tyson fury never panicked once.nic, and that is just as well, because the young swede, otto wallin, as they say, we have loads of cliches in boxing, in fact the entire business is based around cliches, as they say, he came to fight, and he went down swinging. so, tyson had to dig deep and he had to go back to the corner, try and be calm during the 60—odd seconds as the cuts were healed momentarily for the next round. there was no panic, but it was really tough throughout. ronnie o'sullivan has won the shanghai masters for the third consecutive year. the rocket came through a thrilling final against shaun murphy, eventually winning by 11 frames to nine. he takes home the £200,000 winners cheque in what was his first tournament since his shock defeat at the world championships back in april. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more here on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. now it is time for click. for the last four months, protesters have been rallying in hong kong. first, against a proposed bill that wo

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tyson fury never panicked once.g, we have loads of cliches in boxing, we have loads of cliches in boxing, we have entire businesses just the cliches, but he came to fight. he had to dig deep, go back to the corner and try to become as the cuts we re corner and try to become as the cuts were healed momentarily for the next round. there was no panic but it was really tough throughout. steve, i know there is a planned second fight with deontay wilder early next year. will the scouts watching this for deontay wilder take any notice of this? what i love about boxing is that two people can watch the same fight sitting on each other‘s lap and they will see a totally different fight, different outcome, and have different opinions about what went on. the fact was if he fights while the like that, he will get knocked out, that is what some have said, he has gone backwards, other people were saying. 0ther people have said that is exactly what he needed. not what he wanted, but what he needed. it was divided ringside. there is

and to take a look at how the field is shaping up the standout issues i want to bring in tyson boxer now fellow at the truman national security project. good to see you tyson to be here now the stage is getting a little bit less cottage shrinking it's getting a bit more serious does that change the debate i mean i think that there were some clarity there was some clarification particularly around you know the progressives versus the moderates on health care and you know this is really the issue that is symbolic is frayed symbolism for so many democrats because of as we saw in the midterm elections and 2018 what really was the motivating factor for people to come out to vote number one issue was health care right people felt that they health care was under threat that obamacare was under threat the threat persists they see rising health care costs this can bankrupt families this is really a major economic issue so drawing those kind of ideological contrasts here is really where we're seeing real real play out here vision as well as in the democratic party indeed i mean it was a marath

fellow at the truman national security project in good to see you tyson to be here now the stage is. getting a little bit less caught it shrinking it's getting a bit more serious does that change the debate i mean i think that there were some clarity there was some clarification particularly around you know the progressives versus the moderates on health care and you know this is really the issue that is symbolic is frayed symbolism for so many democrats because of as we saw in the midterm elections of 2018 what really was the motivating factor for people to come out to vote number one issue was health age or economic issues so drawing those kind of ideological contrast here is really where we're seeing real real play out here vision as well as in the democratic party indeed i mean it was a marathon of a debate 3 hours talking about health but also other issues like guns race education as well and i sort of wonder what that says about where the country needs to go because you know you presume that the candidates are trying to on the voters' concerns right well i mean clearly and but

tyson introduced plant-based ago.ken nuggets a few months kroger rose a fraction to $24.83, while tysonell a fraction to $85.26. >>> but the fake meat n movemen going over well with the nation's ranchers. the beef industry is tryingreo fi out how to keep its market share from slipping.ro jane wells is outside wyo, montana. family has been raising cattle for five generations across montan and wyoming i some of country in ut america. >> all i ever wanted to be was a cowboy. >> reporter: but cattle ranchers are facing a rival with a, ot of momentke meat made from plants. t mpanies like beyond m aren't much much a threat yet with revenuesf $240 million this year compared to a national beef herd worth an eimated $67 billion, but ranchers are taking notice, and they have a few beefs. >> we are not against scnce. we are not against people we jt want to make sure we're on a level and even playing field where everybody goes by the same regulatio and the same rules. -- eporter: beef numbe e meat industry is regulated stringently by the usda, but plant-based products are regulated by the fda. but

tyson fury never panicked once, he dabbed relentlessly and repeatedly at the eye but did not panic andell because the swede, we have loads of cliches in boxing, the entire business is based on cliches, he came to fight and he went down swinging so tyson had to dig deep and go back to the corner and try and be calm during the minute as the cut was momentarily healed. there was no panic but it was really tough throughout. england will hope to eke out as many runs as possible this morning as they try and win the final ashes test. they have a lead of 382 over australia with two second innings wickets remaining... resuming on 313 for 8. even though australia have retained the ashes... an england victory at the oval will level the series. we have spoken about the factory desperately want to win the test match and finish the series as outright winners but at the same time we are proud of what we have done and the fact we are taking the urn home, that was the primary goal while we came here. to take that off has been fantastic. it's all set up for an exciting final day at the solheim cup — wit

tyson fury never panicked once. he did dab relentlessly at his eye but he did not panic. had to dig deep, and go back to the corner, try and be calm in the 60 seconds, as those cuts were healed momentarily for the next round. there was no panic that it was really tough throughout. that's all of the sport, more in the next hour. the clear—up operation is continuing, after parts of southern spain experienced some of the heaviest rainfall on record. six people have lost their lives. the spanish prime minister, on a visit to the area, promised to do everything he could to help those affected. simonjones reports. this is the dramatic moment a baby is rescued after the child‘s home became cut off by the rising water. 0thers clung on for safety as emergency workers navigated the flooding. the force of the water can be seen here in alicante, cars simply swept away as the river burst its banks. the spanish prime minister flew over some of the affected areas. when he touched down, he promised support. translation: first of all, i want to express the support of the spanish governmen

the times says," mike tyson the boxer, he says eve ryo ne says," mike tyson the boxer, he says everyoneu get punched in the mouth. what they are saying is they may have had a plan but it didn't survive contact with the enemy. i think we saw that yesterday, of the papers go through the events of yesterday. as that when borisjohnson called in the rebels in the morning in an attempt to persuade them. it may well have been a plan to have this on to lose this, to have an election, but i don't think they expected to lose by 27 votes. that is a big attack on them, they understand that, and of course it means as well that he has a —43 majority now. that is quite something. all the papers reflecting for borisjohnson something. all the papers reflecting for boris johnson on something. all the papers reflecting for borisjohnson on where he goes next. that is no simple because he does mean that two—thirds majority of mps in that building behind us and he may well not get that because we are seeing in all the papers, including the times today, the suggestion that labour will hold off until they are

tyson fury survives a brutal cut to remain undefeated... the british heavyweight beating otto wallinpoints in las vegas. good morning, a look ahead to what today has in store but also further on into the week ahead where we will have some quite chilly tunnel mornings but there should be some decent sunny afternoons and won around as well. more coming up. it's sunday 15th september. our top story. the former conservative minister sam gyimah has defected to the liberal democrats. he's one of six mps who have joined the party in recent weeks. mr gyimah was among 21 conservatives who had the party whip removed after rebelling against the prime minister, to try to prevent a no—deal brexit. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports from the lib dem conference in bournemouth. i would like you to meet the newest liberal democrat mp, sam gyimah. the former government minister who says the conservatives left him feeling like an outcast. i walked out of a ministerialjob, risk losing the whip, i have one of the safest conservative seats in the country. but i know something that trips of

tyson fury survives a brutal cut to remain undefeated, the british heavyweight beats otto wallin on pointsvegas. and at 10.30, we're going on the trail of a gosport firm, whose promises of great offers to small business owners, left many trapped in expensive phone contracts they can't escape. that's in inside out south. the former prime minister david cameron has accused borisjohnson of only backing brexit to further his career, in the latest released extracts from his memoirs. mr cameron also criticises michael gove, who he brands as "disloyal". he says that during the referendum campaign, both mrjohnson and mr gove became "ambassadors for the expert—trashing, truth twisting age of populism". our political correspondent peter saull is with me now. it is more than three years since david cameron left office and resigned immediately from the house of commons and ceased to be an mp. he has been pursuing his business interests and other political interests and other political interests but he is coming back with a real kind of punch in the stomach for thejohnson government. a real kind of pun

tyson fury never panicked.ut he didn't panic and that's just as well because the young swede, as we say, we have loads of cliches in boxing, the entire business is based around cliches, and as they say, he came to fight and as they say, he came to fight and went down swinging, so tyson fury had to dig deep, go back to his corner and try and be calm during the 60 seconds as the cuts were healed momentarily for the next round. there was no panic, but it was really tough throughout. a reminder that you can follow the cricket on radio 5 live extra. in the golf as well. i will have more sport in the next hour. the clear—up operation is continuing after parts of southern spain experienced some of the heaviest rainfall on record. six people have lost their lives. the spanish prime minister, pedro snachez, on a visit to the area, promised to do everything he could to help those affected. simonjones reports. this is the dramatic moment a baby is rescued after the child's home became cut off by the rising water. others c

he said, trump reminds me of the heavy weight boxer mike tyson. no one could beat mike tyson. mike tyson. he did it one day when he bit off evander holifield's ear. one day donald trump is going to bite off somebody's ear. i think he might have done it right here. he's bitten off a lot more than he can chew here. i'd make a third point, fareed. there's a word that i think is going to become very important in this story. it's a word that democrats should hug and trump should fear and that word is independence. for trump what is so dangerous about this story is that involves independent, i would say heroic u.s. civil servants. this cia analyst at the white house, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, all the anonymous people who are feeding this analyst at the white house, who saw what the president did trying to enlist in a mafia-like style a foreign leader to help him rub out a political rival and these people stood up and they're going to have faces and they're going to have voices and for the first time donald trump is going to be up against an enemy, a challenger that won't be ea

there is an ugly laundry list of names from klaus von bulow, to oj simpson, to mike tyson and jeffrey epstein, and so, i want to know first and foremost, what is your moral reasoning behind taking the cases of these clients? prof. dershowitz: okay, that's a great question, and part of the reason i take the most controversial cases and the cases of the most hated people in this country is because i was a law professor with tenure, which meant i had no excuse for not defending the most despised people. i couldn't say, "oh, i worry about my job." by the way, today, i'm not sure a tenure will protect you against defending some of the most despised people in the world, but if the most despised people don't get a defense, you know, it moves on to -- everybody -- h.l. mcinroy what's -- h.l. mcinroy said that the reason we have to defend the civil liberties of the world's worst sob's is because the way the government works is first, they make bad laws and apply them to the worst people, and once they have that precedent established, they then apply them to the rest of us. and so, look, i'm a

in the residential neighborhood one tyson the call for action came early. even before the end of the granting some protesters had decided to take over a nearby room. a small group of police arrived shortly after. but they quickly were treated under a hail of umbrellas plastic bottles and hard hats ah. a bigger better armed group returned a little later. ah. the streets was soothing gulf dim tear gas. was long tyson is home to a police storm or treat. 2 days earlier protesters had alleged that someone inside it was hurling firecrackers at them. police used tear gas to push the protesters back but they kept returning. 6 the standoff lasted several hours. elsewhere similar scenes were unfolding in areas where rallies were also being held. police said they fired more than $800.00 rounds of tear gas that day and arrested $148.00 people. china's office in charge of hong kong affairs had this to say the following day. well quality you can hear more. from the awkward bhangra will. but still the protests continued skirmishes erupted across different parts of the cit

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in the residential neighborhood one tyson the call for action came early. even before the end of the granting some protesters had decided to take over a nearby room. a small group of police arrived shortly after. but they quickly were treated under a hail of umbrellas plastic bottles and hard hats. the bigger better armed group returned a little later. ah. the streets was soothing goldstein tear gas. shifts. wong tyson is home to a police dormitory. 2 days earlier protesters had alleged that someone inside it was hurling firecrackers at them. police used tear gas to push the protesters back but they kept returning. the standoff lasted several hours. elsewhere similar scenes were unfolding in areas where rallies were also being held. police said they fired more than $800.00 rounds of tear gas that day and arrested $148.00 people. china's office in charge of hong kong affairs had this to say the following day. well quality you can hear more. from the ah good will. but still the protests continued skirmishes erupted across different parts of the city on the 11

was long tyson is home to a police storm or treat. days earlier protesters had alleged that someone inside it was cutting firecrackers at the. police used tear gas to push the protesters back but they kept returning. the standoff lasted several hours. elsewhere similar scenes were unfolding in areas where rallies were also being held. police said they fired more than $800.00 rounds of tear gas that day and arrested $148.00 people. china's office in charge of hong kong affairs had this to say the following day. well quality and they've been. here more. than awkward bhangra will. put still the protests continued skirmishes erupted across different parts of the city on the 11th of august. police had banned the demonstrations but that didn't deter those who showed up there. was. multiple arrests were made including by undercover officers pretending to be protesters you know the evidence was not there for the law it was a controversial tactic and then the police were already facing criticism for not properly displaying their identity numbe

former world heavyweight champion tyson fury fights in las vegas on saturday night.ainst deontay wilder is on the cards. i'm looking forward to putting on the show, being active, i wanted to be active in my career and be happy, thatis be active in my career and be happy, that is what i'm doing it the minute iam happy. that is what i'm doing it the minute i am happy. what about this fight with wilder, is it really noisy been talked about or is it signed and sealed? it is signed and sealed, we know all the details of the contract, we have both signed it. it has been signed for a while. that was it. i've had the biggest fights of my generation. i thought calexico and wilder. it is bonus now. let's have wilder again. almost three yea rs have have wilder again. almost three years have been very unhappy, low as any man can go and i knew it was the training that i wasn't doing was giving me the void. training gives mea giving me the void. training gives me a purpose in life. i love to do it, if i was not getting paid millions to do it, i would be training every day for free

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turning on the show we'll hear who tipped the scales ahead of tyson fury's fight we also want to. know that corruption has reached a level like never before in our country. count site or. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will honor the american people with the truth and nothing else discovered. for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be for us as you know is that it turns out in the particulars because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues. the people who believe that tell the real story so i'll just mend it used to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. and sports fans live is here to take us through all the action thank you sammy tyson fury and dante wilder have agreed terms for a las vegas rematch in february that's according to promoter bob it comes as fury pr

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>> no, sanderson is good it's just a lot more expensive than tyson now as one of the teams of tonight'show, best of breed you have to pay more and sanderson is a very, very good company tyson is much more of a commodity play but at 15 times earnings, which is half of what sanderson farms is, i like it. notice after they reported that little bit of economicsup with commodity, the stock got hit and came right back. that's the hallmark of an inexpensive stock that wants to go higher. vince in nebraska, vince >> caller: jim, how you doing? >> i'm doing good. how about you. >> caller: good. hey, you and i spoke about three weeks ago about red robin gourmet burger at that time you recommended that since some analysts from bank of america, merrill lynch had downgraded the stock to underperform, to stay away from that and at this time the stock had dropped on that date about $30 a share. >> right. >> value line has it projected in the three to five years at 50 to 75. vintage capital took an 11% position to adversary for changes and offered a $40 hostile bid that the company turned down. the sto

tyson fury insists he's not ahead of himself as the prepares for his latest fight.vegas. he weighed in at 17 a half stone, half a stone lighter than his last outing, for his heavyweight fight which will be in the early hours of tomorrow. he had a potential rematch against deontay wilder, something much talked about but not by tyson fury himself. i'm not interested in deontay wilder one bit. i think that this next fight and then i'm thinking about getting smashed in las vegas. i might have a couple of bruises by the time february comes, so we'll worry about that by the time it arrives. thank you. nearly 20 current and former african heads of state have gathered in zimbabwe for the state funeral of the country's former president, robert mugabe. thousands of people have been queuing to pay their last respects. these are live pictures from the national sports stadium in the capital harare where the funeral will take place today. mugabe died in singapore last week at the age of 95. we are expecting to hear speeches in due course. we have had some comments already of some

tyson fury never panicked once. cliches in boxing, in fact the entire business is based around cliches, as they say, he came to fight, and he went down swinging. so, tyson had to dig deep and he had to go back to the corner, try and be calm during the 60—odd seconds as the cuts were healed momentarily for the cuts were healed momentarily for the next round. there was no panic but it was really tough throughout. ronnie o'sullivan has won the shanghai masters for the third consecutive year. the rocket came through a thrilling final against shaun murphy, eventually winning by 11 frames to nine. he takes home the £200,000 winner's cheque in what was his first tournament since his shock defeat at the world championship back in april. spain have beaten argentina to win the basketball world cup in beijing, their first title for 13 years. the spaniards scored 14 of the first 16 points and never lost their lead to the 2004 olympic champions, taking the victory with 95 points to 75. meanwhile, france took third place, beating

meriwether. >> shannon: all right, professor, and tyson, great to have you both with us.en a teacher at the entry school suddenly collapsed, a kindergartner froze, except for max aguilar. the 6-year-old jumped into action, running for help. the teacher had to be airlifted to the hospital where she was on life support for 12 days, but is now recovering. to honor max, the school and local sheriff office surprised him with a new bike. for bravery and quick thinking, jumping into action. max, you are our midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect.] ♪ i am who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be. ♪ i'm a strong individual ♪ feeling that power ♪ i'm so original, ♪ ya sing it louder. ♪ i am, o

tyson fury survives a brutal cut to remain undefeated. british heavyweight beats otto wallin on points in las vegas. and, foreign correspondents based in the uk give their analysis on the latest developments in the brexit process in dateline london. that's in half an hour on bbc news. the former prime minister david cameron has accused borisjohnson of only backing brexit to further his career, in the latest released extracts from his memoirs. mr cameron also criticises michael gove, who he brands as "disloyal". he says that during the referendum campaign, both mrjohnson and mr gove became "ambassadors for the expert—trashing, truth—twisting age of populism". our political correspondent peter saull is with me now... this is pretty strong. there was mild criticism yesterday but he really goes for the jugular today. david cameron has been pretty much silent since resigning rather acrimoniously the morning after the eu referendum, and this book which i dare say will be on a lot of politics watchers' christmas lists and a couple of months' tim

. >> we are in virginia valley and we are in pastured livestock, think about tyson chicken houses and factories, so our animals are out on pasture and they move every day or every couple of days, -- >> they go where they want? >> no, they are controlled with high-tech electric fencing, we can be thankful for high-tech electric fencing so we can mimic choreography of migration times and steer them around the landscape to get the benefit that nature offered for long time before, you know, before domestic livestock were the norm. >> what are those benefits? >> well, in america, for example, you know, the big herds of bison built the deep soils of the prairies and where we live and the valley of virginia, kept it moving, native americans lit fires to attract them and to open up, you know, grazing areas and there was a plant that was quite -- quite well managed, managed and maintained, this was not a wilderness area, it was a very carefully managed landscape by both, you know, by both climate and people. and so by looking at that template and trying to duplicate it, commercial domestic mod

finally, boxing and former world heavyweight champion tyson fury fights in las vegas on saturday nightwallin. get through that and a rematch against deontay wilder is on the cards.

think about tyson chicken houses in smithfield hog factories. our animals are all out on passenger and every day or every couple of days to go where they want. they are controlled with high-tech electric fencing that we can be very thankful. we have high-tech fencing to this weekend migrate with the modern technology. and we can steer them around the landscape to get the synergistic benefits of nature offered for a long time before the domestic livestock were the norm. >> host: what were those synergistic benefits? >> guest: in america for example, the big herds of bison built the deep prairies wher buy witprairies where welive in andy in virginia. they lit fires to attract them and open up grazing areas. so there was a plant symbiosis that was quite well-managed by both the client and the people. and so, by looking at that template, and trying to duplicate it on a commercial and domestic models we were able to bring back the abundance of us here prior to today. people don't realize today that 500 years ago in north america grew more food than w

tyson fury insists he's not getting ahead of himself as he prepares for his latest fight.d in at 17.5 stone — over half a stone lighter than his last outing — for the heavyweight fight which will be in the early hours of tomorrow morning our time. and he's the overwhelming favourite ahead of a much talked about rematch against deontay wilder. i'm not interested in wilder one bit, i've got 0tto wallin to think about and then i'm going to think about and then i'm going to think about getting smashed in los fagan with the mexican people so february isa with the mexican people so february is a long way away and i may have a lot of cuts and bruises by the time february comes we will worry about that when it arrives. tyson fury is already planning his celebrations, even though he is not getting ahead of himself, he has decided quite a few drinks may follow a potential victory against otto follow a potential victory against 0tto wallin. follow a potential victory against otto wallin. he is never dull. if you are in las vegas, if you are in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow

nicholas meriwether and tyson layinghoffer, the student who was in your class biologically born male,sitioning to female asked you use female pronouns. there were different compromises, you talked about using the first name, last name, eventually cannot come to an agreement and use it using these pronouns is a violation of my religious -- also? >> it is important to remember the university is a marketplace of ideas and not merely an assembly line for one type of thought and in this particular case i was being required to endorse of ideology i do not hold. i don't think public universities should be in the business of requiring people to endorse or express ideologies they don't hold. shannon: this is what part of the magistrate's decision had to say about allegations you were forced to endorse the idea of transgender is more specific ideology, the plaintiff is not alleged defendants forced into a spousal express a viewpoint of disagree with found objectionable, plaintiff acknowledges the defendant gave him the option to start using gender-based titles during class that plaintiffs rejec

ithessa tyson and. merdred watson. in it, he alleges that cbs did not investigate the claims and went ahead and aired the interviews which they n say have damaged the lieutenant governor's ability to earn a wliving. >> fitzt are his main arguments in this case and i'm curious, does this filing outline how he came up wit this eye popping number of $400 million? >> repter: no, it doesn't explain where they got the ow00 million. yo, when you go through this, it's, you know, it's not encyclopedia, it's only 50 t are spaced iin easy to read. with some screen grabs, a screegrabs ofbo some ok posts from some of his accusers. one of the screen grab includes what the say were questions fairfax's press officials sent to what they say was gayleg khein cisduwhcts interview. they said that those were f questionsrfax's team said that should have been asked by the interview. they claim insu the law that they were not. u k however, that's a moetty big at of money, $400 million. cbs today said they stand by their reporting and they are

former world heavyweight champion tyson fury fights in las vegas on saturday night.allin. if he gets through that, a rematch against deontay wilder is on the cards, according to fury. but the british boxer says he now has a bigger goal that motivates him to get in the ring. i'm looking forward to putting on a show, enjoying myself and having a fight, you know? being active, that's all i ever wanted to do in my career. being active. and what about this february 22 fight with wilder? is it really on or still being talked about or is it signed and sealed? it is signed and sealed. we both know all the details of the contract, it was signed just after the time shorts fight, it's been signed for a while —— ashes five. i've been ready for a while, i fought some of the bigger sides of my generation. so, let's have some fun fights, that have wilder again, some fun fights. i've gone as low as any man could go, and i knew the trainingi any man could go, and i knew the training i wasn't doing was giving me the void. training gives me a purpose in life. i love doing it. evenif pu

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. >>> welcome back shares of tyson lower after hour hey, frank. >> shares of tyson down more than 5.5%ing the full-year profit guidance. just now the company says that guidance will be between 530 and 5 70 below estimates pilgrim's pride trading lower on the news saying that the challenges encountered this quarter lead us to believe we'll fall short of the previously stated guidance and might be weakness in the chicken business beef and pork business is strong especially going into the school year shares of tyson's food down and pilgrim's pride lower. tyson foods up 75% on the year >> they have been facing some regulator probes, as well. a name hard hit lately thank you. >>> let's head to the nasdaq for today's biggest movers where bertha coombs has that information for us. >> tech, of course, was the big drag here. if you take apple and broadcomm and qualcomm, nearly 25% of the losses and the full impact of those 15% tariffs start to take effect here. also, we did have, though, a few tech names ducking the trend kla and lam research both up. they were higher today kla to a new all-tim

. >> stephen: (as trump) "holyfield got his ear bitten by mike tyson. i tell you, i know tyson chicken nuggets very well, they're delicious. which reminds me of the denver nuggets. and, of course, i happen to know john denver. he wrote 'rocky mountain high' and i bet a lot of you out there watching me free-associate feel like you're high right now." trump-- ( cheers and applause ) trump envisioned a future when some of the students in front of him might become president. >> you are all going to make better deals than that. you have to promise me when you're up here someday-- one of you or two of you or three of you-- at different times, of course. you'll be up here. >> stephen: (as trump) "and whether one, two, or three of you make it to this incredible seat of power, i promise to spread rumors that all of you were born in kenya." that's my promise. all right? i'll see you then." big fans of kenya here. of course, trump's been flapping the old jaw meat a lot in the last 24 hours. last night, he held a rally down in fayetteville, north carolina, to check

beef and chicken production pushing down prices eating into tyson's profit margin. >> all right still to come, an epic upset in last night's u.s. open has one former tennis champ going home early and later, missing out is the trade war with china actually sending more money and brains to that country one investor says it is and he'll tell you why on a story that we haven't talked about that's coming up stick around do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. in't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. it's how we bring hope to our patients- like viola. her team treated her cancer and strengthened her spirit. so viola could focus on their future. cancer treatment centers of america. appointment

tyson had been in san francisco and had lost contact with his family for years. and they didn't know where he was. finally they were able to reconnect with him a few months ago here in san francisco. and it seemed at the time that this was going to be a story of healing and of reconnection and rehabilitation. he left with his family to the midwest and ultimately earlier this month took a bus back to san francisco and last week tragically overdosed on the streets of the tenderloin and died. this situation of people dying on our streets without any sort of emergency response is one that without a doubt that i hope that we can admits at a crisis level that deserves and needs an emergency response much greater than we are seeing now. i have spoken to firefighters and e.m.t.s and street outreach workers and they're all completely shocked at the failure of urgent action on our streets that will save lives. so i know that this is something that i have talked a lot about and that supervisor mandelman and supervisor stefani having a hearing, and working all together on me

world heavyweight champion andy rooney says that after he fights anthony josh 1 december he wants tyson fury next the mexican is furious about britain's latest stunt curious fighting all auto wallin in las vegas this saturday which is a couple of days before mexican independence day so he decided to show up for some sparring and a mexican wrestling mask to practice and his country's colors and even wave the mexican flag theory is well known for such antics he once went to a press conference dressed as batman bruce however clearly doesn't find his fellow heavy weight funny. ok and that is all your support for now back to you has a good start thanks for that is it for me it has a secret for this news out of my colleagues and i'm easy battle be you in a couple of minutes. i can i. my phone with my face you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification the biometrics are far from perfect a convenience and seemingly infallibility comes at a costs most crucially our privacy and the 4th of a 5 part seri

finally, tyson fury has weighed in over half a stone lighter than his last fight for his showdown withn saturday night. the heavyweights tipped the scales in las vegas ahead of their ceremonial weigh—in, with fury sporting his trimmest figure since november 2015, weighing in at 245.4lbs. he's the overwhelming favourite to win ahead of that much talked about rematch against deontay wilder. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. but from me and the team for now, goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are dawn foster from the guardian and broadcaster john stapleton. many thanks for being with us. let's just show you the front pages already in and a certain former prime ministerfeatures already in and a certain former prime minister features on a lot of them. david cameron breaking his silence ahead of a long awaited memoir. the times has the exclusive interview with the former prime minister who insists he was right to hold the referendum — but says he's sorry for the division and uncertainty

no word on suspect nor motiven the hospital after suffering electric shock at construction site in tysonorner sky fox over the scene breen breensboro drive yesterday ternoon. one worker was drill into power box anduffered that shock. to other s workersnding nearby were also hurt. police said their injuries were not life-threatening >> new information about a. several cars were stolen from gold's gimz. gym him from other robberies, august 25 and 27 thieves came in and sold car keys from unlocked lockers. they drove off withs three from parking lot while the owners were still inside working out. now the same thing happened sundayty capital hts where two cars were stolen and another womanpoke to "fox5" saying ieves used der wallet soacunt affects honestly from her going into thecred union. using my debitard and driver's license. police yet toll>>. well with sf session parents in one montgomery community are concerneabd out safety we t csswa but by the time the drivers e them they're basically at the crosswalkse. >> we would like for this crosswalk to be a safe crosswalk. >> i want cars to k

investors are taking the meat cleaver to tyson foods after it lowered its 2019 forecast. let's take a look at the meat processor. it's blaming volatility in the commodity markets and a fire at its kansas beef plant which caused it to shut indefinitely. tyson foods down 7%. >>> let us get to the white house and president trump, moving markets at an impromptu press conference in the oval office just about an hour ago. let's show it to you. the president discussed trade with china and he said this before. there wasn't anything really new here but he sai as usual, he wanted to make a real deal on trade and that things are going well, we shall see. he also stated plainly that america is not, however, going to do business with the chinese tech giant huawei. the big headline came when the president left open the possibility of meeting face-to-face with iran. asked if he would be open to meeting with president rouhani at the united nations, that's happening in just a month here in the new york city area, the president said quote, anything is possible and that the u.s. is not look

a few examples of the forgiving nature a little over a week ago tyson foods slashed guidance mostly dueity market volatility the stock got slammed from $93 all the way down to 80 bucks a week later but now tyson is working its way back up, in fact, it's already rebounded to 89 take corning last night the company slashed its full year forecast thanks to display glass issue, telecom, television yet the stock only lost less than two bucks, about 6% i expected far worse that's the market's mercy in action final finally nucor preannounced ugly numbers talking about earnings 75 to 80 cents a their wall street looking for a buck 03 and what happened the stock barely got dinged. it makes a certain amount of sense. nucor is the best steel company in america, perhaps the world. fantastic balance sheet. history of dividend boosts, always profitable. still in a rough tape, the stock would have been down 2 bucks minimum. put it together and it reminds me of "pie girl" by the temptations. it's got sunshine on a cloudy day. take advantage of this and look for the dips like the ones you will get tomorr