and boxer billyjoe saunders has been fined £100,000 and given a severe reprimand about his future conductlo and welcome along to sportsday. well, what drama we've had at old trafford in the league cup tonight. frank lampard in his first meeting against his old mentorjose mourihno has come away with an 8—7 win on penalties for derby against manchester united to reach the last 16. there was action a plenty in normal time too, a stoppage time equaliser from marouane fellanni pushed the tie to spot kicks. and this too after the news that mourinho has told paul pogba he will not be captain again because of concerns over his attitude... well, watching the game for us was nick parrott... in the league cup bed clubs often rest the players. —— amid club. hold them a real gamble making i changed them a real gamble making i changed the look like that would not matter thanks to juan mata. the look like that would not matter thanks tojuan mata. left of the other minutes old when their hopes predicted but being a goal down at the interval that seem to bother manager frank lampard. perhaps it is somethi

barbara boxer who hosts the podcast fight back. she is part of the group of the house lawmakers in 1991 demanding that anita hill be allowed to simply testify to be heard. and in a kind of cimini tsi sym val demmings from florida, she was one of the democrats in the senate today to protest. as well as libby casey. i could begin anywhere. i would propose starting with senator boxer who, as we mentioned, has started much of this. and then turning to congresswoman demmings and the interplay between the work you both have done. senator? >> well, let me just say i'm very proud of the house members who walked over to the senate 27 years later. 27 years ago i was part of a group that did that. we marched up the steps and we confronted our own party because they weren't going to look at anita hill's charges. and then when they did, it was ugly. it was brutal. but i think what you saw today, ari, is the beautiful messiness of democracy. you know, lawrence o'donnell always says we have a right -- i think it's chris lawrence you have a right

former senator barbara boxer has seen this movie before. in 1991 when anita hill made her allegations against then-nominee clarence thomas boxer was a congresswoman and she joined six female colleagues to march on the senate and demand a fair hearing for hill. the next year, boxer was elected to the senate herself riding a wave of post-anita hill voter anger that came to be known as the year of the woman she joins me live from palm springs. welcome to the program, senator. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> president trump seems to have fallen off the restraint wagon. he was very careful not to attack dr. ford and now he's saying if there had been such an attack it would have automatically gone to the local law authorities. does that ring true to you? would a 15-year-old girl have gone to the law at that time. >> not only would she not have gone to the law, she probably didn't tell a soul for a long time and this is the way it is so donald trump has once more showed his ignorance about matters that require empathy, compassion. most o

one other thing to senator boxer.or perono says if this nomination doesn't go through, the democrats should be prepared to keep that seat vacant, for two years, which is an extension of what republicans did to garland in 2016. would you support this if that comes to be? >> i would say there's no rush to fill this particular seat, and if we're going to fill a seat, let's go back to the way it was, when there was truly advice and consent in the senate. i serve with five presidents. every single one of them worked with the other party. we need to go back to that. and if it doesn't go back to that, then you do whatever you can do because remember justice kennedy, he was the swing vote. he was that independent spirit. we have anything but with this candidate who is a gop operative. that came across in the hearings and by my count there were several things that he said that weren't true. he did not step up in terms of roe v wade because when secret e-mails came out, he was saying it really wasn't settled law when he said so

what are the techniques of the two boxers how do they match up what is povetkin's record.re they similar fighters? >> in the heavyweight division, these guys are the biggest punchers there can always be one punch that changes the game. that's why everyone is so interested in watching the heavyweight guys it's sort of sadistic in a way you wait to watch for that giant punch. in the last fight povetkin fought on the undercard of joshua's fight joshua was showing skills in that against parker to dismantle a world champion and take him apart. povetkin knocked out david price in emphatic style also in that, so you could see some big punches coming in but i think a lot of technical skills as well. look out for those big punches that's what the heavyweight division is all about. >> the fight will be a powerful one. >>> coming up, theresa may survived an uncomfortable bout with her eu counterparts at a summit in salzburg that left her brexit plan hanging in the balance. more details on that when we come back. discovered in jellyf, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to impr

by the american, deontay wilder, while written‘s tyson theory is another possible opponent, for a boxeryson fury. that next fight will be in april, but who will it be against? anthonyjoshua, it could be the biggest the sport has ever seen. so can the promoters negotiate what would be one of the biggest fights of all time to determine the undisputed world heavyweight champion? steve bunce thinks it's going to be difficult. ican i can assure you i can assure you no—one i can assure you no—one knows i can assure you no—one knows who it is going to be. by now everyone wa nted is going to be. by now everyone wanted to be, that is aj. they wa nted wanted to be, that is aj. they wanted to be, that is aj. they wanted to be, that is aj. they wanted to be deontay wilder, the unbeaten american who holds one of the championship belts. they want him, the american, to sign a contract now, soon, this week, tomorrow if possible, for that fight. the problem is, deontay wilder has an appointment, a fight with tyson fury on december one. they still want deontay wilder to commit himself, only for the fight

barbara boxer brought up in the woman thing. she was elected, we will get to it, we are loading that in. joe, when you look at how this has unfolded from the beginning, it was a rush to say "we just want to get our truth out." which i understand paid let's say politics is not part of it and someone did want to remain anonymous -- i don't believe that story, but let's say that is the fact. it is okay. let her testify. i think the president played it really smart. let's let her -- let's hear from her, let's hear from brett kavanaugh. he said "take as much time as you need" purity said that, and i thought, is grassley really going to take as much time as wo determine what truth we can arrive at? may be in the president is not where the senate is, he wants more time, is not possible? >> that is all show. none of that is for real. they have to do with they have to do to keep senator flake and senator collins on board, stable given more time. they're not going to allow her to testify after brett kavanaugh, that is lunacy. the demand t

senator boxer, what is your view of the negotiations as we wait on this grassley installed 10:00 p.m.eadline, and what's important as americans think about what they might learn if there's a hearing next week? >> i want americans to know that what grassley is doing with the republicans, what mitch mcconnell is doing, it's unprecedented. i was in washington for many years. i was chairman and ranking member, of full committees, of subcommittees. we always worked across the aisle. we always worked to accommodate the witnesses. we never had a situation where we said, by the way, we senators don't want to question you. we're going to get a special counsel so we can hide behind her skirts. i'll tell you something. i don't know how this is all going to come out. one way or another this woman is going to be heard. but i have never seen anything like this. the last point i want to make right here is today the daughter of a president, patty davis, who is the daughter of ronald reagan and his wife nancy, said that she held to herself a rape that occurred 40 years ago. these republicans do not un

again, to go back to senator boxer's point. dr.d is going to be given a lot of opportunities to make her case, probably more than the opportunities that anita hill was given because there are going to be women on this committee that are very fired up about it. and quite frankly, the optics are difficult for republicans because they're going to have a panel of all men sitting on the other side. and there is going to be a lot of thought. this is why at 3:30 in the afternoon, mitch mcconnell wasn't interested in having a hearing like this because there is a very real risk in this new culture that we living in in the me too world where frankly women voters, women candidates are so engaged. this was already the year of the woman. and you're going to throw this on the flames just a couple weeks before the midterm elections? it's not a good look. >> senator boxer, i just wonder, you have a memory i know of what as you said was what helped getting you elected to the senate years ago, the anita hill. you do you sense deja vu all over again

joining us, former democratic senator barbara boxer kafka.tor, always good to have you with us. do you believe flake when he says he did this because he was trying to preserve the credibility of both the supreme court and the u.s. senate? >> i think he was tormented by the whole situation. and the truth is, frankly, this was the way to go, to take a pause, to stop, to bring in the fbi. that's the way it's always been done. and because of his friendship with senator coons, because of that one on one with the woman who was filled with pain and frustration, i think it just said to him, i've got to do more than just make a speech, because he's broken my heart so many times, i hate to tell you. but this time he didn't just make a lovely speech that i said, great. but he actually took action. and now we'll see if they're going to really do a real investigation here. >> well, it appears that is moving forward. just a short time ago the president went after the ranking member on the senate judiciary committee, senator dianne feinstein, questioning wh

what do you do with this if you're in the senate, senator boxer? >> well, we've seen this movie before. you talked about it. the clarence thomas battle. last minute. anita hill, who did not want to come forward, somehow her letter leaked and it all came forward. and what happened? everybody slowed down. i walked over to the senate to protest the fact that they were not going to have a hearing with anita hill. if anita hill didn't have that courage many women including senator feinstein and i may never have made it to the united states senate. these senators have to slow down and take a look at this. we all know, after anita hill was heard, joe biden shut the hearing down. guess what? there were three other women waiting to corroborate. so here's the issue. we don't know if this incident is true. but from what i read the other gentleman involved in it said he had no recollection. he did not deny it as in the way that judge kavanaugh did. and if, in fact, it was true, there are two things. kavanaugh may be lying about it, or there may be other women

representative, and former senator barbara boxer. good evening.i have been looking forward to this conversation all day because you guys know what's going on in washington. you've been there, and you know. so good evening again. congressman dent, i'm going to start with you. there are now five accusers, three named, two anonymous. how can the president possibly say that this is a democratic con job? are you comfortable with the way that your former republican colleagues in washington are handling this right now? >> well, in terms of what the president said, look, he should just say a lot less. i mean he is obviously not helping the situation at all. so in his case, less is more. in terms of the process, look, i think this whole thing has just become an ugly spectacle regardless of how you feel about kavanaugh or any of the people accusing him. so i think that's where it is. i think the institutions are taking a beating. the senate, the judiciary, the supreme court. so i'm not pleased where this is. you know, the only thing that's going to matter i

. >> you were a professional kick boxer and boxer when you guys first started this whole thing. >> yeah. >> what lessons did you take from that? >> i won a world title, you know, and i only made $2,400 for the world title. i'm like, you know, there's gt to be a better way besides the money i said how do i take this type of training and give it to real people but take out the worst part, which is getting punched in the face. let me tell you it's no fun. we created this workout in 2008 on a shoe string budget. it's 30 minutes. there's no class time. it's a circuit you're never late. it's convenient, and you get the best workout in the world. >> i heard a guy say he burned off a thousand calories in a half an hour. >> 500 is very common for people to burn in 30 minutes. but if he does a thousand, maybe he does. that's fantastic. >> 70% of your clients are women, which is a little bit of a surprise to me. >> when we opened it, we were on a crazy low budget we really didn't have any money, and we anticipated it kind of being like the karate world, but it wasn't. all these women were coming a

. —— do i wish all boxers were drug clean with mac is a mandatory title defence.r was talking about or if the opponent that everyone wanted to 5ee, opponent that everyone wanted to see, but it is anthonyjoshua's next fight at wembley stadium and big bu5iness. staying with boxing and heading to las vegas, saul "canelo" alvarez is hoping to restore his reputation. gennady golovkin says it's the biggest fight of his career. the two meet in las vaga5 this weekend in a highly anticipated rematch. a bout in may was postponed after alvarez failed two drugs tests. but now, almost a year to the day after the pair co ntroversially drew, the rematch is on. ade adedoyin is on the strip in las vegas. welcome to a very noisy la5 welcome to a very noisy las vegas. lot5 going on, as you can see and hear. the city is gearing up for one of the biggest fights for the year which has two of the best pound for pound fighter5 which has two of the best pound for pound fighters in the division at the moment. at a controversial draw last year, since then, more controversy, last year, since

a former professional fighter who established box girls to train specifically female boxers. >>> is therem i already own it, the gym. >> got to talk trash. got to talk that ali. >>> the awesome sarah is a professional who trains under him and also teaches in the program. >> our vision is to create opportunities for girls and opportunities for other girls. >> all small girls, young women, women, being able to kick at a man if they have to. >> exactly. >> what was your journey, why did you first start training? did you want to become a professional from the beginning, or did you make that decision after awhile? >> okay. for revenge actually. >> revenge? >> yes, it was revenge because one day -- >> but she didn't tell me that. [ laughter ] >> you would have talked to her first. >> yeah, i was going to work in the morning. and i was coming back home. a man just slapped me and ran away. that's when i felt i had the idea if i had the boxing skills, defense skills, i could at least see where it was coming from and defend myself. >> sarah fought russian boxer in 2015 winning the ubo inter contine

so with one deft move i turned, pulled my boxers down and started running towards it.eded defeat by this point. the airlock was open, the cargo was rushing towards open space. i had one shot at this. when lydia arrived, rubbing her damp hair. she stopped at the threshold of the kitchen. and her mouth dropped open when she was seeing. "you made me breakfast!" i nodded and ushered her towards the table and the mug of tea... as she sat down she looked up at me shaking her head and said i can't believe you did this. and i said, "i also emptied your bin." applause. thank you very much! that was philip henry. please welcome to the stage your next storyteller, lucy. applause. hello. my story is about my experience with going to a wedding as bridesmaid 470 miles away when i was an agorophobic. i had a very specific type which is that i had a fear of staying anywhere away from home. beyond the usual stuff of what to where and who to avoid and who you might get off with, i had a couple of concerns preying on my mind. the thing with agorophobia is people think it's just you canno

we're british boxer callum johnson will walk out in front of 12,000 people in america next week, andaway from becoming a world champion. but he'll enter the ring knowing that he's already won the biggest fight he'll everface. two years ago callum's dad paul died suddenly — following his death callum says he struggled to cope. he wants other young men to reach out and ask for help if they are going through the same thing. his comments have been welcomed by grief charities. katy austin has been to meet him. in every picture of calvinjohnson growing up, one man by his side. his dad paul couldn't hide hisjoy at his son's success. this is his resting place. i like to come down here after training just me and my thoughts, really. paul's death, left an empty space. i went through some serious times in a dark place, i would say depressed. i didn't leave my house for six weeks. i hardly left my bedroom. i spoke to people and was open with the way i was feeling and howl and was open with the way i was feeling and how i was. that helped me. iam feeling and how i was. that helped me. i am out of

saw where the punch was coming from, and at least defend myself. >> anthony: sarah fought russian boxerht division title, kenya's first international boxing title. she took time off to have children and is now back and training for her return to the ring. >> kamau: did you ever get your revenge? >> sarah: i never got my revenge because i came to realize if you are trained, boxers should have discipline, most of the time. >> anthony: swahili culture is a deep part of kenya cuisine. born of indian, arabic and persian influences. traders on the indian ocean side of the continent. this meal is a clear example of that mix. mahamri is a bread made with cardamom. mchicha is east african spinach, a staple green across swahili-speaking africa from tanzania to mozambique. beans with onions in coconut milk. chicken biryani with masala, ginger, turmeric, and eggs. >> anthony: fantastic. beautiful. man, honestly, this looks really good. >> kamau: how does it work at your gym? do people pay to train? is there a monthly fee or how do they -- >> analo: i train them for free. >> kamau: really? just beca

i really do. >> senator barbara boxer, thank you very much. we really appreciate your perspective. >> thanks, ana. >>> what are the possible outcomes for kavanaugh at this point? is there a scenario where the white house needs to make a backup plan? a presidential historian joins us live. >>> also -- >> this guy is an altar boy, a scout. because one woman made an allegation, sorry, i don't buy it. >> but in the grand scheme of things, my goodness, there was no intercourse. there was maybe a touch. can we -- really? 36 years later she's still stuck on that? >> why a group of republican women cnn talked to are standing by brett kavanaugh. you're live in the cnn newsroom. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your healthcare business. so that if she has a heart problem & the staff needs to know, they will & they'll drop everything can you take a look at her vitals? & share the data with other specialists yeah, i'm looking at them now. & they'll drop everything hey. & take care of this baby yeah, that procedure

so with one deft move to my turn to put my boxers down and started running towards it.o the defeat by this point. the airlock was open the cargo was rushing towards open space. i had one shot at this. when lydia writes, rubbing her damp hair. she stopped at the threshold of the kitchen. and her mouth dropped open when she was seeing. "you made me brea kfast! " when she was seeing. "you made me breakfast!" i when she was seeing. "you made me breakfast! " i noted when she was seeing. "you made me breakfast!" i noted and ushered her towards the table and the mug of tea... as she sat down to shoot up at me shaking head and said i can't believe you did this. and i said, i also emptied your bin. applause thank you very much! that was philip henry. please welcome to the stage your next storyteller, lucy. applause hello. my story is about my experience with going to a wedding as bridesmaid for 70 miles away when i was as bridesmaid for 70 miles away when iwas in as bridesmaid for 70 miles away when i was in agoura folded. —— acrophobia. i had a very specific type which is that

when you talk to boxers now, in the old days boxers had to live off a certain diet, meat and eggs andlmost entirely on greenjuices so he trains and fights almost entirely on green juices so what we know about nutrition is changing. my sugar monitor test my blood sugars, in the past the boxing board were saying i could not take the gloves off in between rounds, it will take too long to prick my finger for blood, but technology is moving fast and things are improving. the same date a0 years ago as your fight, muhammad ali,... won his third title. that's a lovely symmetry. that was motivation for me. how did you use your namesake as motivation? my you use your namesake as motivation? my family have zero boxing history, i was just called muhammad ali, it's nothing to do with boxing and it has just worked out as a blessing in disguise for me to have such a big name in boxing as my name, it worked out well for me. we will not forget your name, that's for sure. you'll hear about me! lovely to meet you, and i'm sorry, we shake your hand earlier. my right hand is fine. see you later. he off al

i thought it was really terrific. really terrific. true story of a british boxer in an italian prisonilliant performance byjoe cole. performance byjoe cole. director made a movie i reviewed a while ago called johnny mad dog. while ago called johnny mad dog. again, it is all to do with the atmosphere. atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. this situation with him. almost smell a movie, you can almost feel the environment? feel the environment? thought it was a very impressive if rather difficult film. 0k. ok. choose for best out next week, because what a cracking selection! because what a cracking selection! there is so much good stuff in cinemas. cinemas. in which there are this many good and diverse films to choose from. and diverse films to choose fromm is lovely. that is the joy of cinema. cinema. and the little stranger isn't that scary, i'm sorry! isn't that scary, i'm sorry! but i was very stressed for the whole film! whole film! was sensational, but god, i was stressed! stressed! sympathy for me on twitter about this. thank you very much, mark. let's see

my town was very northern edge of barbara boxer's district. and she had san francisco, some of san francisco, and she had vallejo. and there was no way you could live in petaluma and run in san francisco. they'd have lost. like huh? so i had to wait and see what happened. and for some reason, nobody knew i was running so it had nothing to do with that, my house was the very center of that district. the new district. no san francisco, no vallejo, all of marin county, and most of the -- sonoma county, which was the largest population. and that's where i lived. things happen for a reason. timing is everything. and it was my time. >> you mentioned hearing from congresswoman boxer that she was gonna run for the season. had you known her in that decade prior while she was serving in the house? >> i knew her because i was a follower. and shame on me for saying that i didn't have anybody that i looked up to. i really looked up to barbara. but no, she wasn't a personal mentor or anything like that. but i so respected and admired that she could stand fo

he started out as a shaft then ran a boxer a hotel. now he is a management consultant in berlin but he doesn't have much time for that for the past three years he has devoted himself to helping refugees and when chancellor angela merkel said we can do it he felt he had to do something himself to help other immigrants find their way in their new her. hoof. it's a hot summer's day and jaime is carrying a heavy load it's not something he used to do as a consultant but now it is a part of everyday life. he's going to see rhoda. he's teaching her german how you know or we get. here thank get. out of the car rather has just moved into a women's shelter and jaime is helping her settle in. savvy. baby i was the baby doing look there's something for the baby that made the eye where. do you like it. yes on here wrote is from somalia she says it is a terrible place for women and girls female genital mutilation forced marriages in their early teens her husband was abusive and she fled at the age of sixteen that was ten years ago she sought asylum

my town was very northern edge -- on the very northern edge of barbara boxer's district. she had san francisco, some of san francisco, and there was no way you could live in petaluma and run in san francisco. they would have laughed, like huh? so i had to wait and see what happened. and some reason -- nobody knew i was running, my house was the very center of that district, the new district. valeo,n francisco, no most of sonoma county, the larger population. that was where i lived. i just -- things happen for a reason. timing is everything, and it was my time. matt: you mentioned hearing from congresswoman boxer in a meeting that she was going to run from the senate -- run for the senate. did you know her in the decades she was serving in the house? ms. woolsey: well, i knew her because i was a follower. follower. actually -- shame on me for saying i did not have anybody that i looked up to -- i really looked up to barbara. but no, she was not a personal mentor or anything like that, but i so respected and admired that she could stand for her beliefs and that she was so f

for a boxer with a dream of becoming the undisputed king of his profession.hes the sport has ever seen. can the promoters figure she would would be one of the biggest fights of all time to determine the undisputed world heavyweight champion?m time to determine the undisputed world heavyweight champion? it could ta ke world heavyweight champion? it could take a lot of work. by ken —— you know when no sewage will be. i'm in who everyone wanted to be. that is the unbeaten american who holds one of the american belts. they want the american to sign the contract now, this week, tomorrow at possible. the problem is, he has an appointment, a fight with tyson fury on december the 1st. they still want him to commit himself and went the fight in april. it will not speak tyson who will beat him and that is because if tyson were to be to the american, there would be a rematch and he would not fight joshua there would be a rematch and he would not fightjoshua on april 13th. last night many people mentioned the american boxer who has had many fights with anthonyjoshua. if

to her, the boxer rebellion was an adventure. wrote letters home saying, you're missing one of the great sieges of the age. she also said she would get up every morning and sweep the bullets off her front porch. they had two children, two sons. cradle designed a exclusively for use on board ocean liners. herbert junior was a year's old, he had been around the world five times, which tells you what happened was, herbert began in nevada, and being hired by a mining firm and sent to australia, found fabulous riches there for his employers, then headed to london. he had offices. by the time he's in his 30's, he is generally regarded as the world's foremost mining engineer and is living in london. one of the things that would come back to haunt him throughout his political career, throughout his public life, were those among his own countrymen, nativists, who believed he was not sufficiently american. that he was somehow really british. it is reminiscent of some of the allegations made against barack obama when he ran for president. i

barbara boxer was the other woman on that committee. we are wondering, what was your reception on the committee? >> i applied to get on ways and means. judd was moving. he ran for the senate from new hampshire.

kazakh boxer get out a goal of can remain canelo alvarez is being called the fight of the century by pundits and seen middleweights mash just under a year ago when the match controversially ended in a draw and sparks flew at friday night's way and three world title belts are on the line and one of the fighters is said to have a home crowd advantage of sorts. he would leave the crowd on saturday will be firmly in his camp so this nicknames canelo meaning cinnamon will left plenty of mexican backing in las vegas on fight night it will be three hundred sixty four days since a controversial draw between the past save kanellos belt after the decision judge adelaide bird stood down from scoring major bouts since then canelo twice tested positive for a banned substance clenbuterol but the levels found suggests that this was due to tainted meat a common issue for mexican athletes in any case the counterpunch specialist prefers to hit back in the ring when. you already know if you follow my fighting career that i never like to talk i do it in the ring it's my job to perform in there i hope ev

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of course, there was senator feinstein and senator boxer who were all by my side throughout all those years. senator burton deserves special thanks and recognition because he made this project possible by working to convince caltrain to transfer the 19 acres of land step built this project and the surrounding neighborhood. which of course, includes the iconic salesforce tower. we can all be grateful that he also helped us secure with the help of leader pelosi, senator feinstein and boxer, the $400 million to build the rail levels which will fulfil the mandate of the public to bring commuters and high-speed rail into the salesforce transit centre. i want to acknowledge all of them. there's too many people to thank you. i think all of you for all of your support. in closing, when you visit the new center, give yourself time to experience all it has to offer. reflect on the words circling the beautiful light column in front of me. walk-through the floor garden. can you identify the cultures represented by the patterns found in the florida? can you find the hidden key? make your way to th

week and that after a ll to him earlier this week and that after all the controversy in the doughnut, boxerversy in the build—up. we don't want any controversy. we want a decisive win. to do that, i think both men are going to have to take some risks. gennady golovkin criticised alvarez by saying he fought in on mexican like way, like he was a counter punch her in —— counterpunch her and a traitor. a really important night for boxing and it really important for boxing and it really important for both men's careers. and we're actually going to hear in the next minutes or so, both men on that skill behind me. ade adedoyin joining me from las vegas. thank you very much forjoining us. st helens won rugby league super league's league leaders' shield after a comfortable victory at home to hull fc. they only needed a point to secure their top placing, but did it in style, winning tonight 38 points to 12. also tonight, wigan warriors made it five wins in a row. a late flurry of tries helped them to a 26—6 victory against warrington wolves in the super 8s. wakefield trinity also beat catalans dragon

it's a true story of an english boxer in a notorious thailand prison.is directed byjean—stephane sauvaire who made a movie i reviewed here on the show a while ago called johnny mad dog. it is one of those films that is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. you know the things — sometimes you feel that you can almost smell a movie? you can feel the environment? it's a tough watch. i think it is one that you might find hard to watch. i thought it was a very impressive, if rather difficult, film. mm, 0k. what i'm fascinated by this week is what on earth you're going to pick up next week. what a cracking selection. you could choose any of them. how fabulous that we've had a week in which there are this many good and diverse films to choose from. it is lovely. that's the joy of cinema. a little stranger is not that scary. i'm sorry, itjust isn't. no, but i was very, very stressed for the whole film. i thought ruth wilson was sensational, but god, i was stressed. a few people have had some sympathy for me on twitter

gennady golovkin — a boxer widely regarded as one of the best pound for pound fighters — has called thisul canelo alvarez — the biggest fight of his career. after a draw in their first bout, the two middleweights will finally meet after their previous rematch was shelved when alvarez failed a drugs test. needless to say the build up is well under way in las vegas and ade adedoyin is there. sometimes the fight doens‘t quite deserve the hype. but these two have huge reputations and the calibre to back it up? yes. best pound for pound fighters in the world at the moment. you can argue have found one of the best middleweight and also. he is not out 34 middleweight and also. he is not out 3a of his opponents. as for alvarez, 52 fights and only lost one to floyd mayweather earlier in his career. no disgrace in that with mayweather being the best pound for pound fighter of his generation. a lot of talking points since they faced each other 12 months ago. it was a controversial draw. many felt that the lufkin won that fight. —— ade adedoyin. alvarez has always maintained he never deliberately tr

restroikss a woman's health. >> the reason i want to talk to you, because of your testimony, and senator boxer strategy? if there is a way to stop kavanaugh, there are two women in the republican caulk houston are ostensibly pro abortion rights, what do you think? you know those women. what do you think about that strategy? >> well, i think it is a good strategy. i watched every minute of these hearings as it pertained to roe. i think it is clear that kavanaugh is hostile to roe and yes, because of the secret e-mails that were made public because of cory booker and her ohno, no, he's not quite sure it is settled law. his point of view in the garza case was outrageous. not to mention this young woman who was 15 weeks pregnant. had gone through entire texas system and he tried on hold up her abortion? by the way, he showed he is loss toil birth control. >> you know this. melissa knows this. do susan collins is that lisa murkowski, they say that they support abortion rights. they say they support access to birth control. they have to know what they're looking at. you worked with them. what do you