angle because i read about wilderness and adventure and how wilderness is really affecting the humanpsyche so i stumbled across this story of washington as a young man in the wilderness of the ohio valley fast with how he responded to the situation. my therapy books are about world and adventures that i have bad or written about or the physiology and the psychology that's why i try to bring to bear on the story with my deep research what is like to be in the wilderness have been there a lot myself or down the rivers over the mountains in the winter and a lot of these experience so i really want to bring that to the book. so i want people to understand how difficult this was what they went through as a young man and how remarkably he did despite these steaks. at the time i wanted it to be very accurate and i read lots and lots of his letters to absorb myself in his life from that era and that his research i brought to bear. >> in that same vein talking about leadership it talks a lot about the idea of what makes a good leader and it feels like it is a continuation of that. >> bakley.

the wilderness starts at the roadside. the u.s. army built the highway in world war two and it's still the only land connection between alaska and the other u.s. states. the magnificent nature around it has been preserved and it still feels as remote and lonely up here as it always has. in one nine hundred forty two the small town of dawson creek in canada was made the starting point of the alaska highway. this is where the railroad ended and the u.s. army wanted to create a link from there through northern canada to alaska to prepare for any attack by the japanese. the new wilderness road was to be completed within months and unbelievable fifteen hundred miles long about twenty four hundred kilometers in america its opening was celebrated in various propaganda films with canada and the united states war department decided to build a military highway from rio grande dawson creek british columbia to care about alaska to link up and supply the their fields and provide emergency act after a lot for open material. on march ninth one th

the script is written by the city itself with a little help from legendary film director billy wilder. five young people meet up at the berlin like. thanks for the nuff and they dream fine for palin's four million inhabitants. number ten is a film in which palin and berliners of the stars. nineteen thirty one palin is dancing on the edge of the volcano. the city is a place of freedom and loose morals this is the ballin of cabaret the musical picked up by an english writer arrives in the city and meets irrepressible don't so sorry. i found both. the strange mystical feeling about. balinese cosmopolitan it attracts people who are happy that here they can just be themselves but the storm clouds are gathering few cities have been shaped by history in quite the way that burden has the party will soon be over and the nazis will sweep to power. the darkest chapter in the city's history is about to begin. fifteen years on world war two is over and berlin lies in ruins a new beginning for the city and for cinema a holocaust survivor returns from a concentration camp. and. touched she has to sh

deontay wilder, everybody talking about that.mance do you want to put on for him to witness? i will not put on any performance for him. i will put on a performance for the fans, that's it. me and francesco pianeto will go in there, one—on—one, and may the best man win. hopefully that best man is me! he has headlined the likes of las vegas and new york, but it has always been carl frampton's dream to do what no other boxer has done before, pack windsor park out. that dream is becoming a reality tomorrow night when he faces the australian. does it feel a little like the night before christmas? yeah. i suppose looking forward to it, then it is done, a weight off my shoulders, then i will chill out with my team and my family, have some food, start really focusing on the fight now. what kind of message do you want to send it to the world tomorrow night? i am still here and they should all be fearful of me, all the top featherweights, you know, i've still got it. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend.

it's not just going to be all wilderness. it is not all going to be extraction.this challenge in our state and others of trying to find -- how do we find that balance that's correct? and secondly, what do we do in states that don't have as much public land? how do they in fact have an outdoor recreation -- recreation experience if they don't have public lands to go enjoy the outdoor experience? >> i'm happy to jump in and let others jump in. i think the balance question is important. i also think it is probably one of the more difficult questions to answer. i joined the board of trcp, which is the teddy roosevelt conservation -- i can't remember what the p stands for -- probably a couple years ago. it is a hunt and fish group. i'm in the rec community. i believe there's a shared value. recently we had a new member join the board who was the ceo of shell. and what we found is that life of professional experience in the extraction industry, but an ardent conservationalist. when we talk about balance, and kind of wisdom and smarts here, it is recognizing that partic

it's not going to be all wilderness, it will not all be extraction. fortunately, we have a challenge in our state and others of, how do we find the balance that is correct? secondly, what do we do in states that don't have as much public land? how do they have an outdoor recreation experience if they don't have public lands to enjoy the outdoor experience? >> i would be happy to jump in and let others. i think the balance question is important, and it is one of the more difficult questions to answer. i joined the board of the teddy , probablyconservation a couple years ago. it is a hunting and fishing group. i am in the rack -- rec community. i believe there is a shared value. we had a new member joining the board, the ceo of shell. lifewe found is that the of a professional in the extraction industry, but an ardent conservationist. found to recognize that, when it comes to public land, i believe it is a stewardship over a long time, and with balanced conversation, it should be balanced versus the imposed kind of situation. unfortunately right now, th

during the way in yesterday deontay wilder was engaging in some apparently friendly exchanges of tysonthe deal has been done with a fight expected to ta ke been done with a fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. not much time off for dina asher—smith, one week after winning three gold medals from the european athletics championships she runs again at the diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. 0ne diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. one of those gold medals came at the 200 metres in berlin which she is going to run in birmingham. she may be exhausted but she is always ready to perform. i'm very tired! i'm very very tired. i haven't hit that but at the same time, i'm a competitor, like my family and my physios, everyone jokes with me that even if i am drained, even if i have one like i am still, come on, let's go. that's just me. i would never hide from a good race. and the birmingham grand prix is live on bbc one from quarter past one. that's all the sport for now, now the weather. it's a weekend of mixed fortunes, the sunsh

the former world champion tyson fury has again been calling out his heavyweight rival deontay wilderd against francesco pianeta. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up. it's just fury‘s second fight back after a troublesome two years which saw him battle depression and an anti doping case, he faces the experienced pianeta at windosr park where wilder, the wbc champ, will be ringside. are at an advanced stage. negotiations for the two to meet in december are at an advanced stage. what a fight that would be. that's all from sportsday. celtic knocked out of the champions league in qualifying in athens. coming up next is the papers. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are more hues, political correspondent at the financial times it asa bennett, brexit editor at the daily telegraph. good to see you both. clearly you believe here before better than tuscany. —— would be far better than tuscany. —— would be far better than tuscany. let's have a look at some of the front pages now. the financial times leads with the bridge that c

the wbc world heavyweight champion, deontay wilder, says there is "no question" he'll fight tyson fury, there's some flash photography coming up. wilder engaged in some seemingly friendly exchanges with fury‘s dad, john, at yesterday's weigh—in for fury‘s bout with francesco pianeta in belfast tonight. but it all got a bit heated. wilder says that the deal has been done, with the fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast. he takes on luke jackson for the wbo featherweight title. all the action will be live on bbc radio 5 live tonight. the heats are just getting under way on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin. great britain's alice tai won her second gold medal in as many days last night, with victory in the s8 100m freestyle. britain's medal target for the championships was 30—a0, and they've already won 35 with two more days of competition to come. and ellie simmonds now has two silvers to her name in an event she didn't really expect to be at. she came close to quit

[cheering and applause] and then it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder. and then we won by a lot. don't forget, it was 306-223, that's a lot. there is no way according to fake news cnn. there is no way for trump to get to 270. there is no pathh. remember the expression? ladies and gentlemen, there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. there wasn't but real sex was no problem. [cheering and306 was no problem. [cheering and applause] after years of rebuilding other countries, we are finally rebuilding our country. [cheering and applause] >> in the numbers just released, the reporters didn't cover this one. to me, it was better than the 4.1 because we will be doing better than the 4.1 as things go. for the first time, maybe ever, the trade deficit just fell. think of that, for the quarter, $52 billion. . nobody reports it! why don't you report that? just fell by $52 billion. and because of our economic planning and our charging taxes on tariffs to all of the dumpers of steel all over our country america's steel mills are boring again. our country is bei

he faces the francesco pianeta at windsor park where wbc champion deontay wilder will be ringside andlash in december could move a step closer. a warning of some flash photography here. deontay wilder is going to be ringside, are a lot of people are talking about that, what kind of performance to you what to put on for him? i'm not putting any performance on for him, i'm going to put a performance on the fans, that's it. me and francesco pianeta, me the best man win a. and hopefully that best man is me, i'm here to put ona that best man is me, i'm here to put on a show and a good performance. get back to the top. where i belong. pianeta has nothing to lose, does that make him more dangerous? he has only lost four out of 40—odd fights so only lost four out of 40—odd fights so i'm not taking him likely. i am going to give it 100%, i expect a great atmosphere. belfast fight fans are amazing. and high looking forward to fighting at windsor park, that's it, really. the broadcast rights in sport have led to an increase in finances for many sports teens across the world. la liga has announce

the further away you get from the house the wilder the surroundings we come. down suites down to it it was intentionally built some distance from the house the swimming pool every presents the sea and the passage the gradual passage down into civilization. from nature a passage of a gradual wilderness fading until you get to that alone which is all was planned and finally civilization the businessman has realized a childhood dream in the garden he's built a tree house in a caravan hideaway for young and old alike i thought it was also a possibility to isolate. from the crowd from the rest of the family and friends where you can come here and read and even sleep. and so that's why i created it i decided to do it so. to move turner says provide more space for relaxation and feature an added bonus a view of the neighboring nature reserve. of the mediterranean. and well there we are running out of time now let you go and join us and don't forget you can follow us on social media hopefully see you again tomorrow and don't forget to join in our goal from one of us i

the rumors got wilder and wilder day by day and desperate to respond white house press secretary steve early pleaded by cable for permission to tell the public system. roosevelt wouldn't allow it. this was too much fun. on receiving the latest batch of cables and rumors fdr was heard to tell military aide and buddy, i guess we gave them the good this time. although he had told churchill about the trip in advance, fdr had also given the prime minister the slip by cutting 10 days off the window of tuned for churchill to meet with him in advance of quadrant and try to influence him and that well may be why to the relief of jcs, the white house took the plan of the fishing trip off the shelf where it sat for a year activated on very short notice. fdr's absence from the city also left sir john anderson with no one to talk to about -- about atomic cooperation except for bush, roosevelt's science adviser and fdr knew that bush would hold a hard line, so the president gone, secretary simpson started writing toys trip report with his emphatic recommendations to fdr to take charge of this and in

and wilder, day by day.desperate to respond, the white house press secretary, steve early, pleaded by cable for permission to tell the public something. roosevelt wouldn't allow it. it too much fun. i'm receiving the latest batch of cables and rumors. tell his military aid and then want to, i guess we gave them good this time. last max although he had told churchill about the trip in rants, fdr could also give the prime minister the slip by cutting 10 days off a window of opportunity for church show to meet with them and try to influence them. and that may be why to the relief the white house took the plans on a fishing trip off the shelf where it separates four-year on very short notice. fdr's absence from the city also left are john andersen with no one to talk to about atomic cooperation except for van deckard bush, roosevelt science advisor. hard line, so the president gone, secretary simpson started writing toys trip report with his emphatic recommendations to fdr to take charge of this and in that, he

it is for 30 acres near the regional wilderness.eatened, but it is now in the clear. we are live from the fire lines. the, you have some optimistic news from cal fire. >> reporter: we have the new team showing up today too. this is the day ship crew that is going to relieve the guys that have been out here throughout the night battling this fire. again, they make great progress. this is burning grassland, but if you look up, there are some structures. we have a couple of homes that are in this area that they had to protect. they did a great job in preventing the fire from even coming close to the homes. we do have some burned grassland here. as of right now, the fire is burning on the other side of this hill. it is now what the fire crews call a drainage. they will mostly be in mop up mode for this morning. the fire is 75% contained. it started saturday night around 8 pm. the fire is burning near the east end of welch creek road just outside of seminole regional wilderness. as of this morning, there were no injuries and no structure

he beat the italian francesco pianeta on points in belfast, and he's likely to face wilder in las vegasa couple of cobwebs off. back down on my weight and i'm ready. we're going to have a great training camp and go to america and put on a show. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle. don't worry about that. frank sinatra is not wrong! carl frampton has set up a ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe his interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year we're into the final day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, with 15 british competitors through to tonight's finals. northern ireland's bethany firth will be chasing her third gold, after qualifying third quickest in the 200 metres individual medley sm14 class, behind her team—m

the highway pioneer mom through the wilderness in the forty five million dollars. sale today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. welcome to this special edition of topics but this time it's all about shock rockers of the ramstein. we'll go behind the scenes of their video shoot and we'll also be looking back at their adventures on the big screen.

it's been confirmed that tyson fury will fight the amercian deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight titlen belfast in what was only his second fight back after almost three years away from the ring. and so the build up begins, here's fury squaring up with wilder in the ring, two of the biggest characters in boxing right now. that fight is likely to be in las vegas at the end of this year. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle. don't worry about that. top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf world featherweight title after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina—asher smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200—metres at t

here's fury squaring up with wilder in the ring, two of the biggest characters in boxing right now. likely to be in las vegas at the end of this year. i boxed to a good plan and we shook a couple of cobwebs off. back down on my weight and i'm ready. we're going to have a great training up and go to america and put on a show. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle. don't worry about that. carl frampton has set up an ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe his interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year. that's all the sport for now but head over the the bbc sport website for more on all today's stories and text commentary from trent bridge on the third test. i'll be back with more in the next hour. thank you. will perry. ten british ships

investor has not been told nearly as much as the people going off into the wilderness. as i mentioned, this is -- when they arrived they encountered towns and villages, thousands and thousands of people living there already. what happens to help create this myth is that the european diseases subsequently wiped out huge numbers of americans who had no immunity for these diseases. this also happened in mexico. what a horrifying statistic just today the something close to 200 million native americans in north america, south america died in the first century of european settlement. by the time the lost colonists arrived, there had been a massive die off across the new world. what happened? the trees grew back. places like new england and north carolina it did become more wilderness because the people who had long inhabited the area, and had planted crops and had very clear ways about managing a land, they were gone. >> any other questions? yes, sir? [inaudible question] >> the comment was about, the story about winters. i think that it is true. i also want to and i want to

he beat the italian francesco pianeta on points in belfast, and he's likely to face wilder in las vegasoff. back down on my weight and i'm ready. we're going to have a great training camp and go to america and put on a show. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle. don't worry about that. we're into the final day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, with 15 british competitors through to tonight's finals. kate grey can bring us the highlights from this morning's heats. the last european championships, andrew mullen won four gold but he's yet to reach the top of the podium in dublin due to a number of new athletes being introduced in his category. this evening commies qualified second fastest in the s 550 metres butterfly and he welcomes the new rivalries. i think it's important to be phyllis, i will raise anyone, i don't care the translation, the seven saw the

he faces his opponent at windsor park, where deontay wilder will be ringside.eet in decemberare in an negotiations for the two to meet in december are in an advanced stage. that is all the sports are now. for the rest of this week into the weekend we will continue to see this north—west, south—east divide, low pressure to the north—west bringing more cloud in the wind and outbreaks of rain. the further south—east you are, the dry at the low pressure and thatis are, the dry at the low pressure and that is how it will look for when this topic high—pressure to the north with a couple of weather fronts making inroads through the day. overnight it will be a largely dry one but by the end of the night we we re dry one but by the end of the night we were system reigned with the first weather front arriving across the north—west, seeking its way south to the day. quite a bit of clout around, some holes breaking out. into the afternoon, the second weather front which will move into north—west scotland will bring heavy burst of rain at times and it will be blustery. east

at gettysburg they lose 597 casualties, the wilderness, 565 casualties of 811 men engaged. so what you should ask yourself, what i was asking myself as i was writing this book, how do they keep a brigade intact when we think about desertion rates by time we're late in the war. one of the things i found was the speed with which men would return when they were in the hospitals or prisoners. they were not going back home. they were getting back to their home in the brigade. the question about desertion i want to talk about. texas brigade, about one third desert and. from the start to the end of the texas brigade, only 6% were listed as deserters. of the 6%, 34% abandoned. for those of you who studied. that's when they were attached. that is when they were detached from tennessee. they were miserable being ofached from the army virginia. the brigade commander was facing chargers of basically demoralizing the men and facing court martial. it was a difficult time for the men and that led to the spike in desertion. in 6% was incredibly low and speaks to cohesiveness and devotion o

the wilderness, 565 casualties of 811 men engaged. so what you should ask yourself, what i was asking myself as i was writing this book, how do they keep a brigade intact when we think about desertion rates by time we're late in the war. once big -- vicksburg falls, how do they do it? one of the things i found is that the speed with which men would return to the unit either from hospitals or when they were exchanged as prisoners, they were not making their way home. they were getting back to their home in brigade as fast as they could. that is how they sustained them. also, the question about texas for in hood's gate, the army of northern virginia was about one third of the army listed as deserted. from the start of the war to the end of the war, only 6% of men were listed as deserters. 6%. of the 6%, 34% abandoned. for those of you who studied for score, that's when they were detached from northern virginia. they were in east tennessee and horribly undersupplied. they were miserable being detached from the army of northern virginia.

coming away i may have gone through the wilderness in forty five minutes on w. . staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program on line w. dot com highlights. his creations fit his brand unmistakable come knock off an icon of the fashion. look what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades what motivates him how does he think and feel private moments in the life of a great fashion designer done some small towns cut off head start september night w. . hi everyone and welcome to our highlights edition of the show with the best picks of the week i'm your host maggie lake here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. a festival fringe every year the arts event draws lots of visitors and performers to edinburgh. because of the moments we visit a museum dedicated to the art of.

here's fury squaring up with wilder in the ring, two of the biggest characters in boxing right now. end of this year. the fight hasn't happened yet but one thing i do know is i have been to america before and conquered it. i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. i'm sure las vegas will be a doddle for me. don't worry about that. top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf world featherweight title after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas last night. asher—smith has a week or so to rest now before her next race in zurich. obviously i want to come out and put on a good race in front

the wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says there is no question he will fight tyson furyancesco pianeta in belfast tomorrow. it all got a bit heated, but wilder says that the deal has been done, with the fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. pianeta will be fury‘s second opponent since the former heavyweight champion came back from a 2.5—year break. as soon as he gets this guy out the way, it's done. that's how simple it is, you know what i mean? when two fighters want to fight each other, it will happen. you know, me and fury, we talked to each other, and we made the fightjust happen. i told him to get with his people, he told me to get with mine, so we got together, and it happened overnight. when two fighters want to fight, they're going to fight. that's all the sport for now. we look to the atlantic to see our weather coming in this weekend, a lot of the rain we had earlier on has moved away out into the north sea. we still have a link back of cloud and rain not far away from northern ireland, southern scotland and the north of

coming away planted all through the wilderness in forty five minutes w. . they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the move. stories of both people to their friends shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. d.w. multimedia series from africa. d.w.m. dot com africa. welcome to arts twenty one. this time around we focus on a very famous man with a beard and a vision karl marx revolutionary thinker hero of the working class and pop icon he was born two hundred years ago. it what it does my guess is that i mean my kids know paul head of a completely different west than our. marx denounced the power of capital and lived in poverty.

the wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says there is "no question" he'll fight tyson furyemingly friendly exchanges with fury‘s dad, john, at yesterday's weigh—in for fury‘s bout with francesco pianeta in belfast tonight. but it all got a bit heated... wilder says that the deal has been done, with the fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast — he takes on luke jackson for the wbo featherweight title — all the action will be live on bbc radio 5live tonight. there hasn't been much time off for dina asher—smith. a week after taking three gold medals home from the european athletics championships... ...she goes again at the diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. one of those golds came in the 200—metres in berlin, which she's opted to run in birmingham — and though she may be exhausted, she's always ready to perform. i'm very tired. i did three events, i am very, very tired. i haven't hid that. but at the same time, i'm a competitor. my family, my physios, everybodyjokes with me that ev

governor wilder does not have a spot but who does? wilder's impact on virginia history is worth a of statuary monuments. of course the charlottesville city council is willing to undertake self-improvement by sponsoring unbiased courses in virginia history and political science. if the councilmembers themselves would take the course. [ laughter ] we must not ignore the presence in our land above mob mentality. long on noise and short on knowledge. it is highly dangerous in a democracy. silent majority is democracies worst enemy. some months back, airheads in academia and the media and on the streets castigated general. john kelly the president's chief of staff. what unpardonable sin had the general committed? kelly declared that failure of compromise was the primary factor in the coming of the civil war. after this -- everyone exploded in indignation that something other than slavery might be behind the north-south struggle. in all my years as a professional historian, i have never witnessed a more pronounced more pathetic ignorance of

the wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says there is "no question" he'll fight tyson fury friendly exchanges with fury‘s dad, john, at yesterday's weigh—in for fury‘s bout with francesco pianeta in belfast tonight. but it all got a bit heated... wilder says that the deal has been done, with the fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. as soon as we get this guy to weigh, it's done. that's how simple it is, you know what i mean? when two fighters want to fight each other, it will happen. you know, me and fury, we talked to each other and we made the fightjust in. i told him to get with his people, he told me to get with mine so we got together and it happened over night. just like that. when two parties want to fight, they going to fight. carl frampton is top of the bill in belfast — he takes on luke jackson for the wbo featherweight title — all the action will be live on bbc radio 5live tonight. great britain's alice tai has won her second gold medal in as many days at the european para swimming championships in dublin. she won the s8

. >> and then it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder. it was 306 to 223. that's a lot. remember, there is no way according to fake news cnn, from is no way for trump to get to 270. there is no path. remember the expression? ladies and gentlemen there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. no there wasn't, but 306 was no problem >> [cheers and applause]. >> after years of rebuilding other countries, we are finally rebuilding our country. >> [cheers and applause]. >> in the numbers that were just released, the reporters did not cover this one want to me it was maybe more important than the 4.1 because we will do better than 4.1 as things go. for the first time maybe ever, the trade deficit just fell -- think of that -- for the quarter 52-billion dollars. nobody reports it. why don't you report that. >> [cheers and applause]. >> just fell by 52-billion dollars. >> [cheers and applause]. >> and because of our economic planning and our charging taxes or tariffs to all of the a dumpers of steel all over our country, america steel mills are roaring again. >> [cheers and ap

they will go down to the wilder but i think that the eu, and think it would be suicide for them not toake a deal. they will be suicide for us. exactly. if both sides... mutual destruction. if it was the two of you in brussels we could get a deal by the 31st of march. two of you in brussels we could get a deal by the 315t of marchli two of you in brussels we could get a deal by the 31st of march. i don't know if it's true. primarily because the government is so intractably divided about that and probably because they're letting hard brexiters lead this and sort of torpedo any attempts they make. what about the telegraph stories since you read that about divisions? that story co m es you read that about divisions? that story comes on that. i mean, but the telegraph and the express unsurprisingly are reporting this on favorably. they reporting hammond's warnings ina favorably. they reporting hammond's warnings in a negative light, how dare he, who does he think he is? this does show you the rift in the government that there is still a robin said the government of people who are pushing fo

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in the wilderness and that we're seeing him dance of course but what really the difference here is of course is the fact that his presence at this wedding in austria at the foreign minister. wedding of course is having not only with. in austria but of course across the european union and in other places such as ukraine all right so it seems that they've been long friends they've been friends for a long time but shocked reactions coming in the right like you just mentioned there you know there's been reaction on twitter of course because people nowadays take to twitter when they have an opinion to share and most notably we've heard from for example built of course he's the co-chair of the european council on foreign relations and he said you know russian president vladimir putin was a private guest at the wedding of them austrian foreign minister cries all questions of biden and of course questions do abound as we're seeing there this tweet by him and like i mentioned before the results so much criticism coming from in particular from ukraine of course and in ukraine an m.p. and the he

. >> when you saw richard pryor and gene wilder, you simply believed it, you just believed it. went and had a beer, you just knew they were friends. >> help, i can't -- >> no amount of brainstorming and planning, if they put all the great actors on the wall, and all the great comedians, richard pryor and gene wilder are great. nobody could have predicted that that was going to be that good. >> when two incredible drama people come together, and if they get chemistry, it's delightful. >> "saturday night live" had a great and has a great knack of putting two people together. >> two people together. they had aykroyd and belushi and the blues brothers. >> we're on a mission from god. >> it was a chemistry they had that, okay, fine, you're going to raise money to save the church, fine, i'm going to go along with this. >> baby clothes. this place has got everything. >> i think what it is is mutual assured construction. you cheer each other on. >> i'm getting out of here, damian. >> fine, then go. >> i'm gone. >> go? >> i'm gone. >> go then. >> well, i am. >> i think with dana, i had

the wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says there is "no question" he'll fight tyson furyesco pianeta in belfast tomorrow. it all got a bit heated, but wilder says that the deal has been done with the fight expected to take place in the united states towards the end of the year. pianeta will be fury‘s second opponent since the former heavyweight champion came back from a two—and—a—half—year break. the way it is done. that's how simple it is, you know what i mean? if two fighters want to fight each other, that's what happens. we spoke to each other and we made the fight just then. i told him to get with his people, he told me to get with mine, so we did that, and that is that. when two fighters want to fight, they will fight. ellie simmonds qualified second fastest for tonight's 400—metres freestyle s6 final at the european para swimming championships in dublin. simmonds won her heat, ahead of maisie summers—newton, who beat her to the 200—metres title on tuesday. this will be her last race of the competition. meanwhile, alice tai is well—placed to win a second gold at thes

believe but see it is this election itself spooks the markets prolonged greece's period in the wilderness on able to borrow from the private sector and therefore remaining dependent on the third handout from its eurozone partners those two narratives are likely to persist as greece heads into an election year with local and european parliament elections coming up in may and the general election by september of twenty nineteen as the two parties try to polarize the greek electorate the conservatives all consistently ahead in the polls see this may try and regain that lead or at least close the gap as much as possible which means that the lack of consensus here is likely to spook markets further as the government and the opposition openly disagree about who caused what and what the best course is for the greek economy from here on out. official complaint with the world trade organization about u.s. tariffs donald trump doubled the tax on steel an element in this month after turkey refused to release an american pastor the turkish government retaliated by imposing levies of its own president

it got bigger and bigger and wilder and wilder and then we won by a lot. it was 306-223. there is no way according to lake news cnn, there is no way for trump to 270. there is no path. remember the expression? ladieses and gentlemen, there is no path for donald trump to get to 270. no there wasn't, but 306 was no problem. after years of rebuilding other countries, we are finally rebuilding our country. in the numbers that were just released, the reporters didn't cover this one. it was may be more important than 4.1, were going to be doing a lot better than 4.1 as things go. for the first time ever, the trade deficit just fell for the quarteror by $52 billion. why don't you report that? is just fell by $52 billion. because of our economic planning and charging taxes and tariffs to all of the dumpers of o steel all over our country, america's steel mills are roaring again. our country is being respected again because we are finally putting america first. we've eliminated a record number of job crushing regulations. from the unfair and very expensivee for our country paris a

hundred cabins those rustic structures gives camp mather the old atmosphere that enhances the total wilderness experience and old woolen dressers and poaches and rug i do lay out people want to decorate the front of thaifr their cabins and front poefrnz their living room is outside in this awesome environment they're not inviting their guests inside where the berms are people get creative with the latin-american and the bull frogs start the trees grow and camp mather is seen in a different light we're approaching dinner time in the construction of the hetch hetchy damn the yosemite park built jackson diane hauling hall to serve the guests it does was it dbe does best service s serve the food. >> i'm the executive chef i served over 15 hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks breakfasts are pancakes and french toast and skranld eggs and hash brown's our meal formulate is we have roost lion it's reflecting of the audience we have people love our meals and love the idea they can pick up a meal and do worry about doing the dishes can have a great time at camp mather after camp people indulge

it's nice to get out in the wilderness and live comfortably and do your thing and that's what they're all about. >>> two ladies, molly and kayla. molly lives in los angeles, kayla lives in atlanta and they both pay for $1,500 in rent. but in atlanta, kayla has a living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, terrace, guest room and a guest bathroom. let's take a look. >> i would say my style -creative. iat white with a patient. why not decorate them? >> kayla gives us a look at her kitchen. >> oh, my gosh. i've never seen this multiple clock thing. >> meanwhile in l.a. >> this is my dish washer. >> it looks like molly's making the most use of her space because she has to. moll t full couch out here. and >> kayla mentions it isn't as large but she absolutely loves the view. got all the green scenery outside of her window. let's talk closet space. >> as you can see, i have way too many clothes. >> that looks just like carrie brad shaw's apartment closet. >> and her bathroom is pretty big. >> but molly's is a lot smaller in los angeles. >> is molly going to move to atlanta? >> probably not