our sports editor, dan roan, has been watching anthony joshua's preparations. there's some flash photography in his report. final preparations for the fight of his life. regarded as the man heavyweight box's been crying out for, anthonyjoshua is on the verge of becoming the sports biggest star. and, having granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i've broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i've dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coach's try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you've never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. especially with the type of fight we're in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time. london 2012 olympic champion, since turning professional he's unbeaten and now stands to earn in excess of £10 million from saturday's showdown. so has fame and fortune changed him? i'm in

dan roan there for us very much again. dan roan there for us in newcastle.t tax cut", in the country's history. steve mnuchin confirmed that the trump administration wants to reduce corporation tax from 35% to 15%. he said the change was designed to help small businesses and to boost the economy. the authorities in turkey have detained more than 1,000 stored at —80 celsius, thousands of samples from cancer patients here at the crick institute in london. dna analysis has revealed what drives lung cancer to spread. lung cancer is by far the biggest cancer killer of men and women and this is the most detailed genetic analysis ever made of how it evolves. researchers analysed tumours removed from around 100 patients and found that those with the most unstable chromosomes, the most abnormal dna, were four times more likely to see their lung cancer return. armed with this discovery, they then analysed blood taken from the patients and were able to find tiny amounts of tumour dna circulating in the blood stream. they spotted 13 out of 1a patients whose cancer was g

dan roan, bbc news, sheffield.he dominated the second session of his last eight tie with ronnie 0‘sullivan, an opponent he hasn‘t beaten in a ranking event in over ten years. jamie broughton was at the crucible for us. a national hero back home in china, so a national hero back home in china, so enter the dragon, ding junhui... ding junhui was a history maker here last year when he became the first player from asia to reach the final, and the chinese superstar produced this best form at the start of this match against ronnie 0‘sullivan. he was playing attacking snooker. and scoring heavily when he got the chance. 0‘sullivan needed to respond before this opponent builds a commanding lead, and he did. frame seven produced real drama as it was decided by a respotted black. 0‘sullivan had a chance but couldn‘t ta ke 0‘sullivan had a chance but couldn‘t take it and was punished. this disappointment didn‘t last long, though, as he won the last frame of the session to make it 4—4. the second session started well for ding.

i'd like for you to envision roane county in the middle of october.the leaves are changing, there's a little bit of a nip in the air. now envision brooke morris standing there and brooke feels like she's been punched in the throat. she's been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body, this is the second shot, and it tears through her chest. she's terrified, and she's in extreme pain. thank you, you can open your eyes. >> reporter: the final minutes of a young woman's life detailed in a tennessee courtroom. a tragedy that devastated her family and friends. >> "this is -- cannot be >> it was really the worst day of my entire life. >> who would do this to our friend brooke. it was awful. it was horrible. it was a horrible time. >> reporter: secrets exposed, but would justice be served? >> it was never ending, never ending. and i was so frustrated. >> reporter: most people who knew brooke morris remember her radiance and zest for life. >> she was always, always, always dancing everywhere she went. >> reporter: kaitlyn okal met brooke when they w

dan roan, bbc news, sheffield.n to buckingham palace to receive their cbes. jason's won six 0lympic titles while laura's won four. they've both been named in the latest great britain cycling squad in preparation for the toyko olympics in 2020. earlier this year, laura kenny announced she was pregnant with their first child. time for a look at the weather, here's jay wynne. thank you. good evening a mix bag through the day today. there was sunshine to be had, but sharp showers, and thunder, some rain, sleet and significant snow in the highlands of scotland. it's lying on the ground there. some of us started ona the ground there. some of us started on a bright note, it was chilly. shower clouds developed and have been spreading south through the day on that cold northerly wind. another cold night ahead of us. there will bea cold night ahead of us. there will be a frost, once again. we are not done with the wintry showers just yet. there will be showers to much of england and wales in particular, one or two for scotla

raids also took place at several other locations, as our sports editor dan roan reports.nglish football. london's iconic former olympic stadium, the home of west ham united being raided. these are just some of dozens of revenue & customs officials who swooped on the club's officers, this morning. at the same time in newcastle, a member of the public captured a similar thing at saintjames's park, once again documents were seized, the players were left stunned as investigators also played a visit to the club's training ground. in a statement hmrc said: it had arrested several men for a suspected £5 million income tax and national what has happened today both here in newcastle and at west ham is part of a wider investigation that has seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france. this afternoon the premier league leaders chelsea were drawn into the controversy, saying they had been questioned in connection with the raids. hmrc has been taking a closer look at football, issuing an statement of intent. there are a lot of people who believe not d

our sports editor, dan roan, was there. the latest chapter in sport's most remarkable fairy—tale.lub's defined by and now these players were intent on seizing a once in a lifetime opportunity. leicester had returned from the first leg in spain only a goal behind against one of the finest teams on the continent, but they knew they had to take their chances. shinji okazaki wasting this one. and if that was costly, conceding could prove critical. almost immediately, the hosts punished, saul niguez‘s pin—point header extending atletico madrid's lead, the crucial away goal leaving leicester with a mountain to climb. but stranger things have happened as this team has proved and, once again, they set about defying the odds. substitute ben chilwell went close, before talisman, jamie vardy, gave his side hope. with two more goals needed, suddenly leicester were dominant, manager craig shakespeare urging his side on. the pressure intensified and the hosts never gave in, but time eventually ran out. having reached two of the last three champions league finals, atletico are now one step away

and even though the ibf champion will earn around £10 million, he's told the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan he was when growing up. my my apologies. as you can gather there is something amiss with that link to salford and the sports round—up. we will attempt to return to that and bring you more in the coming moment. but in the meantime we can bring you up—to—date with some other news. the us state of arkansas has put to death to prisoners in a single day. both jack jones and marcel williams were convicted of rape and murder in the 19905. convicted of rape and murder in the 1990s. part of an extraordinary race by the state authorities to put eight men to death before their stock of lethal drugs expires. the legal authorities in arkansas say the two prisoners were executed by lethal injection after final legal appeals were rejected by the courts. the first to die was jackjones, who was convicted over 20 years ago of raping and strangling mary phillips, and attempting to murder her 11—year—old daughter. a local reporter was witness to his execution. jack jones was strapped to a gurney, had a s

our sports editor dan roan has been at newcastle's st james' park.e tax fraud amounts to £5 million. the taxman has a difficult relationship with the sport and it's just gotten a lot more awkward over the last 2a hours. there is a real sense that the tax authorities are taking a closer look which generates so much money for clubs and players and for agents. it is increasing scrutiny over players image rights and personal tax arrangements or whether winding—up petition is for indebted clu b winding—up petition is for indebted club saw as seems the case, cross—border transfer payments. burnley midfielderjoey barton says his 18 month ban from all aspects of football "effectively forces him into an early retirement". barton's admitted an fa misconduct charge relating to betting. between march and may last year, the 34—year—old placed 1,260 bets on football matches or competitions — which is in breach of fa rules. he's also been fined £30,000 and warned about his future conduct. barton plans to appeal against the length of the suspension. fifa president g

. >> reporter: there's good roane to introduce a new suv now. >> at a time when people are gravitating towards suvs. >> reporter: dozens of new support utility vehicles are on display. there's also experimental models including this nissan rogue with built in knee turs for your dog. suv's are automakers now making up about 40% of all vehicle purchases. in 2016 sales accelerated 7.5%. >> suvs are basically driving the auto industry right now. >> reporter: motor trend editor in chief says lower gas prices of people interested in larger vehicles again. >> they want the ability to carry family, friends. >> reporter: automakers are even adapting current cars to resemble suvs. that's led to cross-over vehicles. >> this to me looks like a station wagon. >> this is a cross-over utility vehicle. it's basically a lifted wagon. it's meant to invoke the sense of supporting capabilities. >> reporter: suv and cuv sales are expected to i object crease down -- increase down the road. >> so it was a nice day to be out o >>> lots of sunshine today. we're going to see a lot more too. >> we are for the fi

i'm andrea roane. a few rush hour commuters found their cars crushed under heavy trees.last mess for people in prince georges county. there were downed power lines and property damage. we sent larry miller to check things out. >> the storms caused a lot of mess so much that large trees like this came tumbling down. in addition to that several apartment units had their windows knocked out and cars were crushed under the weight of heavy trees. >> is that you your bedroom right there? >> yes. >> last night the storms packed a punch people under estimated. this woman was still in shock after a strong combust--gust of wind knocked out her bedroom window. the storm lasted less than 30 minutes but maggie knew something was different this time. >> it's strange. we did have a tree come down from the wind. we have big snow or something but not that bad. that's the first time i see >> clean up crews were removing large fallen tree limbs and other debris. the condo association didn't give us an estimate on damage costs but from the looks of it it could well venture into the tens to

dan roan, bbc news, sheffield.since that happened. he said, your kind words have given me and my family the strength to get through this last week. the generosity of our motorsport family, friends and fans is truly inspirational. that message on facebook in the last few moments. now let's check on the weather forecast. it has been a pretty lively day, starting bright for many but we saw snow in the highlands of scotland and further south is well actually, in staffordshire, but not settling on the roads. you can see how the show accounts built up —— shower clouds built up. it's another cold night ahead, a widespread frost developing and there will be wintry showers. they will slowly be fading away from the western areas and will continue to do so. it will turn quite cold, the blue tinge on the map is the frost developing. it will turn quite cold generally speaking but there will be more cloud for eastern areas. the cold start of the day on wednesday, but i think it will be a bright start across much of the south—wes

i'm andrea roane. just minutes ago, this happened. this is president trump, he signed an extension to a bill that allows veterans to medical help from private providers if they can't get it at the va or if they live too far away from a va facility. the program was first established in response to the va crisis in 2014. but was set to expire this year. as craig boswell reports lawmakers voted unanimously in the senate to extend it. >> reporter: president trump focused on veterans wednesday morning. first, he held a closed door meeting with va secretary david shul kin and then he signed legislation that continues a va program that allows veterans to seek medical treatment through private providers if they can't get the treatment they need at a va facility. >> we're all united by a very common mission. we will protect those who protect us. i've been saying that a lot over the last two years. that rallies and speeches. we will protect those who protect us. >> reporter: while president trump focused on past service members, vice president

our sports editor, dan roan, has been watching anthony joshua‘s preparations.ng the sports biggest star. and, having granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i‘ve broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i‘ve dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coach‘s try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you‘ve never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. especially with the type of fight we‘re in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time.

west ham says it's "cooperating fully" with the inquiry. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, has the story.he taxman came calling on english football. london's iconic former 0lympic stadium, now the home of west ham united, being raided. these, just some of dozens of revenue and customs officials who swooped on the club's offices this morning. at the same time, he wrecked newcastle united, a member of the public ca ptu red united, a member of the public captured a similar scene at st james's park, once again, documents seized. the players left stunned, meanwhile, as investigators also paid a visit to the club's training down. in a statement, hmrc said: it said, this criminal investigation sends a clear message that, whoever you are, if you commit tax fraud, you are, if you commit tax fraud, you can expect to face the consequences. what has happened today both the newcastle land at west ham is part of a wider investigation that has seen 180 revenue and customs officials deployed across the uk and france, and this afternoon, chelsea were drawn into the controversy, saying they had been questi

also one very close to the current president, francois hollande, who said we need to vote for mack p roan. so, manipulator, we see the stars -- minter, we see the stars aligning. le pen, the whole system is against me. emmanuel macron says he's not from the elite, he's the exact embodiment of the elite, and french voters should not be abused by this idea he'sen an outsider. >> i couldn't agree with you more. he comes from hollande administration, and even if he was a banker before where he can appeal to the business people, he is the institution. he is the representation. one of the things i think is interesting to look at is what's happening on social media, because at the end of the day a lot of this mobilization that we saw for marine le pen also came from the younger people. i plugged in deeply to what was happening with some analysis from a company called brand watch looking at what the younger people were doing and how engaged were they. so millechand and le pen had far greater audiences and far greater engaged audience and whereas macron on the list of all the criteria that we used

speaking to our sports editor dan roan before baroness grey—thompsons recommendations were publishedot happy in your programme and racing. and everything that goes with it. mental health, and how you feel and being supported, that is so important. i have always felt well supported. it's nice they are looking into the different ways of supporting athletes, putting them first. but ultimately it is all about training and racing, and succeeding. there is and racing, and succeeding. there is a school of thought that says if you have concentrated a bit too much on welfare and looking after people, you may not be so successful. it is that ruthlessness and drive on performance that has got team gb as high as they have. is it possible to have both? identikit is a conversation you're you can have a buddy team is broadly. —— i do not think it is a conversation you can have so broadly. every team has a different approach. you need someone supporting and on your side. and you need discussions and conversations, rather than being told that is what you are doing. a lot of riders need a bit ofa you

it will block them from using vehicle roan yum bromide. it has asked the court to step in. the company is basically not consenting to the use of their drug for this purpose, for these executions. the company said when they realized what the state was planning to do with their drug, they objected and asked for their drug back. they say the state told them they would get the drug back. the drug would be returned to the company, but then apparently they renegged. tonight the court issued a restraining order in their favor. it remains to be seen what will happen in arkansas. that execution spree in arkansas was supposed to start monday night. tonight those killings remain in question given this last-minute ruling from this arkansas judge and the two prisoners's cases that have been ruled on separately and blocked. joining us over the phone is it scott brayden. he is the attorney of one of the two men who was slated for executions. mr. brayden, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> let me make sure i have this right. two court rulings tonight. there's a restrainin

assemblyman roan sore introduced a bill which he said would prevent state and local from using. >>> governor jerry brown made an emotional appeal at a climate change convention this morning. people from all over the world is gathered in san francisco to try to come up with a plan to prevent climate change. few people actually understand the severity of temperature increases. the governor criticized president trump's stand on climate change. >> it's very paradoxi cal that we have a president that says two things. number one, climate change is a hoax. his second, is that it was created by china. and the truth is that china is on a path to do a hell of a lot more than trump administration in dealing with climate change. >> many cities, states, and even other countries are coming up with their own plans to fight climate change. >>> now to mountain view where police are asking for help to find a 13-year-old girl. police say this girl mayra rentinia. here's her picture again. police say she's about 5'1", 105 pounds brown hair and brown eyes. >>> an oakland man who's boat capsized off of marin beac

let's check the roan good morning, melissa. >> good morning. just got off the phone with police in frederick with an overturned tractor-trailer. they are not on the scene. we don't know exactly what to expect. chopper 4 headed that way, 140 at 15. he should be there in the next 10 minutes or so. inner loop at 50 all lanes cleared. chopper did check that out for us this morning. we just had the vehicle on the side of the roadway. the rest of the beltway here looks quite good. we're going to head to the north there. you can see all of this rain falling across the area this morning. westbound prince william parkway after miniville road, still have that crash. 66 and 95 looking pretty normal. more on the problem in frederick county coming up. >>> thank you. concerns over d.c.'s missing kids sparked a social media campaign. >>> this week we're breaking down the rumors and showing you what's being done to keep our kids home. the first part of our series next. >>> plus, could selfies hold the se >> uh-oh. how insurance are using photos to figure out h

it will block them from using vehicle roan yum bromide. it has asked the court to step in.he company is basically not consenting to the use of their drug for this purpose, for tse executions. the company said when they realized what the state was planning to do with their drug, they objected and asked for their drug back. they say the state told them they would get the drug back. the drug would be returned to the company, but then apparently they renegged. tonight the court issued a restraining order in their favor. it remains to be seen what will happen in arkansas. that execution spree in arkansas was supposed to start monday night. tonight those killings remain in question given this last-minute ruling from this arkansas judge and the two prisoners's cases that have been ruled on separately and blocked. joining us over the phone is it scott brayden. he is the attorney of one of the two men who was slated for executions. mr. brayden, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> let me make sure i have this right. two court rulings tonight. there's a restraining or

we've had some reports from roan in a park also up into lake county.now if it's raining where you are. cloudy, some rain this morning but definitely developing by tonight. rain and wind so a lot to talk about. rain again friday. i know a lot of you thinking on monday. monday looks mostly cloudy but i think we'll be all right for the giants home opener. and even beyond. so maybe april's shaping up to be quite a crazy month here. we had a break but it looks like it's over. wind gusts 50 to 55. maybe 3 to 4 feet of snow. now in the morning it's not that but throughout the day as we get towards this evening that's when things really begin to arrive. rainfall again 2.5" to the north bay. 1/2" to 3/4" over the next couple of days. wind advisories out or a high wind warning is out. wind advisory for the inland area. there are wind issues and they're on their way. they're not here yet but they are developing on the coast. first system is here now. but the next system is developing a strong low that's going to develop and that will be the source of the wind and

conversation it is not -- it is not real and this isn't a country where conversation has been is happen is roanedby the presence of the the like through police -- [inaudible conversations] so people sort of take on role one woman says be a civil side activist somebody else talking as a parent you know they're talking about what their dreams are. somebody says i'm going to play the role of the regime about and even, though, this is all fake and prengd you know there's kind of like fear descends on the room. and at first there's like a comical, you know, imlation of like the typical regime line. but then it becomes that the regime guy tells everybody you guys are not capable of dreams we have elite elite will decide your dream for you and then you don't have to dream and the entire dynamic of the conversation changes and everyone is trying to engage them and get some kind of permission for them and exact same way happening outside on streets? syria and those were the kinds of story to come back to telling fear stories that i wanted to tell that is where piewches of syria lice and in the people and

number one andy murray, they trail france 2—0 after a disappointing first day of their quarter—final in roanthree sets to love byjeremy chardie. ifjamie murray and dominic inglot lose their doubles rubber to nicolas mahut and julien benneteau today, the tie will be over. yeah, a lot of times it is guys thrown together to play. a bunch of tournaments over a long period of time. he has been number one the last six or seven months, perhaps. he's been playing well, the final of wimbledon last year. so it is going to be a really tough match. so, back to the grand national, and a red horse will definitely be one of the favourites. definitely red and vieux lion rouge lead the betting, a0 years after another red horse, red rum, won the race for a record third time, to secure the future of aintree, and the reputation of this famous race around the world. stuart pollitt explains why red rum was an unlikely hero. he is thundering down! you have never seen anything like it before! the greatest movie never made. the horse with a bad leg trained by a taxi driver on a beach, an unlikely hero. but by 1977,

roan dues assault. i think this is power by numbers.en an incident outside the pub, they've obviously picked on three young men. it's, you know, there was no reason for this attack and i believe that because of the numbers involved, people have justjumped the numbers involved, people have just jumped on the the numbers involved, people have justjumped on the back the numbers involved, people have just jumped on the back of the numbers involved, people have justjumped on the back of it the numbers involved, people have just jumped on the back of it and this has turned into this violent brawl where somebody's been viciously beaten and is very lucky not to have lost his life. and the bus stop behind us is relevant? absolutely. this is where it happened. people came from the pub and have attacked these individuals in the street and one was kicked an beaten on the ground. the victims two friends ran while he was chased by the group. he got as far as this street corner where he was found with serious head injuries. neighbours came to help. un

west ham says it's "cooperating fully" with the inquiry. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from newcastleng on english football. london's iconic former 0lympic stadium, the home of west ham united being raided. these arejust stadium, the home of west ham united being raided. these are just some of doesn't revenue and customs officials who swooped on the club's officers, this morning. at the same time in newcastle, a member of the public captured a similar thing at saintjames public captured a similar thing at saint james ‘s park, public captured a similar thing at saintjames ‘s park, once again documents were seized, the players we re documents were seized, the players were left stunned as investigators also played a visit to the club's training ground. in a statement h mrc said... what has happened today both here in newcastle and at west ham is part of a wider investigation that has seen a wider investigation that has seen a revenue and customs officials deployed across both the uk and france. this afternoon the premier league leaders, chelsea, were drawn into the controversy saying the

what is so disturb sgt centralizing of male proclivities based on tes toss roan or a chemical element that men. >> caller: control and therefore they would -- >> okay, enough. >> please, we need to wrap up. >> women are too gentle to pick up a gun and fight. >> ma'am -- >> i think it's dangerous. >> you repeat that word four times. that was not even said by anyone on this program. and then you exaggerated what was said in a way that is almost bizarre. but to deny that men and women are different, that counter theory is that we have to eliminate masculinism and masculinist tendencies in the military. the aed voluntary cats of women in combat are serious about that, too. they have been since the 1990s. so what you are suggesting that masculine ti is disease? some people believe that. what we're saying is we need professional behavior between men and women and acknowledge that people are human. they make mistakes. they're not perfect. training doesn't solve all issues of personal character. if we're going to have a strong military, we need to allow for. that we need to encourage discipli

. >> every year i would send gifts, mack roane toy sinatra, to him, to frankie valley, to all of my friend>> this notice about the pasta it says dear beater. some kind of guy from the time i carried my clothes to the job barbara and i think a great deal of you and thank you for pasta. next year please, a car would be nice. >> dear jerry, whatever they call you, you have been a good friend. so lucky to receive your great gifts of wines for the holidays. you and i have something special, you helped me dress while matt was out front trying to explain to the audience hoy was, barbara and i send our warmest wishes for happy, healthy joyful 2016. as ever, don. >> nat. >> no, nat segal was his booking agent. >> that is what you said. >> he managed me and put me in the celebrity room. they were all comedians, jewish comedians who had a stand up act. he came in, he was jewish, but the whole town went crazy. when they saw don rickles for the first time. this is before the movie, run silent, run deep. >> yes. >> his last one really coming out. dear jerry just received your book with the story of the

david johnson and roan derell w.ou for being here because you did have this piece in "usa today." what are the big findings you have in terms of how russian to la garks helped to rebuild. >> we found a lot of donald trump's condos were bought my wealthy russians. we also found there was multiple people who were involved in the development of the trump soho properties and some of the other properties that had tied to organized crime and we found that this was a pattern that continued through several of these sales. >> and, david, you have been reporting on this for a long time. donald trump and rebuilding his financial, you know, straits through russian mob tied people. how and why did he do that and who are some of the big players in that? >> well, donald has counted by his own account on russians for a great deal of money. the easiest case to understand is one of the russian ol garks who paid donald an extraordinary price, $95 million plus a commission for a piece of property near mar-a-lago donald acquired three an

. >> wolf veer roane was doing when he was in that video that one time. >> yes.nning and put the hands up that's exactly what adr is. it's kind of cool. >> do you know what it stands for. >> i'm assuming audio -- out dough mated dialogue replacement thank you. >> director thank you for that. >> i call it adr. i never knew what the letters men. but the movie opens up next week. we'll have kurt russell on, zoey saldano and james gun. opening credit scene of this film took two years to play p plan. >> really. >> wow. >> two years. just the opening credit scene. two years. >> must have b way. >> the first one made $773 million it's going to do lot of money. >> dave battista listed at 6-foot six, 290 pounds if you see him at nats park next month, tell him you loved the movie. >> my luck he'll be right in front of me. >> that laugh of his is so interesting because he's a quiet guy. as you noticed in the interview. he's a chilled dude. >> gentle giant. >> that laugh is amazing. 10:46. -- 9:46. girl power in clarksburg this weekend. an 93 crew joining us live with the sp

everything that hannibal burris said in his stand-up routine is roane.t create any information. he used all the public information. he put it on his stand-up routine. it went viral online. and it framed bill cosby in the way he hadn't been framed before. and we need the stand-up to do that. there's an unique power to that approach to this kind of -- see, when i do it, people just think, oh, that's another cable news guy on another network. >> right. >> who is on a competitive environment with that network and all that -- and that's true. i can't deny that that competitive environment exists. so, i will never have the power that hannibal burris had with bill cosby, even though the audience he was speaking to was much smaller than i speak to. so we need that hannibal burris character to step forward on o'reilly. my theory he will once again get normalize. business bill o because bill o'reilly is a constant guest on the late shows. the reason is, he's good for ratings. "the daily show" had him. this year, they did jokes about him. my question is what does b

this is a county clerk for roane county, kentucky. she refused to shoot american license to same-sex couples, being the subject of heavily controversy. it was clear that davis' argument was backed up by her first amendment rights. unfortunately, it has only served to instigate but just in -- religious dissemination. >> the united states. look that much different because the united states has been built on diversity and the practice of religious freedom. but the issue in the united states is that is a much bigger country. but i think that the possibility for learning that the united states could learn from singapore is something that should be opened up. >> singapore is a smile and in southeast asia, where we live, and known for its diversity come with its 4 national languages, english, mandarin, malay, and tamil. and it is known for its religious diversity unlike in america come with a protestant christian majority, singapore has a wonderful balance. so with all of this in mind, how is there still harmony? it is also clear that around