hearts struggling dundee. h ea rts we nt struggling dundee.cross. dundee are still third from bottom, four points above the relegation zone. anti—women super league i and arsenal women hosted table toppers chelsea ladies in a 1—1 draw earlier. —— on to women's super league. fran kirby scored. beth mooney dram from the halfway line to score a remarkable solo effort for arsenal. arsenal. arsenal remain in force. negotiations for a world heavyweight title unification fight between anthonyjoshua title unification fight between anthony joshua and title unification fight between anthonyjoshua and deontay wilder could start as early as next week, according to the promoter barry hearn. joshua added the wbo title to his ibf and wbo crowns with a unanimous points win overjoseph park on saturday. david ornstein has more details. this is one of the most eagerly anticipated boxing matches in many yea rs. anticipated boxing matches in many years. although it's perhaps did not quite deliver the drama many wanted, it was no less significant for anthonyjoshua

side though fought back and equalised when roarie deacon's cross was converted by sofien moussa, dundee the relegation zone. chelsea ladies have moved three points clear at the top of the women's super league after a 1—1 draw at arsenal. unbeaten chelsea, who secured a champions league semi final spot last week, were gifted the opener, scored by fran kirby. arsenal equalised at the end of the first half when beth mead ran from the halfway line and didn't need any help. arsenal remain fourth. the defending champions saracens have been knocked out of the european champions cup at the quarter final stage. there was only one point between the teams at half time, but they ended up well beaten by leinster in dublin. 30—19 was the final score and our reporter chrisjones was there. this was a test match like occasion, played at epic intensity, and just like ireland at twickenham to black lea ks wee ks like ireland at twickenham to black leaks weeks ago, leinster were too smart, too clinical and too physical. after a second half bits they marched on into the semifinals of the champions cup. here

they are coming up against clubs like dundee, st mirren, falkirk, clubs with premiership experience,t—time club, dumbarton and they have been punching above their weight for some time. really, that is the bottom line. that is why they struggle, they have got guys here who are bricklayers and carpet layers, coming up against professional players and it was a step too far. four points for a season is embarrassing, what has the mood been like at the stadium? you would expect a bit of doom and gloom but it has been nothing like that. it has been a zen like tranquillity from the fans i have been speaking to. 189—year—old fan, margaret, said she had to keep smiling, she has been supporting the team since she was a little girl. she is six weeks away from her 90th birthday and she was signed when about it. all the fa ns was signed when about it. all the fans seem to be off the same opinion, they know it is a part—time club, they note there is the philosophy here, just enjoy your football. this isa here, just enjoy your football. this is a small town, they are called brechin city because of t

dundee ended a run of five. partick thistle in the relegation play—off place. in the women's super league after a one ivan one draw at arsenal. chelsea secured a chadder slick iended fit? the néiifiifli ...-.- 5.3-.-f. ..- 5..- 55. she. not néiifiifli ...-.- 5.3-.-f. ..- 5..- 55. she i not need from anyone else. arsenal remain fourth. some thrilling golf taking place at the moment at the houston open. ian poulter is right at the heart of it. such a big prize at state. the winner will clinch the last qualifying place at the masters at augusta. ian bulger started the day with a share - lead. by the final hole he was a shot behind —— ian , final hole he was a shot behind —— ian that courage. all happened in the past few minutes. they are on the first hole ofa minutes. they are on the first hole of a sudden death play—off. ian poulter could yet be playing in augusta next week. defending champion saracens are out of this you's europe in champions cup of this you's europe in champions cu p after of this you's europe in champions cup after a 30— 19 defeat in the quarter—

dundee are still third from bottom — four points above the relegation zone..r at the top of the women's super league after a 1—1 draw at arsenal. unbeaten chelsea, who secured a champions league semi—final spot last week, were gifted the opener, scored by fran kirby. arsenal equalised at the end of the first half when beth mead ran from the halfway line and didn't need any help. arsenal remain fourth. the defending champions saracens have been knocked out of the european champions cup at the quarter—final stage. there was only one point between the teams at half—time, but they ended up well beaten by leinster in dublin. 30—19 was the final score and our reporter chrisjones was there. this was a test match like occasion played out epic intensity, and just like ireland act in two weeks ago, lei nster like ireland act in two weeks ago, leinster were too smart, too clinical and too physical. after a second—half blitz, they marched on into the semifinals. joan lipsky has the story of the game. the path to clu b the story of the game. the path to club rugby's gritte

dundee equalised just before half time, but the draw means hearts are six points clear of motherwell,land's cricketers have taken control of the second test against new zealand, thanks to the efforts of james vince and mark stoneman at the crease. thanks to the efforts of james vince england bowled new zealand out for 278, stuart broad and james anderson taking all ten wickets, while stoneman and vince made a 123—run partnership on day three to help england to a lead of 231 runs. on day three to help england rugby union's european champions cup holders, saracens, have been knocked out of the competition at the quarterfinal stage by leinster. their 30—19 victory ended saracens' hopes of winning a third straight champions cup. racing 92 are also into the semifinals after beating clermont auvergne. into the semifinals at the first major of the women's golf season, england's charley hull and jodie ewart shadoff are still in contention, four shots off the lead of pernilla lindberg, withjust one round remaining at the ana inspiration. while ian poulter is trying to qualify for the first maj

dundee ended a run of five home defeats and stay tenth.lace. chelsea ladies are three points clear of super league after a draw with arsenal. chelsea were gifted the opener scored by fran kirby. arsenal equalised when meade ran from the halfway line, equalising for arsenal who remain fourth. defending champions saracens are out of european cup after losing to lenner the. losing to —— leinster. the home side will face scarlets in the semifinal. there will be no premiership representation in the last four now. ant honyjoshua beat joseph parker last night. but the talks have moved on to what will happen next. joshua's team have told us happen next. joshua's team have told us their ready to start next as earl y us their ready to start next as earl yas us their ready to start next as earl y as next week for a fight with deontay wilder. he is one of biggest stars of british sport. joshua drawing another huge crowd and continuing on the path to greatness. in parker camea continuing on the path to greatness. in parker came a resilient opponent. wh

after the opener dundee equalised, they are still third from bottom.rby putting them ahead against arsenal before a leveller. champions manchester city suffered a surprise defeat at home to reading. defending champions saracens are out of the european champions cup after a 30-19 of the european champions cup after a 30—19 defeat to cleansed. the home side running in three tries in dublin including bus. they face scarlets at home in the semifinals, blasting your side left in the competition, there will be no open your ship representation in the last four. 400 metres hurdler ed doyle will become scotland's first—ever flag—bearers at the commonwealth games. it will be one of the highlights of her career she says, when she steps out into the stadium on wednesday, chosen by her fellow scottish team—mates. that's all for 110w. thank you. an abandoned chinese space laboratory — which has been in orbit around the earth since 2011 — has broken up on re—entry over the south pacific ocean. tiangong—1 was being used to train astronauts, but it stopped functioning

top all but secured a top six finish after a 1-1 but secured a top six finish after a 1—1 against dundeebecome a flybe are at the commonwealth games. she says it's a highlight of her career when two steps out on thursday and she was chosen by her fellow scottish team—mates. that's all for now. —— become a flag bearer. an abandoned chinese space laboratory — which has been in orbit around the earth since 2011 — has broken up on re—entry over the south pacific ocean. tiangong—1 was being used to train astronauts, but it stopped functioning in 2016, meaning technicians on the ground weren't able to manage its controlled descent to earth lebo diseko has more. heavenly palace blasting off. china's first space station was supposed to be a launch pad for bigger and better projects. but since then the eight tonne spacecraft around the size of a school bus has stopped working and come crashing down to earth. there was much speculation over where it might fall with estimates including south america, africa, the middle east central asia to name just a few. in the end, the south pacific is where it

this is to do with the old car system, which this was back in the day of dundee and —— ghandi.st the cast structures which are still very strong indeed. it was a very good programme recently that highlighted some examples of this which were really desperate indeed about couples being rejected by their family, unable to live properly, and it still carries on. quite rightly, it still carries on. quite rightly, it is still highlighted. but the result is there may be violence, security issues because of this demonstration. it is on the front page, but hardly any where else. across india, it is a huge event that could have been repercussions. we wa nted that could have been repercussions. we wanted to show this one. this is the front page of the times. rinse charles were some very interesting headgear on. what is going on? —— prince charles. it looks like he has a white chicken on his head. a p pa re ntly a white chicken on his head. apparently he went and saw the elders of the aboriginals. this is traditional headgear. i wonder if it actually them taking the mickey out of the princ

after ross callachan‘s opener, sofien moussa equalised for dundee, who are still third from bottom.t english side left in the competition so there‘ll be no premiership representation in the last four. with roger federer knocked out early, and rafa nadal injured, john isner stepped in to win the miami open, the biggest win of his career. the big—serving american finished it in predictable style with an ace against alexander zverev. he tweeted, "so this is what it feels like to be roger federer every other week." he‘ll break into the world‘s top 10 as a result. and you might remember the name billy monger. he‘s been on breakfast before, he‘s the 18—year—old racing driver who lost both his legs after a crash last year. well, on saturday he was back out on the track competing for the first time since that accident. an exceptionally determined teenager, he finished third in the opening race of the british f3 championship. he‘ll be in action again later today at 0ulton park in cheshire for the second and third races. wow. what a way to start. if you told me this last year i would not have

. >> i plunged the crocodile dundee knife into his right thigh. >> and -- >> he grabbed onto the bottomthe truck and held on while the truck was leaving the facility. >> another inmate recounts his daring escape. >> i rolled up under the truck. took off booking. ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. play [music plays]his". when everything's connected, it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> at cincinnati's hamilton county justice center, inmates who are considered too dangerous to be in general population are

the second half is just getting under way between dundee and heart in the scottish premiership. hearts scored first. the home side equalised. it is 1—1 at the end of the first half. women's super league i leaders, chelsea are playing arsenal. the blues made history this week when he reached the semifinals of the champions league the first time. they took the lead in this match after if poor clearance from the arsenal keeper. kirby scored her 20th of the season. a bad mistake from the goalkeeper. beth meade equalised for arsenal just from the goalkeeper. beth meade equalised for arsenaljust before half—time, and the days of the —— the other day's early... england's cricketers are in a strong position to square the series with new zealand after taking charge the final test. the end of day three in christchurch. james anderson and stuart broad got all of new zealand's wickets. that gave the visitors a 29 first innings lead. opening batsman alistair cooke fell early, but there were two half—ce ntu ry early, but there were two half—century is before being dismissed. new zealand are o

if you have pride, it's all about a love, man. ( applause ) yo, listen, in my world, angelo dundee was laughing and having a good time but as soon as we leave out of here, we want to go back to the prideful stuff, i'm better than you. that's got to end and stop. a month and a half ago when the kids died in that school, i cried all day. that could have been my kids. so i'll take this moment, i'm not afraid to move away from comedy here on your show, this is where i wanted to say this. thank you for having me on here. you know i love you, trev. >> trevor: i know. i love you, man. thanks for being here. "the last o.g." airs tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. on tbs. tracy morgan. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back! >> trevor: that's our show. stay tuned... "the opposition with jordan klepper" is coming up next. now here it is... your moment of zen. >> the birth of the baby will be announced on social media and according to tradition posted on a bulletin out

if you have pride, it's all about a love, man. ( applause ) yo, listen, in my world, angelo dundee wasy, don't cost for thing to be nice. we're laughing and having a good time but as soon as we leave out of here, we want to go back to the prideful stuff, i'm better than you. that's got to end and stop. a month and a half ago when the kids died in that school, i cried all day. that could have been my kids. so i'll take this moment, i'm not afraid to move away from comedy here on your show, this is where i wanted to say this. thank you for having me on here. you know i love you, trev. >> trevor: i know. i love you, man. thanks for being here. "the last o.g." airs tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. on tbs. tracy morgan. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back! ♪ join t-mobile and the whole family can stay connected with new iphones. which is great... ...unless your parents thought you were studying. aren't exams this week? somebody's busted. so join t-mobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. all on america's best unlimited network. only at t-mobile. want to try out my time machine? it runs

aberdeen lost 2-0 victory over dundee. aberdeen lost 2—0 away against hearts.and wales on the third day of the commonwealth games on australia's gold coast. adam peaty successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. world record—holder was not happy with his time but he is now unbeaten in the events for four years. adam peaty is england's rock star swimmer. in breaststroke he deals in domination. to get his first gold down under, he said a new games record but it was closer than he hoped. if that's the bar even higher. it's my second time this season. it was all about the race tonight, it's not about time. that's four years undefeated. cycling boss mike points race has its own kind of chaos. wind in the gaps for the front was ira barker. gold for a well struck cyclist, the first in three decades. it was really special. i've never signed the welsh national anthem on the podium before. i'm so grateful. the flower of scotla nd before. i'm so grateful. the flower of scotland rolls off neal fardy‘s time. he wrote it with second gold of these games. e

this is more about the east dundee west this time round.t is clearly going to have an impact on us debt. so it is a shot across the bow is, as they say. they are concerned. hopefully this is learning the lessons of what we saw in the past. the question is whether governments can take action to get a head of the situations. and if they have the willingness, as well. thank you, iain anderson from cicero group. he will be back with us for the news briefing. united nations officials are saying time is of the essence in syria — a team sent to investigate the suspected chemical weapons attack in douma has again been delayed. the team's security detail came under fire in the town on tuesday. the us defence secretary has suggested the syrian regime may have brought about the delays on purpose. andrew plant reports. it's almost two weeks since this alleged attack using chlorine, said to have killed more than a0 people. the syrian government is accused of using the banned weapon, something president bashar al—assad denies. a team from the organisatio

have lea pfrogged aberdeen to go second in the scottish premiership after a four—nil victory over dundeeil away at hearts. stuart findlay scored for kilmarnock as they beat partick one zero, ross county drew one all with hibs and stjohnstone motherwell ended goaless. leaders celtic are at hamilton tomorrow. let's head down under now to the commonwealth games where there were more golds for england, scotland and wales on the third day of competition on the gold coast. england's swimmer adam peaty, a double olympic champion and world record holder, was in final action for the first time. joe lynskey reports. adam peaty successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. world record—holder was not happy with his time but he is now unbeaten in the events for four years. adam peaty is england's rock star swimmer. in breaststroke he deals in domination. to get his first gold down under, he said a new games record but it was closer than he hoped. if that's the bar even higher. it's my second time this season. it was all about the race tonight, it's not about time. that's four years

rangers are up to second in the scottish premiership after beating dundee 4—0 at ibrox.e dons lost at hearts. kilmarnock won at partick1—0 and there were draws at ross county and stjohnstone. leaders celtic play tomorrow. it's been another busy day at the commonwealth games with more medals for england, scotland and wales on the third day of competition in australia. the hosts lead the way in the medal table but one gold was always heading england's way. from the gold coast, here's our correspondent, hywel griffiths. commentator: here he is, the defending champion, the olympic champion. undefeated for four years, and the holder of every title going. adam peaty came to these games for a different challenge, to bring his own 100 metre breaststroke world record under 57 seconds. this time it wasn't to be, but there was yet another gold medal for his collection. it's nowhere near my best, but sometimes it's about the race. and again, four years undefeated, can't complain. this is exactly the kind of moment the games' organisers want everyone to see. world champions pushing f

rangers have lea pfrogged aberdeen to go second in the scottish premiership after a 4—0 victory over dundeernock as they beat partick1—0, ross county drew 1—1 with hibs and stjohnstone motherwell ended goaless. leaders celtic are at hamilton tomorrow. the third round of the masters is under way at augusta, patrick reed has just rocked a shot, but he still leads by one shot from marc leishman —— just dropped. rickie fowler and rory mcilroy dhawan further shot back at six under par. rory mcilroy began five shots off the lead but he is already two under par for the day. making this birdie on the fourth, as he hopes to win his first green jacket. four—time champion tiger woods finished level for the day. but he is well off the pace having started on four over. lovely tee shot helping him to a birdie on the 16th, there. more success for england, scotland, wales and northern ireland at the commonwealth games. earlier we saw gymnasts nile wilson and james hall give england a one—two in the men's all—around gymnastics final. golds as well for england'sjoe townsend and jadejones in the mens and wome

dundee beat st johnstone, aberdeen are second after their 2—0 win at kilmarnock. failed to reach rugby union's europen champions cup final after a heavy defeat to leinster in their dublin semi final. johnny sexton scoring one of the tries. it could be an all irish final with munster facing racing in the other semi final tomorow just like last weekeknd's grand national at aintree, there was a photo finish in today's scottish grand national at ayr. the race was given to the outsiderjoe farrell. the 33—1 chance, ridden by adam wedge, beat the fast finihsing ballyoptic by a nose. there's been a shock on the first day of the world snooker championship. the defending champion mark selby was knocked out in the first round. joe perry beat him 10—11. selby was chasing a fourth crucible title in five years. you can follow all the snooker on the bbc sport website, and from 4am tomorrow morning you can watch great britain's fed cup tie againstjapan, their world group play off is tied at 1—1. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from m

motherwell beat dundee 2 1, while it finished 1 all between saintjohnstone and partick thistle.rogramme... sebastien vettel continues to dominate hamilton in the azerbaijan grand prix. great britain look to reach the elite division of the ice hockey world championship. the big names keep falling at the snooker world championship. ronnie o'sullivan was knocked out in the second round by ali carter. amat that contain plenty of needle. he was beaten by carter 13—9 at the crucible meaning his wait for a world title goes on after his last success was in 2013. huge news from the crucible, the world number two and the five—time event winner this year, ronnie o'sullivan is out, he has been downed by the captain and how would you sum up that performance from ali carter today? tenacious, feisty and one of the best he has had in his career. there was lots went on, there was a bit of needle between there was a bit of needle between the players but he stood up to him and he made one of the best clea ra nces and he made one of the best clearances of his life to go one frame short. and it was

dundee beach saintjohnstone, while spartacus or‘s 2—1win over hamilton lift them off the bottom of theg amir khan's comeback fight, it didn't take too long. he inched —— he promised a clinical showing against canadian phil greco in liverpool and duly delivered, in just a0 seconds. amir khan is back, he said, in his post fight interview. that with a bang and talking about himself in the third person. world snooker championship is one—day—old and is defending champion mark selby is already out, chasing a third world title in a row, well beaten by world number 22 joe perry at the crucible, ten frames to four. most of the damage was done in the first session, losing seven of the first nine frames. ronnie o'sullivan is in danger as well, trailing stephen maguire 6—3. you are up to date from the bbc sports centre. the funeral for the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush, has been held in houston, texas. four former presidents were among the mourners but president trump stayed away, with the first lady attending. barbara bush died at the age of 92 on tuesday. her sonjeb bush s

dundee at ibrox. 11 under. two eagles on the back nine, he's three shots clear of mcilroy. feel like all the pressure is on him. him. and, you know, he's got that to deal with and sleep on the night. with and sleep on the night. feel like i can go out there and play like i've got nothing to lose. sebastian vettel will start today's bahrain grand prix on pole. bahrain grand prix on pole. from his team mate kimi raikkonen. due to a penalty for changing the gear box on his mercedes. the athletics in the 20 kilometre walk. walk. versus scotland in the final of the men's trebles. men's trebles. alex gulrajani takes up the story. sunday mornings down under don't get much better. much better. a packed house and golds on the line. scotland against australia. australia. an epic lawn bowls final was building up nicely. has he got it? what a bowl! pick the bowls out of that one! of that one! and top prize at stake, the aussies came fighting back. came fighting back. scotland skip darren burn it put some distance

familiar with various politicians and medical practitioners who have used the phrase a war on cancer, dundeedone at the history of human effort to combat the disease, do you think this notion of a war on cancer is useful? i think it is useful in some ways an historically, it was useful and remains useful. the idea of the word historically, the war on cancer batted away, did away with the kind of minimalism around cancer. there was nothing we could do. there was nothing you could do, but like every metaphor it came loaded with its own problems. it created the idea that we are soldiers in the battle, that patients are somehow collateral damage, the loss of lives is somehow collateral damage as we move forward , collateral damage as we move forward, except. and that those who do not succeed in the battle on a personal level have failed. have failed, exactly. so, like all metaphors, it had some powerful things about it but even so, had created a kind of comment also a damaging sense of loss, which still lives today actually. some patient of mine say well, i do not want to think of this as a war,

cleverlycraft marketing, reinforced by charismatic figures such as paul hogan, crocodile done dean -- dundee, and the great steve irwin and the great irony is that both of those men were more poplar? successful in america and had personalities far more in tune with the united states of america than their country of birth. that marketing bears little resemblance with reality. culturally and politically, there is very little difference between australia and any number of european nations. churches are being routinely changed into nightclubs. christianity is neither robust nor welcomed. the politics of envy is alive and well. drummed into australians by decades of socialism and well welfarism. anyone who supports gun rights is considered extreme. radical multiculturalism mass made the nation almost unrecognizable from even 20 years ago. australia's isolation is the only saving grace. is more rick and takes longer for the force 0 degradessation so prevalents in europe to take root. america stands alone in culture, in systems, and in values. that is because it is the only country that is also an

dundee beat st johnstone, partick thistle beat hamilton.s clear of fulham but crucially 15 clear of cardiff in third who have a couple of games in hand but now cannot catch wolves regardless of their results. at the bottom, sunderland have suffered a second straight relegation after losing at home to burton. they‘ll be replaced by wigan athletic promoted from league one. the wait for a welsh winner of the european champions cup will continue for another year after pro 14 champions scarlets were convincingly beaten by leinster in the semi final. nick parrott reports. despite a dragon on their shirts they were underdogs against leinster. the irish have won this competition three times since the welsh last reached a semi final. that did not bother them. the only man in red from eight winners medal was cool and composed. the defence was cool and composed. the defence was not. the pressure from the blue shirts finally breaching the dam with james ryan squeezing through and it was unrelenting. wave after wave sweeping the scarlets until they coul

crafted marketing, reinforced by charismatic figures such as paul hogan, otherwise known as crocodile dundee, and the late crocodile hunter, the great steve irwin. let me just add parenthetically that the great irony is that both of those men were infinitely more popular and successful in america and at personalities far more into with the united states of america than they country of birth. that marketing bears little resemblance with reality. culturally and politically there is very little difference between australia and any number of european nations. churches are being routinely changed into nightclubs. christianity is neither robust nor welcomed. the politics of envy is alive and well. drummed into australians by decades of socialism and welfarism. anybody who supports gun rights is considered extreme. radical multiculturalism has made the nation almost unrecognizable from even 20 years ago. australia's isolation is its only saving grace. it is more difficult and takes longer for the forces of degradation so prevalent in europe to take root. america stands alone in culture, and system,

motherwell beat dundee 2 1, while it finished 1 all between saintjohnstone and partick thistle.t success world title goes on after his last su ccess was world title goes on after his last success was in 2013. a little bit of a needle between the players, but carter said he would not let that affect him. you can see he was pretty pleased to have knocked out ronnie 0‘sullivan. pretty pleased to have knocked out ronnie o'sullivan. in the past i have been guilty of ronnie intimidating me, like probably has done to a lot of other players. he turned me over here four times, twice in the final and it is nice to get one up. i feel like a different person now since i last played him in 2012. i have been through so much in my life. i am delighted to win and get through. it‘s been a dramatic day in the aviva premiership. bath travelled to gloucester for the west country derby knowing that nothing short of a bonus point victory was needed to keep alive their hopes of playing in the champions cup next season. shaking off their recent poor run of form, the visitors had secured the four try bo

but the dundee come back and said what happened to the other 87?they thought it would be the perfect return every year. downstairs,hibit the detectives passed a law in 1871 to outlaw the carrying of guns. i know the kansas cowtown's outlawed the carrying of guns come and they killed over 20 men, newton, and one year. but i did not know they outlawed the actual carrying. obviously they were not obeying the law. michael: [laughs] no. in the frontier counties, you can carry a firearm, but not in the organize county. they could carry if they were not close to a county long, but in that you get arrested going through texas with open carry. that part is true. accompanied the drive to dodge city. what years without have been? 1880's, 1890's? michael: 1877 or 1878. she went on the first three, issue rode sidesaddle. imagine not doing nearly 300 miles. but she was tough. >> she described herself as the one to do it. tohael: right, she also rode pueblo, where his other ranches, on sidesaddle. >> that was his first wife. michael: yes, that was molly. thank yo