your face? i have never seen that before." [ light laughter ] then i heard beyonce was going to perform at coachella. and i was like, "what -- is coachella?" [ laughter ] then someone explained that it's a festival in the desert with no seating, and i was like, "what? that sounds white." [ laughter ] then they were like, "you can

for more on this morning's performance by the president, barbara boxer, former u.s. senator from california, founder of pac for a change and josh earnest, the white house press secretary to barack obama and having served that role, if you put on your press secretary cap, what do you think watching the president this morning? >> well, you be know, chris what's extraordinary about it, i was actually thinking in the car today about the most probably the most controversial interview that president obama did in his eight years in the white house, at least controversial with the white house press corps. an interview he did with the woman named glow zell green, she was a youtube star. her distinguishing feature was she wears green lipstick in videos. and the thing about it is that we always made the case even to white house journalists who were insulted that he would talk to her instead of them, was we never viewed an interview with green as a substitute for engaging with professional journalists. we saw it as an opportunity for us to expand the audience and go to people wh

the heavyweight boxer anthonyjoshua beats new zealand's joseph the heavyweight boxer anthonyjoshua beats, i would be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again ina but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months so i am kind of balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for reconciliation in the middle east and singles out the conflict in the yemen. and

the british boxer took the wbo title on points in front of 80,000 fans as he now targets his shot at history. good morning. it's sunday, the 1st of april. also this morning: the comedian eddie izzard joins labour's ruling committee, after a senior party official at the centre of an anti—semitism row is forced to resign. heading home. russian and american diplomats pack their bags after being expelled as part of action taken following the salisbury attack. a celebration of the skies. events are held across the country to mark 100 years of the royal air force. 0ne game away — manchester city beat everton to close in on the premier league title. a win over rivals manchester united next weekend and they are champions. and helen has the weather. good morning. today is still looking like the best weather day of this easter long weekend. however, it is still looking nasty through the night ahead and tomorrow, with potentially disruptive weather. i will bring those details to you later. good morning. first, our main story. britain's anthonyjoshua has secured his third major boxing world titl

to get match ready his brother gives him a proper boxer haircut. it's an intimate moment. the twins are affectionate with one another apart from me talking boxing. which i didn't look to god. hates fight night some two thousand people have come to see the novice boxers battle for many this event is the highlight of the year. check stand ready for the winners. gerald plumb fighting for the money but also for respects to the other fast i. think that based on what his opponent doesn't stand a chance. for you know my hero my now my buddy. now which of the twins turned to fight or were recorded history i mean we don't know maybe brothers phillips would have a party to out of here we go. and nathan is unrelenting. was he not says brother out in the first round. i. daniel can't get up. and he's having problems with his vision. when that happens. is that he's all right. i guess guile farty the only thing we can do is go far to take him out. on you listen to where how serious the situation is daniel needs to go to the hospital doctors later diagnose a concussion. this isn't the fir

the british boxer took the wbo title on points in front of 80,000 fans — as he now targets his shot atistory. good morning, it's sunday the 1st of april. also this morning: the comedian eddie izzard joins labour's ruling committee after a senior party official at the centre of an anti—semitism row is forced to resign. heading home. russian and american diplomats pack their bags after being expelled as part of action taken following the salisbury attack. a celebration of the skies. events are held across the country to mark 100 years of the royal air force. yes, 100 years to the day since the formation of the raf, we are here with the last —— here that the last intact first world war aerodrome in europe. —— here at. and one game away, manchester city beat everton to close in on the premier league title, with a win that our rivals manchester united next link and making them champions. today still looking like the drysdale this easter long weekend but really, the forecast is all about what is happening tonight and tomorrow. i will bring you up to date in about 15 minutes. good morning. fi

and in sport manny pacquiao insists that his time isn't over as a boxer the filipino fight legend confirms plans for his first contact in more than a year. a very warm welcome to the news hour u.s. president has confirmed that a spy chief made a secret visit to north korea and met its leader kim jong un from tweeted that the meeting with cia head might pale went very smoothly and a good relationship was formed it comes as the groundwork is being laid for a possible summit between the two leaders i'll just say was diplomatic had to sit james bases in pyongyang with the latest. north korean officials are not commenting on all confirming the visit. to this city all of the information at this stage is coming from the u.s. side but this is the highest level visit for a serving u.s. official since secretary of state madeline albright came to pyongyang in the year two thousand the us doesn't have diplomatic relations with north korea there is no embassy here members of the diplomatic community have told me though they are aware that there is a channel of communication of negotiation ongoing betwe

. >>> one of the bay area's best boxers in history has retired. sort of.opener... a live look at a-t-and-t park. tomorrow afternoon... >>> okay, we mentioned the giants home opener. this is a live look at at&t park. they are getting the stadium and the ballpark all ready to go for tomorrow afternoon. the giants host the seattle mariners at 1:35 p.m. we'll be there just a little earlier. we'll be there at 4:30 a.m. we're anchoring our first newscast live at the ballpark. we'll also be on the field for our 11:00 a.m. broadcast. >>> after 16 years as a professional boxer, third time world champion robert guerrero retired from boxing last year. >> robert guerrero would take as much pride in this place as he did his 33 victories, because like his victories, his entire family is and was instrumental in making it happen. >> my brother and myself built the gym. we didn't hire anybody else to come in and do this and that. we actually put in our sweat, our time and did it ourselves. >> reporter: with the help of his siblings and cousins, he built his vision. this is where he

the strident language we're hearing from both sides is, frankly, more akin to two heavyweight boxersking ar the weigh—in before a bout. but leaving the words to one side, there are the wider strategic questions. what is american policy now toward syria? does it support regime change? does it want further involvement or to pull out? on those questions, we're none the wiser. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. our deputy political editor john pienaar has more on the cabinet meeting tomorrow. it is already clear tonight that the prime minister is poised to see britain involved in military action. she has good said so today when she spoke about the need to prevent and deter another chemical attack. today, the prime minister has been working hard to keep up with donald trump. those tweets landed with quite a thud in whitehall. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has been saying today that any military action should require parliamentary approval in advance. but one thing we are being told is that the prime minister is perfectly prepared to contemplate taking action in doing so contemplate taki

and finally, the mirror leads on the news that the boxer scott westgarth, who died after a boxing bout seven lives through organ donations. we're going to begin with the guardian and teachers warned of growing poverty crisis, schools struggling to fill the gaps left by this dirty cuts. this makes pretty depressing reading because there is this a new, these figures are out and clearly they are not going well in schools and as they have described it with all the cuts in benefits that we have seen, it reminded me, ithink benefits that we have seen, it reminded me, i think it might have been a year ago that we sat here together and it was mentioned that for the first time in a long time, ricketts had reappeared in hospitals, in children, and we were talking about how that was a manifestation of this problem and in certain economic windows, and now they are saying that the schools have become the only agency where children and parents can get help and support that they need and this is real coal face stuff, and support that they need and this is real coalface stuff, where teachers are havin

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for ‘reconciliation‘ in the middle east, singling out the conflict in yemen during his easter message to the world. (00v) the royal air force has been marking its centenary with a series

it's been a busy day for britain's heavyweight boxers, lots of them making the headlines with big fightsts start with the possibility of a huge unification fight between anthonyjoshua and the american deontay wilder, who holds the only one of the four main beltsjoshua doesn't in the heavyweight division. wilder has offered joshua £50 million if he takes the fight, and today issued this challenge. with your man eddie and barry hearn and tell them to check their e—mail. i've got some things puzzle for them. by the way, all the money is in the back. so i didn't expect you will be a man of your word. —— so i expect he will be a man of your word. tyson fury spoke to the media today as he prepares for his return to the ring. reports suggest that fury will fight the albanian cruiserwight sefer seferi on the 9th ofjune in his first bout since claiming the wba, ibf and wbo titles from wladimir klitschko in 2015. i don't need that lines anymore. i am tyson fury, the only heavyweight champion in the world. mohammed ali was very breast before he fought sonny lived in and did very crazy things to get

boxers looked to be on course for victory until a tie a puncture handed teammate lewis hamilton the win behind him ferrari's commute raikkonen took second and hamilton admitted both process and fettle deserved more itself is it a bit odd to be up here but i've got to take it i mean i didn't give up i kept pushing but definitely a very untidy race for me a sixty third career win puts hamilton's title defense back on course as he moves up to first in the rankings. right what you see behind me is not just a field of blue it is a wave and not just a wave it is the largest wave ever surfed eighty feet high that is twenty four meters and that little dot that was in a red circle a moment ago was robbie go. he said a new world record when he rode all the way in as our portugal in november last year and now the brazilian surfer has been recognised for his feet at the world surf leagues big wave awards in santa monica california on saturday. but we're just about to go with his reminder of our top stories we've been following for you the wrong was on the agenda at a meeting between u.s. secretary

and finally, the mirror leads on the news that the boxer scott westgarth, who died after a boxing bout through organ donations. so let's begin. let's start with the labour story, labour vows to kick out facebook racists. it has been a very busy few days for the labour party with claims of anti—semitism and there are problems with facebook pages thatjeremy corbyn had been associated with? yes, and today jeremy corbyn has deleted his facebook account completely. it has been an interesting couple of days. 0ne been an interesting couple of days. one thing been an interesting couple of days. 0ne thingi been an interesting couple of days. one thing i think is good is that finally labour has acknowledged it has a problem with anti—semitism. before this the party line was that was a couple of bad apples there was not a systemic problem and that anti—semitism was being weaponised asa anti—semitism was being weaponised as a stick to beatjeremy corbyn. from my perspective the good thing is that labour, from the top, has acknowledged it has a problem. i have seen the abuse that labour mps, female

brief man. >> either that or his shirt is long it's boxer briefs. >> you know what, that's in louisiana>> there could be snakes -- there could be gators. >> i was thinking if you're doing this shot, i would be more worried about doing it that close to the water in louisiana. >> kind of a baller to do that >> come on love that. dipping in the benz with the spoiler. we could do this all day >> yeah. >>> let's stick to the world of sports where the nfl hosted the first round of the draft last night. commissioner roger goodell announcing the first pick. >> baker mayfield, quarterback, oklahoma >> it is baker mayfield. >> all right the browns went 0-16 last year they'll need plenty of help from maker -- they needed help for a long time. if you're counting at home, two big numbers sticking out one, this is the fifth quarterback taken in the first round by the browns the past 20 years. that's a lot two, if baker mayfield starts this year, he will become the 24th starting quarterback for the cleveland browns since tom brady began quarterbacking for the patriots final score, browns 24, patriots

♪ >> shannon: president trump was considering pardoning boxer jack johnson on the recommendation of actor stallone. johnson, the first black heavyweight champion, was >> donald trump considering pardoning boxer jack johnson on the recommendation of sylvester stallone. the first black heavyweight champion was convicted in 1913 for taking his white girlfriend across state lines for quotemac immoral purposes. he died in 1936. a bipartisan group petitioned pres. obama to grant him's pardon to know avail. donald trump now considering that. most trust and grateful you spend the evening with us, good night from washington. >> tuesday, april 24, 2017. this is "fox and friends first". terror not ruled out in the torrent of an attack that killed two people, police trying to find out what drove him to do it as big cities in the us go on hilar. >> backup. >> sparks flying, passenger caved on a plane, the epic takedown you have to see. one week after the passing of barbara bush former

the best thing that could happen was for everybody to compete again here is this competitive boxer and tennis player and businessman who want to competition. he wanted the best hotel next to his to be built across the street so that they would both be driving people. they relish competition and they relished a good fight. anyone having dealings with anyone who have good ideas and big ideas. and he never changed. in his business advisors in lawyers all wanted him to include a new competition clause in the deal with steve wynn. he said the best thing that could happen is steve when would build a hotel across the street from us. which of course he did. las vegas is a success because of big ideas and big ideas from kirk and steve and howard hughes i think in the case of kirk he was the real mastermind. he also talked a bit about the mgm graham fire. the second worst hotel fire. you can talk about his reaction to that. another business deals something that really captures what his business ethics were like in one story. the mgm fire at the first mgm which is now the valleys the fire afterma

lot more surveillance there also a lot more video cameras i think being put out that sort of thing boxer there was also a kind of hardening of the scene and in this. since that barriers have been put up that concrete barriers have been put up so that large trucks cannot drive into these areas where people congregate or where regular markets are held that kind of situation i don't know what the situation was like here in minsk i think the streets at the place of the scene are too narrow for a really launched truck even to get there and the vehicle with which this incident was the attack was perpetrated was basically a delivery van a kind of larger car you might say. not quite as a monstrous a vehicle as was used at the bracero remind us and remind us again of the new information that we just learned about the suspect well yes there is one large german newspaper the zoo tortured sidetone that's one of the major papers in the country that has saved the. attacker. is a psychologically just a man of german origin a german person and this is also now been confirmed by the major german news age

first african-american boxer and conviction predicated on his association of having a white girlfriend. nonsense. and then i think the merits are strong. and we should note that -- look, members from both sides of the aisle have spoken about this pardon. you have certainly cory booker has been on board with this, you have john mccain on board with this. and so i think it has merit. now in terms of why he's doing it, i question the timing. you mentioned, wolf, scooter libby. why are we talking about pardons now and the second aspect of the time is general presidents do this in the latter part of the term. why you are discussing issues of pardons now and it raises the specter of reminding everyone involved, whether it is michael cohen or all of the president's men, so to speak, that i have your back and i'm the president and i have this pardon power in my pocket and you stick with me and i'll stick with you and it is all good. and so it raises concerns for sure. >> i'm sure it does. bianna the president tweeted about this being a complete witch hunt and his words -- complete witch hunt.

its been a busy day for britain's heavyweight boxers — lots of them making the headlines with big fightstween anthonyjoshua and the american deontay wilder — who holds the only one of the four main beltsjoshua doesn't in the heavyweight division. wilder has offered joshua $50 million if he takes the fight — and today issued this challenge. anthony, tell your man eddie, and barry hearn, tell them to check your e—mail, i've got something special for you. by the way, all the money's in the bag, so i expect you to be a man of your word. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin joins me now for more on this. why did wilder feel the need to send that message to joshua? is it just drama? it would not be a big fight without drama. he has offered a guaranteed 50 million for anthonyjoshua to facing but the condition is he gets to pick the venue. it is a one fight deal, their rematch. —— no rematch é 5551: this is %’ this is him $555”; this is him try to take control of the situation. this is their chance to redress the balance and it shows there's an appetite to make this fight, but they are trying to negotiate

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i have no idea why donald trump at the moment cares about great boxer jack johnson. but i think the previous report alludes to -- the president is literally just floating out the words pardon, and hoping that michael cohen receives the message. this is like a little bit of a jedi mind trick here. and trying to influence quite frankly what michael cohen does. the president should not count, i think, on michael cohen. i don't know michael cohen from a can of paint, but my impression is he's not built for prison and with a young family, he's going to do ultimately what's in his best interests or he should. >> so, tara, the mayor here suggesting jedi mind tricks by the president. possible. these are not the droids you're looking for. inside the president's writing over this weekend, he's criticizing some of the sources written about inside the new york times article. and part of it here i want to read to you and get your reaction. he talks in the new york times and says they use nonexistent sources in a drunk, drugged up loser who hates michael. i don't know for sure who

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as you pointed out, he tweeted over the weekend about pardoning a boxer posthumously, jack johnson.rdoned scooter libby. the big question, will he pardon michael cohen, his personal attorney, if it comes to that. sarah sanders would not commit to it, saying she doesn't want to talk about hypotheticals. we're told that the president's legal team does not believe that cohen will flip with authorities. that means he will dish on the president. they don't think he will do that. but they are preparing for all possibilities here, erin, including the possibility that could happen. >> pamela, thank you very much with that reporting from the white house. let's go to victoria toensing, an informal legal adviser to president trump and was asked to join his legal team. that didn't happen. victoria, it's great to have you on the show. you just heard our reporting, the cohen raid is a concern for the president's team. a source involved in that situation told me it's a hundred percent fair to say the president is apoplectic about it. i guess the question for you, victoria, because you've talked to

and i love meeting all the boxers. oh, oh! i got to be grand marshal. >> seth: where?oxing hall of fame. >> seth: oh, of course! >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> seth: where's the international boxing hall of fame? >> it's in upstate new york. >> seth: okay, and how was -- was there a parade? >> yeah, you go in a parade -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> and you're in these convertibles and you go around town and you go act like the queen of england. >> seth: okay. >> you do that. and it was so exciting. i got to meet marvin hagler who was my favorite fighter back then. >> seth: can i tell you a true story? i met marvin hagler when i was 10 years old. >> no, you didn't. >> seth: i did. true story. i went to see "cats." the musical, "cats." [ laughter ] in boston and my dad was like, "that's marvin hagler in the front row." and i got -- i had for years a playbill of "cats" with marvin hagler's autograph. [ laughter ] >> oh, that's awesome! >> seth: no one else has that. >> oh, my. yeah. >> seth: i'm going to try to dig it up. >> okay. >> seth: if i got it, it's yours now that i know -- >>

but a backyard says his time isn't over as a boxer and that he can still fight it out a very high level baqir was getting ready for his first vote in more than a year the thirty nine year old will take on argentina's lucas mentees in july for the w.b. a welterweight title the filipino is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time but he's lost for biz last nine fights his last contest against australia is just four also ended in defeat. yet that's what i've. been. doing good. earlier he spoke to the filipino boxing writer recall of areas he says paki zero is desperate to leave the sport as a winner. i think at thirty nine years of age he knows that he doesn't have a lot of time in some ways it's a gamble he's fighting for in his last nine fights and to many people it's the losses the loss to jeff borne of a unanimous decision really sticks in the minds of a lot of people i think manny moving on to a bigger stage which is national politics full time national politics he wants to go out was a winner and sport of boxing i think like any other big name athlete it's history kn