tyson knew right away that sam was someone that was gonna mentor him. >> still, tyson hesitates taking the columbo case. >> i had stopped working with that breed a few years prior, just because of the volatility and the liability issues around them. >> i'm sure that training aggressive dogs is dangerous. where is columbo on the scale? >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> tyson says he makes an exception for columbo, when simon convinces him that health issues, like painful hip dysplasia, explain why he's such a bad dog. so, it's not just behavioral. it's also medicine? >> that's correct. >> simon's already paying for the best veterinary medicine money can buy. among other things, columbo gets electromagnetic therapy and acupuncture. acupuncture for a dog? i know we're in los angeles, but really? >> this dog has endured so much pain in his legs that this is not some frivolous treatment. >> and the price tag for columbo's first-class care? >> columbo costs approximately $138,000 a year. >> that's a four-year college education. >> the reality is -- i didn't hire these folks

it wasn't really just tyson. and i don't want to demonize tyson but it is originally what called my attention to the difficulty. it is not even poultry per se. there are many others who are in these states who were doing the same labor recruitment. it was more like a metaphor. you could see the exports going up to guatemala and up to mexico. >> host: as we enter a new presidency and discussion about trade and revamping nafta have you reached any conclusions? >> guest: one of the ironies is what the world trade organization promotes is that one branch of the united nations which is the committee on migrant rights. you have the u.n. pushing one way and other organizations trying to protectprotect migrans which is different from the current discussion about trade. when i think about work done by the food agricultural organization, they talk about import surges. this is not about the developed county but the developing one. so they talk about when cotton was the border on cotton was dropped in india, in one year ther

and in this case i don't want to demonize tyson. it's just what originally called my attention to the difficulty and it's not even poultry per se. there are many other who are in the states doing the same labor recruitment. was more like a metaphor because you could see exports going up to mexico and people coming from mexico and quite mama to the us, so again, i mean, it's not just demonizing the business. it's a much more structural thing. host: kathleen swarts men, as we enter a new presidency and discussion about trade and revamping nafta, have you reached any conclusions? guest: one of the ironies i think is the way-- i think of it is with the world trade organization and what it promotes, free trade that one branch of the united nations, which is this committee on migrant rights tries to familiar eight, so you have these wto's and the un organization affiliated, but you have the un pushing one way and then other organizations trying to protract migrant rights from the anti- immigrant sentiment that breaks out in countries. it'

tyson viewing needs to get his head right and lose about six stone. —— tyson ‘s theory.ate to give the bad news on what should be a morning of celebration, there is every chance the ibs, one of the governing bodies, they might even strip anthonyjoshua bodies, they might even strip anthony joshua and bodies, they might even strip anthonyjoshua and get another guide to fight for the title. the men in their high towers who run the sport are doing their damnedest to make things more compensated. how can they strip him of his belt? they can insist he has a rematch, or insist he fights another two fighters. neither of those fights make much cash common—sense because anthony joshua has another couple of opponents. if he does not agree to that, they will simply take his belt away. they did it to tyson fury in november, 2015. he left the stadium in tussle dawson and 50,000 germans we re in tussle dawson and 50,000 germans were crying tears. the next morning tyson fury got an ultimatum. might an unknown fighter or we strip you. 2a hours later, they stripped him. he had not even le

trust me, you do deserve it. >> mike tyson awarding mike tyson this belt for his works running the criminalustice system. tyson also got laughs when he asked governor christie how to talk with his friend, president donald trump. >> it was an event about giving those incarcerated second chances. former governor is the chairman of the new jersey reentry program. it provides former inmates with everything from addiction treatment to counseling, to housing, to john training. >> they look at the violent offenders we can help them. just leave them out in the woods. it's not about what you know but who you know. i was able to move forward. >> governor christie spoke a lot about the addiction crisis in new jersey. he also noted more reforms to come for the criminal justice system like the expungement of criminal records. >> what we have to do is try to extend hope to people. all the things that are administration is trying to do in this regard is trying to take a realistic approach to the problems we have. >> here is one wasn't spoken about. the fact that christie had no funding for reentry program

keep it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. >> oh yeah, great. >> if you haven't heard april the drop has finally given birth over the weekend at animal adventure park in new york. so you think that would be the end of the april the draft saga. it's not. now we have to name the baby boy giraffe. which you can do. the park is letting you choose that the name of april in oliver's baby boy. according to its website you can submit names and vote on names. it will cost you in order to but you have to pay a dollar each and can boat up to five times. >> michael, i am not a bruce springsteen fan. having said that, i love the rich history in new jersey. >> there is no better scene than live music in the state of new jersey than asbury park. today, you can catch a great show by the stone pony, from 1960 to make 1971, the place to be was the upstage club.

klitschko had a bad night and tyson fury had a great night.is man. an hour ago we heard from kid galahad who is a big make a tyson fury saying that he got into klitschko's head and wound him up. canjosh klitschko's head and wound him up. can josh wood do klitschko's head and wound him up. canjosh wood do the same? klitschko's head and wound him up. can josh wood do the same? no and he's not tried it. -- josh yorwerth. ——joshua. -- joshua. i thought he might do, talk about his old age but they said they would not do anything. i was shocked as well because what tyson fury did with the got in his face every second and annoyed him and after six weeks wladimir didn't know if he was coming or going! you have seen if he was coming or going! you have seen them up close, trying to get a sense of what makes them tick, who wa nts sense of what makes them tick, who wants more? they will both claim that but i will give it to wladimir because after all of those years, 68 fights, trying to win the title back for the third time that he knows that a defeat put

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. >> host: what is the advantage to tyson to supplying these documents?> i think the indictment was public, but when i looked out research that journalists and others had done. many were paying recruiters are existing employees, while this sounds absurd to us today. in the beginning, they were paying people to bring immigrants and to the plants. he did get a year, obviously you don't need to pay any more because you get chain migration. so it wasn't really tight. i don't find tyson. it is just what originally caught my attention to the difficulty. it's not even poultry per se. many other who are in the states who are doing the same labor recruitment. it was more like a metaphor because you could see exports go enough to mexico and people coming from mexico and guatemala to the u.s. so again, not to demonize the business. it's a much more structural thing. >> host: kathleen schwartzman, as we enter a new president they been discussion about trade and revamping nafta, have you reached any conclusions? >> well, one of the ironies i think of it as the world t

"in-depth" with neil degrasse tyson come alive, from noon until 3:00 p.m.astern on sunday, may 7 on book tv. chairman proposed reversing the obama and ministration's relations on the internet. i shared withay my commissioners a proposal to reverse title ii and returned to the light touch regulatory framework that served our nation well during the clinton administration, bush, and the first six years of the obama administration. >> monday night on "the theunicators" we ask director of indications at the american enterprise institute and the vice president of public knowledge their impacts of the proposal. >> we think the rules we got in 2015 are working. their wildly popular. an overwhelming majority of americans want to have clear rules of the road to protect an open internet. we are concerned that he has made a path to review and potentially repeal some or all of those rules. >> from the internet inception until the days the rules were passed, the internet was free and open. there was not a problem, as the chairman said, there was no dystopian controlled i

. >> science alone solve this problem no matter what neil tyson tells you. that is the problems of how we live together is not amenable to a scientific answer we can know when it is working with a renewed deterrence isn't operating? when it fails theater problem for science is experts make a mistake scientific experts and therefore the of policy choices equally clear. and climate change. it gives me have my grain. maidu want to establish the point that is their choice. and experts do present their vice how henry kissinger used to present his options with launch of vague thermonuclear war and in the democracy they are the servant not the master. we are here to serve the rest of society to make the people who are here smarter about those problems by worry that the left will say my answers are obvious put the right tools say science doesn't matter a damn behalf to stop violating but what we could take to argue with each other with those agreed upon rules and standards i talk a lot about confirmation bias which nobody seems to understand they say i knew a guy on

a toddler walking through a store at tyson's corner center. but police say that toddler's mother was using the child to help her shoplift. news4's david culver joins us now with a look at how the scheme worked. david? >> reporter: hi there, doreen. we can tell you the tyson's urban team, the fairfax county police officers that patrol specifically this area, they're investigating several shoplifting incidents. but what caught our attention about this one, is that a pulled off the crime. no charges in this case just yet. but police tell us that an arrest they made on wednesday may be the same suspect. this is zandra smith, 26 years old. smiling in her booking photo. fairfax county police arrested her for allegedly stealing, accused of stuffing items into her purse from the apple store in tyson. >> she didn't have any children with her in that incident. we believe it's the same suspect. >> reporter: police believe it may be the same suspect as this. february 12, cameras rolling inside the true religion store at tyson's corner center. in walk two

watch in-depth with astrophysicist and author no degrasse tyson live from noon to 3 p.m. eastern on sunday, may 7 on book tv on c-span2. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we have been talking all morning about the first 100 days of donald trump's presidency. on how it islook playing out across the country. this is from the fayetteville observer -- after 100 days, trump still controlling conversation. dayp has mocked the 100th benchmark complaining that he would be accused of failing a matter how much he accomplished. but he spent the final week rolling out executive orders. this from the democrat chronicle from rochester, new york

yoit's shocking actually.ey put in tyson fun nuggets. it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. >> reporter: at home with bobby brown -- >> say "hi, world." say "hi!" >> reporter: -- and the newest edition to his family, his daughter bodhi, nicknamed yum yum because she loves to eat everything. >> we're gonna show some pictures. >> you've got a beautiful home. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: with classic signs of a family home, drawings hanging on the fridge, his son cassius gives us a tour. >> when i was like this tall and this tall and then this tall and then this tall. >> reporter: outside, bobby's granddaughter nilaan plays on the trampoline. inside surrounded by photographs of the present and music awards from the past. i knew you'd have a piano. how'd i know you'd have a piano? >> got a piano. um, i don't play very well but

yoit's shocking actually.ey put in tyson fun nuggets.with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> so, karen and i were talking about our weekend over the break and easter egg hunt. you have all kind of left over easter decorations and plastic eggs. don't throw them away. >> let's get out to jen. she has great ideas. what can we do with them jen, good morning. >> we are at ac moore store, with our favorite, craft experts here. >> yes. >> she says she was exited to get this. she had to do a craft off. >> we had a chop challenge. what dawn make with this stuff >> so, everyone has these left over things. >> my gosh we have piles at our house. empty easter eggs from yesterday we broke them opened , dip them into our favorite crafting supp

tyson fury went off the rails, there were some aborted rematches. with a couple of years ago. let's hearfrom both fighters. anthonyjoshua thinks it tyson fury can do it, so can he. he's a good fighter, you can't deny that. they've done a good job, and myjob is to do the same. i don't want to beat him and people to say, x, x, x. i listen to what he has to say. he's obsessed. he's got passion. when i defeat him, i want to say i faced the best man possible. the man that is coming off a defeat is the best man. you learn from your mistakes. that is why i'm looking forward to the challenge. i don't think about being the three times world champion. i think about only one thing. it is all about my ego, which was scratched with the last fight. ijust want to show to myself i can do it. i've still got it. i know i can do it. everything else is a positive side—effect. if you can hear me, much has been said about the difference in experience. you mentioned that yourself. how much does that experience of the crowds, big atmosphere, open—air, late at night, how mu

just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff scaversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >> it was billed as a spring fling in a warehouse in the city of frankfurt section. police say it was a massive illegal drug partiy. 22 people are facing charges. it was a weekend raid on a huge party police say broke a long list of laws. >> in addition to the illegal activity in the warehouse was the venue itself. specters say 200 people were crammed into what authorities described as a potential death trap. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with more. >> 22 people were arrested. many are still being processed tonight. sources say two organizers are facing serious charges, not just the drugs but the property where they held the event. >> police arrested 22 people just before 8:00 p.m. at this frankfurt warehouse during saturday night's philly smoke session spring fling.

keep it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. right now a brawl in the middle of a busy intersection. the video viewed more than 2 million times. doesn't one of those viewers know who these guys are? >>> the heat turned up. but he's still on the loose. a murder in cold blood. the 911 calls from people right here in philly. where is steve stephens? ♪ >>> where is he tonight? steve stephens posted a murder of 74-year-old man on facebook. his pictures all over billboards across the country tonight. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. people are sickened about what's already happened. but they're also very worried about what may happen next. fox 29's brad sattin has been following the if as pace the developments. joins us live from philly police headquarters. brad? >> reporter: we are here. that reward is now up to $50,000 put up lie law enforcement.

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yoit's shocking actually.ey put in tyson fun nuggets. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. how do you please the world's toughest food critics? with elegant decor and ambiance? nah. just serve up tyson crispy chicken strips. made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. looks like the critics approve. keep it real. keep it tyson. >> good morning, from northeast philadelphia, we're here live at saint jerome's ready to start off the race for education. ready, set, go. they're going to second graders. they're going down the line. this is a great idea. you know, we've all purchased a candles, or the candybars, all of those school fundraisers. here's an opportunity to do a fundraiser, mrs. griffin, and also give the kids a chance to get some exercise? >> great fundraiser, located in the home section circle of northeast philadelphia, we have 60 years of academic excellence with student from grades pre k through eighth. i'm alumni from saint jerome's school. >

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keep it tyson. the accuweather forecast. we're warming up. >> reporter: we are, and just in time, too, it would the not be quite as nice on the parkway. double scan live showing you we are dry. as we go outside on sky6 live hd. pleasant of sunshine. there are high, thin clouds, but the sunshine is breaking through the clouds. the temperatures is responding. 74 degrees in philadelphia. the winds were running east/southeast. right now they are calm in the city most of us you and he and - experiencing a light wind. 70 in trenton, 72 in millville. 58 in cape may. satellite and radar shows you how we had low, thick cloud cover that has dissipated. now the higher thinner stuff is letting sunshine through. we're going for mostly sunny skies. 77 degrees is a nice high in the lehigh valley. down the shore, cooler, 64 in a lot of spots. 65, 66 in some communities on the water partly sunny, overall. we'll call it partly sunny in philadelphia with the understanding there will be a fair amount of sunshine most of the day it will be mixin

you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> the migrant crisis in the mediterranean is getting harder because of libya's patrols to prevent people from getting out. a norwegian ship arrived in italy with 800 people with five different african and middle eastern countries. they picked up thousands of migrants in the past three days. 42 thousand people arrived in europe by sea this year. >>> a new refugee problem is developing in brazil. tens of thousands of venezuelans crossed the board to brazil looking for work and medical care. the group human rights groups say those fleeing their economic crisis is rising. they are oil rich but cash poor. a recession now in its fourth year. >>> the fda meets this week to discuss the safety concerns around e-cigarette's batteries. the battery on his e-cigarette exploded. beard says he was walking through wal-mart and heard a noise and it was the battery catching fire

you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> karen with a quick check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets take a look. for those of you that were not listening, satellite and radar showing the clouds have broken apart and we are getting a good amount of sunshine. we are not done with the clouds just yet. a mix of clouds and sun and spotty shower or thunderstorm and most of that holds off late tonight into tomorrow and temperatures are nice in the early afternoon and evening we'll be in the mid-70s. >> temperatures nice. got it. thank you karen. >>> finally this noon a texas woman has a new car and all she had to do was kiss it for 50 hours. she beat 19 other contestants in kiss a kia contest at an austin radio station, they had to keep the lips on the car for 50 minutes every hour, several made it to the send with her winning the drawing. >>> a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, could

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>> on the "tmz" bus. >> tyson! >> it was amazing. >> they asked him about his tattoo, it just so happens to be under his shirt. >> yeah, but his shirt said ask me about my tattoo. >> bye! >> that's heather locklear at l.a.x. about to solve one of the great mysteries of the universe. >> hello, hello. >> oh, the universe can wait. >> oh, my god, how have you prepared for the plane flight? >> i gave him lots of benadryl. oh, no, that was me. >> so funny, she is gorgeous as well. so i say did you hear that david spade was recently linked with in aa rivera, very beautiful famous actress? >> he is always with beautiful famous actresses. >> i know, that's why i was asking. >> oh, we know. you totally hit it first. >> i have no recollection of that. >> that was like his first super hot chick. >> you always remember your first. but david has dated so many, it's one of the great mysteries of the universe! and heather is about to solve it. >> the best thing i have heard in forever. i say what is it about him that he can get a

anchor: for more come i and joined by tyson barker, director at the aspen institute, a u.s.hink pink -- tank. before we start, we want to listen to what michael flynn had to say about six months ago on meet the press, he was asked about llary clinton and the fbi's investigation into her use of a private email server. >> people like hillary clinton, five people around her have been given immunity to include her former chief of staff, when you're given immunity it means you probably committed a crime. anchor: you probably committed a crime, what do you think? should we take him at his word, has he committed a crime himself? >> clearly we want to make sure we do not get ahead of ourselves in implicating him or anybody who has been asked to testify or is under consideration for testimony in this investigation. for general flynn himself, clearly this is pretty presumptive to ask for immunity so early in this discussion with the committees and with the fbi. anchor: he has been rejected already today by the u.s. house intelligence committee, yes? >> correct. clearly he knows he cou

chris christie let's talk about him honorary world champ former heavy weight boxing champion mike tyson will writ about this presented with him were world championship belt for his et cetera on pri season re-entry program. >> i love mike tyson probably the most overrated heavy weight of all time. >> you think so. >> he beat no one great. >> okay. >> sorry mike. >> don't bite my ear off. i'll never say that around his presence. >> i would not do that if i were you. >> i'll shaye i way from that. >> all right. so you know what happens at 4am. tmz dish nation all kinds of great stuff. simpsons great chasing news. that's coming up. at 4:00 a.m. "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. it's exciting. >> love it. >> warm >>> they said stop, stop. i think i blanked out. >> right now on "good day philadelphia", another violent philly flash mob two teenagers leaving a carnival attack, hear what they say happened. >>> mother of all bombs for the first time the united states drops the most powerful , non-nuclear bomb ever in combat this mo

chris christie let's talk about him honorary world champ former heavy weight boxing champion mike tysons presented with him were world championship belt for his et cetera on pri season re-entry program. >> i love mike tyson probably the most overrated heavy weight of all time. >> you think so. >> he beat no one great. >> okay. >> sorry mike. >> don't bite my ear off. i'll never say that around his presence. >> i would not do that if i were you. >> i'll shaye i way from that. >> all right. so you know what happens at 4am. tmz dish nation all kinds of great stuff. simpsons great chasing news. that's coming up. at 4:00 a.m. "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. it's exciting. >> love it. >> warm. >> sun glare. >> thank you kathy. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: kendall jenner is going to resurface at coachella. >> there's a big party bumble is doing, the dating site. harvey: sure. >> and so kendall and kylie are going to be there. harvey: this is her kind of coming out after pepsi. >> there are going to be so many messed up

tyson fury says he'll fight world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua, following the londoner's title fury after his win last night, with fury responding on social media saying ‘let‘s dance'. joshua added the wba world heavyweight title to his ibf belt with a pulsating win over klitschko in front of 90,000 fans at wembley stadium. as the fight approached the final two rounds aj was needing a knockdown and he delivered — dropping klitscko twice in the 11th before the referee stepped in to stop the fight. it was an incredible performance by both men, but it'sjoshua who makes it 19 professional fights unbeaten. promoter eddie hearn says realistically his next opponent will be either deontay wilder, joseph parker or a rematch with wladimir klitschko. he came to show what he is about. that he still had it. i knew it was going to be difficult for them to show what he was about. we both went confident. but against anybody else in the division, he could have come out on top. i have got respect for what he has achieved, inside and outside the ring. but i would not mind fighting again. know pro

trust me. >> tyson presented the belt to christie at the opening of a drug rehab center for inmates inth jersey. the governor is dedicating his final year in office to prison re-entry and drug addiction. >>> a book details the life of mob boss ralph natali, his life as a hit man and connection to infamous gangsters. >> he talked about the book and what he's doing at 82 years of age. it's called "last don standing" and chronicles his life in the underworld. he talked about his younger years. he says he has no regrets about the deadly crimes that he has committed. nitally says he considers himself a family man, a devoted father and grandfather. the co-author tells us it will be made into a movie, but that natally is not being paid for his story. the full story airs on "at issue" at 10:00. >>> tax day is not april 15th but tuesday, april 18th. you may need those two days to clear up problems. >> what if you file electronically only to find that someone has used your name and beaten you to it? >> if that happens, you need to file on paper. you should accompany your paper filing with an aff

tim tyson. [applause] . . >> >> driven by the youth. is one of the most important moments in the civil-rights movement aiello is proud of north carolina but to say word to the young people want that have grown up in the south the thought that was a good idea. i a century by two people. [laughter] and okay did not think it was the good idea. but the young people went ahead. many of themselves call themselves the emmett till generation. fourteen, 15, six steven is saw those pictures. and the great many of them. mark the day that they wanted to join the movement to transform the nation. one of the most important things about this story that is not the horrifying tragedy. we can never forget that. they broke the fever the strongest bone in the body that would have to jump up and down. they were in the equipment shed there was plenty to choose from. they shattered his school into many pieces have popped his eye out. everybody blow driven by white supremacy. this country's birthplace is not a constitution hall in philadelphia or the big house

it was the mind games, tyson fury was playing on him. down and i think anthony joshua can got to him and broke him down and i think anthonyjoshua can do the same kind of thing and play mind games. it's been different in the buildup because they have been so respectful, the guardian has said they would maybe eloped together because they have been so friendly. inside the ring if i was anthony joshua i would talk to him and said things to him to wind him up and get him on his game plan. dominick, do you think that will happen tonight, we have seen it very civilised so far but tonight will that change? once the gloves are on as they say it isa once the gloves are on as they say it is a different ballgame inside the ring, no more mr nice guy. think thatis the ring, no more mr nice guy. think that is when it will get a bit heated. the respect between the fighters will disappear, after the first couple of rounds it will end up first couple of rounds it will end up as first couple of rounds it will end upasa first couple of rounds it will end up

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that appears to show a woman entering a store here at tyson's with a toddler and an infant and then using that toddler to help her pull off a shoplifting crime. we'll show that video to you, we're going to it right now. and you'll hear what police >>> if you've bonn twitter at all today, you've probably seen mention of what was to be the music festival that turned into a complete disaster. the firest festival had been hyped up as a once in a lifetime festival, promising culinary delights and luxury in the bahamas. but people have been posting photos. far less than luxurious. organizers canceled last-minute circumstances. they canceled flights in and are working to arrange flights for others to get home. >> what a mess. >>> only on 4:00 tonight, we just got hold of surveillance video that appears to show a rather troubling shoplifting case. police tell us a woman used a toddler to help her steal clothing. our northern virginia reporter david culver is live to explain. you watched the surveillance video, is that right? >> reporter: at 4:30, you mentioned to folks that i was reviewing

mike tyson -- >> trump was criticized for blaming the victim decades ago after mike tyson was accuseduty contestant. >> mike tyson was railroaded in this case. you have a young woman dancing for a beauty contest, dancing with a big smile on her face, looked as happy as can be. >> the comments come days after the announcement of sexuality assault month. many went public with the allegations last year. that after this notorious leak of trump on a bus. >> when you're a star you can do any. you can do whatever you want. grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> trump later released this video on his facebook page saying he's a changed man. >> anyone who knows he knows he's words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong, and i apologize. >> and again bill o'reilly has denied any wrongdoing. as of now, the network is standing by him but as the big advertisers continue to sever ties one woman is calling for him to be fired and even still fox news are saying is too big, they're too influential just to let this go. >> thank you. david urban and democratic strategist maria cardona. david, you heard

he has been in limbo, not fighting for 18 months since he lost all his belts to tyson fury.e. the ukrainian thinks he still has what it takes. anthony joshua says this is going to be another step towards greatness. but he looks back at that fight against wladimir klitschko that klitschko lost to tyson fury and says, if theory can do it, i can as well. fury's a good fighter, you can't deny that. fury done a good job, and myjob is to do the same. i don't want to beat him and people to say, x, x, x. i listen to what he has to say. he's obsessed. he's got passion. when i defeat him, i want to say i faced the best man possible. the man that is coming off a defeat is the best man. you learn from your mistakes. that is why i'm looking forward to the challenge. i don't think about being the three times world champion. i think about only one thing. it is all about my ego, which was scratched with the last fight. ijust want to show to myself i can do it. i've still got it. i know i can do it. everything else is a positive side—effect. well, the fighters looking calm and composed. but

tyson fury went off the rails so the heavyweight division is the taking, and anthony joshuais divisionking, and anthony joshua is unbeaten in 18 fights. so much debate about which way this will go because over 350 rounds as a professional, joshua, because he such a professional puncher, his fights have lasted less than 50 rounds. yesterday i spoke to carl froch whose spoke to me and fought joshua three years ago. i spoke about how joshua joshua three years ago. i spoke about howjoshua should approach this super fight. this is his acid test. 67 fights. vladimir klitschko, he knows how to survive when he needs to. joshua i think we'll be nervous, apprehensive, and i think wembley stadium will add to those nerves. carl froch things the atmosphere could go against vladimir klitschko. we know it's very noisy where you are. vladimir klitschko will have plenty to deal with at 41? yes, he is a1. anthony will have plenty to deal with at a1? yes, he is a1. anthonyjoshua is 27. lennox lewis was on stage in the last half an hour and he said fighters feel fresh when they are sparring at his age cou

then somebody comes along and says i'm neil degrasse tyson. what you think about childcare? who cares what he thinks about childcare? or doctors. this happened a lot during the cold war for those of us old enough to remember it. there was a gadfly in the nuclear arms community and a talk about her at some length in the book. helen had very serious ideas about nuclear weapons, silo issues, should talk about the build of our silos for a stand of strike our civil defense. she was a pediatrician but she had doctor in front of her neighbor she's a doctor. americans swing wildly between these. they say you experts and your credentials take all that nonsense and tell your story walking trip on you then someone says but i'm a walker. all right, go ahead to what you think what usually anything about medicine. if a doctor says i want to talk about vaccines, they say forget that. i want to talk about social justice. now you got me, dock. it's insane. whaone of the people that i spea long time and give credit to lawrence friedman has been a long time talking with me about this problem o

no matter what neil degrass tyson tells you. some issues of social science, which i still believe in the science but that is about the problems of how we live together as a community of people. are not amenable to a scientific answer wedge not weigh democracy. we can try to see it and know when it's working. we can't weigh the kind of things we work on. when do we know deterrence is not operating? when it fails. when there's a war. i guess deterrence isn't operating anymore. but the other problem for science is that -- i think this is where experts make a mistake. scientific exerted. they say the science is clear and, therefore, my -- the policy choice i advocate is equally clear. i said no, no, science is science and policy is policy. climate change. i hate this whole subject. makes -- give monday a migraine. don't want to argue about science of climate change but i want to establish the point that if the people in boston want to make the crazy decision to let the city slide into the harbor in 70. >> that's -- 70 years that's t

you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually.100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. ♪ anch >>> a display with a ceremony stretched across the district. the old guard and color guards including the first troops participated. vai sikahema was very proud to be part of the ceremony. he mc'ed the event. pamela as born is there. she has been watching this unfold all morning long. bring us up to speed on this. >> reporter: it has ban very busy morning so far. i will step out of the way. cookie roberts is speaking right now. we had an opportunity to speak to her earlier this morning. she is thrilled it is showing the role they played in the war. it is one of many exciting events we have seen this morning. >> and it was a performance of some of the cast members at the tomb of the unknown. there was a march from independence mall. the new home of the museum. this has been a project 16 years in the making. the doors opened today on the 242nd anniversary, the shot that ignited the

you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> we continue to follow breaking developments where a stand off has ended with police killing a man accused in a shooting of a state trooper. the situation in middletown had to force residents to evacuate in the area. the man was accused of killing corporal steven ballard. he opened fire in a wawa's parking lot. >> police say at 9:17 the suspect came out of the home and engaged police and that's when police shot him to death. we will have more at a news conference at 1:30. >> pamela is live at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: tracy, vai, we can't get any closer than where we are now. you can see to the left of your screen the police command center still set up it has been a long almost 24 hours for residents, some of forced who are forced to ride things out. they described hearing several explosions throughout the night as police tried to get the s

you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they're made with real 100% all-natural ingredients. like white meat chicken... and that's it. keep it real. keep it tyson. by the time the drugs rannd wout, i was addicted.. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> here is a live picture right now. it is a live look from cape canaveral in florida where nasa just launched a supply ship december ti destined for the international space station. >>> fascinating to watch and listen in on mission control. it is propelled by an atlas rocket, the same type that sent glenn into space 55 years ago. he died back in december. >>> the manhunt continues for the suspect accused of murdering a senior citizen in ohio and posting the

he challenged fellow briton tyson fury to be his next opponent after a dramatic victory in front of a anthonyjoshua is burning brighter than ever, but last night the lights almost went out. wladimir klitschko, at the age of a1, defying the march of time. in a stadium famous for knockout competitions, they came in record numbers to see aj deliver the most important ko of his career. the fight exploded in the fifth. the ukrainian rocked but he was so resilient. in the next round joshua was stunned, hitting the canvas for the first time. but this fight was just getting started. he had never been beyond the seventh round, this went to eight, nine, ten. and wladimir klitschko looked like he was going to be on top by the time they reached the 11th — a round that'll live long in the memory. anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. wladimir showed unbelievable heart, but another flurry of punches signalled the end of the contest. and the fire was still burning. fighting is fun. i'll say it to you again. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't fee

a crowd of 90,000 is expected as klitschko fights for the first time since losing to tyson fury in novemberpotential, absolutely. even right now i am confirming he has great potential. so far he has done good. 80 fights, and he is fighting in the biggest stage of his career. some would just not do that. he isa career. some would just not do that. he is a champion. and he can fight. so, he is young, and he has a lot of success. finally, if you were a commuter at grand central station in new york on tuesday you may have had something of a surprise as the stanley cup was taken on a journey. i was not one. the nhl trophy was displayed for hockey fans to not only see it, but also touch it in the iconic united states building ahead of the start of the play—offs on wednesday. that will involve 16 teams, including the new york rangers who are preparing for the post season. well, what a sight. he nearly got lost in that trophy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. cooler, cloudier weather

it's is his first fight since losing his belts to britain's tyson fury in 2015.is klitschko‘s 69th professional fight, joshua has had just 18. joshua scaled 17 stone, 12 pounds, the heaviest he's ever been for a fight and is the bookies favourite to win. six foot six apiece, a good fighter, but one that will have to come up against myself. i am ready to go as far as against myself. i am ready to go as farasi against myself. i am ready to go as far as i need to go to get the wind. i showed it before. that's all it is. i have the skill and determination and are ready to dig deeper. and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spurs are having a new stadium built next to their current home at white hart lane, but they'll need to move out for the 2017/18 season to finish off the new 60,000 plus seater venue. it's been quite a week at newcastle united. they clinched promotion to the premier league on monday, were the subject of a raid by revenue and custom officials on wednesday and tonight needed to win at

two women go into the freery religion store at tyson's center. what you just saw there appears to be one of the women stuffing clothes right into the baby stroller. it happens really quickly. if that happened back in february according to police, now investigators believe deandra smith may be one of the two women they arrested this week for allegedly trying to steal from the apple store at tyson's. no kids with her in that tape. >>> all right. 9:11 is your time on this saturday. keep hydrated. that should be your goal today. especially for the hottest day of the year so far. we'll have the best time i affect the way you get >>> good morning on this saturday. we are showing showers and thunder coming in from the west and tracking across maryland and virginia. later today, if you plan to get outdoor exercise. by noontime, it should be partly sunny climbing into the lower 80s. mid-afternoon. after that we may get some passing thunderstorms. keep that in mind. the best time to be out and about will be after another hour into the mid-afternoon. you'll

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later tom discusses his book dodge city and timothy tyson recalls the life and death of emmett till. a 14 -year-old african-american with flinched in mississippi in 1955. book tv all this week in prime time in c-span two. >> now on c-span to a conversation on immigration and refugees. we'll hear from the syrian activist who was imprisoned during the spring. a muslim advisor to the trump campaign and the american civil liberties union rights director. from the new york public library, this is an hour good afternoon everybody. >> welcome here at the new york public library. my name is simon long staff and i'm the executive director of the ethics center who along with the carnegie hall on the international affairs and the globalization of the international fears program. we welcome you to the session. we've had an incredibly interesting conversation just before about the state of the nation and were now moving into some very challenging territory. before we do that, let me mention something about the choice of the day. today being april 1 when we announce this there were of few tackles.

doing lot nicer and a lot less controversial than tyson fury —— a lot.aged today, as is vladimir klitschko, who didn't even win. all of the front pages are on the website, where you can cad to a review of the newspapers, it is there all week. —— where you can see a review. you can see us there two, each night's addition of the papers is on there after we finish —— there too. coming up next, the film review. nobody mentioned line of duty! hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. hi, jason, what do we have this week? long weekend, a visit to the cinema is on the agenda for many families, and they can climb aboard a spaceship if they like. those saviours of space, the guardians of the galaxy, are back, complete with talking raccoon for volume two of guardians of the galaxy. the terrible atrocities of the armenian genocide in the first world war era turkey are on the agenda in the promise, getting big screen love treatment with christian bale,