i always loved the people of sports, but i have loved sports all of my life.ports also helps kids stay off the street and stay out of trouble. students who participate in sports have up to 40 percent higher test scores. that one i've never heard. that's pretty impressive. that's pretty impressive. are 15 percent more likely to attend college and have 8 percent higher annual earnings later on. yet, in recent years, youth participation in sports has been declining. in 2016, only 37 percent of young kids played team sports on a regular basis, down from 45 percent from 10 years ago. and the decline has been even worse among students from low-income families. we must reverse these trends, and we will. we're making it possible for you to do that. therefore, for the first time in history, i have directed this council to work with the white house and secretary azar to develop a national strategy to increase youth participation. can you handle it? huh? he can handle a lot, this guy. we want every american child tow he amazing feeling when they serve that final ace, lik

this sport fast maybe taking place on a sports pitch but it's a highly regimented activity. at pro football matches there's always a military formation standing at attention. in china football fans are also under tight control. the military and police will brook no demonstrations or any sign of trouble. but top row club is playing here today will go on some forty thousand people are expected to attend most clubs have far fewer fans the mood around the stadium is relaxed. former eintracht frankfurt player stefan lot of men is here with his interpreter they work for the chinese football association and often attend super league matches china's top tier league. letterman advisors the league and the national team china wants to rack up more successes the sooner the better. leadership here is very centrally controlled and that's true for football as well. for all of their own areas including in the economy where the chinese government allows a great deal of latitude and freedom that's also something football takes full advantage of. i think the past two years have seen an influx

sport at this point?>> our sport is national to the extent that we are permitted to simulcast our races around the country and that we have better who are wagering on races. the answer to this -- >> to the horses travel across state lines customer. >> particularly in the mid-atlantic which is the largest concentration in the cross state lines everyday. >> commerce would be traveling across state lines at that point? great. >> yes. >> and i think that is what we are talking about and i get that but the fact is that congress does have a role on the commerce side when it crosses a state lines even when it comes to sports. i do not like regulations at all. i mean, i think we are equipped to regulate ourselves so everyone needs to understand that but congress does have a role when it starts crossing states lines. that is a role we have to regulate and when we are starting to talk about the bill and starting to talk about moving forward it's not about the industry. the industry can oversee itself and those part

completely disagree it's of sports. being the people together i play in the international stage since i was fourteen and never forget my first international experience when i was dick's discriminated by soviet kids you know fourteen years old grew up in the barracks after world war two and it's because born in certain place i mean to say scanner for. it was unpleasant for the keep in mind when the but to be not be in. is. becoming even through the game you know it's really completely different what the propaganda or brainwash. people do have to. define i mean there is a saying in russia that you should not whine after the game is over. and i think you're making a good point that you we should be you know facing these challenges as they happen rather than the thousand to you mentioned president putin and i give me a position of the minister of sport in my situation was. similar what's going on right now and what he's told me and i have to bring their russia to the international family have to play for the same role was.

do you think e-sports could surpass other sports? depends on the videogame industry i league of legends has pioneered the industry when it comes to watching video games on televisions. we are mostly watching it through computers. the e-sports viewer is not someone who is sitting on a couch and watching tv. he is somebody who is sitting on a computer and watching tv on his computer because he can also play video games at the same time. or he is watching it on his phone. that model is changed from what traditional viewership model is which is turning on your tv and flipping through channels. the accessibility of viewership will make it so it surpasses traditional sports. emily: what are the challenges that lie ahead for you in terms of what could prevent e-sports from becoming the next big thing? tyler: the foundation. we at e-sports arena are lking build a foundation, region regionality.y -- we have three arenas now and our mobi drive. what we are planning to do is create regionality between oakland, orange county, and anywhere else w

cycling football power sports injury and sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts could i talked. about that. you yes the part of russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven unveiled to the wont how russia creates its champions. and the stars of high performance sports can spend up to one hundred thousand euros a year on state of the art treatments that are often still under development the extreme growth of the sports business has generated a lucrative black market in doping worth an estimated thirty billion euros a year so in whose interest is it to unmask the cheats and clean up sport. even voters that. sponsors and sports federations are partly responsible for not that way with any that that there was a. lot of good. in a world that values performance and competition so highly other proponents of clean sports fighting at losing battle. early because it forced by the fact that they commissioned. i po

any sports take over traditional sports? we will take a look, next. and later, twitter stock is skyrocketing over the last year thanks to the company's turnaround efforts. they are making >> playing video games is big business and the number of peoples watching gamers compete is skyrocketing along with prize moy. look at how many people watch the league of legends world championship. 60 million. that is more than who watched game seven of the world series. one company at the front of this explosion, and a dedicated host and provider of facilities across north america, gamers can play in its drive stage which is basically a truck with multiple gaming stations. the e-sports arena, tyler, thank you so much for joining us. business into context for us based on the trends you are saying. tell us how fast things are growing and how you are making money. tyler: i like up every morning with something new happening in e-sports. i said the same thing about three ars ago. it goes backround to how we started the company d tarted the company which is because we wa

that is because of recent sporting history. it was only backin recent sporting history.16 that we saw those dreadful scenes of violence in marseille, when russian hooligans went on the rampage. there is also a history of racism and dissemination in their footballing culture history of racism and dissemination in theirfootballing culture here. the last time they hosted a global sporting mega event like this, it was the sochi winter olympics in 2014 and we know how that ended, with the biggest doping scandal free sport has ever seen. it was only a few months ago that they were kicked out of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. but it is notjust their sporting notoriety. this world cup is happening right in the middle ofa cup is happening right in the middle of a heightening of diplomatic and geopolitical tensions between the west and russia. it was very different in 2010, when vladimir putin turned up in zurich and russia we re putin turned up in zurich and russia were awarded the right to stage the world cup. he was trying to build bridges with the west. that has changed w

other sports. the main purpose of the regulatory authority is to implement a uniform anti doping program and to create a national standard that ensures all states are following the same rules. like humans, overmedication of horses can be extremely dangerous. according to data released by the american jockey club, about 493 thoroughbred horses died in 2017. while there may be several reasons for these equine deaths, it's hard to point out -- excuse me. it's hard to point to other factors when other -- over 90% of thoroughbreds in the united states receive some form of race date medication. it is critical we have an organization to provide oversight to this industry. we need to make sure that there is fairness in horse racing, but the main focus should always be on the welfare of the horses and the safety of the jockeys. i look forward to hearing from our colleagues who are about to ensure that safety in this sport that many of us have enjoyed is now in a better place. i yield back. >> well, thank yo

sport pretext you assume or it's negative. feedback from the world. and of course it's a. deal that specially potations i think we can host any man and bring the new stand up because and that's hospitality and and. to show the you know a new russia is a prism and i think it's. if you get back to the twenty four team an impi games out my sphere i've been in the many international competition i think the south must have was being created by the young people. while interiors france out of it's alive during the. tournament. being an forget the role and the people both. must have this is the russia all about and especially. it's just around three months in a different. it's a different part of the russia but. you have to say it welcome the world we're on the shore do. you know that there is a peculiar quality to russians that we tend to treat our aghast batter than ourselves or our own people do you think there will be any change in russia on the inside in the aftermath for example of the world cup in terms of how our police force treats large crowds on the streets and about ho

time now for all the sports news in sport today. coming up on this programme: ronaldo the record breaker, another goal for the portuguese captain sees them edge closer to the knockout stages as morocco pack their bags to go home luis suarez scores to ensure that uruguay join hosts russia in the last 16 with a match to spare and marin cilic moves through to the quarter—finals of the queen's club championships after a tough three set win over gilles muller. hello, and welcome to the programmme where we start at the fifa world cup in russia. on wednesday, there were wins for european champions portugal along with spain in group b — while in group a uruguayjoined the host country in guaranteeing their place in the knockout phase. all three matches finished 1—0, only the third time in world cup history that three matches on the same day had this scoreline, and wrapping everything up from moscow is 0lly foster.

cycling football power sports injury in sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work where studying instigation of bad things parts could i touch no i have no comment. about that. you know yes the part of russia's eight hundred metres champion in two thousand and eleven unveiled to the world how russia creates its champions. and the stars of high performance sports can spend up to one hundred thousand euros a year on state of the art treatments that are often still under development the extreme growth of the sports business has generated a lucrative black market in doping worth an estimated thirty billion euros a year so in whose interest is it to unmask the cheats and clean up sport. even voters that. sponsors and sports federations a partly responsible for not the way. that that that there was a. lot of good. in a world that values performance and competition so highly other proponents of clean sports fighting at losing battle. i believe it's a food fight but i think the

the sports landscape. >> the butiful thing about e-sports and about gam you don't have to be six-three and 220 to have a shot you don't have to be six-foot- nine to dunk. anybody can come. male, female, any race, any gender as long as you have some basic physical functionality, it's a level playing field. >> woodruff: all that and moreig on tonht's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> consur cellular. >> financial services firm raymond james. leidos. >> and by the aled p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21stentury. ar >>gie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and ofe advancement nternational peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> nd with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: immigration-- and the plight of separatedai families-- r"t

the sport is similar to football, by the sport is similar to football, rugby and basketball, the elementt physicality of going and winning the ball and then there is the football, you catch it and look to move along quickly. i never thought i would play aussie rules. but i came down to get some fitness and from there that is where it took off. and did my first year i was playing in gb and playing in england. we have come down to huddersfield and pretty much it is my dream. i'm a brilliant middlesbrough fan, my grandparents are from there. it started in the 2006 world cup. that is what got you into the sport and thursday it has grown at a steady rate but still nowhere near where it needs to be. if they can make it through the group stages of the world cup they might stand a chance of getting further advances in the sport at home. we started with three teams and now we have over 40 in the country so it has taken off. internationally it has grown, at the last european cup we had 50 men's teams and the growth in the women's game is massive. it isjust getting these guys to spread the word and

is out there most difficult thing for the team who hosted the world championships and then using a sport and. a pressure from the fans from denver situation stuff like that and they did pretty good job and i think the day they feel the confidence right now and they can go all the way to how do you make it last because you alluded to it earlier there is a quality to russians of you know get everything together when they need but they also have a tendency of relaxing when the pressure is a little bit lighter how do you sustain performance across the board but this is the mission and i have they understand. why they're here and what they can game this is the easier to get together their focus on than that is. it's no time to relax it's time to get. all your skill set or you know one think and once and play for each other it's sort of it's was. unbelievable feeling was on the one of the russian channels should doing for the two years young kids and i get torn in two thousand and three right now how they develop as a player what kind of. situation they're out to overcome to become the nationa

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she was inspired to take on the sport by her father a huge fan of extreme sports. maya joined him for her first parachute jump when she was just ten years old. her father supported her from the beginning this sport isn't exactly cheap fifteen minute. in the wind tunnel cost up to seventy euro's in poland my has been training several times a week since she was thirteen indoor skydiving has become the focus of her family's life. and those of the systems built on those things but i do this sport to. be sure so i try to accompany my every step of the way. maya trains outside the wind tunnel too and completely without professional coaching. i don't really need it any more i could come up with my own things the people who are at the top of the sport right now are at the top of the sport so we look at our own routines and we are the best judges we know what's good. for your lives and watch what she has a tight schedule she rarely has time to stroll around in town every weekday she's in school till three o'clock then she trains or has media appointments. on weekends she of

title joe will be here with the sport in just a minute. he's everywhere and it's choking our planet very toxic and very dangerous and we could spend years painting this i know a lot but breakthroughs are being made showing that it is possible to change our relationship with nature upsets the running. mate that we pick up on the beach we. move on plastic waste. on al-jazeera how do you tell. us more than forty thousand africans are facing deportation from israel in the world more than ninety percent of your trying to accept your fitness so why is very almost zero point one percent of the left at least two of those in danger of being thrown out of the country in which they sought refuge talks al-jazeera at this time . after half a century the longest serving staff member at the sydney opera house is calling it a day steve sue collis migrated to australia from greece in that he succeeded as he began work at the opera houses construction this week before retirement he reflects on his many years working inside one of the world's most famous lin

time now for all the sports news, in sport today.m the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: 0n course for number 11, rafael nadal books his place in the last four of the french open in paris. drama at the diamond league meeting in oslo with the barriers in the women's steeplechase having been set to the men's height. and dustinjohnson wins shot of the day for this chip on the 12th hole at the st jude classic in memphis. i'm still trying to do that! hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the tennis news that rafael nadal has taken another step towards an 11th french open title. the world number one beat diego schwartzman to reach the last four to set up a semi final with another argentine injuan martin del potro, plus we now know the line—up for the women's final. austin halewood wraps up thursday's action. seeing rafael nadal in trouble is something crowds at the french open aren't used to. the ten time champion lost a set

stay to get divorced it seems that all it is the better your sport and sports.do you think that they take in the yes. nothing of the fifty but if. you want. to take part in international competition she first needs to find a host country to accept into their team. but go to closing it was dubai. couldn't fix that annoying interest get that from my store. and get to that just opening up to them to get the question. which country would be dead if i russia and adopt yulia. russia however does not have the monopoly on doping every year worldwide three thousand athletes test positive for doping among the sports in which cheating has been found to be the most prevalent in recent years are bodybuilding athletics baseball american football weightlifting boxing wrestling cycling ice hockey rugby swimming and basketball power and insurance sports are not the only concerns. and would use book only on novel is a specific nick book if you didn't. saw that did it with woodward put it in he's pulling it it's all of it is. more all now but the movies were that it's an exposure

who really has it in their interests to end cheating in sports athletes doctors and sports federations enrich themselves through doping countries circumvent the international convention against doping in sport the world anti-doping agency's efforts to protect the integrity of sports competitions if doping is unstoppable what will the world of sports look like tomorrow. according to sports experts most records will no longer be able to be beaten starting in two thousand and thirty humankind will reach their physiological limit but some are already dreaming up ways that athletes can improve further through biotechnology and prostheses restorer do it that it is all you want to do that cul de sac so he can go to midtown south at the preview of the magic. plywood there which will be shorter all said your pleasure there as it take ski for them with the ship bob or a little tots from korea or vision if at the tours it is used today are because it is. for his their shock. gen sippers your boss with it all it's called missions of value if he screws it r.c.h. it created the abuse it in that in y

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.oming up on the programme: iran give portugal a late scare, but the european champions progress — in a tense final group match that was full of var controversy. they'rejoined by spain, who left it late, to snatch a draw against morocco, but again, the video assistant referee played a huge part. and caroline wozniaki is through to the next round at eastbourne, as the world number two prepares for wimbledon and a second major this year. welcome to the programme. the video assistant referree is being used for the first time in a world cup and my word it really is hogging the headlines. portugal and spain were both on the end of var. for the european champions, it could have cost them a place in the last 16. but for spain, the decision review allowed them to finish top of group. olly foster has been across the action for us, where the hosts were finally humbled. week could have guessed that this week would have been full of drama, full on, with 16 matches packed into four days a. we see th

never in sport has cheating been so prevalent at the highest level.never has the pharmacological range of performance enhancing drugs been so great to. get something new and it took them this issue to spot the level of cycling football power sports injury and sports technical schools doping is only present no discipline escapes unscathed but where do these products come from how does this underground activity work. till armitage but certainly it's also going to aid in a good many galaxy most of the stick you have to ship. the styles of high performance sports can spend up to one hundred thousand euros a year on state of the out treatments that are often still under development. the extreme growth of the sports business has gendered a lucrative black market in doping with an estimated thirty billion euros a year so in whose interest is it to unmask the cheats and clean up sport demands that he was picked to measure it given that he will speak to them as usual devoted to his success that he believes about the guess what the less it by is on the best chr

engage with the sport can connect with the players. and that's the you know that's just where things are going so i think aspire sponsors are slowly about into that so do you think that's the future particularly sports broadcasting on the thinking there was a deal struck just recently for the premier league football rights amazon prime are going to be broadcasting games i think in two thousand and nineteen lot of new channels opening up on the likes of twitch lots of internet t.v. coming through is there less people sitting down at home now and more of the one hundred percent that's i mean that's it that's the thing as the secret that's why we're seeing what we're seeing google facebook we're seeing we're seeing twitter experiment with with what they've done with n.f.l. what they've done with tennis i think i think what's interesting about this i was on crime is it is a completely different model we were talking about how traditionally broadcasters used to buy invest in television rights to church access drivers' thing now it's all abo

viewing products and of course sports are one of them but you know you can't talk sports and not mention e.s.p.n. should be worried about amazon getting into this i think a lot of people have sort of underestimated amazon in the past but now that we're getting into sports streaming do you think they're pretty well entrenched that is e.s.p.n. or should they be thinking about looking over their shoulders at amazon. well he has been and should definitely be looking over their shoulders they've found here over the last ten or twenty years they've gone from a situation where they had a centrally a monopoly on full time sports broadcasting course now they've been joined by channel after channel after channel and of course u.s. amazon into this and there should be quite worried and in fact if we see what's happened to e.s.p.n. over the past six months they started last october announcing large layoffs of production staff and just in april they laid off for roughly a hundred more people but this time it included a bunch of their on air personalities yeah that is i do recall that and so that is s

it is like no other sport, really. it is like no other sport, really.t, it is that constant thought, is someone going to get you? i love going down that eight metre supercross, are two speeds of 30 plus miles per hour. it is absolutely amazing. that passion continually pushes rising star bethany shriever to the podium. with a bulging title and a senior success last month came across the backdrop of eight uk sport funding cup after other british riders failed to win a medal in rio 2060. although british cycling offered some continued support, the teenager decided to ta ke support, the teenager decided to take another route. it was such a shock, really. it was out of the blue. we didn't know what to do. we spent so long thinking about how we can do it on our own. i programme has been extensive in a way. it is just the money side of it that is so difficult. getting that if you days early, the travel, the hotel. it is close to... that is that the close ones. holland, belgium... have you had to go out and find sponsors to back you? yes, i have got my bike sp

i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: russia are on the brink of making the knock—out stages of the world cup as they beat egypt in st petersburg. welcome back, senegal — their first world cup in 16 years and they beat poland in their opening match. and a world—record performance from england's cricketers as they amassed 481 runs on the way to winning the third one—day international against australia and clinching the series victory hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start at the world cup in russia and it was the hosts who have all but booked themselves a place in the last 16 after a 3—1win over egypt in st petersburg on tuesday. they sit top of group a while japan and senegal were both 2—1winners in their respective group h matches over colombia and poland. but the biggest shock arguably was russia, and wrapping everything up from moscow is olly foster. six days into the world cup, we have now seen all 32 nations in action and the hosts, russia, have also taken a massive step towa

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for the working class is the sport for the masses. in remote provinces like by sea land classes are often disrupted by gunfire and fighting. and a pair of football boots is the last thing on the boys' minds but they won't give up the dream of one day playing professionally on the proper grass pitch. for now they are happy as long as they have a ball at their feet. dug an al-jazeera to the power north about our southern philippines. and that is all useful from now more later joe thank you very much indeed now the sydney opera house is one of the world's best known buildings and steve coll earth knows it better than anyone else he helped to build it after emigrating from greece in sixty eight now he's heading for retirement after a lifetime of looking after the australia australian i call my name it's the scholars and i'm working in my means of the seed new york. i thought i made the sixty four i was nineteen years and i come to work. every morning for the last fifteen years. i was single out with the upper ninety six the i hate i start

sports and for spoiler. it's very i said. i'll try one.that's for me i don't belong to the scouts so that's my release my from the. biggest. show in. in moscow in hopes that. i'm going to find. you here will volunteer throughout the world cup up until the final day she'll have that off because she's one of the lucky ones to win tickets to the final fee for reserved eight of eighty thousand match tickets for russian fans at the price of about one hundred heroes. if you think it's golden doesn't worth area i saw was a fee for. the tickets a few of us finale aren't so good size into the mix that i miss cloven if you. do this for ninety. minutes. it wasn't. even so if you click over is. at the reopening of usually key stadium last year the hosts faced two time vote against argentina although they lost the friendly match one nail the world cup feeling was already building up providing a sneak peek of how russia wants to present itself this summer. you know bruce is next for the but he's got this in the minya conditions because no resolution is

time now for all the sports news in sport today.s is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: it's a panama hat—trick for harry kane, as england storm home 6—1winners at the world cup, with kane top of the goalscoring charts. plenty to play for in kazan, where colombia turn up and give a masterclass, and send poland packing. and lewis hamilton dominates to win the french grand prix and regain top spot in the drivers' championship. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the goals keep coming at the world cup. 1a on sunday, in an action packed day, which saw england seal their place in the last 16. we're into the final group games now — and there's all to play for in group h, where one of colombia, japan or senegal will be going out. 0lly foster's in moscow for us. exactly the way from the world cup final in moscow, england have taken a step towards that. one they couldn't manage four years ago in brazil, but they have qualified for the knockout stages. that is after they thrashed panama, 61 th

time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. welcome to sports day. headlines this evening. it can drive greater between england and south africa. finally, grand slam success for simona halep as she beat slow stevens to win the french open. i'd england's cricketers from two to a seven wicket defeat to south africa as they start their summer of internationals. hello, we will get to paris in a moment but we will start in johannesburg where there was an incredible rugby union game between england and south africa. eddie jones felt his side played with a lot of courage to take the lead where they have not won a match since 1972. but, south africa were tenacious and ran out 42 point —— points. at the end of the apartheid era, or rugby embodied south africa injohannesburg era, or rugby embodied south africa in johannesburg for the first era, or rugby embodied south africa injohannesburg for the first time at meeting this nation is a black man. he was kept occupied by an explosive start by england, within 20 minutes they put three drives past a south african

time now for all the sports news in sport today.: the holders, germany, arrive in russia as they look to succefully defend the world cup title they won four years ago. and after this world cup, spain's head coach will take over at european champions real madrid. while tiger looks to roar back. woods takes to the hills in new york state ahead of the us 0pen. hello and welcome to the programme, where the clock is ticking, with the world cup officially kicking off in russia on thursday. the teams are continuing to arrive in their bid for football's greatest prize, and those touching down on tuesday included the holders, germany, who left from a wet and rainy frankfurt before arriving in moscow, where they will begin their defence against mexico on sunday. austin halewood reports. with less than a8 hours to go, it is almost time. russia is ready, and now

stays a yeah you just it's nice that all of that but the thing is what sports.do you think that they take yes. with an interest in them because if. you want. to take part in international competition she first needs to find a host country to accept into their team. because the blessing it was to buy is a cocoon fixed and then you just get that was it from my store. and yet to the caucuses that are stepping up to the head you have to get your question. which country would be dead if i russia and adopt yulia. russia however does not have the monopoly on doping every year worldwide three thousand athletes test positive for doping among the sports in which cheating has been found to be the most prevalent in recent years our bodybuilding athletics baseball american football weightlifting boxing wrestling cycling ice hockey rugby swimming and basketball power and insurance sports are not the only concerns. only on their vote is a specific make book if you did. so that it. would board put it in his pool and it's all of it is. more all now but will fill the movies with

of the back with sports. thank you very much well number one simona halep has won half assed a grand slam singles title thanks to a victory at the french open she defeated u.s. open champion sloane stephens in three sets on saturday p. to stand at reports the big question in paris was could simona halep finally do it sloane stephens stood in her way of roland garros a place where hell of had already lost in two previous finals not to mention defeat in the australian open final in january and it looked like history might repeat itself when stevens won the first set the current u.s. open champion taking it six three. it looked even worse for the remaining when stevens led by a break early on in the second say it however on this occasion help would show incredible determination to break back and go on to take the set six four to force the deciding states in paris. that. there was to be no third said battle royal bow as the world number one showed just why she holds the top ranking halep storming to a six one six

sports journalist and author on black athletes in the united states. good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. 17 months after first signing a travel ban, the u.s. supreme court has now given president trump what he wants, approving his third attempt to restrict travel primarily from muslim majority countries. in a 5-4 decision, the chief justice john roberts wrote that trump's order is, quote, sca squarely within the scope of presidential authority. multiple federal judges and protests challenged trump's original order. the latest version slaps restrictions or inrran, north korea, venezuela, to dilute the muslim flavor of the ban. joining me is nina totenberg. welcome to the program. >> my pleasure. >> you know, what is so different about this version than the original version that allowed the supreme court or prompted the supreme court to approve it? >> well, this version is, in fact, very different than first version. first of all, the administration, prodded by the courts, finally did undertake a complete administrative review asking the various cabinet departments,

sports reporters. because. she knows her football and especially in on germany to defend. him his business to support him and get a minute principle you meet people that's in the system or even. in the right not someone who so you most of them stand out in the space immediately but in the book you can see that in the by didn't spend zero but he even the ponder over this more the mystified by this the. i needs is not that i disagree or i need because it was the. business of the land who were getting the stuff this is just a minute. left for warner stood at the stanley the new washington post math is not meeks done at the stuff. you're getting nerve and stanny chesnoff know each other well they became champions together into your role in spring with chess office goalkeeper and live as coach was you know. in the user group this. kind of them on shuffle the following will be hard but everything good hi nancy good feeling. to move. on with. us because if it were up to him to chesnoff would have voight yogi live and his team for as long as possible at the world cup best be up un