world cup it also serves as a training ground for professional athletes like ski cross champion tommy fisher. said a picture is worth a thousand words it's true behind me you'd see lakes in the summer that are now covered in snow the ski runs here are sensational you can ski for hundreds of kilometers you might even run into a professional. but amateurs to have the unique opportunity to train here like professional athletes with professional coaching. this is the areas biathlon can run by former by athlete fritz fisher. we think is when it's time to shoot safety is of paramount importance turn phone around with a rifle. though the motto here is safety first. we practice the skating technique and then off to one hour of practice everyone has the chance to try shooting at targets there's a small competition to give participants an idea of what it's like for a pro to train with the infin of it the. fisher was germany's gold medal by athlete at the one nine hundred ninety two olympics in france even though he has retired from competitive sports new remains active as a coach at his sports arena t

we have tommy fisher, the head and ceo of fisher sand and gravel. involved, you have ideas about building the wall. i have two questions for you, how much could you build it for, and b, how long would you take to build it? >> thanks for having me on the show, stuart. right now there is a proposal on homeland security's desk to continually build a wall, solid cron create wall, not a fence, 700 miles, covering the complete state of california, arizona, new mexico, with no exceptions through the mountains, 10.77 billion, 20 year warranty with high-speed access roads to border patrol can do their job effectively an efficiently to cover every linear mile of the border. we're looking five years, versus their proposed budget of 10 years. stuart: i can see how environmentalists and the left would file lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit to hold it up and stop it. that is significant opposition, isn't it? >> well, it is but there is also a roosevelt rule, with our patent, we can basically fit within the 60-foot easement and build this for them. so i really th

tommy fisher, the ceo, building the prototype for donald trump's border wall will join us live.utes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in two minutes. cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. jillian: foxbusiness alert, dow jones continues its record-breaking ride, donald trump tweeting tao crashes through 25,000, unnecessary regulations continuing. >> market rise has been incredible, tracy carrasco with foxbusiness is here and this is a big moment. >> $25,000 for the first time, 25,075 gains of 152. and trading sessions, this is the shortest stretch, that is huge and with the president had to say at a press briefing. >> the historic tax cut i signed into law before christmas is already delivering major economic gains. great res

steve: here to tell us what he hopes to hear about the wall tonight is tommy fisher. sher sand and gravel which was one of the companies selected to build a border wall prototype. tommy, thanks so much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. brian: president wants 24 billion to build a wall. how much do you need if he chooses you? >> we can get after it right away on the original budget. we put a proposal in for first 700 miles. 10.77 billion. that's every square inch of the border through the mountains and everywhere else to give complete protection. brian: what state. >> all of california, arizona and new mexico and also another 100 miles in texas well rio grande. steve: tommy, when you heard the president talk about how he wanted to build the wall, were you inspired? when you listening thought north dakota thinking about i can help him do that. >> i'm originally from north dakota and live in arizona. you bet we built a lot of heavy projects on the side of mountains that set history in the state of nevada. no different than all the jobs we have done in arizona

tommy fisher is the president and ceo and he joins us now.irst when did you first get interested this particular project and what sets your wall apart. >> thanks for having me, pete and from north dakota to a fellow minnesota when i first heard president trump talking about a bold initiative of building 1950 miles of continuous wall we got excited so with our vertical integration we've been working on our patent pending system to produce a solid concrete wall 32-foot high by two and a half feet thick and provide a complete border protection system by incorporat ing two high speed roads for the agents to do their job effectively and efficiently. pete: we've got pictures of the prototype that you have here up so it's elevated on the u.s. side, its got some going underground, it's over 30 feet. what again differentiate it from your competitors why would this one be the best? >> oh, we're building a wall not a fence. here is what the main thing is with our system our wall functions three different ways. it can be used in the rio grande valley of

tommy fisher is the president and ceo out of arizona. and he joins us now.h for joining us. what was your reaction when you got a call saying you're one of the top four companies, you could be chosen to build this wall? >> all the employees at fisher industries were very, very excited. and this goes way back almost a year and a half ago when i was first inspired by president trump. when he made a bold statement that we're looking to protect the entire border security from one end to the other. and i have always been a person that thought outside the box along with our team and because we are so vertically integrated i wanted to really do something that was unique and so we started working on it almost two years ago when he first in some of his campaign pledges. i believe we have enacted one of the best techniques to build this border wall quickly. ainsley: talk about what you are doing. show the video of the 8 prototypes down there on the border and i want you to tell us which one your wall and yours is the one on the right, right? >> that's correct. we are

ross fisher is now the leading briton at the abu dhabi golf championship. tommye second day in a row, to move to 10—under—par, two shots off the lead. there were prefect conditions out on the course — and ryder cup star thomas pieters took advantage, hitting some sensational shots in a round of 65, which put him one clear at the top. fleetwood is three shots adrift. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. 0llie, thank you very much. an inquest into the death of the cranberries singer, dolores 0'riordan has opened and been adjourned. she was found dead in her hotel room in park lane in central london on friday. 0ur correspondent david sillito was at westminster coroner's court. the lead singer of the very successful bands the cranberries. she was staying in london, chu was found at the hotel unresponsive. the ambulance were called and she was found dead at the scene. they are treating the death as non—suspicious, but a number of tests have been carried out. that inquest was opened, and adjourned again until in another hearing will ta

close behind are ross fisher, andrewjohnson, tommy fleetwood and rory mcilroy. bbc one you can seejudd trump against kyren wilson. trump beat shaun murphy — but trump wasn't murphy's only foe in their quarter—final — he was attacked by a wasp — rather surprising for the time of year, and the fact that snooker is an indoor sport — his cue made a handy lightsabre. it must be more physical than we thought, snooker. i cannot see it, my eyesight is not good enough. but that apparently just makes my eyesight is not good enough. but that apparentlyjust makes a wasp angrier. you're very at standing still. famous for it! -- very good at standing still. and with the winter olympics in pyeongchang less than a month away, lizzy yarnold just missed out on a medal at the final skeleton world cup event of the season in germany, finishing fourth. she'll be hoping to retain her olympic title next month, after a mixed run of results this season. the gb team for the games is announced on tuesday. misha mcneill will be hoping to be selected along with mica moore. they are hoping to

ross fisher is now leading the —— now the leading briton at the abu dhabi golf championship. tommys pieters took advantage, hitting some sensational shots in a round of 65 which put him one clear at the top of the the leaderboard. fleetwood is five shots off the pace. scientists have taken a step towards one of the biggest goals in medicine — a universal blood test for cancer. scientists atjohns hopkins university in the us have developed a test that screens for common forms of the disease. it was tested on eight types of cancer including ovarian, pancreatic and lung. the study was of 1,005 patients who were known to have cancer. the test correctly diagnosed 7 in 10 cases. so just how significant is this and what hope does it offer? let's talk to professor sam janes, who leads on lung cancer at university college london hospital, and jane murphy who is a clinical nurse specialist at the charity breast cancer care. thanks for coming in. how excited should we be by this?|j thanks for coming in. how excited should we be by this? i think this isa should we be by this? i think this is a

england's tommy fleetwood battled a star studded field to retain his abu dhabi championship title on sunday. he started the day two shots behind leader ross fisher 22 under par, two clear of fisher, and another stunning victory for the 2017 race to dubai winner. it was just important that we carried on going forward. good having a great year, and it was the best year of my life, but we wanted to keep pushing. like i say, i a lwa ys to keep pushing. like i say, i always wanted no where my potential will take me but wanted to keep pushing and make sure that we... that we just, you pushing and make sure that we... that wejust, you know, kept improving. and it was important to do that, and this weekjust feels like it is another step along the way, hopefully. mark allen has won the masters — one of snooker‘s triple crown events. the world number eight beat kyren wilson 10—7. he is the first player from northern ireland to win the title since dennis taylor in 1987. allen was the strong favourite, but it was a close match at london's alexandra palace. allen, with three ranking titles to his name, takes home just under $280,000. and now up to the priest

tommy fleetwood played with some back—nine brilliance to defend his abu dhabi golf title. the european number one finished on 22—under—par, two strokes clear of ross fishertzpatrick. mcilroy said fleetwood's finish was "obscene" as he carded six birdies over the closing nine holes. it was just important that we carried on going forward and it's all well and good having a great year and it was the best year of my life but we want to keep pushing and like i say, i want to know where my potential will take me but i wanted to keep pushing and make sure that we just kept improving and it was important to do that and this week feels like another step along the way. playing some excellent golf at the moment. england captain eoin morgan says their one day cricket win against australia is probably their best as a group yet. england have taken an unassailable 3—0 lead in the series, thanks largely to an unbeaten century from wicketkeeper jos buttler in sydney. he was helped by 53 not out from all rounder chris woakes as england posted 302—6 from their 50 overs. australia fell 16 runs short in their reply, with controversy over steve smith being caught out. mark wo

defending champion tommy fleetwood the european number one rolled in five birdies on the back nine to make it back to back victories at this course finishing two strokes ahead of ross fisher. and golf first major of the season may still be three months away but the current masters champion sergio garcia has begun the season on a winning note the spaniard won the singapore open shooting a three under par sixty eight to finish with a five stroke lead over shaun norris and satoshi good data to she'd second place. it's always great to start to start like this there's no doubt that starting with with a win it's always great to do it here at this golf course. you know against. a good feel here in asia in conditions that when easy and the way they did it it's important so you know hopefully we can write that. suicide skier lara goods has won the final world cup super g. race before the winter olympic games groups made up for lost time he spent the last eleven months recovering from knee surgery it was her twenty fourth world cup win and moved to the top of the rankings in the super g. conditions in italy were inside your home there were several crashes the worst of which involve