the problem is, deontay wilder has an appointment, a fight with tyson fury on december one.in april. it will not be tyson fury if he beats deontay wilder, because if he beats deontay wilder, because if tyson fury were two beats deontay wilder, there would be a rematch and that means it would not fightjoshua on april 13. last night several people mentioned another boxer who has had a rough time in the past with anthonyjoshua, said that could be, if you are asking me, a fight for charity, gambling for charity, i think it is going to be white on april 13. england's netballers beat south africa to finish second in the quad series. the roses fought back from three points down in the final minutes of the game, with two goals from helen housby to win 45—42. australia beat new zealand to win the tournament. england's overall second place equalled their best finish in the series after their runners—up spot in south africa eight months ago. marc marquez has moved closer to claiming his fifth motogp world title after securing a thrilling victory over rival andrea dovizioso in the arago

tyson as the former host of pbs' own "nova: sciencenow." his new book, "accessory to war: the unspoken alliance between astrophysics and the military," explores the intersection between science, politics, and public policy, familiar territory for my guest. under president bush, dr. tyson served on the moon, mars, and beyond commission, and today, he sits on the defense innovation board at the pentagon. when dr. tyson jumps into the middle of issues involving science and politics, he brings an evangelist's passion for science and for the scientific method to anyone who will listen. he posted a video making the case called "science in america" to his facebook universe. here is an excerpt that captures the essence of his point of view. welcome to "firing line," dr. neil degrasse tyson. >> thanks for having me. please call me neil. >> i will call you neil. why do you think that the most significant advances in astrophysics and science, really, have come from human conflict and military conflict? >> well, it's actually a two-way street. we're wa

we're here with our friend neil degrasse tyson.ant to touch on pluto one more time. >> don't get me started. >> stephen: there are some new scientists out there, young bucks on the scene, who said you and the others who said pluto should be taken out of the list of the nine principal planets we grew up with, you guys are wrong, because it's not that it's large enough to clear out its neighbor in orbit, it's is it large enough that its gravity allow it to become spherical? i'm going to freak you out, neil. i'm on your side. i don't like this definition. >> ooo... >> stephen: spherical doesn't cut it. >> siri would be a planet and so would a host of other things. that's what they want. they want 50 planets in the solar system and then the word has lost distinction. >> stephen: have you talked to this guy. have you told them to knock it off? >> i know all the people and they're not-- >> stephen: they're not what? get to the noun there. they're not real. >> the noun is fully implied. pluto crosses the -- >> stephen: oh! damn! damn! i'v

who's here with me in studio obviously tyson we've heard glowing. things being said about this man mccain but obviously he did have critics as well what did they have to say well i mean you had critics from the right and the left from the right people so the. he was a rhino a republican in name only that as it was mentioned that he put sometimes country before party but he wasn't a loyal party hollower and sometimes he would defect from his party beat on torture be it on campaign finance reform the most importantly on immigration where he really tried to forge a compromise in the middle of the bush administration on the left people said you know he positioned himself as a maverick but he was also a liberal internationalist he supported the war in iraq he advocated potentially military intervention in iran so he had critics on both sides of the aisle but what do you think his main legacy will be well he i mean this is a guy who was in the senate for thirty years and he left quite a legacy across many decades i mean if you look he was a vietnam vet he

correspondent alexandra phenomena and tyson barker from the aspen institute here in germany thank you you both. let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world talks between the u.s. and canada to amend the north american free trade agreement have stalled after four days of negotiations the countries remain divided over access to canada's dairy markets and medical patents auto hopes to sign on to the u.s. and mexico's revised accord talks are set to resume on wednesday. brazil's former president lula da silva has been barred from standing for the presidency again by the country's top electoral court has been imprisoned for corruption and all but one of the court's judges voted against him being allowed to seek reelection. because i was government has ordered a team from the u.n. commission for human rights to leave after the body published a report accusing me of violently repressing opposition protests the chief of the u.n. mission and said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad as the. qualifying for the italian grand prix is done and dusted

tyson viewing or deandre wilder. i'm invisibly one of those two.bly one of those two. povetkin is a two—time drug cheat. does that concern you? should it concern anthonyjoshua? concern you? should it concern anthony joshua? when a drug to treat continues in boxing and i5 anthony joshua? when a drug to treat continues in boxing and is fighting for what titles, i think it concerns everybody. all we know is there is a fantastic drug testing protocol in place for this particular fight. fantastic drug testing protocol in place for this particularfight. he has been tested relentle55ly for months. that is the best we can do 110w. months. that is the best we can do now. do i wish rob 05car5 would drag queen? of course i do. but that might be fa nta5yland queen? of course i do. but that might be fanta5yland for boxing. —— doi might be fanta5yland for boxing. —— do i wish all boxers were drug clean with mac is a mandatory title defence. it might not be the fight ever was talking about or if the opponent that everyone wanted to 5ee, opponent that everyone wan

wilder and the former world champion, tyson fury. champion, tyson fury. big unification fight? at a big unification fight? you think we are getting a step closer to that? closer to that? —— between tyson fury and louder... he believes he is the best, he wants to unify the titles. he is taking a challenge. challenge. tyson fury because he is quite an awkward character. awkward character. dusseldorf that day when he defeated wladimir klitschko. wladimir klitschko. greatest heavyweight fight you will ever see but... ever see but... will be hoping to get through tonight. tonight. joshua is early bookings wembley stadium april of next year. wembley stadium april of next year. that is the unification fight boxing was to see. was to see. unified champion, and there's a chance we could see it next year. chance we could see it next year. l good chance. good chance. ade adedoyin, thank you very much indeed. very much indeed. from the fighters stepping into the ring there in wembley. holly has been following this afternoon's premier league football. liverpool have g

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tyson fury‘s promoter has dared world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua to agree a unification bout.is the wbc champion. wilder is scheduled to defend his belt against tyson fury and frank warren wants the winner of that fight to face joshua. the chairman of the company said that categorically they have a seven—year plan. that seven—year plan says they will have big guys and regurgitate who they are fighting. europe, many, the whole boxing world, want to see the best fight the best. the three best heavyweights out there, whatever order you want to put them in, anthonyjoshua, wilder, tyson fury. to have the balls to stand up. anthonyjoshua, it to have the balls to stand up. anthony joshua, it it to have the balls to stand up. anthonyjoshua, it it is the man, andi anthonyjoshua, it it is the man, and i think is the man who will do this, it should overrule his team and fight that fight. and sure the fa ns and fight that fight. and sure the fans and let the fans see the best fight they can. —— and show. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but fro

ok let's get some analysis now on the speech with tyson barker's u.s. affairs analyst with the aspen institute here in berlin one tyson morning you know it was an incredible speech we were analyzing it last night talking about it before this interview with the president wants to isolate iran that was at the core of this speech do you see europe ignoring that and moving as it plans to do to work with china and russia to dodge the u.s. sanctions on iran i mean that's definitely the attempt that we're seeing here is to create a firewall for to preserve this agreement the iran nuclear agreement j c p a way the question is whether or not it can be successful you know the europeans really taking the lead here fredricka mogul ready to create this special purpose vehicle which is to inoculate buyers of iranian oil those who have put foreign direct investment into iran so they're not having to use the dollar and basically expose themself to u.s. sanctions now the question really is will that work the way that the sanctions are structured and are going to be impl

could it be deontay wilder, could it be tyson fury?anthony joshua is could it be tyson fury? the message from anthonyjoshua is bring it on. there is a lot of room for these heavyweights, they are all talented, they can all fight, povetkin was not a champion, he came game, and people we re a champion, he came game, and people were entertained. if wilder is not serious, there are other people out there. when he is ready, we are ready. josh ruffels macro record is 22 victories and no defeats, 21 by way of knockout. —— joshua's record. he has backed that a major stadium for the fourth time in just 17 months, his appeal is like few others in the history of boxing, and according to a former champion who was sat ringside last night he should be a nobody. he is showing a patience and brutal side when it is needed, and he is showing great finishing, that was a fantastic finish. he gets rid of that guy, remember, wladimir klitschko dropped in fourtimes remember, wladimir klitschko dropped in four times but couldn't get rid of him. anthony droppe

astrophysicist and director of the hagan planetarium in new york, kneel degrasse tyson. shows like "the big bang theory" or his "snl" impression by kenan tool son, or with bill nye posing with a presidential selfie. the author of 14 books including the new "accessory to war" which argues that throughout our history, military advances often go hand in hand with wider scientific progress. for example, the height of the revolutionary war was george washington saying it was absolutely necessary to get the latest tech from europe, a telescope, and one of the most famous paintings showing washington crossing the delaware, he is holding that telescope right there in his hand. i am honored to be joined by neil degrasse tyson, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we're going to get to this book. but i'm curious, given your studies of the military what you think about the leaks that generals are trying to stop the president's worst instincts? >> what i can tell you is, if you walk the halls of the pentagon, there are quotes everywhere drawn from the documents of our

it will not be tyson fury if he beats wilder and the reason is that if tyson fury where to beat wilderght in the past but if you were asking me to gamble, i would gamble 5p for charity against dillian whyte. 5p? we will take that. how important is it for a big name to sign up for anthonyjoshua next? wladimir klitschko was big. it wasn't the big name that he needed to cement himself as a legend. what does he need next? he needs the dance partner that all of the great heavyweights have had in history, muhammad ali, cassius clay, as he was, he had in the 1960s, sonny liston and then in the 70s, george foreman and joe frazier. lennox lewis had evander holyfield. and mike tyson. you need to be a great fighter to step up to that next level. so that people will talk about you 100 years later. and right now, joshua needs, wladimir klitschko is not the big name, the name he needs is wilder or tyson fury. but we might have to wait until 2020. be patient! fury. but we might have to wait until2020. be patient! we will be. how long do you think anthonyjoshua can remain at the top? he is in his late

if tyson fury were to be deontay wilder there would be a rematch.ntioned dillian whyte. 0f several people mentioned dillian whyte. of course, he‘s had a hard, rough fight in the past with anthony joshua, so that could be the fight. if you are asking me to gamble 5p for charity, i‘m gambling 5p for charity, it‘s dillian whyte on april 13. that is all your sport for now. now millions of viewers here in the uk are watching the final instalment of the hit bbc drama "the bodyguard". the programme — based around a close protection officer‘s relationship with a fictional home secretary — has prompted a big increase in people interested in similar work. the metropolitan police‘s website has seen a spike in visitor numbers with more than 1000 hits a week. danny shaw reports. he‘s talked down a suicide bomber, been shot at in a car, and duffed up a government advisor. argh! all in day‘s work for a close protection officer? here‘s one man who should know. i have protected theresa may when she was home secretary, you‘re right, and it is nothing and was nothing

and then comes that fight, tyson fury against deontay wilder, perhaps in la, vegas or even new york,april pencilled in here at wembley for anthonyjoshua's next fight. many people wanted it to be acquitted because he holds the wonder that anthonyjoshua is lacking from his —— wanted it to be wilder because he holds the one alt that anthonyjoshua is lacking from his collection but it could be tyson fury. an incredibly exciting time in the heavyweight division. manchester city will look to bounce back from their champions league defeat to lyon later when they travel to cardiff city. the hosts have yet to win a game since being promoted and city will be bouyed by sergio aguero having signed a contract extension which will keep him at the club until 2021. today will be his 300th game for city. i'm delighted that he can continue here playing, when he has not played a few times, he could play with the first line, or whatever. that is going to happen the next few years. so now he knows me better, i know him better, like a player and lucky human being and that is the most important thing. so b

ok let's get some analysis on this now from tyson bucca us if as an analyst with the aspen institute in berlin tyson good to have you with us again that message that we just heard about at the end of our report reaching across the political divide very close of course to john mccain's hot right to the point that he even designed his own memorial service in such a way that it. stressed his wish for bipartisanship just walk us through some of that symbolism yeah i mean well you know he's having three services this week the first was in arizona that he's got actually two in in washington and then he's going to have a private ceremony at the naval academy where he will be laid to rest with his family and each one represents a different identity that he has one is arizona and the second which we just saw a statesman the third is soldier and family man so here what we see is you know in a deliberate attempt to say ok who are the people who made an effort to reach across the aisle and that's first and foremost represented by these two presidents one republican one a democrat both of whom he

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the memorial was held and here in the studio with me is tyson baca from the aspen institute in germany thank you both for joining me so alexandra i'd like to begin with you you were obviously at that memorial and president bush and obama as we've heard delivered you know just what stood out for you. well both former presidents sure are first. john mccain and their personal memories and was quite interesting to listen what they had to say george w. bush praised the late senator for his own for his decency for what he stood for but he also said that he sometimes felt very frustrated by what the late senator had to say but he admitted that that made him a better man and barack obama praised the late senator for his willingness to reach across the political aisle to for the very use he stood for the values that. the party lines and that actually i would say was timo to three year what we heard in almost all the tributes stressing how important it is to put country over party something that john mccain believed in. so obviously his family also spoke and his daughter was one of the people wh

he comes through his alexander povetkin rockland, as for deontay wilder, he has signed up to fight tyson out. whoever he fights, joshua says bring it on. the division is booming. so be it. i will give it my best. deontay wilder, if it is not him, it will be tyson fury, if it is not either of them, there will be another, the division is alive. alive with the sound of punches and 90s pop. as those heavyweights prepare for september 22 ofjoshua is ready to unleash his own canned heat. france's world cup winning captain hugo lloris has been fined £50,000 and banned from driving for 20 months after pleading guilty to drink driving in london. the tottenham goalkeeper was found to be more than twice the drink—drive limit, when his car was stopped by police after a night out last month. it was less than six weeks after he led his country to victory in russia. britain's simon yates has maintained his lead in the tour of spain, after wednesday's 17th stage. his lead was over 30 seconds heading into the basque country today. he lost eight seconds on his nearest rival alejandro valverde, but remains

washington national cathedral where that service is being held and right here in studio with me is tyson from the aspen institute here in germany thank you both for joining us here right so alexandra i'd like to begin with you we obviously did hear that the former president george w. bush and obama delivered eulogies what was the highlight for you of both of their tributes. well i have to say that what we saw here today was a very moving ceremony a world scripted one that once again showed john mccain most of my art and respected by many here and especially those two who delivered as you said former president george w. bush and former president obama we heard from bush he praised john mccain for his courage and decency he said that he was very often frustrated by the senator and what he had to say but at the same time he made him a better man so it was a very porous powerful. we also heard as you said from president obama. when he was asked by john mccain to speak here today he was sad and surprised a little bit because he's he was his political rival in the two thousand general election

well joining me now is tyson barkley is a program director at the aspen institute here in germany and he's also an expert in trans transatlantic relations thank you for joining us thank you so the memorial service is due to start about an hour from now and as we've heard you know former presidents barack obama george w. bush will be there but not. president trump what does this tell us well i mean the . interesting that the two presidents that defeated him one in the primary one of the general election are both going to be there what it says about mccain's characters that he had a lot of respect for adversaries who didn't see as enemies that he didn't take it personally his relationship with donald trump was very different when trump announces election and twenty fifteen he started with saying that he liked his soldier says troops that weren't captured that that was a sign of of not courage but cowardice and that relationship really never took off from there there was a lot of personal animosity between the two and he wanted to shape this funeral in the way he wanted to have it shaped

it will not be tyson fury a few beats him and the reason is simple. and that means they would not fight joshua on april 13. and last night, several people mentioned white. of course, he has had rough fight in the past with anthonyjoshua so that could be the fight. watch this space. there was a warm welcome back to old trafford for sir alex ferguson yesterday afternoon. his first apperance after he had emergency surgery for a brain haemorrage in may. as he took his seat — united started well — summer signing fred scoring his first goal for the club in the 1st half but wolves — who have started strongly in their return to the premier league — decided to spoil sir alex's homecoming joao moutinho equalising mid way through the second half. liverpool's best start to a premier league season has taken them to the top of the table. they've won all six games so far. they beat southampton 3—0. mo salah scoring their third. salah has been named on a shortlist of 3 for fifa men's player of 2018. he'll have to beat two players from real madrid's champions league w

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tyson fury considers himself the lineal champion because he never lost in the ring.ay from the sports to do with his personal issues. i saw him in the to —— citing the new york. people will add them as a favourite to win. do not underestimate tyson fury. i was in dusseldorf when he beat wladimir klitschko. it was not the most exciting heavyweight fight see but he is tall, rangy and awkward. if he can be 60% of what he was that night against klitschko, watch out. he wa nts to against klitschko, watch out. he wants to be the best and beat the best and i think what we heard is the winner of that fight can sit down and hopefully negotiate with anthonyjoshua if down and hopefully negotiate with anthony joshua if he down and hopefully negotiate with anthonyjoshua if he wins tonight and have a unification bout next year. wembley is already booked for joshua's next flight and you can imagine if tyson fury was, they will call the battle of britain, for sure. globally, it will be the biggest fight or run. let's not get ahead of ourselves becausejoshua still has a job to do thi

this is going to be a mike tyson punch to the carolina coast.>> here is some drone video in north carolina and it's now a ghost town. everyone is evacuated. we have been tracking the storms. >>> an interesting turn as we look at the new track coming up. this situation may have gotten worse when it comes to what is going to happen over the next 48 hours. the outermost rain bands are moving to the outer banks of north carolina. that's an island that hugs the coastline down to south carolina is only 335 miles off the coast. it has gotten weaker. it's down to a category 3 with maximum wind of 105th in miles per hour. what changed? it will move into southern north carolina and sit right along the coastline and hugged the coastline all the way down to south carolina for about 36 hours. not just one spot along the coast. there's a potential for about a 100 mile long stretch getting pummeled by a major hurricane sliding down the coastline from friday morning until saturday afternoon. and there's going to be 2 feet of rain as well with the storm surge. nasa has estimated waves as high as 83 feet un

this is going to be a mike tyson punch to the carolina coast. >> a mike tyson punch to the carolina coast. these brand new pictures from space, the international space station showing the eye of this monster storm. at any moment the governor of north carolina will speak. he will take questions and give us an update of how things stand there. we will bring you his remarks live. millions under watches and warnings. flooding is the most critical threat. city officials with the message leave now or give us the contact information for your next of kin. nasa released this brand new image of the eye wall. the wind speeds are 130 miles per hour. let's go first to meteorologist chad myers. we got this update early, early this morning. it does show a really dramatic turn. >> it doesn't show as dramatic of a turn as the european model is implying. this is kind of like let's go someplace in the middle so we are not too far out. this could certainly change again in exactly 59 minutes when the next 11:00 output comes here. we will see the storm continue to grow in intensity. here is the same picture yo

this will be a mike tyson punch to the china coast. what can i say today which is the last day to evacuate? we really want to push that page. >> we are covering this hurricane. cnn crews are all up and down the east coast. let's start with jennifer in the cnn weather center. this thing has shifted. tell me where it's headed now. >> it is different, where it intersects the u.s. is pretty much the same. what it does has changed. this has been downgraded to a category 3 just in the last five minutes. this is a 125 mile per hour storm. don't let that fool you. this is still a major hurricane. it could still strengthen before it pakistani landfall. it has gusts of 150, moving to the northwest at 16 miles per hour. it's expected to make landfall, 120 pile per hour winds friday morning and meander to the south. what the means, the difference in this is basically that more of the coastline is going to be impacted. some of the modems take thls ta offshore to the south. if it stays offshore, it could stay a little stronger than-on-onshore, regar

right now, tysons corner, inner loop of the beltway, two left lanes getting by the work zone. not really seeing slow down. live look at the beltway at kenilworth -- for some reason that's popping up. but it's looking good. northwesten newton street bet 18th and 17th street, lanes blocked with pole activity. and fairfax county to the parkway, you're on time. going to take you eight minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it's 4:31. the stage is set for a blockbuster hearing today on capitol hill. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault, dr. christine bla ssey ford, will testify before the senate judiciary committee during her testimony, dr. ford will deta the alleged assault that happened at a high school party in montgomery county. this is video o dr. ford taking a polygraph test to verify her accusations, which she passed. kavanaugh hasaid the incident never happened. you can watch the hearing this morning right here on nbc 4. we will have an nbc news special report at 9:30. >> rhel mitchell will be asking the questions at today's hearin

it will not speak tyson who will beat him and that is because if tyson were to be to the american, therearity, i am gambling that it will be the american on april the 13th. meanwhile, the roses fought back from three points down in the final minutes of the game. they won 45—42. australia beat new zealand while england equalled their best finish of the series after the runners up south africa eight months ago. i love watching them. the semifinal line—up is complete. the commendation of this again's pcd championship of darts. anderson plays defending championship —— champion while van gerwen faces peter wright, and that is on bbc two from half past six. that is all your sport from now. now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. it's almost becoming a habit! it is. what have you got for us this week? it is a very strange week. we have the little stranger, the new film by lenny abrahamson. we have a simple favor, which i know you are going to see it this weekend, so you are looking for

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson joins us in the studio withhe militarization of space. >>> i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." militarization of space. >>> i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." your mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests, and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if

if you're going to force me to use tyson, perhaps i'll go elsewhere. >> picking up on everything you told us, i get the sense you're skeptical about the whole samsung story especially perhaps given that as a valuation play it trades at a premium versus competitors. do you think samsung justifies that >> i have not really had a problem with samsung's valuation for a while. it's certainly not the cheap stock it was when i was pushing it three years ago the thing about it is is that what samsung does is dominates three segments those three segments it shows very good profitability in quite frankly it's competitors have failed to really make any impact on it i would look at samsung's profitabilities at this point in time of not being desperately under threat, and looking at cash flow and at its outlook, maybe slow, steady growth, samsung's valuation is not that challenging. >> one thing that has got investors in samsung excited is the trends in semiconductors over the past couple of years. that's high demand and low supply that pushed those prices higher, allowed that semiconductor to be

. >> this is going to be a mike tyson punch. >> reporter: forecasters are calling this the storm of a lifetime. >> parts of north and south carolina will experience hurricane conditions for 24 hours or more. >> glor: what's your number one concern right now? >> people's lives. >> we're definitely going to get out of here. eltter safe than sorry. >> be ready and god be with you. >> flavored e-cigarettes soon could be banned by the f.d.a. >> we didn't predict what i now believe is an epidemic of e- cigarette use among teenagers. n> pope francis has summoned bishops from around the world for a february summit on clergy sex abuse. the meeting is believed to be sumfirst of its kind. >> the mother of a man killed by an off-duty dallas police officer is calling her out for the first time. c one of the things i would meke is for amber to just come toean. >> massive wreck on one of san estonio's biggest roadways. >> this 18-wheeler rolled, caught fire. >> the driver is fine. >> this year, your christmas tree could be just a click away. a amazon is going to sell full- sized, live christmas tree

i we shouldn't defend tyson, but that's different from saying we have no moral right to eat d animalsover the animals. so if you were starving on the mountain somewhere and a goat was all you had, would you kill the goat and eat him or would you starve? honestly. >> that's a good fundamental question to think through. it right now have plenty of food and it's not really an issue we need to worry about, but if it were, i think most people would try to survive. we really have a desire to survive. but in some cases if you kill and eat the goat you have more meat but if you have that goat as a companion you enjoyhe life. >> tucker: those are practical questions. i want to get to the root question, the moral question. do we have dominion over the animals or are they are peers? are they the same as people? >> we have the power over the animals and i think with a lot of power comes the responsibility. we can a kill them but whether e should kill them is a bigger question. >> tucker: okay. i have to say i started this segment thinking this guy is probably crazy but i think you are actually re

it's going to be a mike tyson punch to the carolina coast. give us the latest. >> well, even mike tyson got a little tired from time to time. it may not have been until round eight or nine, but he looked a little ragged at times, and that's what florence looks like. however he always came back with a couple of combinations, punches. when florence gets into the gulf stream, those warm waters, don't be surprised if florence gets a little power back and throws her own flurry of punches here because what we're watching looks like the eye is trying to collapse. i mean winds are at 115, don. if it gets down to 110, this is category 2. do not be fooled by this. this has got a lot -- she's got tricks up her sleeve. but the eye wall replacement, when you spin a top on a table, it can only sustain that strength and that centrifugal force for so long. it's got to go through these cycles. but what happens is that tight eye starts to wobble, and it throws the winds out, and it creates an outer eye band. once that outer eye band forms, it tightens back up,

we've been trained in some way to defend tyson.nimals. and i think most people believe that we have dominion over the the animals. if you were starving on a minute and the goat was all you had, would you kill the goat and eat it or would you starve? >> that is a good fundamental question to think through. we have plenty of food and it is not an issue to worry about. but if it were, i think most people would try to survive. we have a devire to survive. in some cases if you kill and eat the goat, you have no meet. but if the goat is a companion, you have more. >> sean: but do we have dominion over the animals? infrastructure -- are they the same as people? >> we can kill them but whether we should kill them is a bigger question. >> tucker: i started this segment thinking you were probably crazy but i think you are reasonable and thoughtful. i don't agree with everything but i appreciate you coming on. >> i appreciate your open-minded to the issues. >> tucker: i love animals. thank you. that is it for us tonight. tune in every night a

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this is going to be, you know, a mike tyson punch to the carolina coast. >> reporter: in the carolinasvirginia and now georgia, states of emergency declared with forecasters expecting hurricane florence to bring powerful winds, up to 40 inches of rain and storm surges up to 13 feet. >> it's going to be one of the biggest to ever hit the east coast. one of the biggest to ever hit our country. >> reporter: the largest hospital in myrtle beach racing to evacuate patients. some taken as far as florida. and authorities watching this nuclear power plant and 15 other reactors in three states, concerned they could flood. >> leave as soon as possible. emergency services may not be able to respond. >> reporter: that warning taken seriously by many of the more than 1.5 million residents in evacuation zones. time to leave now running out. >> hearing everything that i heard, it was a no-brainer. it was time to get out of town. >> reporter: and we've talked to people who decided to ride out the storm despite the dangers and the possibility that millions of people could be left without power for week

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