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tyson i remember i saw that on a.b.c. yesterday with with george stephanopoulos i my i thought but wait a minute if you're wrong about this is a dire circumstance it's not like we get a do over and the un does say there are twelve years so you know just like the businesses we've been discussing or trying to be risk adverse shouldn't politicians be risk adverse and with regard to cap and trade tyson i know you try to get that done back after the way to election and it just didn't happen even though john mccain at the time was in favor of it do you think this changes the math on capitol hill for getting something done i think it starts to i mean i mean first of all getting back to kudlow is comments with all due respect he's an idiot he has no idea what he's talking about the the reports actually clearly show what is driving climate change this is all settled science and so i'm sort of sick and tired of continuing to debate with people who have no idea what they're talking about like larry kudlow second of all when you've g

his style of. . . night when he meets tyson fury. his style of...m an artist. i am very experienced, i'm very good at what i can do to a human cosmic body but am not taking him lightly. when we first did some promotion for this, i looked him in the eye and not only did i see him, he is nervous, he is definitely nervous that i see nervous, i see some feared. —— fear. but you know, he is coming to fight. it was a good day in the middle kingdom for former world number one caroline wozniacki, she trounced switzerland's belinda bencic at the china open in beijing. the dane was never in serious trouble against the world number a1, who had won four of their previous six meetings. wozniacki coming through 6—2 6—3 and will play croatia's unseeded petra martic in round two. us open champion naomi osaka returned from illness to reach the second round. she enjoyed a 6—4 6—3 win over kazakh qualifier zarina diyas. osaka missed last weeks wuhan open but she rattled through this match and will face america's danielle collins next. brazil's maya gabeira has set a n

brink of defeat to win in spectacularfashion, he is expecting another spectacular night when he meets tyson fury. because of his awkward style, look, listen. i know what i can do. i have already saidi know what i can do. i have already said i am very experienced, very good and what i can do to a human's body. but i'm not taking him lightly. when i first... when we first did some type of promotion for this, i looked at him and i said no, not only did i see him, he's nervous. i seen not only did i see him, he's i'iei'vous. i seen i'iei’vous, not only did i see him, he's nervous. i seen nervous, i seen him look in fear. but you know, he's coming to fight. he is coming to fight. this was the first up on their promotional tour. they will meet in new york tomorrow, then los angeles. you can expect plenty more shenanigans on the build—up. you can't write off tyson fury, he defeated fatimid klitschko in front of 60 thousand fans into two door. it was the prettiest performance will ever see in times terms of heavyweight fighting when he beat klitschko but it was hugely effective. could be an interes

radio host steve malzberg and tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program thanks for. thanks for being with us take care. and your own pal not coming off the plane on time to time coldplay enough. to know. why you will be. in film come in there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground sex in the street sometimes but the people who trust the most. and. make. obama codified the worst honesty's of wall street institutionalized the kleptocracy turn a blind eye to the excesses of the really the the rats on on on financed in america who are pilfering with impunity and you know so this is draining the swamp unfortunately i must say that it does mean that interest rates are going to start going higher and this is for the first time in thirty two years the bond market bull rally we've had thirty two years or longer this looks like it's coming to an end and that is a fundamental shift huge change in the economy for the world and for the united states going forward so that will be the big story of the next twenty four months. i don't have faith in this government offici

radio host steve malzberg and tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program thanks for. thanks for being with us take care. what hopes and. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to cross the sea level before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. question. and your own pal not coming off the plane on time to time coldplay enough. to know. why you. need. him from put in there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground six in the street sometimes but the people who trust the most. obama codified the worst tendencies of wall street to institutionalize the club doctor say the journal blind eye to the excesses of the really though the rats on on on financed in america who are still frank with impunity and you know so this is draining the swamp and fortunately i must say that it does mean that interest rates are going to start going higher and this is for the first time in thirty two years the bond market bull rally we've had thirty years or

neil degrasse tyson, this is your life.e, man. >> it's an honor to have you here. we're excited about it. listen, you are somebody -- you deal with facts. you deal with analysis, rationa rationality. how are you handling this world now where it seems like it's facts over feelings -- >> feeling over facts. as an geology, how do you feel about whaet going on now. it's earth that has all the problems. so it's a frustrating time because you try to have a rational informed conversation with someone about what is objectively true, and then people argue vociferously against it. it's revealing itself on many levels. there is this conduit level where people are sure the earth is flat. so be lauwe laugh at that and y might even discount it, but that's a symbol, i think, of some deeper state of mind where -- maybe it's not a state of mind, perhaps it's just a state of not knowing what science is and how and why it works. you know, you take a science class. we all did. i think the way it's taught is here is a satchel of knowledge, whic

and in the studio with me now tyson bucca us a friend specialist with the aspen institute here in berlin tyson thanks for coming in i just want to pick up on that last point of all report the democrats hoping to punish the republicans in november as midterm elections what sort of impact do you think this whole cabin on nomination saga might have on national action let's start with the energy that you see on the street there i mean you see protests throughout the country not just in washington very energized very angry motivated base it's reminiscent of the tea party pres protests against obamacare in two thousand and ten which did lead to what they call a red wave it republican takeover of the house and major wins in the senate we're three weeks out from the election and just to remind all of us three weeks out from the twenty sixteen election was about the time that the access hollywood tape was released so these three weeks are going to be a long time three weeks ago we were talking about the anonymous op ed in the new york times and the chaos in the white house so we don't really know

deontay wilder will always go in the favourite, but you cannot write off tyson fury. of the day's other headlines. scotland have recalled defenders scott mckenna and jack hendry for next week's nations league trip to israel and a friendly against portugal. goalkeeperjon mclaughlin and striker oli mcburnie also return. scotland beat albania 2—0 in their opening nations league match, great britain are hoping to have a women's football team competing in the olympics in tokyo in two years' time. fifa have accepted an application from all four home nations to nominate england to try to qualify. the agreement only applies to the women's team and not the men's. team gb comepeted at the home olympics in 2012, but not in rio in 2016. british number one kyle edmund came from a set down to reach the second round of the china open in beijing with victory over the german peter gojowczyk. and after beating the usa by the biggest margin in 12 years to regain the ryder cup, team europe have been celebrating ever since. a lot of celebration and dancing going on, a lot emotions, a lot

to protect themselves and the environment well it's my oldest joins us from toronto and tyson slocum and steve molesworth help us take a look at once a deeply divisive issue and increasingly dire circumstances as you go to break here the numbers at the closing bell backing up what. i would hope and change to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to go on to cross the sea level before three of them or ten people. i mean push the holes in the waters in the. area where should. obama codified the worst tendencies of wall street to institutionalize the kleptocracy turn a blind eye to the excesses of the really the the rats on on on financed in america who are pilfering with impunity and you know this is draining the sloppy fortunately i must say that it does mean that interest rates are going to start going higher and this is for the first time in thirty two years the bond market bull rally we've had with thirty two years or longer this looks like it's coming to an end and that is a fundamental shift a huge change

radio host steve malzberg and tyson slocum director of public citizens energy program thanks for. thanks for being with us take care. you know world of big. lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. and your. own pal. coming up that. i am told. in some plan there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground six in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. others on. the. news in the world. number one. total around us. a lot of money we didn't know. oh. oh he says this move for you. so what we've got to do is i don't. five the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in. very dramatic development only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. cranking gave americans a lot of

tyson fury still considers himself a linear champ. two fights against substandard opponents are many believe this challenge has come a little early. here disagrees and believes he will cause what will be a. —— funerary disagrees. —— what will be a huge upset. i'm a powerful, powerful man. deontay wilder is the wbc champion, he's knocked out all of his opponents so far, coming off a huge win against the 0rtiz when he rallied from the brink of defeat to win in spectacular fashion, rallied from the brink of defeat to win in spectacularfashion, he is expecting another spectacular night when he meets tyson fury. because of his awkward style, look, listen. i know what i can do. i have already saidl know what i can do. i have already said i am very experienced, very good and what i can do to a human's body. but i'm not taking him lightly. when i first... when we first did some type of promotion for this, i looked at him and i said no, not only did i see him, he's nervous. i seen not only did i see him, he's nervous. i seen nervous, not only

please welcome neil degrasse tyson. >> hey, man. thanks for having me back. >> trevor: first things first, happy birthday. >> oh, this week is my birthday. >> trevor: happy birthday. (applause) >> so but everybody has a birthday every year, so just to specify, this is my 60th. >> 60. >> yes. >> trevor: this book say really interesting book because you talk about the relationship between astrophysics and the military. >> going way back. >> trevor: like way, way back. >> hundreds, thousands-- . >> trevor: so people have always been using like the military has always been using astrophysics. >> so before the late 19th century, just the term astronomer was it. later on we started doing spektroscopy and more physics became a part of it so we use as interest physics. but basically people who understood the universal from hained maichedens to military conquers from the beginning. >> trevor: right. >> and part of it, you want to know, especially the sea faring nations you want to know where the people are who you want to conque

with a special appearance of neil degrasse tyson and the mars rover. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theatre in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! i like that applause. thanks, everybody, thank you so much. friends, neighbors, countrymen, welcome to "the late show," i am your host, stephen colbert. happy, happy, happy friday. ( cheers and applause ) i have got great news. uh... our government continues to exist. because this week the senate passed a spending bill that would keep the government open until december. but no one is sure if trump will sign it, especially since he tweeted, "i want to know where is the money for border security and the wall in this ridiculous spending bill, and where will it come from after the midterms?" >> stephen: uh, i'm going to guess not from mexico? ( laughter ) the only thing-- ( cheers and applause ) the only thing trump has been able to build so far are the eight wall prototypes that went up last year. they a

neil degrass tyson, welcome to the program. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> okay.o what is this accessory to war? why is that the subtitle of your book? it is kind of alarming, that astrophysics would be an accessory to war. >> yeah. so the full subtitle is accessory to war, the unspoken alliance between astrophysics and the military. it shocks people. it might not be upsetting to some who sort of are fans of the military. it is definitely a bit surprising to consider that what i do professionally, in my community of astrophysicists, what we do have an overlap with the concerns and needs of the military. that has been the case for centuries and even millenia. going back to the time where if you were going to be engaged in conquest, empire building, and you had vessels, naval vessels to accomplish this, you needed to know where you were on earth. you needed to know where you came from, where you were headed, how to get back home. the navigational question, all of your ability expressed through knowing where you are on earth was established and empowered by the intel

even mike tyson thought it was kind of crazy.athy park has that story. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: the highly anticipated ufc fight between mma rivals conor mcgregor and khabib took an ugly turn after mcgregor tapped out in the fourth round. >> reporter: the brawl shows him leaping into the crowd after they allegedly taunted him and then watch as this man quickly climbs into the octagon punching the back of mcgregor's head. >> people have been saying mean things to each other for 18 years here at the ufc. nothing like this has ever happened. >> reporter: khabib's multi-million dollar purse being withheld pending an investigation, his title also in jeopardy. >> i know this is not my best side, you know. this is not my best side. you know, i'm a human being. >> reporter: in the post-fight press conference he brought up the bad blood between the two men going back to when mcgregor pled guilty to disorderly for attacking his bus last april. >> he talked about my religion. he talk about my country. he talk about my father. he come

even mike tyson thought it was crazy.bc's kathyar the story. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: the highly anticipated ufc fight between mma rivals conor mcgregor and khabib nurmagomedov took an ugly turn moments after mcgregor tapped out in the fourth round. >> he jumps the fence. whoa! >> reporter: the brawl shows nurmagomedov leaping into the crowd toward men in mcgregor's corner after they allegedly taunted him. and then watch as toctagon, punching the back of mcgregor's head. >> people have been saying mean things to each other for 18 years here at the ufc. nothing like this has ever multimillion-dollar purse now being withheld pending an investigation. his title also in jeopardy. >> i know this is not my best side. you know, this is not my best side. you know, i'm human being. >> reporter: in the post-fight press conference nurmagomedov brought up the bad blood between the two men. going back to when mcgregor pled guilty to disorderly conduct for attacking nurmagomedov's bus last april. >> he talk about my religion. he

still to come: tyson fury squares up to wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder ahead of their worldgeles. in all russia's turmoil, it has never come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines — us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh has been accused —— there's growing anger among survivors of indonesia's earthquake and tsunami — as they face a fourth day with no water, no power and

deontay wilder says he will not be taking tyson fury lately. —— lightly. plans in his conservative party conference speech later. wealthier drug users have been linked to the rise in gang—related knife crime in london and other cities. this graph shows statistics published in the crime survey for england and wales — it shows that cocaine use among people from wealthier homes in england and wales is at its highest in nearly a decade. you can see this on the screen, how much you consume in that income bracket compared to lower incomes. joining us now in the studio is mark dempster, a former drug addict, now harley street drugs councillor, max daley, investigativejournalist and global drugs editor at vice uk, and from liverpool is dr suzi gage, who is a drugs and mental health researcher and lecturer at liverpool university. welcome, all of you. 0k, welcome, all of you. ok, this link, max, between middle—class cocaine users and violent crime on the streets of london, how do you regard it? yeah, the idea that if you can... if middle—class cocaine slaughters al

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this heinous crime is a white male in his forty's from pittsburgh who had previously expressed an tyson made a can white supremacist views on social media and apparently reportedly he had also used anti-semitic slurs and comments during the attack and also during talking with police later so obviously investigators are now looking into this man's views as as a possible motive for this crime and do we know any more about how this shooting unfold it. well we know that that this man let's shoot a walked into this mosque into the synagogue early this saturday morning were shot services were going on and started shooting at the people inside the mosque he also injured several police officers who confronted him and he later turned himself into into police custody where he's being held now was also important now is that this investigation is now being taken over by the f.b.i. since this is being treated as a hate crime now the f.b.i. takes take this investigation over from local officials since this is now a federal investigation and what what was also interesting is was that pittsburgh's publ

belt holder a while to turn thirty three but spent the day in the ring preparing for his fight with tyson fury that meets on december the first both of them unbeaten while the house thirty nine knockouts from forty victories he was given a cake and a beautiful rendition of happy birthday by his team. you. know her home and her. absolutely lovely. fall thanks very much someone in the u.s. has just become an instant billionaire lawfully officials have confirmed a winning mega millions ticket worth one point six billion u.s. dollars it was sold in the states of south carolina when it can choose between an immediate one off nine hundred million dollars lump sum payment or the full amount over twenty nine years is the biggest loss for primes in the united states lower as here on the other side of the break i'm with back with the thirteenth i'll see about. a journey of personal discovery my great grandfather he was a slave then leave property al-jazeera is james caan and expose his family's legacy of slave owners shut down like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to sa

unimaginable never thought it would go down like this crazy or the my fight riots you know it's bad when mike tyson himself the guy that did his opponent's ear off expresses shock and it was a free for all vengeful brutal star store room fueled mosh pit where knuckles did the talking and a great cliffhanger to set up for a rematch unfortunately it was also incredibly stupid it put people audience members in danger it was also entirely unnecessary i want to say sorry to arthur to come in never rather sorry to go because i know this is not my best side and all this is not my best so you know i'm here mobeen he talked about my religion you talk about my country you talk about my father here is where we are now and bieber jumped out of the cage first went for conan's coach who had been goading him for that his pay has been suspended and more penalties could be coming elimination even a number of his teammates who were also arrested for assault but released when coolness corner refused to press charges seems. black and white the beeb's guilty except thank goodness for phone cameras was. huna was not so

but, like much of tyson and northern virginia, this area has grown. a lot. so, too, has the number of folks coming to worship here the mosque community wants to expand their worship hours, lifting the 3-year-old restrictions, so. >> that's great for the mosque, but we're worried about the adverse impaig on the orhood in terms of traffic and noise. >> these restrictions are impacting the free exercise of religion. >> reporter: they took their appeal to the fairfax county zong board wednesday. when asked who wanted to weigh in? lookany stood up to be sworn in. about everyone in support of the mosque. >> when y say ten people is the maximum people that come and worship in the morning, that's saying, really, can't worship. >> we love to have them succeed and have aonderful mosque, but concerns are that they have not complied with the conditions they came up with in 20 . >> reporter: they want more traffic and noise studies done before they weigh d. what do y ultimately to keep everybody happy? >> well, we'll continue to try and ghopefully everyth will work out.

unimaginable never thought it would go down like this crazy or the my fight riots you know it's bad when mike tyson himself the guy that bit his opponent's ear off expresses shock and it was a free for all vengeful brutal star store room filled wash pit where now calls did the talking and a great cliffhanger to set up for a rematch unfortunately it was also incredibly stupid it put people audience members in danger it was also entirely unnecessary i want to say. never so. i know this is not my best and this is not my best so you know i'm here mobeen he talked about my religion to talk about my country he destroyed her two children but now it's time to buy some things because it could happen to shelley history her children dying and i was taken to hospital as if when we heard the blast i told my wife may god protect the girls from that shell and we went inside to see what damage the blast because they saw the children's bodies what remained of them scattered all over the ground. if you're not the book the rules the russian military visited us they saw sandra and the state she was in they helped us t

mike tyson tweeting unimaginable. never thought it would go down like this. crazier than my fight riot. this latest altercation between the ufc fighters comes after an incident in april involving mcgregor and nurmagomedov at brooklyn's barclay center. this video obtained by tmz sports showing mcgregor throwing a dolly at a bus. mcgregor led away in handcuffs, later pleading guilty to disorderly conductthere questions about what actions the ufc might take this morning. to punish nummagomedov. he appeared to target a member of mcgregor's team. mcgregor, meantime, says he wants a rematch. eva? whit? >> when mike tyson disproves of your actions, something is wrong. >> unimaginable. >> thank you, marcus. >>> doctors and parents on alert in minnesota because of a mysterious cluster of a rare disorder among children. >> parents paying attention to this one. the disorder can cause polio-like symptoms and even paralysis. erielle reshef joins us with the concerns about the increase in these cases. erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. thatout br

thirty three on tuesday but spent the day in the ring preparing for his upcoming fight with britain's tyson fury the pay meet on december first with both of them unbeaten wilder has thirty nine knockouts from his forty victories he was given a cake and a pretty weird rendition of happy birthday by his team. on earth. we're going to follow you know as of right now. louise ortiz it's office he's the most skillful he was the toughest fighter in my career thus far with tyson fury be still is still to be terry determine you know we haven't for yeah i don't look no none has passed by even when you for klitschko because all those guys are different from me you know i bring the different attributes to the table and we're going to see what happens when you're defending champion caroline wozniacki is off the mark at this year's w.e.t.a. finals in singapore of the overcoming fourth seed petrak of its of in three sets on tuesday both players had suffered defeats in their opening group matches and so victory was doubly important on this occasion the danes at the first set seven fall . five but the chair

hatred from black to throw but too strong suggest to be clear those those views hate against whites and tyson anti-semitism you don't identify them. that no not at all with a different organization we want a different leadership with not a hate group we don't hate anybody our way actions show we don't hate anybody so how do you feel about the idea of us want to live separate do you think we're like totally out of our mind that you think we can all get along. i have got hope that we can get along you know especially if white people are going to come around to the idea of reparations and and you know try to make a more fair and equal society because if this doesn't change just some point it's not going to be pretty it's going good bad to a point where we begin to some point to race wars when we end up breaking out and just a point i was going to get to now is give me hope because nothing is changing and hopefully you see that i'm coming from a good place and i just want what's best for my children and my grandchildren has come in after me well look i'm and i think there's a couple things that w

the culture genic food featured on the internet is often serving tyson that it gets people all over the world cooking. but it takes time to create mouthwatering meals that are also good for you. even with banks good german researchers have found out that time is often an essential ingredient. every day bakeries across europe turn out millions of loaves and bread rolls production is fast and cheap and time is money. but many people experience tummy aches and bloating off to eating bread. this dead is being produced using a process known as slow baking the slow refers to the entire process not just the time span. in the oven. slow baking involves taking time for each individual step when you're making the joe baking it and allowing the aroma to develop my. mind respects west by this method it's said to make the bread easier to digest most important of all the dough is given plenty of time to rise before going into the oven slow baking is a whole philosophy in itself. so big you think slow baking begins out in the field with the green the focus is on quality and not on maximum yield then w

really the best neil de grasse tyson reacting to this space for say idea has sat asseveration has a right to protect its assets including assets in outer space do you agree with his logic i mean we all use the ocean it's a common resource but then most countries have navies and were doing ok is this space kind of the same thing. as i said again i cannot comment. on national position but just the idea of dividing space what do you think of that how how is that should be done i mean this is this is not a man under discussion or under the umbrella of the un and and what i can tell you is that we always mention in any possible presentation situation meaning events etc that space is the become see the as a global commons and we have to work together to preserve it for the future generations fighting a war in space or using space is not great but what if we need to place some kind of a giant came in to shoot down some kind of an asteroid had it straight into our planet and sooner or later we might need that won't we. oh we're working a lot to with member states provide that protection and on pe

all is fair in love and war and one fighter who's no stranger to a brawl outside the ring is mike tyson he twice bit of on the holyfield a in one thousand nine hundred seven sparking a riot but says today's was even crazier what do people in have babes region of russia think though well fans in macau the capsule a deck of son took to the streets they blocked traffic as they celebrated in their cars wearing traditional hats most some of them danced in the streets others took their celebrations up a notch. this video on instagram appears to show men celebrating in dagestan with only their traditional guns protecting them from the bullets they're shooting up in the air don't try that at home please ok so we're back we were at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now it's back to folly john i thank you very much for that that will do it for today's news great remember to keep in touch with us on social media at all times a.j. news great for me for the back to bring the home team thank you for watching we are live from london new center next here on our just by from thank. you. the nobel committee h