how complicit are are sports journalists in the decline of the morals, so on, in sports? >> i think that's a really complicated and really great question. you know, if you've known a lot of sports journalists or some, you don't necessarily want them as the arbiters of morality. [laughter] you know, it's hard. i mean, most sports journalists think they're there to cover the games, and, you know, some of these awards -- the heisman trophy -- do have specifics about behavior and morality. and i think that most of the sports writers just think if they have a vote on something, they're going to do it on that. but it's, i guess all i can say is it's complicated. i don't think that most sports journalists see themselves as being referees of morality, and i'm not sure that they should be. i mean, we all as writers lend our voices to what we think, and certainly in my book and i know in mark's book we have our opinions about what's right and what's wrong, and they're very strongly expressed. but in terms of just score keeping like this person deserves this award or not, i mean, th

sports journalism in 2018. if you are a sports fan these two books written by these two amazing authors are a must read. they really dive into what is troubling for a lot of us in the sports realm with two of the most esteemed institutions we have, the ncaa tournament, the ncaa, and the nfl. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. my name is chip rives. i'm a local documentarian in austin, texas, covered a lot of sports stories over my 25 years. i'm joined by two awesome authors. we have michael sokolove who has written this book "the last temptation of rick pitino: a story of corruption, scandal, and the big business of college basketball". i will let mike tell us a little about his book and then introduce you to mark leibovich. >> thanks for coming out, everybody. it is an honor to be the cleanup hitters at the festival. my book is about some issues. scandal and the court case but i am a nonfiction writer. just like a fiction writer, we are charged with writing a book that unfolds like a novel. if we

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that's how we view sports. and that is how sports works.n when you watch television there are very few very few journalists out there of color. usually you get a sub x player out there. but normally there's some balance. they are not trying to understand the player. who is buying the tickets. it's not who is watching the game. in terms of who has the disposable income to actually buy that. it's a lot of money. who gets to go. suddenly everyone went to red sox games. there is a question of ownership. that is one of the things that really offends people. if you're here to entertain me. i don't want to hear what you have to say. this is the battle of whether or not they have the opportunity to speak or whether they are just simply a laborer. we have this moment of espn. we get hammered all the time for being too liberal sub presently. the republican pollster did a focus group with us. they wanted to know what trump voters thought. they did this focus group and they have all of these different images up on the screen. this is how you figure out

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as i've grown older ijust competitive sports. as i've grown older i just feel competitive sports. ijust feel ready competitive sports. as i've grown older i just feel ready to competitive sports. as i've grown older ijust feel ready to embark on new challenges. i feel a older ijust feel ready to embark on new challenges. ifeel a natural pull away from training full—time and want to find new things to do and want to find new things to do and new adventures. you're seeing skateboarding, surfing, rock climbing. do you think that modern pentathlon would struggle to stay in the olympic programme? pentathlon would struggle to stay in the olympic programme ?|j pentathlon would struggle to stay in the olympic programme? i do not think so, if continually adapt to demands made by the ifc. the second reason is that the modern olympics we re reason is that the modern olympics were founded in 1896 again and found a likea were founded in 1896 again and found a like a military man inspired by the story of the soldiers who had to deliver a message to his captain to save the day. and the story goe

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it just fit into my religious beliefs. >> host: to the sport itself attractive? >> guest: i don't know if it was necessarily the sport but let my high school fencing team. you were very close and about like a family more so than it did like a team and we also won state championships every year so i'm sure being part of a winning team that historically had just been so powerful i guess landed itself more to peak my interest. >> host: what other sports did you try out? >> guest: i played four years of volleyball and also played softball but i tried everything from track and field, tennis but definitely a fencer at my core. >> host: you call your book proud but also say the word unlikely. why was it unlikely for you to win a bronze medal in the webex? >> guest: the chances are for anyone that you won't go to the olympic games. you certainly will not metal. for me i've always spent my entire life pushing back against society's limited expectation to me not only as women but as a person of color and as a muslim. to be the first muslim woman to represent the united sta

dan roan, sports editor, with the questions.rom the other side of the atlantic to play competitive games here in the uk. next summer baseball will join the mix, when the new york yankees and the boston red sox play two regular season games at the london stadium. one of the sport's biggest names, former yankee player alex rodriguez, has told the bbc why these matches are vital for baseball's future. john pakey reports. the glitz, the glamour, british sports fans have been seduced by nfl, there was not a spare seat in the house at wembley, could baseball do the same at the london stadium? that is what the people in charge of major league baseball hope, and the big guns have been rolled out to drum up support. alex rodrigo alves, one of the biggest names in recent yea rs one of the biggest names in recent years for arguably one of the biggest names in world sport, the new york yankees, out to sell the game to new audiences, secure his long—term future. game to new audiences, secure his long-term future. it is a job interview for us

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: alexander zverev stuns world number one novak djokovic to win the season—ending atp finals. switzerland overturn a 2—0 deficit to thrash high—flying belgium 5—2 in the uefa nations league. and francesco molinari caps a fantastic season by winning the european tour's race to dubai. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. alexander zverev recorded the biggest victory of his fledgling career after seeing off novak djokovic in straight sets to win the nitto atp finals in london. the world number one a heavy favourite to win what would have been a sixth finals title, but he was outclassed by 21—year—old zverev, 6—3, 6—4. austin halewood was watching the action. despite beating zverev earlier this week, this was novak djokovic‘s turn to be outclassed. just like the first match, the opening set was too close to call. eight games went with serve, with the german more than holding his own. after dominating all week, djokovic and then lost his serve for the

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the packaging of sports and selling of sports and optics of sports has changed and when you combine the collision of revival of the black athlete getting involved you see that what is taking place is a referendum of their patriotism in other citizenship and that suddenly we are asking ourselves questions when you hear the president say things like maybe you don't belong in the country for taking a position and that, to me, told me there was something here that it was not just sports. the route was something else. it wasn't that we just disagreed and it wasn't just cops but enough. that's nothing else was a combining of police, authoritarianism, military, the fact we been fighting however many wars we are fighting right now for almost 20 years and all these things are coming together in a place that we supposedly said did not have a political edge to it. we got away from our problems and went to the sporting event to get away from her issues and you start to realize all her issues are to the place right here and it couldn't be hidden so to take that on was gratifying and fun in a lot of

that's how we view sports. and that is how sports works. even when you watch television there are very few very few journalists out there of color. usually you get a sub x player out there. but normally there's some balance. they are not trying to understand the player. who is buying the tickets. it's not who is watching the game. in terms of who has the disposable income to actually buy that. it's a lot of money. who gets to go. suddenly everyone went to red sox games. there is a question of ownership. that is one of the things that really offends people. if you're here to entertain me. i don't want to hear what you have to say. this is the battle of whether or not they have the opportunity to speak or whether they are just simply a laborer. we have this moment of espn. we get hammered all the time for being too liberal sub presently. the republican pollster did a focus group with us. they wanted to know what trump voters thought. they did this focus group and they have all of these different images up on the screen. this is how you figure

you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but the rain has begun to pep up across central and eastern areas. through the night, these weather fronts will affect much of the central and eastern side of the uk. further west, light winds and clear skies mean it will be a chilly start to this morning with some frost for northern ireland, mist and fog in western scotland. further south and east, because of more cloud rain, it will be a milder start with temperatures 7—10 degrees. this morning will be a soggy one through central and eastern areas. some of the rain will be heavy through the morning. but the band of rain heads east, becoming confined to the very far southeast. brighter skies to the west will filter through some areas. a few showers in western scotland, where there will be wind chill in the high ground, as their air will be cool. still fairly mild in the south and south—east, temperatures 11—12 at best. heading into friday, this ridge of high pressure means a fine start of the day, but to the west we see this deep area

the fact she is so young but i think it's great for our sport.gymnastics but i think she is a global superstar that can only do good for our sport. another name that you might not know but you may wa nt to that you might not know but you may want to see him because he really is somebody who people love watching. he performed so brilliantly at the bars on his speciality, the flying dutchman is is that bad. tell us what is so great about this routine. the releases you see here, the fact he can combine them together, very few gymnasts are able to do that and the execution today was one of the best we have that there are seen. it's been a long—time since it has been set on top of the podium since 2014. he was pleased to back up there. having only become a dad just a couple of weeks ago. a great few weeks then. gold medal in the bars and a quick mention for donna cunningham british interests at the gymnastics in world changes for britain's stability is first—ever whicheverjob final, britain's stability is first—ever whichever job final, and britain's

and to have those rights fox sports is notoriously have them for years and so is e.s.p.n. for monday night baseball to join that streaming though you can watch us with no ads as of now they're trying to do more brand and product placement integration but for now you don't have to miss the fourth inning you can watch it without being interrupted in that is what people want whether you're away from your television or on vacation you want your access all the time into zones giving that to you and who is the major competition is that you're spewing plus or e.s.p.n. plus has a love hate relationship with the audience some people really love it some people really can't stand the kind of content that they get but does own is trying to fill that gap of people especially younger millennial who want to cut the cord you don't want to spend two hundred dollars on a cable subscription anymore they want to pay five ninety nine or three ninety nine and that's a design offering they're offering ninety nine a month for people to subscribe for these sports oh if you can get it for ninety ni

was a typical female sport. i think this question is a bit difficult what is typically female we are just people who play a full contact sport and of course it's rough because it's a full contact sport. i manipulate yes of course for historical reasons i don't know why one sees women as the weaker sex and i don't see the reason the sitting company we play it so it's typically female i say so too. sports is also understood by its operators as a statement against prevailing gender cliches the club is the only team worldwide to have its own male cheerleader troop to children. and when i go to a sports store and want to buy clothes for sports is a men's department is loose a wide comfortable to wear in women's sports trousers are all like these yoga pants and that's very tight you can see every bit of fat and everything if i move around in it i know it is all i'm much more exposed to as wearing my regular sportswear than on the. the. is if i give it to you and that's the question we throw back to the audience why do

that is all at bbc.com/sport.t today team, goodbye. hello. many of us started the new week with frequent and heavy showers, and that brought some impressive cloud formations. an excellent example of mammatus cloud here in somerset on monday afternoon. we also saw some sunshine, and when you put sunshine and showers together, well, it's a perfect recipe for rainbows. more showers to come through the early hours of tuesday. they will fade away from many southern and eastern areas, and generally become confined to northern england and parts of scotland. a fairly chilly end to the night across the highlands of scotland. and through tuesday morning, there'll still be some showers, particularly for western scotland, north—west england. these will start to fade, and for most it's a mainly dry day. there'll be some spells of sunshine, but cloud will tend to build across northern ireland, the western islands of scotland, ahead of some rain through the evening. it's a breeze if not windy day. these are average wind strength

and western officials and athletes accuse the world anti-doping agency of damaging queen sports after its decision to reinstate russia. broadcasting live direct foresters moscow this is r.t. international i'm shawn thomas glad to have you with us right a small seaside town in the u.k. has found itself in the spotlight pictured as a rundown backwater by the u.s. republicans an image of jay wicks sans twice named as britain's most deprived area has become the headline news before the mid-term elections in america and he's probably boyko explains why. what links this essex seaside town to the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections and insensitive political hundred that's what locals here in jail exxon's in essex have been left feuding ofter a pro trump republican candidate for the senate for the state of illinois used a photograph of j. wick sands on his social media feed as an anti advertisement so the caption next to the photograph read only you can stop this from becoming a reality but the problem is the picture wasn't quite reality the image of jay wick sans that he used was taken several

coming up in sports. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the film world is in mourning over the loss of an italian master but not the best she has the visuals and provocative story lines are in terms cinemas highest accolades has died in rome at the age of seventy seven soni the jaeger looks back on his life. from his directorial debut at age twenty one in the grim reaper the. club. to his final cinematic offering in me and. cheese bold vision created drama that captivated the audience is the world over his commercial successes won him a star on hollywood's walk of fame lauded as a luminary of european cinema. who created dazzling complex worlds. such as the last emperor a biopic of the chinese and propos ye the first western feature fields again commissioned to shoot a beijing split in the city it won him nine academy awards in one nine hundred eighty eight zero. while he worked with a list america

sport have been on about their job is to generate medals so go find the sport that will produce the medal for the lowest investment this is european much night against italian. team dana most a sollie. lester hopeful not expectant of causing an upset i was possible gets no money from you high school certainly increased funding pot or no investment recompiling no success so sufficient cycle. people's plight did come into focus during the winter when lympics in february when it emerged millions have been spent on obscure sports u.k. sport responded to the wife of criticism with a special possible funding but it's well under a million dollars a small fraction of what's given to sports that the liver a limb pick medals u.k. sport told our jazeera we have to prioritize in order to deliver as much success as possible over on the performing a not delivering the wider social economic impacts that come from the inspiration delivered from medal success we've recognized the popularity of basketball and the incredible impact it's had in communities and applaud the work done by all those involved what

it was the nation's most popular televised sport. champions were awarded golden ox trophies and a ticket to nationwide stardom but this year's largest student tournament had to be pushed back by a day just a week before the event as a sports national association could not secure a live broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home unesco has put shoot him on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer she. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches th

in south korea until some twenty years ago it was the nation's most popular televised sport. champions were awarded golden ox trophies and a ticket to nationwide stardom but this year's largest student tournament had to be pushed back by a day just a week before the event as a sports national association could not secure a live broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home you know sco has put on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day . north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognized but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches the grou

sport certainly. we keep finding parts for no investment that combine our success so sufficient cycle. people's plight did come into focus during the winter when lympics in february when it emerged millions have been spent some obscure sports u.k. sport responded to the wife of criticism with a special possible funding but it's well under a million dollars a small fraction of what's given to sports that the liver a limb pick medals u.k. sport told our jazeera we have to prioritize in order to deliver as much success as possible over on the performing a not delivering the wada says show economic impacts that come from the inspiration delivered from medal success we've recognized the popularity of basketball and the incredible impact it's had in communities and applaud the work done by all those involved what doesn't help basketball is cause is that the domestic leagues. have not been shy when you come free to air television for decades and yet look at the crowd in leicester diverse people from all age

the sports —— in wonder.signed in protest at the government's decision to delay introducing restrictions on high—stakes betting machines. ministers have agreed to cut the maximum bet on fixed—odds terminals from £100 to £2 as part of a crackdown on problem—gambling. with more on this, here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. tracey crouch was a passionate fan of sport, a tottenham hotspurfan, and the green bay packers in the nfl. it is on the issues that she will bejudged as nfl. it is on the issues that she will be judged as sports minister. she has resigned on a matter of principle concerning a delay in implementing reduced stakes on fixed odds betting terminals from bookmakers. during her time in office, she was engaged on a range office, she was engaged on a range of issues. safe standing was up there amongst them, she was initially against any change in legislation to allow safe standing at football, but in recent months she's instigated a review of the law and that is ongoing food and other

it's professional sport is different from amateur competitive sport. the pros are focused on advancing their careers and they want to make money doing sport. they don't think about any kind of alternative or working on a future career. but then to look is thinking ahead. she's training to become a primary school teacher coalescence sport competitive sports are a wonderful thing but you pay a high price you make a lot of sacrifices but i can imagine it being very nice not to be out on the ice on christmas for example certain folks for sports people to benefit from that intense sense of pressure they have to know how to channel it better to fluke appears to have learned how to do that very well. maybe it's time for all of us to have a look at the pressure wear around that we take for granted and rethink how we deal with that if you've got something to share check out our facebook page and you can always get in touch with me directly on twitter and that's it for today omega hope you enjoyed the show by somali. ultimately. a. lawyer. culture. a hair. a. su

right thing readmitted russia back into world sport. and americans are starting to grow old that it's too soft particularly soft on russia. a series of crimes in the u.s. linked by many that to right wing politics are becoming the baseline topic in news coverage stateside and with just days to go until america's polarized public with their choice in the midterm elections the rhetoric is getting fiery one c.n.n. host is clear as to who he thinks poses the real terror threat but you have to stop demonizing people and realize the biggest terror threat in this country is white men most of them radicalized to the right. lemmons comments come off the three recent hate crimes involving white suspects last saturday eleven jewish were supposed to have massacred at a synagogue in pittsburgh and the same week two black people were killed in a shooting at a supermarket in kentucky and fifteen mail bombs were sent to high profile opponents of the u.s. president we had contrast from inside the u.s. from genesis to him in faroe and political activist

is an important factor in world sport today those are the two legitimate complaints as i say that. the third complaint has posed as a more vague or spiritus one and they're saying that wider is not really to fit for purpose any longer what i've been a big critic of wada on r.t.e. of the past couple of years so let's get that out of the way first of all but i'm now being a little bit more sympathetic than i usually have because it seems to me that what is damned if it does damned if it doesn't a few months ago before it agreed to reinstate resigned of the russian and to doping agency it was really getting it in the neck because people were saying well hang on you know you have this report that you basing all your all. or you were decisions and justifications that those decisions are that is the mclaren report and it isn't transparently clear what evidence mclaren has gathered over the past several years so i thought i was amongst the critics who were attacking wide it for its lack of transparency now why there has done what i consider the right thing and readmitted russia back into

the sport is accessible i think, it is about publicising it and letting people know. are 28 sports in the olympic programme and i believe modern pentathlon is at the heart of that uniqueness. so i think my role now as a retired athlete is to explain what the sport is and how it can appeal to everybody. there is an element that i guarantee you would totally enjoy. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. let's return to that long awaited development on the brexit negotiations. number 10 has confirmed a draft deal had been reached by officials negotiating in brussels after months of protracted talks. we can hear now from the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable. what do you make of the developments? we've not seen the detail yet and the rumours are that this is essentially the chequers plan with the addition of remaining in the customs union for the foreseeable future. but we do not know and have not seen it. assuming she gets this to her own cabinet without any more resignations, the problem is it is going to come to parliament and all we k

it's the last major event for the sport before it makes its olympic debut at tokyo 2020, so there are qualification points up for grabs. britain's defending world champion jordan thomas is in action tomorrow and bbc sport's nick hope is in spain for us. record number of athletes and nations entered this year world championships showing how much the sport grows ahead of the olympic debut in tokyo 2020, we saw growth in both discipline, they had to combat. that we will come to the moment the first to this one that kicked off this morning, he is —— it's 50 minutes of preset moves combining strength and technique when theyjudge they look at technical and athletic performance is not all completely traditional it's very much athletic and much more difficult than it looks to be honest., who claimed europeanjunior bronze earlier this year is 16 years old and won her first contest before exiting the second round as did england's. my performance i feel is better than ever it's amazing i work so better than ever it's amazing i work so hard and it's playing off for everyone in the sport to say th

you can get all the latest sports news at our website — it is bbc.com/sport.pread frost of this cold spell before things turn milder over the weekend. but windier, too. here's a look at things then for early risers on friday morning. quite a bit of blue. the cold spots will be down to —5 or —6. one or two mist and fog patches, so nothing widespread. there's still one or two showers dotted about western parts of the uk early on. when you have these, you will not be as cold as elsewhere. for most, it's a sunny start to the day, and the sunshine will continue throughout. the sun will turn increasingly hazy across western parts of the uk on through the day. high cloud spilling in ahead of this area of rain, which will be knocking on the door of northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. top temperatures around 9—12 degrees, and some sunshine, a gentle breeze. that's not going to feel too bad. as we go through friday evening and night, clearly the weather is changing. a system moving in from the atlantic, it will be turning wetter through scotland and northern i

russia visuals and the things cried and called for transparency claiming water has damaged clean sports. it's eleven o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all to international live from a studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. a small seaside town of just five thousand people in the u.k. has turned itself in the limelight for the wrong reasons pictured as a rundown suburbia by the us republicans and the reach of science twice named britain's most deprived area has become headline news before the mid-term elections in america are u.k. correspondent explains why. what links this essex seaside town to the upcoming us elections and insensitive political one hundred that's what miracles here in j week sounds an essex have been left fuming ofter a pro trump republican candidate for the senate for the state of illinois used a photograph of j. wick sands on his social media feed as an anti advertisement so the caption next to the photograph read only you can stop this from becoming a reality but the problem is the picture wasn't quite reality the image of j. week sounds

some twenty years ago it was the nation's most popular televised sport. champions were awarded golden ox trophies and a ticket to nationwide stardom but this year's largest student tournament had to be pushed back by a day just a week before the event as a sports national association could not secure a live broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home you know esko has put on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of un president at harmonix us relations unesco pushed for them to be combined. there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer she. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches t

and sports the formula one driver who didn't experience the ideal finish to the season. from don't ski sunsets if it's pruning savannah. to sunrise atop an asian metropolis. met some really nasty weather across central parts of the mediterranean recently and more heavy downpours and very strong winds to come as we go on through the next couple days these pictures taken out of southern italy actually where the heavy rain caused massive sinkhole a car was swallowed up in the process but the worst of the weather is now making its way further east was wild by any grease seen the worst of the heavy downpours as we go through the next couple of days with some fun then large hail and again destructive winds all swirling a way around nice well three areas of low pressure three deceased areas just making their way across central parts of europe then pushing a little further north was into the colder air in the process long line of snow on the leading edge of the system heavy rain that's coming in behind us we go on through the next twenty four hours or so monday into choose that

is a typical female sport. i think this question is a bit difficult what is typically female we are just people who play a full contact sport and of course it's rough because it's a full contact sport. i'm an affiliate yes of course for historical reasons i don't know why one sees women as the weaker sex and i don't see the reason the second company we play it so it's typically female i'd say so too. sports is also understood by its operators as a statement against prevailing gender cliches the club is the only team worldwide to have its own male cheerleader troupe to cheer on. and when i go to a sports store and want to buy clothes for sports and men's department is loose a wad comfortable to wear in women's sports trousers are all like these yoga pants and this very tight you can see every bit of fat and everything if i move around in it i know it is all i'm much more exposed to as wearing my regular sports with them on the. the. obvious to them that's the question we throw back to the audience why do you thi