wilderness. land.d all this well, guess what, it does impact and here's uents why. creation of wilderness, scenic the s and monuments is creation of another federal dependent. and fire is on these lands. those who live in those states or surrounded states, we're those to govern in states. and under these designations, you just can't touch it until and then you have to fight it. helping tes that are ake this decision, your constituents are subsidizing us. and the senate president know that's not right. the senate and president know 47 states in this case decide what happens in right.s not so they will stall this bill. but i'm simply hoping to raise in this situation in a way that at least makes people think. to not naive what's going happen with the bill. his package designates about 100,000 acres of national monument expansion. argument. the same ditto. it has 833 miles of wild scenic rivers. home a point, please know this. sometimes our fish needs some help. this designation will prevent that. o

deontay wilder going to do?money or what? deontay wilder going to do? is he going to want more money or whenm what is happening without victory party? does that just what is happening without victory party? does thatjust go on for hours and hours? i'm sure it goes on for as long as tyson fury once. he is not just for as long as tyson fury once. he is notjust the gypsy king, he is the king of las vegas right now. indeed. good to talk to you. many thanks indeed. parts of italy are in lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the country has seen the largest outbreak in europe, with 79 cases and two deaths. meanwhile, 32 british and irish cruise passengers have spent their first night in quarantine in the uk, after arriving back from japan yesterday. sean dilley reports. italy has seen more confirmed cases of the coronavirus than any other country in europe. in response, they've postponed several sporting fixtures, including inter milan's game against sampdoria. a number of towns in the north of the country ha

and what about a rematch with deontay wilder? there not really there much point in that, or even much demand for that now? there is a third fight in the contract, and the option for the third fight, it was always said, would be exercised by the loser. it would be up to the loser to decide whether he wanted to go ahead with that third fight. now, i can understand why the promoters here this evening are still talking about that possibility because i think they are looking to build more of tyson fury here in the united states, to build him into a much bigger star. this is the third fight in a row that he has had in las vegas and i have just got the sense over the week here, yes, a lot of the crowd in there tonight was british, but even the americans were applauding and in the end laughing and shouting with him. he is becoming a monster star over here and i think they might be able to sell that third fight if that happens, on the basis of another tyson fury showcase. parts of italy are in lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus

that is why after three rounds, you could see deontay wilder it was almost like a wet lettuce wildert lettu ce a nd wilder it was almost like a wet lettuce and tyson fury was brand—new, really. lettuce and tyson fury was brand-new, really. you are absolutely right, great description, very different from the way in and the cocky confidence both fighters have to display for the cameras, the public and their fans. but you did see the difference, not too long into the match? fury's extra weight did take its toll and by putting deontay wilder on the back foot com pletely deontay wilder on the back foot completely took him out of his rhythm. although he did say he was going to do that before the fight, a lot of bluffing goes on, it is like a game of poker. you say he is going to put him on the back foot, and he was going to put klitschko on the back foot. but he went on the back foot himself. but he put wilder on the back foot and that exhausted him. he is not used to that, he is used to being the hunter and not the hunted and that played into furey‘s hands. you could be a diminishing band

deontay wilder said himself that i've got two pillow fists. but, you know, not bad for an old, fat guy who can't punch, eh? the government defends its response to the flooding across the country bernie sanders cements his status as the democratic frontrunner to take on donald trump in november's us presidential election. and coming up in half an hour, click looks at the technology making valuable resources out of thin air. more than 100 people who were evacuated from china two weeks ago are being released from isolation at a conference centre in milton keynes. the group, who were brought back to britain earlier this month on a repatriation flight from wuhan, have been in quarantine since they arrived back. meanwhile, 32 british and irish cruise passengers have spent their first night in quarantine in the uk, after arriving back from japan yesterday. in italy, parts of the country are in lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the country has seen the largest outbreak in europe, with more than 100 cases and two deaths. sean dilley report

vaunted for his punching power, the bewildered and battered wilder had no response. his corner eventually throwing in the towel in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch, the first defeat he had tasted. in the biggest heavyweight fight for a generation, fury had delivered one of british sport's most memorable performances. still unbeaten, the prestigious wbc title his. you know, it feels amazing, it feels amazing, thank you very much. you've become a true british sporting great. how does it feel? i feel good, you know? tonight, i probably got lucky. not bad for an old feather duster. the gypsy king's back, and back to stay. wilder was absent from the post—fight press conference after being taken to hospital as a precaution, and must now decide whether to trigger a clause in the contract for a third fight. he's got 30 days and we'll see what happens after that. i can't say what he's going to do. i know what i would advise him to do. you'd advise him not to take it? i wouldn't take it because it will be the same outcome. if he doesn't take it, what would that mean

deontay wilder can't knock me out on points. 30 yea rs, let is the biggest fight in the last 30 years, let us get it on. fighting deontay wilder is like giving a seven—year—old an ak—47. any fully loaded. yeah, that is what it is like. i think that personally he will come out the gates like a galloping horse, flat out, try to not be out in the first round. after that he will start relaxing more and will get back trying to use jabs on the right hand. to knock out a knockout artist, you've got to back them up, make them go back, because wilder's used to coming forward his whole career, knocking people out. he's never knocked anyone out on the back foot, ever. so his momentum is forward. so, all bullies, when they are backed up and stood up to, fold. and wilder is no different to any other bully, a playground bully. i think those 12 rounds i have one. he needs a knocker, i can get a knockout or point victory. deontay wilder cannot be me on points, not possible, so you need to go the distance. this is your third appearance in vegas.

and when you consider that wilder was on the ca nvas you consider that wilder was on the canvas in thefury was dictating the fight, he was controlling the tempo, he was always the aggressor, he was a lwa ys he was always the aggressor, he was always moving forward, and deontay wilder had no answers. he was bleeding from his ear, he looked really u nco mforta ble. bleeding from his ear, he looked really uncomfortable. and you felt that if he didn't end on the seventh round, it was certainly going to end not long after. it didn't appear that it was going to go the distance, as many had predicted, as it did certainly in their first fight. and from wilder's perspective, bleeding from the air isa perspective, bleeding from the air is a bad sign. it is a bad sign, and thatis is a bad sign. it is a bad sign, and that is why his team arguably through in the towel, he was taking a barrage of punches in the seventh and for his own safety felt, much to the disappointment of wilder himself, he said he would have liked himself, he said he would have together distance if he could, and you have to pr

there a lot of -- deontay wilder.l come back to a height and pitch by tomorrow night. what did you make of the decision of them being on stage together but no shop where they look into their eyes for the final time? i think they would have been fine if we had on the face—off, but if they didn't want to do one air on the side of caution, we're good. everybody knows that there's more than hype. it's not about the hype. it's about two quality fighters. both undefeated fighting each other because they want the biggest fight. that is what is selling this. flight that is what is selling this. flight of this magnitude is notjust physical. there is a mental side of thing as well. how do you maintain his emotions and keep everything in check? i think it really comes down to experience helps a lot. if you remember when floyd mayweather would fight people he would say what are they gonna do when they get on the stage? they didn't really understand until they got there instead of 100 people want an interview, it's 2000. and set up

deontay wilder said himself i've got two pillow fists., you know, not bad for an old, fat guy who can't punch, hey? the house of lords defends itself as "busy and effective" after reports that peers were paid almost a third more last year. bernie sanders cements his status as the democratic front—runner to take on donald trump in november's us presidential election. and coming up at 3.30 — a look back at some of the highlights of this week's victoria derbyshire programme. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. more than 100 people who were evacuated from china two weeks ago due to the coronavirus outbreak are being released from isolation at a conference centre in milton keynes. the group, who were brought back to britain earlier this month on a repatriation flight from wuhan, have been in quarantine since they arrived back. meanwhile, italy has announced what it's described as "urgent" and "extraordinary" measures to tackle the biggest coronavirus outbreak in europe, with more than 100 people taken ill there. 11 towns in the north of th

deontay wilder is up for a third fight.lause, and these two guys will probably go at it again, most likely here in las vegas again in about eight months‘ time. if not, the fight is there with anthony joshua. he holds three of the world title belts. the belts that fury one from wladimir klitschko five years ago before his life spiralled out of control. so again, we would get an undisputed champion in terms of the belts if the two brits could fight. i don‘t think you could get a ticket for 90,000 in wembley stadium if those two fight there, because it will be immense. it will be the biggest boxing match we have ever seenin biggest boxing match we have ever seen in britain. i was going to say, gareth, if you were anthonyjoshua and you were watching in the early hours of this morning, would you ta ke hours of this morning, would you take up but offer for the fight?” think you‘ve got to. if you beat tyson fury, if you are anthony joshua and you beat tyson fury, you become the number one in the world. everybody believes that tyso

good luck to deontay wilder in his career.ked him down on the third round, was there a temptation then to try to get it done even earlier? you know what? i was hurting every time i was hitting on with my right hand hook. my coach was saying keep it calm, keep it long. i didn't want to rush a shirt, but may be a crowd of and i buried him with a left hook to the body. how did it feel when they were three came in and said it was all over? to be honest i was a little bit disappointed because i wanted to go on longer so i could punish an even more. last time we fought, he put me down twice. i paid him back with three knock—downs in a fight. thank you and good night. a victorious tyson fury there. we'll be talking to correspond more later. parts of italy are in lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the country has seen the largest outbreak in europe, with 79 cases and two deaths. meanwhile, 32 british and irish cruise passengers have spent their first night in quarantine in the uk, after arriving back from japan yesterday.

wilder will when the fight ina suspects wilder will when the fight in a late stoppage.ficult fight to call but he believes that the fight will live up to the hype. i think it will be an unbelievable fight. if tyson fury comes out and says he wants to try and knock him out in the first few rounds he will probably try. he is a type of guy to do that. but if that does not work for him then he will resort back to boxing and we will see tyson moving around and doing all kinds of different things and leading with a jaba bit different things and leading with a jab a bit more. wilder or fury? i can't say. i cannot say. it really depends on the strategy of both fighters. both corners are great, the strategy in both corners, being able to advise each boxer and for the boxer to listen. lennox lewis on the boxer to listen. lennox lewis on the fence there. as for the weigh in on friday there will be a little bit ofa on friday there will be a little bit of a difference there. the nevada state athletic commission have barred the head to head shot so you will not fighters coming close

deontay wilder himself said that i've got two pillow fists. but you know, not bad for an old, fat guy who can't punch, eh? india prepares to welcome president trump for his first official visit to the country. and in the six nations, tries from ford and daly help england to beat ireland by 2a points to 12 at twickenham. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. in the last hour, four further cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the uk, bringing the total number of cases in the country to 13. the latest cases are among the 32 british and irish tourists flown back from japan yesterday after being on board the virus—struck cruise ship the diamond princess. those four people will now be transferred to specialist nhs infection centres. the remaining people who have not tested positive will continue to spend 14 days in isolation at arrowe park hospital on the wirral. our correspondent katharine da costa is with me now. tell us about the new cases. the information we are getting from the government is from england's chief medical officer who say

at the battle of the wilderness, he was in full dress uniform. while the fighting was going on, there was not much for him to do. you just had to wait while your orders were carried out. grant was at his headquarters during the fighting, and he and a couple of his staff officers took a little walk, maybe 200 yards from his headquarters to the road. as they are down there near the germ and a road and the wilderness run near it, along the road comes a herd of cattle. the army commissary department would drive the cattle along as sort of rations on the hoof for troops. here comes the cattle and several enlisted men serving as drovers. for the cattle. grant is standing there and the officers are standing there, and and onele are coming by of the steers strays out of the herd and starts down to the going creek. he is straying from the herd, and one of the drovers looks at the officers, not at the staff officers, knotted either of the two staff officers he looks at , grant, and says, stranger, head off that beef critter for me. no grant we are saying t

if it doesn't take it, what would that mean for tyson if it wasn't deontay wilder? joshua.eontay wilder? joshua. it was the best performance i've seen from a british fighter. fans travelled here to see the rematch knowing they had witnessed a piece of boxing history. the fact that he got the stoppage is unbelievable. he's made everyone in the room very proud tonight. his comeback from the well—documented issues with drew, drugs and depression is now complete. —— make a drink. one of the great performances from a british boxer on american soil shows he could dominate in years to come. it's fair to say there's been a huge reaction to the fight across social media today, with plenty of speculation around what's next for fury. well, his former trainer ben davison, who was with him for the first fight, wants the celebrations to continue on home soil, he tweeted... and anthony joshua's promoter eddie hearn has made it clear what he wants — a super fight between fury and joshua. so this is the latest chapter in what is already a colourful careerfor tyson fury, and there's much mor

you have anthony joshua, deontay wilder and tyson fury.to be near the top, rather than second or third, the most established at the top, so this essentially could be for who is regarded as the best. asa be for who is regarded as the best. as a fighter, when you are preparing for that fight, is there a danger fury could feel i've got a score to settle here? because so many people felt he had won that first fight and could that put him off, confusing and looses focus? of course but i don't think he will, he knows there isa don't think he will, he knows there is a job to do and knows the stakes he has to rectify, what he has to work on, what he has to do less of. so although fury had mental problems and he has been quite open about it, he is strong mentally in the sporting sense. he will know what he has to do and i'm looking forward to a great fight. it's interesting because you were a hugely successful boxer, you were wbo cruiserweight champion from 2006—2008. how do you prepare for a big fight which has got so much focus and so much attent

showdown with deontay wilder in las vegas. welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. liverpool's hopes of defending their european champions league title hang in the balance after they were beaten by a goal to nil at atletico madrid in the first leg of their last 16 tie. the french champions psg have also lost — beaten 2—1 by borussia dortmund, as erling haaland's incredible goal scoring run continues. earlier, i wasjoined by our football reporter john bennett who says atletico‘s win was another defensive masterclass from their manager diego simeone. never write off a diego simeone team or write off atletico madrid. going into this game everyone was talking about letting a madrid being in transition. all the players they lost during the european transfer some window. reid building at atletico madrid, they have not been at their best, they are of the peace in the la liga race. this was like the old days, scoring early and defending resolutely. and liverpool didn't really deserve a draw from this game. they didn't create many chances. mohamed salah with a wide, jordan h

vaunted for his punching power, the bewildered and battered wilder had no response.ner eventually throwing in the towel in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch, the first defeat he had tasted. in the biggest heavyweight fight for a generation, fury had delivered one of british sport's most memorable performances. still unbeaten, the prestigious wbc title his. you know, it feels amazing, it feels amazing, thank you very much. you've become a true british sporting great. how does it feel? i feel good, you know? tonight, i probably got lucky. not bad for an old feather duster. the gypsy king's back, and back to stay. wilder was absent from the post—fight press conference after being taken to hospital as a precaution, and must now decide whether to trigger a clause in the contract for a third fight. he's got 30 days and we'll see what happens after that. i can't say what he's going to do. i know what i would advise him to do. you'd advise him not to take it? i wouldn't take it because it will be the same outcome. if he doesn't take it, what would that mean for tys

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deontay wilder himself said that i've got two pillow fists.ou know, not bad for an old fat guy who can't punch, eh? with house prices in england hitting record highs, we report on the struggle to make homes affordable, for first—time buyers. and in half an hour, sportsday will have more on tyson fury‘s comeback and england's decisive win against ireland in the six nations. good evening and welcome to bbc news. four more cases of the coronavirus have been confirmed here in the uk, bringing the total to 13. those taken ill were among a group of 32 who returned to the uk yesterday, after being held in quarantine on a cruise ship injapan. there's growing concern that world is facing a pandemic, with italy announcing what it's described as "urgent" and "extraordinary" measures, to tackle the biggest outbreak in europe. first tonight, jon donnison reports on the latest cases here in the uk. just a day after arriving back in the uk, four of those flown home yesterday have now tested positive for coronavirus. they were among the 30 british and two iri

deontay wilder getting heckled by some of tyson fury supporters.ng to give any ground. this what they had to say afterwards. deontay wilder said that this was his home country, but i told him that las vegas is mine. the fans have turned out to see the gypsy king. all my fans are here! i have always had to fight guys bigger than me, that is only going to slow him down. holding the weight on me, i'ma rock with it, swinging with it, rock with it, let him bring it on. let him bring his weight, i'm telling him, don't blink. in las vegas, there are events all the time, but you know it's a big event when all the people are talking about is the fight, then you know it's a big occasion. they talk about this being the most significant heavyweight fight since the lennox lewis, evander holyfield and mike tyson era. wilder says that he feels it is a big fight for him, he thinks he doesn't have the credit he deaserves in the us. if deontay wilder can pull of the victory later this evening, then his star will really go up. i thought it was interesting yesterday h

deontay wilder getting heckled by some of tyson fury supporters.an is going to give any ground. this what had his high afterwards. deontay wilder said that this was his home country, but i told him that las vegas is mine. leaf answer turned out to see the gypsy king. all my fans are here! i have always had to fight guys are bigger than me, that is only going to slow him down. holding the white on me, i'm a rock with it, swinging with it, rock with it, let him bring it on. let him bring his white, and telling him, don't blink. let's talk money. this is a pay per view fight — vegas is the city of razmataz — how visible is this fight in terms of advertising and hype? what is it like? in las vegas, there are what is it like? in las vegas, there a re events what is it like? in las vegas, there are events all the time, but you know it's a big event when all the people are talking about is the fight, then you know it's a big occasion. they talk about this being the most significant heavyweight fight since the lennox lewis, evander holyfield and mike tyson

the wilderness act of 1964 says, wilderness should be preserved as an area for the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man for man himself is a visitor who does not remain. that's what we're talking about today. i urge you to reject this motion to recommit and vote yes on this important ground breaking bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. without objection, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the gentleman from california. >> on that i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having risen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 9 ol radio -- of rule 20, this is a five-minute vogues on the motion to recommit, which will be followed by a five-minute vote on passage of the bill if ordered. this is a five-minute vote. members, five-minut

there are a lot of parallels between churchill's wilderness years and reagan's wilderness years. there are many issues we could of course get into later, it is serendipitous but also because he forced them like proposition 13 in california, the panama canal treaties. you wereues that covering and that i was involved with that come forward to , produce his election in 1980. that is why i wrote, you know doug brinkley, terrific historian who edited the reagan diaries, said that the realm of reagan scholarship is beginning to open up. and every time i sit down to think about ronald reagan i think about a new aspect of his life and career and times that has been either underreported or hasn't been covered at all. juan: let's get in friendly territory and talk about the elephant in the room which is donald trump. craig: no. [laughter] no is the answer to his question. juan: here is the question. people say gosh, how would you compare reagan to trump and they craig: i would not. [laughter] and they say what has come -- conservatism from reagan to trump. craig: let me turn it around. yo

wilder is used to coming for his cold till my whole career knocking people out.n wilder —— he needs a knockout. i can have a knockout or points victory. he can beat me on point, not possible. if he goes the distance, i'm a clear winnerfor sure. possible. if he goes the distance, i'm a clear winner for sure. we spoke about this being your third in vegas, first time around you said you didn't want to come here at all until you are ready to fight and now it's a monster occasion. how is this getting you giddy? i'm not going to dress it up because i don't want to dress it up because i don't want to dress up in my mind. i can make myself believe all the things that it is, i can tell them something to me and get all riled up about it but i don't want to do that. can you do that 24 i don't want to do that. can you do that 2a hours a day? i don't want to do that. can you do that 24 hours a day? i can keep it down 24 hours a day until fight day. then i'm gonna walk into the ring and realise i'm about to have the biggest fight of the last 30 years or more since 1971, so let

vaunted for his punching power, a bewildered and battered wilder had no response.owel in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch, the first defeat he had tasted. in the biggest heavyweight fight for a generation, fury had delivered one of british sport's most memorable performances. still unbeaten, the prestigious wbc title his. you know, it feels amazing, it feels amazing, thank you very much. you've become a true british sporting great. how does it feel? i feel good, you know? tonight, i probably got lucky. not bad for an old feather duster. the gypsy king's back, and back to stay. wilder was absent from the post—fight press conference after being taken to hospital as a precaution, and must now decide whether to trigger a clause in the contract for a third fight. he's got 30 days and we'll see what happens after that. i can't say what he's going to do. i know what i would advise him to do. you'd advise him not to take it? i wouldn't take it because it will be the same outcome. if he doesn't take it, what would that mean for tyson? what would you like him to d

that is in reference to another possibility for fury, and said fight with deontay wilder.g drawn once and then being competitively beaten, it is not sure how appealing that would be for wilder. beaten, it is not sure how appealing that would be for wilderi beaten, it is not sure how appealing that would be for wilder. i am almost sure he will take care rematch, any time he can take somebody out and with that danger, you are always in a fight. i'm british or we will do it again. if he wants to. if he does not want to, these are my promoters, whatever they want to do, i am happy with. you have a net will get the same treatment. -- whoever is next. that is there any challenger is an ominous warning. one to be treasured by dillian whyte. let's hope we can get it on, you dele mackie tweeted. for now, the question of the tyson fury is how long will the party going? councillors today in manchester have been discussing the possibility of a huge homecoming parade, but the and illness offence that he has made in the past about women and gay people, that remains controversial. we lov

britain's tyson fury against the wbc champion deontay wilder.us recovery in the final round of their draw back in 2018 has helped to build up to the showdown in las vegas on saturday night. that, and the heated head to heads we've seen this week. both men are still undefeated in their careers. we can cross live to our reporter ade adedoyin, who's there covering it all for us. let's hear what the build—up is all about. we are just over 48 hours away between the rematch. sporting dignitaries have been arriving in vegas was a next to me is david hare in that unique position of having sparred with the anti—weather. in that unique position of having sparred with the anti-weather. how powerful? very real. the first some iceberg with him back in 2011 when he was a young up—and—coming heavyweight, i said he has freakish power. he lands shot that should not hurt that much but they do. it is a gift from god. you either have it or you don't. i generally believe he is the hardest hitting heavyweight in history and i say that, lennox lewis is ten metres away

how a couple survived being lost in the wilderness for an entire in the wilderness for an entire week. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. >>> all eyes are turning to south carolina. the next battleground state in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. seven candidates hoping to unseat president trump in november are gearing up for another debate. mike bloomberg, pete buttigieg, joe biden, tom steyer, senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders will take the stage tomorrow night in charleston. saturday's south carolina primary looks different heading in to its final week than it did last fall. biden led the field by a whopping 28 points. according to the latest cbs news poll, biden has only a slight lead with 28%. bernie sanders is right behind him at 23% followed by tom steyer in third. how critical is it for biden to do well in this upcoming debate? >> reporter: experts here in south carolina say biden has staked his entire campaign on doing well in the state a

and now wilder wants to cement his status as the dominant force in the division.gest fight of both of our lives. unfinished business, as i call it. and i can't wait. not since the great lennox lewis beat evander holyfield here in vegas, some 21 years ago, has there been such anticipation ahead of a heavyweight rematch. and now another british fighter will hope he can deliver on the grandest stage of all. i think it's going to be an unbelievable fight. i think if tyson fury comes out there and says he wants to try and knock him out in the first couple of rounds, he will probably try it. you know, he's that type of guy to do that. but if that doesn't work for him, then he will resort back to his boxing, and then we'll see, you know, tyson fury moving around, doing all kinds of different things. and may be leading with the jab a bit more. here in the boxing capital of the world, there are hopes fury—wilder 2 could break all pay—per—view records, and return of this division to the status it enjoyed during its glory days. this, a rivalry breathing new life into the spo

and now wilder wants to cement his status as the dominant force in the division.oxing capital of the world, there are hopes fury—wilder two could break all pay—per—view records, and return this division to the status it enjoyed during its glory days. this, a rivalry breathing new life into the sport. dan roan reporting from las vegas. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show... carmen's chilling in northern japan, despite a lack of snow. i'm in brazilfor despite a lack of snow. i'm in brazil for the countdown to carnival. i don't know what i'm doing! and we hit the road in america, with one man and his very devoted dog. this week we are kicking off on japan's northern ireland, hokkaido. it's a country's winter playground. it's a country's winter playground. it is also home to one of the world's famous winter events, the sapporo snow festival. but, sadly, milder temperatures and drier conditions have led to problems for organisers this year. so carmen has pulled on her snowbirds and headed north to see how they are coping. the wide open space

wilder is also in a position to demand a third fight, which he's indicated he will do, although it'sland in his corner, who wilder criticised for throwing in the towel in the seventh round. four—time olympic gold medallist mo farah has repeatedly denied to us anti—doping investigators that he received injections of a controversial legal supplement to try to boost his performance ahead of the 2014 london marathon, but interview transcripts obtained by the bbc‘s panorama programme reveal that farah later changed his account to investigators, saying he'd forgotten. the programme also reveals new allegations about mo farah's former coach, alberto salazar, who is now banned from the sport for doping violations. mark daly has this exclusive report. mo farah's first ever marathon in 2014. commentator: we're on our way! two days earlier he had been given injections of a supplement called l—carnitine which wasn't recorded on his medical notes. injections like this were not banned as long as they were under the legal limit of 50ml. a year later, mo farah's coach alberto salazar was under inves

one name, wilder or fury wins? uh... i can't say, i don't know.e me one name. you know, last time i went with the boxer, the puncher won. this time, if i go with the boxer, or the puncher, the boxer might win. so will it be another highlight reel knockout for the american, or will the self—proclaimed gypsy king become the heavyweight king? we will find out in the next few hours. ade adedoyin, bbc news, las vegas. and the rugby community has reached out to help a young boy who's been badly bullied. quaden byles who has dwarfism led out the indigineous all stars team in the nrl in australia. a social media video went viral, in which the nine year old said he wanted to kill himself because of the bullying. there's been a huge wave of support, with crowdfunding page started to raise money to send quaden to disneyland. that's all the sport for now. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 20 to four, bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel — with shaun ley. the duke and duchess

will face tyson fury in a title rematch in las vegas the american wilder is the reigning champion in the w.b.c. category but both men have an eye on an even greater prize a shot at the 3 belt holder anthony joshua and the chance to unify the world heavyweight championship. that gypsy carrying a time research here. i to hype and anticipation growing both boxes weighed in heavier than they did for their 1st fight a sign perhaps of slugfest to come. this was as close as the pair could get to each other jives from a distance all they were allowed because of this at their pre-fight news conference on wednesday the shopping all done 5 while they try to claim credit for reviving fury's career after his personal struggles when i found you you wish you would like a big house country a plane about killing yourself so don't get out before google to do big time bucks job you bet i brought you back i provided food and put food on your table for your family. fury spent more than 2 years away from boxing pressing on over 60 kilograms after his return he took on wilder in los angeles in their 1st sp

deontay wilder said himself that i've got two pillow fists.ds its response to the flooding across the country — as the prime minister defies calls to visit affected areas. italy imposes strict quarantine restrictions in two regions declared as hotspots in the biggest coronavirus outbreak in europe. bernie sanders cements his status as the democratic front—runner to take on donald trump in november's us

boxer wilder had blood streaming from his ear and mouth before the fight was stopped at the behest of his own corner wilder loses his own beaten record while furious world heavyweight champion for a 2nd time when i came in and they said hey i can't pull. the entire wall over said himself i've got to pilfer it's you know not bad for an old fat guy you complementary draw him or he'll tell you want a very tough go of you took a lot of good rights. i don't think the right thing because it was only more time before it was very tight and. you're watching news stay tuned for a dog.

boxer wilder had blood streaming from his ear and mouth before the fine was stopped at the behest of his own corner wilder loses his unbeaten record while fury is world heavyweight champion for 8 2nd time when i came here they said i accomplished . the ok walter said i'm self-taught got to pilfer it's you know not bad for an old fat guy you complementary draw in a job title was very tough going you talk a lot of good rights. and i think the doing the right thing because it joining our talk before we go civilian it was very tight and. and that's the latest from d.w. news this hour my colleague on the us then will be here with an update for you at the top of the hour stay tuned for reporter coming up next omarion haven't seen from me at the entire team in berlin thanks for watching. what secrets lie be high.

own corner wilder loses his unbeaten record while fury is world heavyweight champion for 8 2nd time with the opening weekend of the 70th berlin olive berlin's international film festival one of the films as premier is a quirky western about outlaws in the wilds of the u.s. state of oregon 200 years ago they hatched a cunning plan to get rich here's a peek at 1st cow. imagine the wild west only without the wild no stagecoaches attacks no indian tribe exterminated. and yet there is something threatening in the year the whole time. that is the great achievement of the 1st really good film in this year's competition. for american director killing reichardt this isn't the 1st time she's made such an atypical western she's just not into gunslingers it's really just a story about friendship and a cow. that's right a cow a rich businessman brings her to oregon then she inspires 2 friends a cook and a chinese immigrant to develop a business idea they steal the cows milk at night use it to bake delicious cookies and sell them at inflated prices yes the 1st cow becomes a cash cow and. meanwhil

deontay wilder is his heaviest ever.luggish in his performance and this is an element to add into the intrigue. really fascinating and it has all the ingredients for it to be a really great night. i am sure it will be. cristiano ronaldo celebrated his 1,000th professional match by scoring in a record—equalling eleventh consecutive serie a appearance — asjuventus beat bottom side spal 2-1. ronaldo has now scored an incredible 725 goals in his 1,000 games. elsewhere, bologna and udinese drew 1—1, while it's currently 1—0 to ac milan against fiorentina. in spain's la liga, lionel messi scored four for barcelona as they beat eibar 5—0 to go top of the table. real madrid will go back to the top with victory at levante. currently 0—0 in that one. celta vigo moved out of the relegation zone with a 1—0 victory over second bottom leganes. to the english premier league first where fourth placed chelsea beat tottenham 2—1 to move four points clear of their london rivals, in the race for champions league qualification. frank lampard

wilder, and this is a big act for him. he's very nervous today.through hisjumper. doof doof! he's terrified. he's nervous as hell. he doesn't know what to expect. this is unfinished business, as i said. like i said, you know, we're picking up where we left off, but he didn't change his game, he didn't change his whole team, he didn't change up a thing, so i can't speak to him. but i'm picking up where i left off. i'm calmer, more patient and devastating. world number two simona halep will face aryna sabalenka in the quarterfinals of the dubai tennis championship — but she only just scraped her way there. she was a set down and saved a match point against tunisian ons jabeur in her second round match. she came through a final set tie—break, saying she had to fight for every ball. she could meet garbine muguruza in the semis. the spaniard also needed three sets against russia's veronika kudermetova — but came through 6—4 in the decider. she'll play american qualifier jennifer brady in the last eight. in the other half of the draw, it was rather more

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ifeel and more technical compared to how wilder was.england. you are talking about eddie hearn, the other promoter frank warren, i know it is hisjob to build it promoter frank warren, i know it is his job to build it up at he said if it was to happen in the uk, it would be the biggest event since the england won the world cup.” be the biggest event since the england won the world cup. i think it can be because they are both huge names and heavyweight boxing is how people know boxing as and we have not had a heavyweight big major fight here for a very long time. to have that here, two big names, two world champions, current world champions as well, at the peak of their career, i think it would be huge. i think we need that. it will be good for boxing and great for british boxing as well. we know that tyson fury has in the past expressed some views that many people find difficult to swallow. he said some controversial things that made him unpopular. do you think his success in the ring might go some way to rehabilitate him along with the

wanted for his punching power, a bewildered and battered wilder had no response, his co ntroversiallyllowing in detail in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch. his first defeat he's tasted. in the biggest heavyweight five regeneration, fury had delivered on a british court ‘s most memorable performances. still unbeaten in the prestigious wbc title he was. it is amazing. you become a true british score two spotting grateful about matter that fell because i probably got lucky tonight. not bad when i probably got lucky tonight. not bad for an old fellow. get me back to step. wilder was absent from the post fight press conference after being taken to hospital as a precaution and must 110w hospital as a precaution and must now decide whether to trigger a clause in his contract for a third fight. he's got 30 days and was and after that. i can't say what is going to do. i know what i would advise him to do. i would rising up today because it'll be the same outcome. what would it take for tyson if he doesn't take it?|j outcome. what would it take for tyson if he doesn't take it? i woul

build up to the big fight — tyson fury prepares to take on deontay wilder in their vegas rematch. france remain on course for the six nations grand slam after their first win in cardiff for a decade. hello, a very good evening. the british tourists evacuated from a cruise ship injapan hit by the coronavirus have arrived back in the uk. the 30 british and two irish citizens arrived at arrowe park hospital on the wirral this evening. they'll spend the next two weeks there in quarantine. they left the diamond princess cruise liner yesterday after all testing negative for the virus. they have already spent more than two weeks of course in isolation on the ship. this report from fiona trott contains flash photography. arriving under police escort and at a hospital in the north west of england. this wasn't the return they once imagined. no relatives to greet them here. instead, a team of nhs staff who took them to their room. this is where they'll spend the next two weeks, a nursing accommodation block at arrowe park hospital. staff here have already looked after travellers from china a

and now wilder wants to cement his status as the dominant force in the division. biggest fight of both of our lives. unfinished business, as i call it. and i can't wait. not since the great lennox lewis beat evander holyfield here in vegas, some 21 years ago, has there been such anticipation ahead of a heavyweight rematch. and now another british fighter will hope he can deliver on the grandest stage of all. i think it's going to be an unbelievable fight. i think if tyson fury comes out there and says he wants to try and knock him out in the first couple of rounds, he will probably try it. you know, he's that type of guy to do that. but if that doesn't work for him, then he will resort back to his boxing, and then we'll see, you know, tyson fury moving around, doing all kinds of different things. and may be leading with the jab a bit more. here in the boxing capital of the world, there are hopes fury—wilder two could break all pay—per—view records, and return this division to the status it enjoyed during its glory days. this, a rivalry breathing new life into the