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

news. the circus has begun in las vegas ahead of one of the biggest fights boxing has ever seen.the t mobile stadium, where they will go head to head on saturday night. the fight has been dismissed as a stunt by boxing purists who say macgregor — who's not fought professionally before — won't stand a chance. but he's still confident he can win. that is the worst shape i have ever seen him in. he looks blown out, out of shape. i'm going to breeze breeze through him. trust me on that. there was a lot of talk about you having trouble to make weight, you did not. how tough was that? 153. i'm a professional. that's it. it is dedication and focus, but i make it. and that's it. look at me, i am in peak physical condition. i put in the work, as everyone can see. i'm ready. it won't go the distance, mark my word. this was the last time in your life that you will ever have to get on the scale. has that set in, and what role does that play in final fight, that this will be your final fight? ? ijust want to thank the fans. i'm not worried about the scale or the last time. this will be conor

richard westcott, bbc news, zurich in switzerland. the circusn a short time ago, floyd mayweather and the mixed martial arts star connor macgregor stood before the crowd where they will go head to head on saturday night. the high stakes show is already being billed as the richest and most unlikely matchup in boxing history. from las vegas, richard conway reports. on face value, it is an unlikely match up. floyd mayweather, one of boxing's all—time greats will, this weekend, step into the ring with conor mcgregor, the 29—year—old dubliner who has never boxed professionally. most experts give him little chance of victory. but then this is las vegas, where the bright lights act as a beacon for those hungry to make their fame and fortune. exact figures are hard to pin down, but both men are expected to earn tens of millions of dollars in the most lucrative boxing match ever staged. what will be the impact for boxing if you were to win? there'll be a new king and that's it. there'll be a new king. they'll begin to study my methods. they'll begin to i

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the circus begins in las vegas ahead of one of the biggest fightsirst african—american to accept the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange, glowing disc that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it will take months, and billions of dollars, to re pair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clockmaker john vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. the latest headlines... —— this is bbc news. the latest headlines: millions in texas are bracing for hurricane harvey. evacuations are underway as residents prepare for the worst storm to hit the us mainland in over a decade. police in brussels h

. >> but is there a danger that the circus becomes the new norm?l, there's definitely a danger. i mean, i have gone through some very dark moments right before the election, right after it, because, look, he's besieged now by the russia investigation and he can't get his legislation through congress and to forth, but it's only six months in. say the russia card is played out. doesn't necessarily mean it's going work. he could survive the whole russia thing. usually, you know, when you go after the leader and you don't get him, he becomes stronger. he totally wants to be a dictator. it's so obvious. the people he admires in the world -- putin, even kim jong-un he said is a smart cookie. it one that long ago he said i'd be honored the rain fire and fury on you. you know, duarte and that nut in turkey. these are the people he likes. he so wants to be that guy who can do whatever he wants. i asked a panel last week, ralph reed, do you think putin has offensive board eed people to kill? he said absolutely. i said do you think trump would do that if he c

. >> but is there a danger that the circus becomes the new norm? >> definitely there's a danger.e very dark moments, right before the election, right after it. because, look, he's besieged now by the russia investigation and he can't get his legislation through congress and so forth, but it's only six months in. say the russia card is played out. doesn't necessarily mean it's going to work. he could survive the whole russia thing, and usually, you know, when you go after the leader and don't get him he becomes stronger. i -- he totally wants to be a dictator. it's so obvious. the people he admires in the world, putin -- even kim jong-un he said is a smart cookie. it wasn't that long ago, i would be honored, honored to rain fire and fury on you. you know? ceci in egypt and duarte and not, the nut in turkey. these are the people he lives. he so wants to be that guy who can do whatever he wants. i asked the panel last week, do you think -- ralph friedman, do you think putin ordered people killed? absolutely. you think trump would do that, if he could? no. i do. i think if trump coul

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

see that part of it now where the accusations of fake news are just as important as the revelations that they are fake and that kind of circle and circus as it were is part of barnum's legacy. >> host: trump signals a far more troubling mind set one in which the truth isn't so much absent or contested as it doesn't matter. >> guest: yeah, well, i don't know if i'm alone in saying that we are in an interesting time where there are these kinds of questions about what is true. those almost predate our current situation and the proliferation of conspiracy theory as news but it's almost hard to eradicate and debunk the false notions. take obama's citizenry, what is that about this kind of birtherrism and i'm interesting on why do we have that at all and same thing that joic life and death were about, citizenry, patriotism, who belonged, all the kind of big cosmic things that are part of our fabric as a nation, but they can be kind of evoked and resurrected by the kind of suggestion and it's even hard now even though candidate trump, has denied, oh, that wasn't true, it's hard to unsettle that and a notion of belonging and selfhood on attack

and sreyneang and their fellow circus students have been training hard for years to become professional acrobats. they hope it will help them escape poverty and start a new life. it's early morning at theara's home. the family used to be extremely poor the children sold pineapple on the street. then the circus school came along, and the parents signed up seven of their eleven children. they're getting an education and even a bit of money. it's changed the family's lives forever. >> everyone sits around the table. we have food. i'm looking at happy faces. for me, as as mother, this is a wonderful moment. >> mornings for theara and sreyneang start the same as any other child's in cambodia. school begins around 8 am. it's a state school they learn the essentials reading and writing and grammar. the girls are grateful for their education. >> the circus is real physical work. but here you have to sit still and listen to the teacher. i like school, but the circus is more fun. >> after school is when the real work begins circus training. some of the children that are now practicing headstands and backflips used to collect trash. or they sold cigarettes on the s

hillary clinton of having committed and enabled sexual violence and it will be such a circus, such a display the cable news cameras or race to cover it and what is on tv? is that access hollywood? may be a little bit but that is not the only story, muddy the waters, create controversy and have a guy like trump who went in during the second debate and attacked clinton to her face for this very thing and we as the media are in a difficult position was on one level we know what they are doing, trying to muddy the waters and cause misdirection. on the other hand the republican candidate is saying this in a presidential debate, we have got to cover it. it creates real problems. today's news, trump's and sweet that he is banning transgender soldiers serving in the military is classic example of bannon's psychological warfare. everything on tv has been trump attacking jeff sessions, he hates it, trump himself is unable to control himself or stop himself, someone got in his ear and said these lefties and their loose social mores can't be permitted to infringe on the power and might of the american military, why do

circus has now left town. match of the day 2 follows the news so if you want to wait for today's scores, look away now.mier league defeat in almost two years as they were beaten a—0 by liverpool at anfield. the win moves them up to second in the table behind manchester united, as arsene wenger‘s side slipped to a second straight league defeat. elsewhere, the champions chelsea beat everton two nil. in the scottish premiership, it finished one all between dundee and hibernian, and rangers won 3—1 at ross county. england captainjoe root helped steer his side to a two run lead over west indies at the end of the third day of the second test at headingley. whether he can steer them to victory remains to be seen. patrick gearey reports. cheap runs. england had not found any offer on wickets. they have spent a long time waiting. sunday morning, by one, get one free. next ball for none. jimmy anderson just three from 500 in test. jermaine blackwood nearly threw himself in. england could not afford mistakes, not with the leading away from them. they were bowled out and held the lead. a figure that england must f

circus vargas will perform through monday before going to milpitas. >> it takes a lot of balance to do that. 5:57. new and development project coming to contra costa county. supervisors agreed to transform a commercial strip with a $100 million mixed use project. it will include nearly 200 housing units and more than 21,000 square feet of commercial space and parking. the project will include parcells on both sides of boulevard way. 5:57. palo alto city leaders are reportedly looking at street lights to address the city's wireless needs. palo alto on line is reporting the city gave the green light to a plan that would install cell and data equipment on 16 street poles and three utility poles. this is just one of several agreements the city has made recently with telecom giants looking to expand and improve coverage. this comes after residents restricted efforts to add antennas in cell towers. >>> live to the golden gate bridge this morning, more changes coming to the toll plaza. the marin independent journal reports they are moving forward with upgrading some of the toll collection machine ry. the bri

if you do not know barcelona, it would be like driving a van is through piccadilly circus in london or times square in newf iconic area. absolutely, eyewitnesses have said that the area was very, very busy at the time. people managed to escape, ina busy at the time. people managed to escape, in a state of shock but describing how busy the square was. it is the peak of the tourist season, school holidays, a very busy area. one thing, obviously it may be going one step too far but we do know that in the past, spain has been attacked by islamist militants, if you go back to 2004, the madrid train bombings, they were believed to have been carried out by an al-qaeda related group which left almost 200 people dead. i would emphasise that we do not know at this stage who is responsible.“ you are just this stage who is responsible.“ you arejustjoining us, you are watching bbc news this afternoon, we are bringing you the latest details from barcelona. police say that a van who drove into pedestrians in the heart of the tourist area of las ramblas is being treated as a terrorist incident, ploughing into pedestrians

the entertainment, but with the cheques cashed and the hype at an end, the circus has now left town. richard conway, bbc newsc champion crossed the line in under 34 seconds. it is absolutely incredible. how the pinnacle of our sport. everyone is participating, eve ryo ne sport. everyone is participating, everyone is giving it a go. it is definitely one to take off the list andi definitely one to take off the list and i have ticked everything off the list. and the euro hockey championship, england‘s men beat the germans to secure a bronze medal. they come back from a goal down to saying that i could claim their first major medal since 2011. england counter from their own first major medal since 2011. england counterfrom their own half while germany were searching for an equaliser. england also secured third in the women‘s competition. that was on saturday. it was important not to feel sorry for ourselves. we come back and we go again. still medals to play for. in the past we have not proven ourselves properly. we have been down at the end of the tournament and we pride yourself on our fitness and we pride you

in spring garden, chris o'connell fox 29 news >>> police are calling this right here, this theft more of a circus after a clumsy thief is caught on tape trying to steel a couple of drills at the bensalem. video surveillance shows a criminal attempting to pull a couple of drills and at one point he climbs up the fence to get the drills when he gets caught on something and topples to the ground. bensalem police are still looking for the man, if you know anything, give them a call. >> that's a dumb criminal report. >>> philadelphia water department, still working on that sinkhole. remember the guy that fell into it it happened in the strawberry mansion section of the city, some of the officials there say workers still need to clear the sewer to complete a full inspection of that area. so for now, what they did is put those metal plates down, put one of those over the hole, so nobody else falls in in the meantime, officials will be back out today to continue their work. >>> time 5:23. do you need a cheesesteak fix? don't worry, pats has you covered. >>> you don't even have to leave your house. we'll

circus performer. >>> that glass of red wine might keep you looking run. a new the skin of red graps shares many of the same benefits as a drug prescribed to fight type 2 diabetes and preserves muscle fibers during aging. and a new decided shows eating almonds on a regular basis may help boost levels of good cholesterol. good to know. >>> eclipse buzz is growing tonight. we are exactly one week away from a solar phenomenon that hasn't happened in 99 years. up next, everything you need to know if you are planning to watch and a warning if you have already purchased some eclipse glasses. >>> and later the impact of the violence in charlottesville still being felt in our area. tonight at 6:00, new reaction on president trump's comments on the attack plus the new push from a local are not for a full domestic terror investigation. where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops.

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to because he didn't want it to just be this free-wheeling circus where you would have senior aides just drop in and, you know, give fake newstimes to president trump. i think kelly is doing his best as chief of staff, but if ooiiva and jared can't stop trump from tweegt, it's hard to see how a non-family member can do the job. >> i keep going back to something that cory said recently. i think it was last week or maybe two weeks ago where he said you got to let president trump be president trump or you're not going to succeed. maybe john kelly is doing a little bit of that, and then also bringing a little bit of the general into the situation as well. daniel lipman for us. thank you. >>> the republican national committee is touting what is calling the unprecedented economic growth in the early day of the president trump administration. the rnc sent out this tweet on sunday following friday's strong monthly jobs report. the tweet celebrates one million new jobs created in the president's first six months, suggesting something like this has never happened before. as the washington post points out, creating one million jobs in

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

new the first boxer to reach 50 professional wins in-you think defeated. >> mcglregor came out strong in the first few rounds as done redell reports. >> reporter: well, it wasn't a circusroper fight. and it was a lot more entertaining than many people thought it was going to be. the headline is that the american floyd mayweather beat ireland's ghoconor mcgregor wit technical knockout in the tenth round after such an extraordinary on buildup and hype, the fear was that this fight was going to fall flat on its face, that the uf xrchlt stufc star wouldn't be able to compete in any kind of meaningful way. but that was not the case at all. the irishman came out strong edging the early rounds, fighting in an unusual style, mi hitting mayweather from angles that the far more experienced boxer wasn't expecting. but in the end, mcgregor burned himself out. mayweather said his tactic was to see what mcgregor could bring to the table and after 25 minutes or so up his game. and by that point, in the end the ref stepped in to spare mcgregor further punishment. it remains to be seen what is next for the irishman. he remain as champion in ufc. he has said tonight that he doesn't thin

news. more at 9:30am. thanks, anita, see you later. let's get some sport with leah. the circusor mcgregor continues in las vegas? it is a fight that makes headlines around the world. conor mcgregor, the mixed martial artist, and floyd mayweather, the undefeated champion, are in las vegas. this is pa rt champion, are in las vegas. this is part of the build—up to the clash this weekend. this was the last press c0 nfe re nce this weekend. this was the last press conference before the fight, which will take place in the early hours of sunday morning. some are calling it a pantomime, others love it. it is set to be one of the most lucrative boxing matches in history, with both fighters set to earn millions of pounds, including a diamond encrusted belt. usually there wasn't the typical exchange of insults between the pair. have a listen. the best fighting the best. he's the best at what he do, i'm the best at what i do. when it's all said and done, conor mcgregor is like myself. he's undefeated standing up. he can do a lot of this, ican standing up. he can do a lot of this, i can do

circus. we'll keep an eye on it. medics have been called to the scene. it's a beautiful day. let's get to the news.the pressure on north korea. he warned them not to all through the threat to conduct a missile test near guam. >> they should be very nervous. things will happen to them like they never thought possible. taylor: the president refused to rule out a preemptive strike. the president says he is ready to declare opioid epidemic of national emergency. there could be money to deal with a wave of overdose deaths. robert mueller is turning up the heat on paul manafort. according to people familiar with the matter, he is subpoenaed thanks to provide account information involving matt forte and some of his companies. fbi agents raided his home in virginia last month. he is urging people to consider gold. it he heads bridgwater. be acing 10% in gold would hedge against current economic threats. gold has risen 12% this year. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i am taylor riggs. tom: thank you so much. first in

new deal earlier this year. four people have been treated for smoke inhalation following a fire on a bakerloo line train on the london underground. the train was evacuated at oxford circus snapchat. they fell by nearly 17% after the owners of the photo messaging app reported more than £300 million in quarterly losses. the number of users was lower than expected and market analysts say the company has been struggling with fierce competition from rivals such as facebook‘s instagram. american singer taylor swift has told a us court that she was sexually assaulted by a radio dj four years ago during a photo shoot. yesterday, the singer took the stand in the trial, which began in denver earlier this week. the 27—year—old, who is suing dj david mueller over the incident, told the court he had grabbed her as she met fans ahead of a concert in the city. mr mueller denies the claims. let's have a look at the weekend weather prospects. the weekend is looking very promising across most of the uk. a bit of a blip today because it is a lot more cloudy compared to yesterday. there is some rain around, too. not such a pretty sky for most of us today with the cloud rolling in the atlan

news — more at 9:30am. we arejust we are just getting reports from london fire brigade today are investigating reports of a fire on a train at oxford circusrain at oxford circus underground, the ba kerloo line train at oxford circus underground, the bakerloo line affected and the line is suspended we are hearing. 0xford line is suspended we are hearing. oxford circus is closed due to a fire alert, smoke seen coming from a carriage. these are initial reports, no further detail on that at the moment but we will stay across those reports and keep you updated. let us know what you think about the eggs scare, xp and withdrawn from most of the eggs we buy on the shelves are british lion, british produced eggs. jerome taylor has said on twitter that the crisis has been created by the media, there is no public health risk. and adulthood have to keep seven eggs in 2a hours to exceed the level of risk chemical presents to us so let us know what you think about that, how worried are you about that, how worried are you about that, how worried are you about that crisis? let me see, the latest from london fire brigade on what is happening at oxford cir

new facilities, they're 97% completed. we're seeing real progress if it seems like a well oiled machine, don't forget south korea hosted the olympics in seoul in 1988. >> hey, they've been to the big circusand many of those venues are still in use today the country just doesn't want to get stuck with the gargantuan white elephants that we saw in rio. already nine of its venues have owners in place for after the games. ticket sales, though, they're lagging. in south korea less than a quarter of the target goals, selling mainly for the opening and closing ceremonies, figure skating and short track speed skating. of course those are sports in which the countries excels organizers say koreans are notorious last-minute buyers so they think the ticket sales will light up once the olympic torch relay kicks off in november. >> six months seems like not too far away but i can see that being, you know, people haven't really been -- >> it's not in the media it's not everywhere. so let's see what happens now with six months out. >> what about the impact in terms of united states travel to south korea as we've been hearing all of this rhetoric >> they've actually seen it increase they say it was up s