how likely is a fight between joshua and final thought. how likely is a fight betweenjoshua and deontay final thought. how likely is a fight between joshua and deontay wilder now? there is a reason why all four belts have not been won by anyone and there is huge politics when it comes to bringing all four sanctioning bodies together, different tv companies, promoters. joshua was the deontay wilder fight, the promoter says he wants it, but i suspect it will take a long negotiation and i would not surprise me if he fights someone else first and we see deontay wilder may be at wembley stadium in the middle of next year. thank you very much for your thoughts. let's ta ke let's take you live to scenes in rome. there is pope francis delivering his easter homily from the balcony. he spoke earlier without notes, specifically about god's capacity to surprise. as you can see, there were thousands of people in the square below. let's listen in. let's listen in. translation: during easter... people from many parts of the world attending this morning.

[applause] joshua: say a little more about you, mr. president, about the role that your wife has played in your work in africa and how cool is it that your daughters are in the public space right now doing good things as well. >> well, jenna is fostering the great relationship i had with nbc. [laughter] bono: she's bringing back a great concept. it's called real news. president bush: laura and i are very proud of barbara and jenna. they're contributing women that are making a difference. particularly happy that jenna's got kids. grandparenthood -- well, you're not quite there yet. ut anyway, eli is 2 1/2. happens to be the same age as my granddaughter. we're very proud. laura has been very engaged in this. i can remember -- she traveled with me to africa. but went alone with little barbara on a couple of trips to really encourage not only the nations involved that we're involved with, but the american workers that were there trying to help. and nothing like the president of a first lady to inspire people and thank them. and she did a l

joshua: i'm going to stick with bono for a minute. [laughter] president bush: damn, i thought you -- joshua: bono, you just pulled out your red phone. i want you to say a little more to this audience about what is red and what is the one campaign that you co-founded at about the same time? and what's the work that they're doing now? bono: start with the one campaign because gayle smith is here. and it is such a huge honor to work with her and she's a force of nature. indeed, she ran developments for barack obama. i called her gayle force one. but she's not held hostage to any ideology. like any smart people, she wants what works to work. i have to say this for president obama, you have to say this. when this president bush launched the largest health intervention in the history of medicine, a moon shot for america to take on this disease and put billions of american taxpayer dollars in that fight successfully so. it would have been very easy for president obama to arrive and say i want to do something different. but he sublimated and

disintegrated right and they also cannot come to some basis for for for the negotiations joshua landis president tweeted earlier today mission accomplished but as we know it's far from being mission accomplished as it is in syria even though assad has made huge gains over the last year territorially he still doesn't control the whole of syria is there anyone that can stand against him and what would constitute mission accomplished you know for western powers in syria. let's hope that's a tremendously important question and we're all confused because we heard tillerson who's now been fired had a secretary of state say that america was going to stay in syria for the fall and it was going to try to use its leverage by owning a third of the country of the north and perhaps fifty percent of its most important resources was going to try to displace a site that is not clear today trump has said he wants to get out and even in the middle of this message it's just a strike he said american troops of the components so if he in fact carries through with this promise of coming home soon that will

finish the conflict to find a political solution as soon as possible as quick as possible but joshua landis but does russia still have leverage over bashar assad as that. suggests if russia were to have a stern word with us today would he listen. it's not clear that what you listen to of course russia has tremendous leverage just the way united states does over israel but but us side can do much as he pleases because he has the russians and indeed the syrian people over a barrel if he has to go and if you got rid of an outside and his family it's very possible that the state of syria would collapse because who would take power if one alawite general tried to take power it's not clear that he could hold other generals would buy for power there would be coo after who just as syria suffered before this before the assad family consolidated its position this is the problem with the syrian opposition it's very divided there are over a thousand different groups they don't agree on anything it's very unlikely that the men under assad would agree on anything once he's gone so the russians hav

that president trump would take the fight to us from a career in beirut do you agree with joshua last year's u.s. strike fail to change fresh al assad's behavior at this time would it be any different when he is chemical weapons again or i agree with joshua that it will send a strong message in a very narrow space for short period of time and you might find four or five months down the road people testing again these red lines i think it's important to remember that it was exactly almost twenty five years ago that the united states bombed a site and sudan that it said was making was potentially chemical weapons site that car that was using it turned out to be a milk factory but in the last twenty five years the car the group has grown to be very big much bigger all over the world than it was then and other groups like it have grown so the lesson is that military strikes alone cannot stop this kind of action or address the underlying dysfunctions that lead to it and this is the challenge the americans have how do you combine and in militarism with serious diplomacy and socio economic a

that president trump would take the fight to us from a career in beirut do you agree with joshua last year's u.s. strike failed to change crush al assad's behavior at this time would it be any different twenty use chemical weapons again or i agree with joshua that it will send a strong message in a very narrow space for short period of time and you might find four or five months down the road people testing again this red lines i think it's important to remember that it was exactly almost twenty five years ago that the united states bombed a site and sudan that it said was making was potentially a chemical weapons site that carter was using turned out to be a milk factory but in the last twenty five years the car the group has grown to be very big much bigger all over the world and it was then and other groups like it have grown so the lesson is that military strikes alone cannot stop this kind of action or address the underlying dysfunctions that lead to it and this is the challenge the americans have how do you combine and in militarism with a serious diplomacy and socio economic an

joshua's star burning brighter than ever. a labour party official at the centre of a dispute about anti—semitism has stepped down from the party's ruling body. christine shawcroft had been under pressure to leave labour's national executive committee after opposing the suspension of a council candidate accused of holocaust denial. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake joins us from our london newsroom. another headline. jeremy corbyn is on all the front pages this morning. but another situation proving tricky for him to deal with? yes, you but another situation proving tricky for him to dealwith? yes, you might not have heard of christine shawcross until this week, but as a senior member of the party she is a powerfulfigure on the senior member of the party she is a powerful figure on the executive council. —— christine shawcroft. she has acknowledged she became a distraction because of her support brave local council candidate accused of holocaust denial. in a statement on ourjihad is reaffirmed her complete oppos

joshua's breakthrough came at the london 2012 olympics. he turned professional a year later and collected his first major title with victory over charles martin. beating wladimir klitschko at wembley added a second crown in spectacular style. now only deontay wilder can prevent joshua from becoming undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. you see the good, the bad, the ugly. and long may it continue, i think. i'm not done. i think i have a lot of years left in me. if i can keep on controlling fighters like that, without taking too much punishment, i should be around for a long time. ominous for his rivals, tantalising for his fans. joshua's star burning brighter than ever. david ornstein, bbc news. britain's largest teaching union is warning that a growing number of children with special needs are being left without suitable school places. last year, more than 4000 children with the most severe needs were not offered places. the union has accused the government of starving local councils of funding. but the department of education ins

joshua power ‘s mac rake through came at the london 2012 0lympics. —— joshua's breakthrough. he took his first major title victory over charles martin. eating wladimir klitschko at wembley added a second crown in spectacular style. —— beating. now, only deontay wilder can —— beating. now, only deontay wilder ca n p reve nt —— beating. now, only deontay wilder can prevent joshua —— beating. now, only deontay wilder can preventjoshua eagle becoming undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. you see the good, the bad, the ugly. i'm not done. ithink i have a lot of years left in me, if ican i have a lot of years left in me, if i can keep control of fights like that, without taking too much punishment, i should that, without taking too much punishment, ishould be that, without taking too much punishment, i should be around for a long time. ominous for his rivals, tantalising for his fans. joshua's star burning brighter than ever. a labour party official at the centre of a dispute about anti—semitism has stepped down from the party's ruling body. christine shaw

joshua's star burning brighter than ever. david 0rnstein, bbc news. pope francis is delivering his traditional easter blessing and message from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. those other live shots from there as i speak. yesterday evening, he led an easter vigil attended by 10,000 pilgrims in the basilica during the mass, the pope baptised eight people, including john 0gah, a nigerian migrant, who prevented a robbery last year while he was begging outside an italian supermarket. our correspondent david willey joins us now from rome. we are watching the scenes, david. give us a sense of the last 2a hours there? the easter vigil began with this mass inside the basilica, the church of christendom in the centre of rome, which began in total darkness. it was a very impressive ceremony, as the 10,000 people present one by one let their candles and flooded the basilica with light, symbolising the resurrection of christ. now, this morning, the pope is officiating at a second mass in saint peter ‘s square in the open airand then in saint peter �

——joshua. it was the first and he had been taken to the many rounds that was a surprise but given the nature of the occasion it was probably what we expected. i've seen some people talking about joshua expected. i've seen some people talking aboutjoshua being more tactical than people have seen of him in the past. it was definitely a bonfire to him, in boxing terms he still is relatively inexperienced, he is 28 with 21 fights under his belt and he didn‘t box until he was i7. belt and he didn‘t box until he was 17. so he is learning a lot of things. parker is a true boxer, not a fighter, so it was a challenge for joshua who is coming to fights before and using his incredible physicality on people. he did have to be more tactical but he proved he can do that and that is a huge step forward , can do that and that is a huge step forward, even the opposition corner was saying afterwards in the press conference they were impressed with some of the things he could do that he didn‘t think he coul

joshua's star burning brighter than ever. a labour party official at the centre of a dispute about anti—semitism has stepped down from the party's ruling body. christine shawcroft had been under pressure to leave labour's national executive committee after opposing the suspension of a council candidate accused of holocaust denial. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake joins us from our london newsroom. this anti—semitism rowjust won't go away. at tuesday, christine shawcroft, you may not have heard of until this week, was a powerful figure in the labour party, director of the momentum grassroots campaign group, set up to supportjeremy corbyn‘s leadership, but she became the focus of accusations of anti—semitism after her support of the council candidate accused of denying an the holocaust. she quit last night saying she had become a distraction. she reiterated her abhorrence of anti—semitism and holocaust denying. jeremy corbyn has been accused of needing to do better to tackle anti—semitism and there is evid

joshua's team have told us happen next. joshua's team have told us their ready to start next as earl y us their ready to start next as earl yas us their ready to start next as earl y as next week for a fight with deontay wilder. he is one of biggest stars of british sport. joshua drawing another huge crowd and continuing on the path to greatness. in parker camea continuing on the path to greatness. in parker came a resilient opponent. which made for a cagey contest. joshua going the distance for the first time. he now has all except one of heavy weight belts — nobody has ever held the whole lot at the same time. that is the aim. has ever held the whole lot at the same time. that is the aimlj has ever held the whole lot at the same time. that is the aim. i think like 2018 was always a time to ca ptu re all like 2018 was always a time to capture all the belts and we're one away now. i think sky's the limit for what we're trying to achieve. away now. i think sky's the limit for what we're trying to achievem has been a remark

joshua green, privatizing social security. has been a long-term goal of a lot of my libertarian figures on the right. george w. bush may push to do that after his reelection and it failed. i do not see this becoming a danger in the short term. the politicians seem to have learned, republican politicians that social security is one third rail of american politics. this u touch it, make make effort to privatize social security, the voters like the caller will react by going out and electing different leaders. we've seen a variation of this, i think in donald trump and the republican party efforts to repeal obama care, the ba affordable care act and cause a counter movement that caused bush to fail. i think that while it remains a goal of certain people in the republican party, so long as voters who reliant social security organized, come out to town hall meetings, put pressure on representatives not to cut it, the program will remain intact. >> host: who is the president here today? >> the answer to that question is whoever happ

joshua and dusty ruin it has been using a few scout three months. joshua yes thank you so much allowing us to come to your home and join you today these are your animals yeah these are my animals is my father says it to me. is my brother. is my it's a pleasure to meet you all so we're going to get started are we going to walk now or. process house and. we will. be. a bit wild when you go. for the. five hundred dollars that market even move. something simple but it's really not. a good rhythm. to make it. so when you have a drought like kenya is having now how does that affect your cattle. where they might get to. fifteen. i mean i know today we're going to take a trip i'm hoping. that makes it. that will be making. us. wow. to go. yes go. are accustomed to booking as far as it takes to find good pasta. when the conditions. this is what. when i was moving. we tried to help. you. and some credit. so you had gone to try and look for water and passed just for the cows but the cow just couldn't make the journey and the cow just collapsed here yeah it was

joshua has now sold out... so the man standing between betweenjoshua and holding all four belts is american deyontay wilder. so the man standing between betweenjoshua and holding all four belts is american deyontay wilder. get ready for weeks of will they, won't they speculation. —— deontay wilder. wilder says he wants to make the fight happen butjoshua's promoter doesn't think wilder really does. that make this fight happen. we want the fight, let's make it happen. this is a simple fight to make happen, it is easy, let's make it happen. if they set up and were serious about the fight, and were serious about the fight, and were serious about the fight, and were serious about what they had to offer them, it could happen, but they are so them, it could happen, but they are so erratic and unpredictable, you don't know what to believe. so erratic and unpredictable, you don't know what to believem wouldn't be boxing would it if it was predictable. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us thro

joshua controlling it, mainly behind his big jab. when they two wanted to go into battle, the referee just wouldn't let them fight. it was like watching an amateur bout in the olympics. he did not let them clinch or tie—up, so the fight really never in lightened. there are still question marks about anthonyjoshua even there are still question marks about anthony joshua even though there are still question marks about anthonyjoshua even though he is undefeated in 21 fights and holds three of the belts, now. it seems strange to focus on those given what he achieved, so what would you point to to use your words, those frailties and weaknesses?” to to use your words, those frailties and weaknesses? i think you should have gone in for the finish. i think he should have dominated more, and i think he should have gone into rage when parker was clearly exhausting towards the end of the fight. he was an exhausted fighter towards the end. it wasn't an emphatic performance in terms of the statement of his power as a boxer. yes, he looked to

well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua co-chairing he's a freelance journalist in your van joshua we understand you are out on the streets of the capital how are people reacting to the prime minister's sudden resignation. well it's complete jubilation and you can probably hear the car cars honking behind me there's already tens of thousands of people on republic square which has been kind of the focal point of the protests people are dancing they're hugging one another. people are still streaming in. and if those huge celebrations. well right now that the prime minister has stepped down what happens next. well as nobody knows you know if the statement that starts down issued you know the the sort of oracle statements you don't nickel question you know it was right i was wrong. you know they didn't say anything about what's next so whether this party is going to put forward another prime minister candidate for prime minister whether there's to be two elections it's very hard to predict you know the there was only one time the opposition party in the parliament in ou

anthony joshua beats new official is forced to resign. anthonyjoshua beats new zealand's joseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all of his others. dozens of russian diplomats ordered to leave the united states as part of the international response to the salisbury nerve agent attack have left washington. 0n salisbury nerve agent attack have left washington. on monday they were given seven days to return home. well—wishers gathered inside the gates of the russian embassy in washington to say farewell to their departing colleagues. around 50 men, women and children left in a small convoy out of 170 people who will eventually leave the united states. a russian aircraft had already been loaded with their luggage at the airport ready to carry them home. and in mirror images in russia, american diplomats and their families could be seen packing their bags and leaving the us consulate in st petersburg. in the failing light, the american flag was taken down. the consulate has been ordered to close down completely, with the e

joshua going the distance to the first time, but doing the enough to challenge on points. he now has all but one of the heavyweight belt, and no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aim. no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aimlj no one has helped them all at the same time, that is the aim. i think 2080 was or was it time to capture all the bad. we are one away, now. i think the sky's the limit for what we can try and achieve. it has been a remarkable rise forjoshua, from olympic gold and london 2012, two heavyweight champion in six years. seemingly plenty more to come. you have seen the good, the bad comedy ugly. and long have seen the good, the bad comedy ay have seen the good, the bad comedy ugly. and long may it continue. i am not done. i think i have got a knot of years left in me. without taking too much punishment, in fact i cut, i think be around for a long time. he has sold out three stadium fight in11 he has sold out three stadium fight in 11 months. it to attendance of the radicals of a million people, indicating his growing

joshua's breakthrough came at the london 2012 olympics. he turned professional a year later and collected his first major title with victory over charles martin. beating wladimir klitschko at wembley added a second crown in spectacular style. and now only deontay wilder can prevent joshua from becoming undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. you see the good, the bad, the ugly. and long may it continue, i think. i'm not done. i think i have a lot of years left in me. if i can keep on controlling fighters like that, without taking too much punishment, i should be around for a long time. ominous for his rivals, tantalising for his fans. joshua's star burning brighter than ever. david ornstein, bbc news. britain's largest teaching union is warning that a growing number of children with special needs are being left without suitable school places. last year, more than 4,000 children with the most severe needs were not offered places. the union has accused the government of "starving" local councils of funding. but the department of educat

joshua's breakthrough came at the london 2012 olympics. he turned professional a year later and collected his first major title with victory over charles martin. beating wladimir klitschko at wembley added a second crown in spectacular style. and now only deontay wilder can prevent joshua from becoming undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. you see the good, the bad, the ugly. and long may it continue, i think. i'm not done. i think i have a lot of years left in me. if i can keep on controlling fighters like that, without taking too much punishment, i should be around for a long time. 0minous for his rivals, tantalising for his fans. joshua's star burning brighter than ever. david 0rnstein, bbc news. tougher penalties for littering come into force in england today. 0n—the—spot fines will increase from £80 to up to £150. authorities can also use the penalties to target vehicles owners if it is possible to prove rubbish has been thrown from their car. jessica parker reports. hitting litter louts where it hurts — their pockets.

matthew couldn't netty, joshua johnson, jennifer palmieri. i have got to put up this tweet from sahil kapur. he said this week -- oh, my god. we didn't start the fire. i mean, wow. this is every time we say, yeah, we haven't seen a week like this, and yet, it's another week like this. >> every week we do a friday news roundout. last week it was midweek and we still had things to talk about on friday. >> i left some headlines off that would have made it too. >> it's just -- i am fond these days of saying just another day at the office. this is the way it duos. >> -- goes. >> we have so many ways to express and report and analyze on what's happening. i wonder sometimes whether the news overload is a function of our technology and anything that passes in front of our view is tweeted, podcasted and dissected. >> all week long i avoided kanye trump. i want to let record show, i did not mean to. >> sometimes we'll say there was so much news activity. i'm not sure. there was a lot of activity. >> right now a lot hasn't changed. but it sounds like it

but joshua chamberlain is the only source for this popular understanding. the truth of the matter is -- the decision to charge occurs in the fog of war. and even the men who fight in the battle are divided on who gave the order. some say it was joshua chamberlain. others say it was lieutenant holman melcher. but the bottom line is -- no matter who gave the order, the bayonet charge likely changed the outcome of the battle and maybe even the war. [ shouting continues ] >> but as the second day of the battle of gettysburg draws to a close, heroism is tempered by tragedy. >> gentlemen, it's been a hell of a day. >> by the end of the second day, the union lines have stabilized. they're on the dominant military terrain, meaning that they're on high ground -- cemetery hill and little round top. they're looking across a broad, open field toward the army of northern virginia the question, leading from the second day into the third day, is -- what will lee do? >> our line held today. i don't know how, but it did. as i see it, we can stay put and see if the line hold

he told us joshua ‘steam will make an offer in the next week so. at the moment, this is a 60 $70 million fight. in a year's time, a 50 $60 million fight. you make the call. it is about the money? is a lwa ys call. it is about the money? is always about the money. it is not about anything else in boxing. you don't get a ring thinking about titles, this is a dangerous sport, you want to maximise your revenue and anyone who tells you differently is just watching magazine shows on tv. the real world is about money and that is what we have to come to terms with. that is why we are interested in 50 million. there are lots of things to go three and eagles play a massive part in boxing. the two guys that will make a final decision, they will be in talks this week and we will see what happens. joshua will fight anyway but it has to be in the right financial terms because he is four times world champion and we have not come this far to throw it out the window to do someone a favour. has he watched our car? are we related? do, we don't do favours, it is busin

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. if i was retiring on this high, iwould be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis calls for ‘reconciliation‘ in the middle east, singling out the conflict in yemen during his easter message to the world. (00v) the royal air force has been marking its centenary with a series of events across the country. and the travel show heads tojerusalem and bethlehem.

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. pope francis is delivering his traditional easter blessing and message from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. overnight, he urged believers to break out of their routines and renew their lives. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. time for sport.

anthony joshua says played well makes it extra special. boxing. anthonyjoshua says he would relish the chance to take on deontay wilder become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. it comes after adding the wbo to the ibf and wba belts on saturday night. the promoter does not think the american really wants it. it is not going to happen. we want to fight. let's make it happen. it is easy. let's make it happen. it is easy. let's make it happen. it is easy. let's make it happen. if they stepped up and were serious about the fight and serious about a deal we are more than happy to offer them, but, they are so erratic and unpredictable. i do not know what to believe. rugby union news. defending champions saracens were knocked out of the european champions cup, going down 30— 19 in the quarter—final against leinster on sunday. they we re against leinster on sunday. they were looking for a record equalling

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. ifi if i was retiring on this high, i would be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again ina but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. speaking without notes he referred to god's capacity to surprise. the royal air force is 100 years old today.

and onward to sports news and boxing britain's anthony joshua has beaten new zealand's joseph parker by unanimous decision in a world heavyweight fight in cardiff wales the fight when the full twelve rounds with four fighters having entered undefeated it was a world title unification fight which means that joshua becomes the w.p.a. i v f and w b o heavyweight champion. former tennis star and trainer andre agassi has announced that he is no longer a part of it novak jova chad has coaching a team agassi started working with these twelve time grand slam winner prior to last year's french open joke of it a former world number one tennis player has been out of the limelight for limelight for most of the past six months due to an elbow injury and he did not he did play recent tournaments at indian wells and in miami but he was knocked out of both of ends in the first round. but. that's in his rap join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our website or follow us on twitter at t w news thanks for watching. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the

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but joshua chamberlain is the only source for this popular understanding. the truth of the matter is -- the decision to charge occurs in the fog of war. and even the men who fight in the battle are divided on who gave the order. some say it was joshua chamberlain. others say it was lieutenant holman melcher. but the bottom line is -- no matter who gave the order, the bayonet charge likely changed the outcome of the battle and maybe even the war. [ shouting continues ] battle of gettysburg draws to a close, heroism is tempered by tragedy. >> gentlemen, it's been a hell of a day. >> by the end of the second day, the union lines have stabilized. they're on the dominant military terrain, meaning that they're on high ground -- cemetery hill and little round top. they're looking across a broad, open field toward the army of northern virginia the question, leading from the second day into the third day, is -- what will lee do? >> our line held today. i don't know how, but it did. as i see it, we can stay put and see if the line holds again tomorrow or we can retir

joshua has said going into this he wanted a more cultured performance. he did control the fight with his jab, more cultured performance. he did control the fight with hisjab, he was badly damaged. because parker's decision to circle and move and try to take him into later rounds, it was a turgid affair in some ways if you say that, of 218 stone men hitting each other. manchester city are one win away from winning the premier league title after beating everton 3—1 at goodison park yesterday. west ham played their first home game since the opening scenes of fans storming the pitch at london stadium. we take a look back at yesterday's action. before facing southampton, there were more protests over the way west ham united is run. security was beefed up inside the london stadium to prevent a repeat of the pitch invasions after defeat to burnley, last time out. one way to change an atmosphere is to win, and for once, the hammers had no problem doing that. with a point to prove against his former stoke boss, arnautovic scored twice. as they beat southampton

he would need to fight the american deontay wilder, and joshua's team has told the bbc they are ready to start negotiations, as early as next week after the british boxer beat joseph parker of new zealand last night at the principality stadium. david ornstein reports. night at the principality stadium. he's one of the biggest stars of british sport, and with every win, that star shines brighter, anthonyjoshua drawing another huge crowd and continuing on the path to greatness. in joseph parker came a resilient opponent, which made for a cagey contest, joshua going the distance for the first time, but doing enough to triumph on points, and he now has all except one of the heavyweight belts — nobody has ever held the whole lot at the same time, that is the aim. i think, like, 2018 was always a time to capture all the belts, and we're one away now, and i think the sky's the limit for what we're trying to achieve, you know. it's been a remarkable rise forjoshua — from olympic gold at london 2012 to the world's leading heavyweight in the space of only six years, and seemingly plenty mor

in your oven so joshua the situation appears to be escalating further what more can you tell us. yeah so today. as you said in your introduction there is a group of about two hundred soldiers that was seen joining the protesters this caused quite a stir among the protesters people have been looking for any sign of kind of government defection to the opposition the army is held here in extremely high regard and so having any sign of. the military support for this protest movement is extremely important. all right so does seem to be taking it to the next level with members of the military getting involved what's the government's reaction been so far to this. well specifically on the soldiers they have issued a statement you know acknowledging that yes we recognize real soldiers and that they will be harshly punished in general they may have very few options i mean they . did there's a general feeling here that they can't crack down harshly on the protesters the government has very little genesee and genesee would be gone if they were violent against the protesters they try. to kind

fortunes and see joshua's beaten new zealand's joseph barca by unanimous decision in a world heavyweight fight in cardiff in wales the fight went the full twelve rounds with both fighters having entered undefeated it was a while title unification fight which means that joshua becomes the w.p.a. i.b.s. and w b o heavyweight champion. christians around the walls are marking easter sunday the day they believe that jesus christ rose from the dead pope francis's lead celebrations in the vatican in his traditional easter message he called for an end to what he called carnage in syria calling for better access to humanitarian aid the pontiff also welcomed upcoming talks on the korean peninsula saying he hopes they could advance peace in the region but. you're watching news from bali no have more for you at the top of the out of course you can always get more information around the clock on our website d.w. dot com i'm having a home free imbalance thanks for your company ceasing. all . make your smart t.v. even smarter with the d w four small. what you want when you want it up to date extraordin

joining me now is joshua landis who's director of the center for middle east studies welcome back to our. the w.t. are yet to actually get going on looking at what might or might not have happened. anyway were these strikes therefore premature. that's a hard question to say clearly that european powers wanted to strike while the iron was hot and they didn't want to get into. questions about what the what the investigators would find as matter said even if they just discovered that there were chemical weapons used down there the question of who used them was this a false flag that wasn't assad will not be answered by the investigators so i think that they wanted to lay down the law and i think that the united states feels that it made a mistake in not including originally in two thousand and thirteen. chlorine gas in the prescribed chemicals weapons then they added in later but they didn't do anything to follow up on the u.s. and that in a sense today what you see is the united states trying to plug up some holes from that original original deal but of course this is very narrow bandw

unable to knock down his opponent from new zealand joshua had never previously been past the eleventh round but parker took the fight to the judges' scorecards joshua claim parker's w b o heavyweight belt with the decision and immediately called out american deonte wilder for a fight to become the undisputed heavyweight champion. yes and that with all the rest of the day sports fans. thank you very much all mantissa city are now just one win away from securing the english premier league title city who have lost just one premier league match this season were far too strong for everton. stirling goal scoring in the first half and when next weekend at home against cross-town rivals manchester united will see city crowned champions know we are closer than ever so we have one game to win if we are not able to win ok we have. six more chances so we are so so close and so happy for the performance today after three weeks without a game you never know how. we will react after a long time ago not being together while city now turned their attention to assist champions league quarter final with

why did wilder feel the need to send that message to joshua? is it just drama? it would not be a big fight without drama. he has offered a guaranteed 50 million for anthonyjoshua to facing but the condition is he gets to pick the venue. it is a one fight deal, their rematch. —— no rematch é 5551: this is %’ this is him $555”; this is him try to take control of the situation. this is their chance to redress the balance and it shows there's an appetite to make this fight, but they are trying to negotiate the best possible deal theirfighters. and you've been in manchester today listening to another of britain's heavyweights — tyson fury — who'd love to be challenging for one of those belts at some stage in the future. he's been out of action for a while — what did he have to say today? we did not hear about who he will be fighting. he returns to the ring in june, he seems to be in a different headspace than he has been in the last couple of years we've link wished his belt and took time away from the sport because of mental health issues —— and r

even going as far to say if the school called him tomorrow to allow freddie to join the team...joshua thompson/linden' s legal counsel: "if they did that, we would drop the lawsuit tomorrow and that would be great and freddie would have the opportunity he's been seeking to have with his teammates and coach."the south dakota high school activities association has neglected to comment on this case. (vicki)(vicki) in sports it's e-mail friday...so you know what that means... gary and alecia join us to answer viewer questions and comments (steve) also...the warriors are getting ready for round one of n-b-a playoffs tomorrow against the san antonio spurs. gary has the latest - and all the sports - next. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. forget any plans you have tomorrow afternoon with your family...the golden state warriors are taking on the san antonio spurs in the first round of the nba playoffs. the game starts at 12 p.m. at oracle arena. the dubs were in practice today gearing

and a belter of about it says here britain's and the joshua as he takes another step to becoming boxing's undisputed heavyweight champion. the u.s. and south korea have resumed joint military drills after a pause during the winter olympics nearly twelve thousand u.s. troops and three hundred thousand south korean soldiers are holding the largest annual exercises between the two nations kathy novak reports from seoul. these annual joint military drills usually take place earlier in the year but they were delayed so as not to coincide with the winter olympics and paralympics that were taking place here in south korea north korea usually react angrily to drills like this calling them a rehearsal for an invasion even though the u.s. and south korea say they are defensive in nature but of course lately there has been a more peaceful atmosphere here on the korean peninsula and in light of that it seems that these drills are likely to be more low key the scale will be the same as in previous years but instead of running for two months they are expected to run for one month of course that is a ti

he called joshua's win over parker a robbery and in reference to the britain's challenge he said he accepted it one hundred percent the bronze bomber as he calls himself also posted this bizarre video on social media. oh my god. oh my god you know my grandma we still be buying some nerds. those are you know all this all the mystery man is out the baddest man in the world the best man on the planet and yes yes. he might bump off people. you were him of edge couldn't have scripted his l.a. debut any better the star swedish forward scored twice in his first ever major league soccer game he netted his first in the seventy seven minutes of the game just six minutes after coming on as a substitute tying the match three three the thirty six year old then followed that up with a header in the one hundred first minutes helping to come from three goals down to beat l.a. football club forty three galaxy last won the m.l.s. title in two thousand and fourteen. zero. more than anybody else you. know. when you're going to. do. something. and i give them. the battle for champions league qualificati

our second prize, high school central winner is joshua from oklahoma were c-span is available through cox communications. in his winning entry, he tells us about the first amendment and freedom of religion. take a look. >> religion has always played a significant role in my life. that's why the constitution is important to me. freedom of religion of america should never be taken for granted. there is a reason why it's especially important to me and that's because i am jewish. >> happy hanukkah. >> josh, can you say happy hanukkah? come on. josh? >> happy on a cut. >> from a young age, i was told stories of the heart -- of the holocaust and it gave me a different perspective on being jewish and having the freedom of religion. in my junior year, i had the opportunity to visit poland and israel. i went there and saw the concentration and labor camps and became witness to what went on there. seeing these things only reinforced my strong opinion that the freedom of religion is a hugely important amendment to our constitution and the rights of all people need to be protected. freedom of rel

. >> joshua, there's a question here, a statutory question which is complicated. there's a bunch of statutes that see in tension with each other. let's talk about the constitutional question and put that aside. one of the main arguments comes down to, can you hold the president's words against him. beak when the president calls it a muslim ban and his lawyers do the work and throw in north korea and throw in venezuela, is it still a mus lame ban. what do you think of that question. >> i think the answer to that question is yes. i also think it's one of the major issues in the litigation. everyone agrees that just looking at the four corners of the bok proclamation it doesn't single out any kind of discrimination on basis of religion. the problem is that clearly and consistently and repeatedly over the past couple of years, the president has advertised to the world that what he wants is a policy to keep muslims out because he doesn't like them and doesn't think they're welcome here. and when the president has traveled the world explaining that he created this polic

. >> joshua geltzer is joining uggs tomorrow. first call is from craig on our republican line. on with our guests. go ahead. >> caller: thank you. good morning. yes, first of all i find it interesting that district judge in hawaii has more power than the will flt american people as represented by the vote we had in 2016. but my question is, if it's establishment clause of the constitution forbids the establishment of religion through immigration policy, why was the lot enberg amendment permitted to allow jewish immigrants specifically from russia in 1991, i think it was? >> let me start with the first part of that question. because you raise an interesting point about how judges now justices are dealing with this case. and ultimately judges and justices aren't there to intervene in ordinary politics, not there to overturn the will of the voters but they are there to patrol the outer limits of what in this case the executive can do. that's always the job of judges, whether it's one district judge hearing a case at the beginning of what can be a long saga or he or nine justices h

joshua had won his previous twenty fights by knockout. he is now one belt away from becoming undisputed world champion. in sarasota county florida, the carver family were woken up by large noise outside. much to their shock, a huge eleven foot alligator had broken through the screening around their pool and decided to take a late night dip. the sheriff‘s office called out a specialist animal trapper to assist. it‘s thought low water levels in the surrounding lagoons may have been the reason for the alligator seeking a new swimming hole. dozens of russian diplomats have been expelled from washington. the american consulate in russia has had the flag taken down. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i‘m @nkem ifejika. hello there. saturday was a pretty disappointing day across the board — it felt cool, it was cloudy, there were further outbreaks of rain across many central and eastern areas with some sleet and snow on the hills. this weather watcher picture from east lothian pretty much sums up how man

heavyweight boxer anthony joshua, beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican. speaking without notes he referred to god's capacity to surprise. the royal air force is 100 years old today. events are being held across the country to mark the time when the raf became the world's first independent air force. now on bbc news, weather world. the team discover how meteorology has helped to shape the royal air force. this time on weather world we're marking 100 years of the royal air force. and where better than here at its biggest base, raf brize norton? nick and i have been finding out about how ground operations work with air traffic control, during times of severe weather to keep this crucial airbase operational. and i'll be at raf marham in norfolk, sharing some of my experiences of being an operational forecaster on an raf base. also on weather world, crippling cold, the uk and much of europe falls victim t