peter hayes is our guest, jerry is in largo, florida. please go ahead, jerry. >> caller: thank you for taking my question. i would like to ask why the holocaust occurred in germany and previously in other countries because of the undue influence of a small minority like the jewish people in the media and in banking. and whenever the large majority feels that a small minor has undue influence, that civilization is ripe for holocaust and similar type eventsful i'll hang up and -- events. i'll hang up and listen to your answer. >> host: peter hayes. >> guest: there's a kind of circular reason there. what is undue? if i were to say that in chicago where i live most of the dealers in oriental rugs are armenians, is that undue? i don't know why. and so i think it is true that because of a pre-existing tradition of anti-semitism people thought there was something nefarious in the presence of jews in the entertainment industry, banking and so on and so forth. but these were people following their occupational opportunities. >> host: when did the

haye left for surgery on had taken its toll.bellew revealed he'd broken his hand. but the toxic trash talking had turned to respect. i told him thank you. you have helped me secure my kids' future. he said thank you for making such a great fight, i cannot believe you are still standing. he gets admiration from me, a brilliant athlete and he has been in a special fight. one with no title at stake, but no shortage of pride. and great britain claimed three gold medals on the third day of the para cycling track world championships in los angeles. sophie thornhill won the womens tandem kilometre time trial, james ball won the men's event and there was also a first world title forjon gildea in the c5 individual pursuit. david mcdaid was watching. it was a super saturday for gb para track cyclist in los angeles. they won six medals, three of them gold. not only that, the women's tandem pairings took one, 23 in their time trial. sophie thornhill got the gold in that, has second of the week while aileen mcglynn and alison patrick took th

the author is peter hayes, chairman of the academic committee for the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. if you'd like to call in and discuss this issue with him, 202 is the area code, 748-8200 for those of you in the east and central time zones, 748-8201 if you live in the mountain and pacific time zones. and we'll get to your calls in just a minute. total number of jew killed? >> guest: the number, estimates have varied, of course, over time, but what is rks we've been able to do statistical analyses that tell us that the total number killed is roughly between 5.99 and 6 million. -- 5.9 and 6 million and that is very close to the initial estimates right after 1945. >> host: what was the jewish population in europe at that time? >> guest: in 1939 the jewish population; that is, people who belonged to jewish communities and so forth, was 9 million. >> host: what happened to the other 3 million? >> guest: some fled as the germans fellowed the soviet union, and some retreated with the army. others were saved by governments that collaborated with the nazis. it's h

they are haye? that this is all an act? they a re really haye? that this is all an act?e last seven or eight years nodded and shaken hands and worked side—by—side for sky tv. the pairof worked side—by—side for sky tv. the pair of them have worked for us here at radio 5 live, not on the same night but on different nights, and they have praised each other‘s performances. david belle vue would say david haye is a great fighter. david haye would say tony bellew had an enormous heart and was a great fighter. it was pantomime. it broke rules but it was pantomime. tony bellew is a fantastic salesman and admits that. he said last week to us at radio 5 live, i'm going to send my kids to do by because i don't wa nt my kids to do by because i don't want them to see what i become next week when i sell despite. when i finished selling this fight, the whole world want to watch it. somewhere between dumping out of the ring and the last few days, something really nasty happened, there was a transformation in david haye, who feels aggrieved at what bellew said and bellew feels rightly ag

yes, david haye very much expected to win.arena last night. david haye was the firm favourite coming into it, but he injured his ankle in the sixth round and could only really throw a left. his corner threw in the towel in the 11th round, when bellew punched haye through the ropes. after the fight, the pair embraced and they were all smiles. the champion set up nicely in the rematch, that grudge match, now. i've just done what wladimir klitschko couldn't do. i've just done what the biggest heavyweight that's ever lived, heavyweight champion that's ever lived, in nikolai valuev, couldn't do. tonight i claimed my glory. he was hurt, he was genuinely hurt. he was in a bad way. so i carried him and his weight... believe you me, i carried him. his weight was on me. he's a heavy man! i felt the weight of that 16 stone as i carried him. so, you know, he's had to break me, but it's all water under the bridge. we shook hands. i'm happy i've come through tonight, i'm happy we both go home safe and i'm happy i've come to this arena again

but then a twist, in the sixth round, haye stumbled, injuring his ankle.uld hardly move and bellew sensed his chance and haye was down. but not yet out. somehow he hobbled on but at the 11th, his hopes went through the ropes. as the cameras snapped around him, haye tried to scramble back to his feet. his team decided enough was enough. bellew had done it and after a build—up full of threats and insults, the warmest of embraces. the fight had taken its toll. haye left for surgery on his achilles, then bellew revealed he'd broken his hand. my my right hand is a bit of a mess, so apologies for being late. but the toxic trash talking had turned to respect. i told him thank you. you have helped me secure my kids‘ future. he said thank you for making such a great fight, i cannot believe you are still standing. he gets admiration from me as a sportsman, a brilliant athlete and he has been in a special fight. one with no title at stake, but no shortage of pride. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. now i

tony bellew arms aloft after beating david haye. many thought it would be a bit ofa david haye.ut he injured his ankle in the sixth round and could only really throw a left. his corner threw in the towel in the 11th round, when bellew punched haye through the ropes. he tried to get back through, but the towel came flying in. after all the trash talk in the build up, the pair embraced and were all smiles after the fight, which is set up nicely for a rematch. i've just i'vejust done i've just done what wladimir klitschko couldn't do. i've just done what are world's greatest heavyweight champions couldn't do. tonight i claim my glory. he was hurt, genuinely hurt, in a bad way. soi hurt, genuinely hurt, in a bad way. so i carried him. his weight was on me. he is a heavy man. ifelt the weight of that 16 stone as i carried him. it is all water under the bridge. we shook hands. unhappy i've come through the night. happy we both go home safe and unhappy i've come to this arena again. england's women snatched a dramatic victory over the world champions usa in their second match of the sh

, and says haye's corner should have thrown in the towel earlier.in the 11th round after haye damaged his achilles, and was knocked down in the 6th. haye was the firm favourite coming into the fight, but after the injury he could only really throw a left. bellew punched haye through the ropes in the 11th, and his corner decided enough was enough. afterwards, bellew was asked if he would be interested in staying at heavyweight. we will see, it is one of many possibilities. i was sit down after spending time with my family. i will get advice, i down after spending time with my family. iwill get advice, i need advice because i am the biggest danger to myself. we will talk and have more news. laura muir will be looking to make it a double this afternoon at the european indoor championships in belgrade. she's competing in the 3000metres later, a day after she won 1500 metre gold. muir continued her fantastic season, taking gold and setting a new british record in the process. you can watch the final day of the indoor athletics on bbc two this afternoon.

haye was ahead and then he p°pped fight. haye was ahead and then he popped his achilles.was really struggling so he could only throw a left—handed punch. he was using the ropes to hold himself up was using the ropes to hold himself up but he kept going for five rounds. he was very brave and we have not really seen that from him before. in the end he got punched through the ropes. he tried to get back through to climb back through that his corner said you have taken enough punishment and threw in the towel. do you think the bravery that david haye neutralised the animosity between the two of them. they were hugging at the end of the fight. do you think at that point tony bellew noticed he was hitting a broken man and all that animosity melted away. i think part of the build up pantomime to sell tickets and pay—per—view and it got over a million pay per view. part of it is that and part of it is they have been through 11 rounds of hell together and at the end of it i think you've got some respect for your opponent. i don't think that haye bellew sort that might i don't thin

but then a twist, in the sixth round, haye stumbled, injuring his ankle.haye was down. but not yet out.

from msnbc, chris hayes is here, everybody! chris hayes! cheers and applause ) first, do you guys remember house speaker paul ryan, part time fitness model and health care flop? after health care fell apart like a two-dollar burrito, president trump said he didn't blame paul ryan but the next day said they should watch the judge jeneanne show the next day. >> paul ryan needs to step down as speaker of the house. >> trevor: i'll never get used to people who speak like this! ( laughter ) i hope this is how trump fires everyone from now on. hey, rhine, steve do yo doocy wd like to have a word with you... ( laughter ) it was obvious to everyone trump was trolling ryan, but last night paul ryan explained we've all got wrong eyes. >> did you guys talk about the tweet he sent out to watch the show on fox? >> yeah, we did. he called me. he actually was very apologetic about it. he said, i had no idea that's what she was going to talk about. i thought she was going to talk about something else. so that was completely coincidental. he's right when he

park guen—haye still has her fans. divisions will remain. park guen—haye still has herfans.onsible for many deaths and acts of terror he went on to embrace electoral politics and became a principal architect of the peace process that led to the 1998 good friday agreement. chris buckler reports. to painta to paint a true picture of martin mcguinness, you have to accept contradictions. he was a paramilitary . he was a contradictions. he was a paramilitary who once embraced violence but also a peacemaker who reached out to rivals. a man who could be seen in very different lights. born in londonderry into a large catholic family, martin mcguinness came of age as northern ireland‘s divides became prevalent. in that a‘ef e demands? i would take response to demands? i would take into consideration the feelings of the people. he became one of the faces of ruthless irish republicanism and was jailed for terrorist offences in dublin. he changed considerably from the own man he is to swagger around the no go areas in londonderry as commander of the provisional ira. what started asa of

and in boxing, tony bellew, upsets the odds by beating david haye, in a thrilling heavyweight contestndon. and the dateline panel analyses donald trump's claim the us economy is booming and asks about those contacts with russia? that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, philip hammond, has said he wants to maintain fiscal discipline and reduce borrowing in his budget on wednesday. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr show he argued that "there needs to be reserves in the tank". but the shadow chancellor said that if the economy grew at a faster rate, more money should be invested in public services. susana mendonca said he has made it clear he doesn't want to go on any spending spree. wants to go on any spending spree. wants to make sure there is enough money to make sure there is enough money to give him the flexibility in dealing with any uncertainty with brexit. when people ask him to spend more on social care, there was no movement on that when he spoke to andrew marr earlier. he was keeping his cards close to his chest, but we do

this week haye has been unapologetic in the threats he has made towards bellew.ing with the things that have been said, we have got to consider what has been said. some of the things that have been said is wrong, we know that, we are human beings. it is disappointing. we have all said things we shouldn't say and as soon as we've said it, we've realised, we have all done that. but i think to keep going and saying things is wrong. they are public figures and people try to wind them up, the media is brilliant, but sometimes the media x things are now we have got to take the whole thing and put this into context. as i say, we are disappointed, some things that have been said are wrong and we have got to deal with it accordingly. that fight is on bbc radio 5live tomorrow night. that's all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news. results are being declared in the northern ireland assembly election. the dup and shin —— sinn fein have been polling strongly. and within the last hour the ulster unionist leader mike nesbitt has announced he is to resign, saying the electo

i spent a lot of time with david haye, iwas fights.f time with david haye, i was around his world title fight when he took the heavyweight crown, he said some nasty things then and about vladimir clips call, but he was also a fantastic cruiserweight champion. he is very early light and knows all about his sport, but once you get into the build—up of the fight, especially that week, he changes, he flips, and it is very calculated as well, because there is now built on the line saw how do you sell it? you sell out of the characters of these two men, and they know that the people watching have got to pay for the very expensive subscription to watch it on the television, and it is expensive to watch in person, this one at the 02 arena, they are selling this fight, but in a year in which we have had a lot of tragedies in boxing, hemmed talking about the damage that he wants to inflict on tony bellew, it leaves a bad taste in the mouth, and the british boxing board of control sets to calm it down, but we still have a weekend tomorrow and tha

and in boxing, tony bellew, upsets the odds by beating david haye, in a thrilling heavyweight conteston. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, phillip hammond, has rounded on what he's described .he . he wants to increase fiscal discipline. increase fiscal discipline. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr show before delivering the budget on wednesday he has argued that although the economy has proven to be robust, there's still a need for fiscal discipline as the country prepares for brexit. with me now is our political correspondent susana mendonca... he put great emphasis on skills training and one submitted on the same basis as academic training. we know that the government is very focused upon improving productivity and making sure we have the workforce needed after we brexit from the european union to be able to do thejobs. from the european union to be able to do the jobs. that is one of issues he talks about. you mention about the reserves in the tank. he has made it quite clearly does not wa nt to has made it quite clearly does not want to go and any kind of spend

haye was warned by the british boxing board of control about his conduct.said what we said at the time, and i am sure i will have to pay some fine at some stage, because some fine at some stage, because some of the comments went too far. ifi some of the comments went too far. if i need to pay it, i will do it happily. when you get into that beast mode before the fight, you're not thinking about political correctness being fined, you are thinking about getting in the room. it isa thinking about getting in the room. it is a dog hit, sometimes, not a fun place to be. —— a dog pit. the director general of the world anti doping agency 0livier niggli says they are working with russia to "reboot" their anti—doping system. niggli told the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan that there is "a very clear road map" in place but their participation at next year's winter olympics in south korea is still up in the air. it is too early for me to say that because we are precisely working with them to see things can be put into place and a credible system can be in brasher in the c

joann hayes-white fire chief. i always say the city small-town so when i found out about this story that are pil brought to us as walls are responding crews from pd and fire department, i, too, like jonathan sort of in a back nine of my career was very inspired to hear the three people out having a nice afternoon fishing to assist someone. did no total stranger. for me, i sign allow certificates every illustrated her about mr. shanahan. to my great surprise, i wanted i said to mr. shannon, who i met and know from over the years, i said you are the mr. shanahan. it's amazing like i said big city small-town. so we are forever grateful for the great work that you did and i'm glad your join us are able to join us today. congratulations i like you on behalf of the fire department and as was the commission michael each of you up individually and then you can stay by me and maybe if one of you were all three of you want to say a few words i know the commission would be very open to that. so furman, i'm going to read each

that was not greg hayes. this was like greg hayes has just said i have seen the future and this is a different time. and, remember, he was the first person who was taken to task by the president. >> exactly. >> we have a great relationship. >> maybe he was lucky he was the first taken to task. improved the relationship and there he is now. is he seeing it in actual orders? >> yes. >> at this moment in time? >> yes. >> it's not just -- >> no! >> we're positive about the future. we're seeing it right now. >> seeing it right now. employment report we saw this morning is typical of what he is seeing. he needs more mechanics. can you imagine? needs more mechanics. >> the stock is up. >> it should be up, for heaven's sake. these markets are stupid. >> not to greg hayes but to every ceo that we get -- we had it yesterday. remember that guy, hesh grerb greenberg? train don't complain. instead of waiting for someone else to train them bring them in and train them themselves. >> united technologies have given more scho

tony bellew‘s can‘t believe david haye is not the force he was before, david haye.ary on bbc radio five live from ten p.m.. in golf and things are not going to plan for rory mcilroy in mexico. the world number three can reclaim top spot in the rankings if he wins and dustin johnson finishes in a two—way tie for third or worse. rory mcilroy had a two shot lead over night, that he had a bogey at the second and another bogey at the third. meanwhile dustin johnson is another bogey at the third. meanwhile dustinjohnson is four under after eight holes and has taken the overall lead, one shot ahead of rory mcilroy. and we finally managed to hear from arsene wenger after his side was beaten 3—1 by liverpool. the main talking point was leaving alexis sanchez on the bench. talking point was leaving alexis sanchez on the benchlj talking point was leaving alexis sanchez on the bench. i am strong enough and lucid enough to analyse the impact and i do not deny that alexis sanchez is a great player. i bought him and i have always played him and he has done well with us, but it is

chris hayes and mckay coppins is with me.is, looking at the graphic that shows six of the house republicans that turned out to be no votes and some of the places they turned out to be from are extraordinary. leonard lance of new jersey, dave young, iowa. jamie herrera of washington, scott day jar lay of the tennessee. does this have proof that the people prevailed? that whatever promises republicans made their voters don't want this repealed? >> it's a great question. there's a combination of things happening. one is that. i think a lot of the conservative objection, particularly you see it from folks like tom cotton in arkansas, rand paul in kentucky. in those states that have medicaid expansion, i think they're attacking the bill from the right so they can preserve it from the left. i do think one of the many remarkable things about how this is playing south that the house freedom caucus, even if i substantively object to what they're trying to do and i think the policy they're aiming for is bad, you have to sort of admire

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the odds makers have david haye the one to win. but he is not the force he once was.ent of 135 rounds of boxing. but he is likely to have to whether a very heavy storm if he wants victory. commentary is on radio 5 live from ten p.m.. it is getting harder as i am getting olderfor it is getting harder as i am getting older for sure, it is getting harder as i am getting olderfor sure, like the recovery afterwards. i do not know whether it is because i am getting older or whether we had seven weeks notice to get ready for it. when i crossed the line i really struggled when i got off the bike and the only reason i got up off the floor is because i had to come to the medal presentation. i was pretty out of it for a while. definitly red won the grimthorpe handicap chase at doncaster today, one of the key trials ahead of next month's grand national. ridden by danny cook, he beat last year's winner and favourite the last samurai into second place. it's the 10th career win for definitly red who is trained by brian ellison. he is now 14—1 for the national. if his career had gone

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thank you smart chief hayes-white. thank you very much vice president thank you, chief, beanie for your presentation and i had a couple of questions but how many state master is sucked as we have and what does it take to be a state master instructor? spears him a pass that over to capt. seidel because i believe he is one. >> we have for mastery structures in the department. i am wanted [inaudible] he is one. there is shane kyle is a captain. he's not one yet he's on his way to becoming one. and the requirements of the syndication standard has changed in the last year. it used to be a series of classes when i went through the six different we: classes you have to go through as well as have back on expensive number of hours teaching now it's onto three different class b stock to be the background requirements being a trained officer pursuant amount of time having taught so many hours in the classroom either during just basic firefighter nor state fire curriculum. speak >> thank you very much. i would also like to express

hayes took in the bargain? >> i think the question is what role, active or otherwise, rutherford b. hayes took in this corrupt bargain, i call it, the election of 1876 and its so-called resolution the following year. i don't think much. i think his political operatives all of theled machinations and shenanigans to get him the office. hand, likehad a deft lincoln zone to cannery in politics. you would have third parties do your bidding. i think that was the case here. >> thank you. the head of the history department at youngstown state always made the statement that john wilkes booth did lincoln a -- byby telling him killing him because he could not have done much better with congress as johnson dead. >> another what-if question that is asked all the time. and it should be. lovers and lane again and respectful of his statesmanship, i have to think that lincoln had so much more political skill than his successor that he would have done a lot better in a mealy rating the conflict between the legislative branch. success, not a total because, remember, we are talking about a social revol

bellew punched haye through the ropes in the 11th, and his corner decided enough was enough.ing, bellew has said he broke his right hand in the third round, and is proud of what he achieved. i've just done what wladimir klitschko couldn't do. i've just done what the biggest heavyweight that's ever lived, heavyweight champion that's ever lived, in nikolai valuev, couldn't do. tonight i claimed my glory. he was hurt, he was genuinely hurt. he was in a bad way. so i carried him and his weight... believe you me, i carried him. his weight was on me. he's a heavy man! i felt the weight of that 16 stone as i carried him. so, you know, he's tried to break me, but it's all water under the bridge. we shook hands. i'm happy i've come through tonight, i'm happy we both go home safe and i'm happy i've come to this arena again. you know what, tonight, mate, i've taken the glory like i said i would. england's women snatched a dramatic victory over the world champions usa in their second match of the she believes cup in newjersey. the only goal of the game came in the 89th minute, lucy bronz

in the case of haye v bellow, it's so far so formulaic, but when does trash talk cross the line intoaying he will hospitalise tony bellow and cave his skull in. the british boxing board of control has warned him to stop and that he could face sanctions, but tonight he was unrepentant. is there anything that you've said in the last two weeks that you'd wish to apologise for? no, nothing. every single thing i said, at the time i said it, i meant it. everything i've said in the leadup to this fight will be forgotten once tony bellow is stretched out unconscious on the counters. those comments, they're very disrespectful. they're degrading. they're dragging my sport in the mud and they're just, they are such wrong things to say. these kind of comments are nothing new, but 2016 was a terrible year for the sport. 25—year—old mike towell died after his last fight and two other fighters were placed into induced comas. there's now a sense from inside the sport that those that those who oversee it must show some leadership.

in the sixth round, haye stumbled, injuring his ankle.ent through the ropes. as the cameras snapped around him, haye tried to scramble back to his feet. the count is at nine. but his team decided enough was enough. bellew had done it and after a build—up full of threats and insults, the warmest of embraces. the fight took its toll, haye liver surgery on his achilles while bellew revealed he had broken his hand. but the trash talking, turned to respect. had broken his hand. but the trash talking, turned to respectlj had broken his hand. but the trash talking, turned to respect. i said, thank you you have helped me secure my kids future. he said no, thank you, i can't believe you are still standing. he has my respect as an athlete. one with no title at stake, but no shortage of pride. totte n ha m tottenham have close the gap on chelsea to seven points after beating everton. harry kane scored twice in a 3—2 victory. the england striker is now the top goal—scorer of the league. celtic had to come from behind he reach the scottish cup semifin

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david haye injured his achilles and could only throw a left.chko couldn't do. i've just done what the biggest heavyweight that's ever lived, heavyweight champion that's ever lived, in nikolai valuev, couldn't do. tonight i claimed my glory. he was hurt, he was genuinely hurt. he was in a bad way. so i carried him and his weight... believe you me, i carried him. his weight was on me. he's a heavy man! i felt the weight of that 16 stone as i carried him. so, you know, he's tried to break me, but it's all water under the bridge. we shook hands. i'm happy i've come through tonight, i'm happy we both go home safe and i'm happy i've come to this arena again. you know what, tonight i've taken the glory like i said i would. well bellew will be watching his beloved everton today as they face tottenham at white hart lane. everton will have faint hopes of making the top four, while spurs are looking to keep the pressure up on leaders chelsea who play tomorrow. they are doing very well. they have a very good team, very good players. it will be a very compe

haye lost in ii brutal rounds and has been speaking to the bbc‘s natalie pirks.at the time and i am sure i will have to pay some sort of fine at some stage from the british board of control because some of the comments went too far and ifi some of the comments went too far and if i have to pay the fine i will happily pay a fine. but when you get into that beast mode before the fight you're not thinking about political correctness, you are not thinking about fines, you are thinking about fines, you are thinking about fines, you are thinking about getting into the ring, and it is a dog could sometimes, and it is not a fun place to be. —— dog pit. julian alaphilippe has won the fourth stage of the paris nice race and with it takes the overall lead. the quick step rider finished 19 seconds ahead of spain's alberto contador in the 14.5 kilometre time trial that ended with a climb over the beaujolais vineyards tony gallopin came third on the day and is up to second in the overall standings. team sky rider gianni moscon suffered a heavy crash as the bmc racing team won

a good example of that is chief joanne hayes-white, where are you? alright. i danced with your fath er in cork. i think it was on top of a table. [laughter] and i remember last year that you and your sister patty and family gave a wonderful party for your mother at a really big birthday and took her all around the city to all the places wonderful in her memory of her childhood and had a wonderful day. now your boyerize taking up the rein doing wonder fings for the city and other people. on the note talking about family, i like to introduce someone here who is part of the irish american family and because-i know he is a irish, because there is a river named for him. lee river going through cork. may i introduce lord mayor of san francisco, ed lee. [applause] >> seana, thank you again for that wonderful introduction. hi every, welcome to people said palace. today and for the next two weeks we are all irish. that's going to be reflective of our supervisors here today, supervisor mark farrell, supervisor shehy, supervisor norman yee who is irish for the next 2 we

thank you smart chief hayes-white. thank you very much vice president thank you, chief, beanie for your presentation and i had a couple of questions but how many state master is sucked as we have and what does it take to be a state master instructor? spears him a pass that over to capt. seidel because i believe he is one. >> we have for mastery structures in the department. i am wanted [inaudible] he is one. there is shane kyle is a captain. he's not one yet he's on his way to becoming one. and the requirements of the syndication standard has changed in the last year. it used to be a series of classes when i went through the six different we: classes you have to go through as well as have back on expensive number of hours teaching now it's onto three different class b stock to be the background requirements being a trained officer pursuant amount of time having taught so many hours in the classroom either during just basic firefighter nor state fire curriculum. speak >> thank you very much. i would also like to express

i am he with a stone lighter and david haye. iam ready he with a stone lighter and david haye. is manufactured, he is not really a heavyweight. he is not in a million yea rs. heavyweight. he is not in a million years. aesthetics lee he looks fantastic, but when you get close to him he is trembling. he is trembling. he is not as confident and he does not believe the things he says. i looked at him and he was actually trembling. i was hoping he would look a little more physically impressive. i was hoping i would see some remnants of abdominal muscles or something, but he looked very smooth. i have knocked out guys a lot bigger and stronger and more athletic than him, so i do not see what he can do other than get smashed pretty quickly. fighting talk, that is all the spot for now. goalless in those early kick—offs, now it is time for click. this week: smoking streets, burning fruit and keeping our cool as we go live in virtual reality. we are about to put a whole new spin on the world of mobiles. we are at the mobile world congress in barcelona, the big show devoted to phones, tab

haye dominated the early stages, before suffering an ankle injury in the seventh round.the ground and out of the ring. this is bbc news. good morning. saturday was a day of mixed fortunes. sunny for some, wet for others. let's have a look at some of the weather watcher pictures that we have to illustrate the point. a pretty miserable day across parts of aberdeenshire. the rain relentless all day. further south, some lovely spring sunshine and warmth to go with it. highs of 13 degrees close to london. yes, it was beautiful here, but the rain continued with over an inch across parts of northern scotland and plenty of showers piling in around the low. as we go through sunday, the rain will clear into the northern isles and that will allow this weather front to push into the south—west. so, a change. looking at 9am in the morning, some sunny spells. a few showers across much of scotland, but on the whole an improving weather story. not bad into northern ireland and northern england as well. sunshine from the word go. we might see rain pushing into the southern fringes of the

this week, haye has been unapologetic in the threats he has made towards bellew.ve a meeting next week when we will consider what has been said. but some of the things that has been said is wrong, we all know that, we all are said is wrong, we all know that, we allare human said is wrong, we all know that, we all are human beings, it is disappointing. we have all said things we shouldn't say, and we realise, i shouldn't have said that. but to keep going on about that and saying things that are wrong, they are public figures, people try to wind them up, the media is brilliant, but sometimes the media tries to eight things on, and we have to take the whole thing in context. but as i say, we are disappointed, some of the things that has been said is wrong, and we have to deal with that accordingly. commentary for that grudge match will be on radio 5 live tomorrow, should be in the ring at the o2 arena about ten o'clock. sophie thornhill has won a fifth world title as great britain claimed a a gold and silver on the opening day of the para cycling track world champion

bellew beat favourite haye after knocking him down in the 11th round.fered in the sixth round — fell through the ropes before his fell through the ropes, before his corner threw in the towel. the fighters paid tribute to each other after the fight despite the aggressive war of words in the run up. that's all sport for now. the headlines on bbc news: the chancellor, phillip hammond, has set the tone for this week's budget by dismissing calls to increase government borrowing. president trump has been urged to back up his allegation that his predecessor, barack obama, ordered his phones to be tapped during the election campaign. a rally for the french conservative francois fillon is getting underway in paris, in a last—ditch attempt to show that an impending criminal investigation won't derail his presidential campaign. government forces in iraq have renewed their assault on the city of mosul — where fighters from the islamic state group are surrounded. they are reported to be within a few hundred metres of the old city. tens of thousands of people have fl

but short of confidence, david haye. that is all the sport for now —— not short.er the world. it is now arrived in the uk and our sports correspondent has been giving ita sports correspondent has been giving it a go. —— sports correspondent has been giving ita go. —— ice sports correspondent has been giving it a go. —— ice fighting for stop the sum of us, ice—skating can be a challenge. —— for some of us. there can be quite a lot of pain and humiliation, but now there is a new sport for all of us to get up to speed on the ice. under starters orders and ready to go, one of scandinavia's popular new sports has arrived in the uk. 0n the zeiss bikes back wheels have been placed —— ice bikes. bikes back wheels have been placed -- ice bikes. some people are afraid of ice—skating and falling over and giving it a try but this is more inclusive and you don't have to worry about falling over and anyone can do it. i've been overtaken again, it takes getting used to, especially the way you glide around the corners. there can be contacted on these fancy wheel to wheel tussles,

boxer tony bellew, upsets the odds by beating david haye, in a thrilling heavyweight contest in londonweek in parliament looks at clashes betweenjeremy corbyn and theresa may in the commons. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, phillip hammond, has said the government will not spend heavily in his budget on wednesday, because it needs "reserves in the tank" as it prepares to leave the eu. mr hammond said hisjob was to ensure the economy was resilient. he's also warned the eu that britain will not slink off like a "wounded animal" if it does not secure the brexit deal it wants. our political correspondent, susana mendonca, reports. don't expect bundles of cash to pop out of his red box on wednesday. the chancellor is not planning to go on a spending spree. he is under pressure to put more money into the nhs, to plug the growing funding gap in social care for the elderly, and to help small firms deal with rising business rates. but he is batting off suggestions that there is a brexit war chest that he can dip into. if your ban

speaking this morning, bellew was asked if he would take up the chance of a rematch against haye if itthy as soon as possible. i will take some time out to recover and spend time with my family. and then we will see. i'm not sure if i can go through this any more, i will be totally honest, i'm not sure my body can go through with it. i have far exceeded what i set out to do in business and game. i really have. so, it will take something special to bring me back out. i am being totally honest enough. laura muir has returned to scotland tonight — and the double european champion says she's now targetting similar success in this summer's world championships in london. muir had never won a medal at a major championships before last night, when she won gold in both the 1500m and 3000m. rhona mcleod reports. it was the homecoming she could only have dreamt of. laura muir, double european gold medallist, back in her homeland this evening. her status has grown after british and championship records have fallen in her wake. pretty much every hour was scheduled over the weekend, i was getting ma

commissioner michael hardeman commissioner francee covington capitol hill of department chief joanne hayes-white item 2 general public comment to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may the lack of a response by the commissioners are department personnel doesn't constitute the statements during public comment. is there any public comment anyone wish to address us okay public comment is closed. approval of the minutes important meeting minutes of the regular meeting of wednesday, march 8, 2017. >> any public comment on the minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners what is your pleasure. >> so moved. >> do i have a second. >> second mr. president, as well as the special meeting on march 2 > all in favor, say i. > opposed? seeing none, minutes are approved thank you next item, please. >> madam secretary. >> item 4 update on ems 6 program to provide update on the em

thank you. >> thank you commissioner covington and chief joanne hayes-white i want to say something. >> thank you commissioner president cleaveland and others are in line to speak thank you to all of you involved and ems of you know the concept of the program that now a year in running a initiate and creative i believe a model program for the country if not doing business as usual we've identified a sector of the population that are the most vulnerable poise of the population and we found a better way to serve throw in partnership and collaboration and our city services the program will not be a success not because of me but the people that believe in the program and there are actually doing the work in the program every single day i want to acknowledge doctor yeah. for being an advocate and the two heroes that started from day one it takes a certain is type of person the members are dedicated to serve those are a long 120 hours their emotional and complex cases we're dealing with every single day and this is 7 days a week that is the two captains and some relief paramedics that have