tyson knew right away that sam was someone that was gonna mentor him. >> still, tyson hesitates taking the columbo case. why? >> i had stopped working with that breed a few years prior, just because of the volatility and the liability issues around them. >> i'm sure that training aggressive dogs is dangerous. where is columbo on the scale? >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> tyson says he makes an exception for columbo, when simon convinces him that health issues, like painful hip dysplasia, explain why he's such a bad dog. so, it's not just behavioral. it's also medicine? >> that's correct. >> simon's already paying for the best veterinary medicine money can buy. among other things, columbo gets electromagnetic therapy and acupuncture. acupuncture for a dog? i know we're in los angeles, but really? >> this dog has endured so much pain in his legs that this is not some frivolous treatment. >> and the price tag for columbo's first-class care? >> columbo costs approximately $138,000 a year. >> that's a four-year college education. >> the reality is -- i didn't hire these

serbia begun deerskin and i think that tyson fury gets under his skina think that tyson fury gets under his skin a little bit. if they get sloppy and up—and—down fight. when you are a good fighter know how to educate people. ithink you are a good fighter know how to educate people. i think the only way they can beat him is to agitate him. tyson fury has said all week that he isa tyson fury has said all week that he is a bigger draw than wilder and when he got onstage he was heckled by the fans. that's an indication that fury will enjoy a sizeable support. at the staples center

tyson fury is scared of me. i don't care what he says and how many times he says it can get my head, he can't get my head. all these fighters try to do something that they can do it, they also wonder why iamso they can do it, they also wonder why i am so strong minded, why are possess the things i possess. he can do nothing, he is scared and edified and they should be. give me a final prediction. i will a brittle knockout. —— brittle. prediction. i will a brittle knockout. -- brittle. when he said that even i got scared, that are so intimidating deontay wilder is. the fight will take place and the weigh inafew fight will take place and the weigh in a few hours' time. there will be under the fight is one other on stage because we do not want a repeat of the melee at the press conference. it will be interesting to see if either man tries to score a psychological advantage but it is shaping up to be a terrific contest. that fight to be about 4:30am on sunday. well, the second round of the fa cup gets underway i

close focus of public citizen tongue tied there tyson so . ari about it welcome back and first can we get your take on trade glenn the fellow who was indicted and has now i fortunately for my perspective resigned from the trump administration's e.p.a. yeah so it's part of this long running investigation down in alabama where a bunch of lobbyists and lawyers for a coal company colluded with regulators to try and get this coal company out from under this pollution enforcement case it's netted a bunch of other lobbyists and lawyers and now it's got trade glenn and you know the thing is you know this individual was put into this position to basically run the e.p.a. in a southeastern us states. by the former e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt who really emphasized putting lobbyists and other folks from industry indicate he enforcement positions at the e.p.a. and that was exactly what this se administrator who was just indicted that was his background his background was working as a lobbyist for industry and so it's really not that much of a shock w

tyson fury, he feels he is the champion. it is almost three years to the day since he defeated that klitschko. he will try and regain his title on saturday. as for deontay wilder, he says he is the best on the planet. he is angling for a showdown against anthonyjoshua next year angling for a showdown against anthony joshua next year and angling for a showdown against anthonyjoshua next year and to do that he needs to win on saturday and win emphatically. all shaping up be a really big night of oxen. —— boxing. norway's magnus carlsen has won the world chess championship for the fourth straight time. he and his american challenger, fabiano caruana, spent three weeks in a stalemate with a record streak of 12 draws as they battled for the sport's biggest title. but the deadlock was broken on wednesday, when the two grandmasters locked horns in a series of rapid tie—breakers. from london, our sport news correspondent richard conway reports. they will be dancing in the streets of oslo tonight, and that is because magnus car

serbia begun deerskin and i think that tyson fury gets under his skina think that tyson fury gets under his skin a little bit. if they get sloppy and up—and—down fight. when you are a good fighter know how to educate people. ithink you are a good fighter know how to educate people. i think the only way they can beat him is to agitate him. tyson fury has said all week that he isa tyson fury has said all week that he is a bigger draw than wilder and when he got onstage he was heckled by the fans. that's an indication that fury will enjoy a sizeable support. at the staples center buying me a new three years to the day when he won the title against vladimirand can he day when he won the title against vladimir and can he cause other upsetin vladimir and can he cause other upset in boxing? cardiff manager neil warnock‘s seventieth birthday celebrations may have started early after his side came from behind to beat wolves 2—1. junior hoilett produced a stunning second half winner to move the welsh team out of the premier league relegation zone on the eve of his manager's landmark birth

tyson fury has been in the building today and i caught up with him. he has a new look. after the mayhem if yesterday, he was a more philosophical mood —— of yesterday. i enjoy ienjoy being i enjoy being in this state and i enjoyed being active and i enjoy this, because this could be over at any time. you have got to appreciate the time you have when you have got it because time waits for nobody as we know. time is the most precious thing we have in life so enjoy it, i enjoy everything, every moment, good, bad or indifferent, i've learnt to appreciate every bit of time we have. the fighters will come face—to—face for the last time tomorrow and we are expecting the way into pass without incident. —— the weigh in. some people said tyson fury got the psychological edge because he was more relaxed but then other people said deontay wilder was getting into fight mode, but either way, we are looking at the biggest fight in las vegas for two decades. thanks forjoining us. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahe

for tyson fury, huge and significant fight for both men. fortyson fury, an huge and significant fight for both men. for tyson fury, an opportunity to regain his heavyweight title, deontay wilder, he's been looking for anthonyjoshua, his first paper event and an opportunity to be watched by millions around the world, he will want to make a huge statement and hopefully show the dauda database anthony statement and hopefully show the dauda data base anthony joshua statement and hopefully show the dauda database anthonyjoshua with a victory here in april next year. —— show the world and hopefully fixed anthonyjoshua. thank you. the duke and duchess of cambridge visited leicester city football club today to pay tribute to those killed in the helicopter crash last month. prince william made the trip in his capacity of fa president and met the son of chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha par, who died alongside four others, when the aircraft came down outside the king power stadium after a match. both spoke to players and fans at the crash site be

as tyson fury and deontay wilder come face to face ahead of saturday's wbc world heavyweight title bout in la. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along. so a dramatic night of european football for the two english teams looking to reach the knockout stages of the champions league. tottenham needed a win to keep their hope alive — and they got it — 1—0 winners over inter milan at wembley — christian eriksen off the bench to score that vital goal. liverpool though lost 2—1 at paris st—germain. so to discuss it all and the implications for qualification — our reporter adam wild is here. you could see the way those spurs players and pochettino celebrated that goal how important that was. it was absolutely vital. that was the only way they could keep alive their hopes of going through the knockout they had to beat malan at wembley this evening and even a myna be enough they'll have to go to barcelona next time out but they did just enough. these of the first half into defending whales and the effort came from harry and hitting that crossbar. in the second half the substitu

three years ago this week tyson fury shocked the sport by winning the world title. he hopes to cause a similar upset here on saturday night, albeit with a different motivation. after his victory against vladimir klitschko in 2015, fury battled drink, drugs and depression and also ballooned in weight. controversy aside, he says he now hopes to inspire others. i stand here today as an ambassador for mental health and i am the people's champion. i am the man who gives the people hope. fury‘s pre—fight antics are often designed to get under the skin of his opponents, but the authorities will hope they do not see a repeat of this at tomorrow's weigh in. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. i'm not sure you will like what i've got to say but i will try and find some brightness in there. it's been a turbulent start to the day again with lively gusts of wind, heavy rain and this was taken not too far away from neath and port talbot. these conditions are evident across england and wales, particularly with gale force winds and that, combined with heavy r

i think it went for tyson. he questioned the wisdom of having this face—to—face on the week ofa having this face—to—face on the week of a fight, you would have been there staring in your opponent's eyes, how difficult is it to control your emotions when you're so close toa your emotions when you're so close to a big fight? sometimes you have to a big fight? sometimes you have to control your emotions because you don't want to give anything away but sometimes it's fun to happen especially if the nature of the beast, these guys are boxers and they are and sometimes you can't control it. and these guys and i hate to say it but these guys really wa nt to hate to say it but these guys really want to hurt each other you know, they are two days away now from the biggest fight of their lives and it was bound to happen. they'll come face to face one more time which is at the weigh in tomorrow, are you anticipating there will be extra security? it's a big fight and what you don't want is for something to go wrong

if tyson fury makes this fight so if tyson fury makes this fight so ugly, i think what's going to happen? certain people get under your skin happen? certain people get under yourskin andi happen? certain people get under your skin and i think that tyson fury would get under your skin a little bit. as an up—and—down fight, because when you're a good fighter, you know how to agitate people and i think the only way —— the only way you can beat them is agitated. cardiff manager neil warnock‘s 70th birthday celebrations may have started early after his side came from behind to beat wolves 2—1. junior hoilett produced a stunning second half winner to move the welsh team out of the premier league relegation zone on the eve of his manager's landmark birthday. i will sleep well tonight, won't i? imean, i'm i will sleep well tonight, won't i? i mean, i'm not getting any younger, as you know. moments this, you've got to treasure. when the whistle goes, you see your family up there, it's an amazing feeling. it is going to be an extra special day tomorrow. i've got all the kids with me to

slocum of public citizen thanks so much for your time expertise tyson see later you got it. with those horrific fires in california many people whose homes were lost are now struggling to deal with insurance companies for a closer look at the root realities here's our t. correspondent the touch of sweet well here you can see about half of this mobile home park was destroyed by the wealthy fire and now building back what they lost isn't necessarily as easy is just finally an insurance claim. dusty into the rubble years of memories now in shambles the past eleven days have been surreal amy here are ten said her husband woke up in the middle of the night packed a few things and clapped their two kids and for animals it was nearly impossible to grab everything with sentimental value i don't have wedding photos i can't reproduce those i don't have some of the baby's earliest i can't reproduce that i mean there's physical items that we just appreciate artwork that we can't you know replace well george chester also lost his whom he had better luck when it came to finding things nea

slocum of public citizen thanks so much for your time expertise tyson see later you got it. with those horrific fires in california many people whose homes were lost are now struggling to deal with insurance companies for a closer look at the root realities here's our t. correspondent the taj suite here you can see about half of this mobile home park was destroyed by the wealthy fire and now building back what they lost isn't necessarily as easy is just finally an insurance claim. dusty into the rubble years of memories now in shambles the past eleven days have been surreal amy here were ten said her husband woke up in the middle of the night packed a few things and clapped their two kids and for animals it was nearly impossible to grab everything with sentimental value i don't have wedding photos i can't reproduce those i don't have some of the baby's earliest i can't reproduce that i mean there's physical items that we just appreciate artwork that we can't you know replace well george chester also lost his whom he had better luck when it came to finding things near and dea

tyson fury getting under the skin maybe of deontay wilder tyson fury ending up with his shirt off. >> as you should always. >> boxers do that. after they regained their composure this is what they had to say >> it's just -- it's the emotion that's come out of it. he always talking about how he comes from his mother's womb, no man can beat him all the things he has done if i'm so less of you, why haven't you accomplished what i accomplished >> three years since i went to germany and kicked wladimir klitschko's [ bleep ] all over dusseldorf three days until i do that to the bronze bomber. so i stand here today as the heavyweight champion of the world. >> colorful nggelaua there that is it for today's show. i'm willem marx. "worldwide exchange" is up next. ♪ [ neighing ] [ neighing ] [ sigh ] it's bring your own phone, not pony. so i could've taken the bus? yeah. bring your phone. switch your carrier. save hundreds a year with xfinity mobile. call, click or visit a store today. >>> it is 5:00 a.m you are looking live at buenos aires, argentina will pump maresident trump makel with chin

and a face—off that got physical — deontay wilder and tyson fury prepare for their heavyweight title fight on saturday. and coming up on bbc news — we look back on history for england — a0 years since viv anderson became the first black player to appear for the senior men's team. good evening. an nhs trust in shropshire has been rated inadequate in a damning review by health inspectors. the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust — which is already in special measures over claims of poor care — has significant problems in its maternity and emergency departments, according to the care quality commission. regulators also said staffing levels were unsafe, and raised questions about the trust's leadership. staff reported a culture of bullying and harassment, according to the review. it also highlighted a culture of defensiveness from the executive team. and it said staff were sometimes fearful to raise concerns. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports on the troubled nhs trust struggling to provide the service its patients deserve. this is a trust incomplete crisi

this year, though, totally different vibe and what's really cool here that's going on at tyson's corner. we have done storiesot about a of retail stores going bankrupt and even mallstt sg down too, so what tyson's corner is arting this year whi is really interesting is something called a grand box, so if you're online, a lot of us go online now shopping and there's exclusive retailers online and they're bringing those particular online, very popular online brands intore the snd giving them an actual brick and mortar retail store. it's called winky lux. it's a cosmetics brand. beauty obsessed millennials a coming and buying this make up. >> another thing you'll see here is a d.c. based online flowerde very company. that's here. it's not like a pop up store. it's a reil store that they have. and nectar is comfortable memory foam mattresses. and very, very popular online brands and also here are some shoppers. lotsf rsshoppe what time do y'all get out here this morning? >> 12:00 a.m. >> 12:00 in e morning? you're crazy. was there something that you came out here >> not really. not for the

tyson's corner i'm david culver. coming up, well tell you what aside from the big sales is folks.ting all these >>> an american missionary ki killed on an off-limits island nearly 10,000 miles away. why he posed a bigger threat to his killers than they did to him. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> well, as the turkey settles in, bargain hunters are heading out, hitting up the stores for the deep discounts out there. the shopping frenzyas been on for six hours and it's not even black friday yet. we've gotm live t coverage for you tonight on the holiday rush. he're going to begin with david culver. 's at the mall, he's live in tyson's where the night is still young. and it looks like you've got a crowd theor behind young the mall big time. >> reporter: and leon, i have to remind myself, it is stillan giving. just to think, this is going to continue all the way through the night into morrow, which is actually black friday. and so, all of this that youhe e , this is just the beginning. the lure for some, thesales. >> y

if he catches tyson fury at think he will do some break dancing but i think tyson fury will be a sleek izzy can never be using his size and its reach and these reflexes a nd size and its reach and these reflexes and his all the anger that he has been showing at the weighing, i thinkjulie kept very cool weighing, i thinkjulie kept very cool. and he was angry at everybody. —— tyson kept very cool. manchester united's alexis sanchez faces a long time out with a hamstring injury suffered in training yesterday. jose molina says it looks serious. —— jose mourinho from the people scream and away the injury happened i know it's going to bea injury happened i know it's going to be a long time. it is not going to be a long time. it is not going to be one week or ten days, the player is ready. there has been around the footballing world that the match will no longer be played in argentina. a number of the team players were attacked when the bus was at —— injured when the bus was attacked in the way to the stadium. the boss says it has lost its meaning node has been moved to the spanis

-shares slide -- tyson shares slide as they get caught in the trade war. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." time for our stock of the hour. shares in tyson foods falling the most since july as the come but he remains in the crosshairs of the u.s.-china trade war. earnings beat, but more behind the story. >> beat by $.23, but that was down to tax cuts. sales missed. take a look, you can see how the food sales have been sluggish, but actually fell this past quarter. and also guidance disappointed, the midpoint came in below what they estimated. the crux of the issue is the u.s.-china trade war and what you have is an oversupplied meat market. and now because tyson foods cannot export as much as they used to to china, that is having a problem. china is the top consumer of pork, but they put tariffs on american pork in retaliation for american tariffs on metals. so let's pork exported to china -- less pork exported to china. david: how much relief would that give them, exporting to mexico? and which do they care more about? >> e

all right here the big table with me now is tyson barker he is the program director of the fellow at the aspen institute germany here in berlin so we've gone through the night tyson and what does this all mean for the united states in the world well it sends a clear message to the world which is the u.s. continues to be politically polarized that there is no united. u.s. political let's say face image to the world message to the world the mandate here is decidedly mixed and we will see changes there will be investigative power in the house by democrats they will be able to use a subpoena they will be echoing a lot of the messages out of the investigation going after troops tax occurrence trying to use the budgetary power to make clean energy and climate change an issue but it is not the clean clear message that the world was hoping for is it though is it a lesson to the world that is you know always scrutinising american democracy that the checks and balances that the constitution provides are actually working that that's a big part of it and the other message if there is a clear mes

. >> congratulations cicely tyson. we've got more with emily blunt. >> our exclusive look on the magical set of "mary poppins returns." >> it was just so exciting. >>> then garth brooks remembers his humble beginnings. you've won't believe where he played his first show. >> it takes me right back there to it. >>> and kurt russell's santa clause transformation. >> this is the role you were born to play. >> how his new movie became a >>> the palm spring international film festival announced it will present ♪ >>> look at that picture. kurt russell and goldie hawn's family christmas came together. three generations got together for the premiere of kurt's new netflix movie "the christmas chronicles." look at kurt rocking that hair. he can pull it off. and even the movie is a bit of a family affair because kurt stars with his son oliver. >> santa claus live and in person one night only. >> kurt is santa and oliver is the dad of two kids who help. ol' st. nick save christmas. >> i was very committed to getting the right loo

brad isr flying o tyson's corner. how is it looking on the lt bey? >> well, not too shabby. we did have some back-ups on the inner loop coming toward tyson's corner, up from the annandale area. it looks like the crashea has d out. the big story is the parking lot, people in th hour, flooding in to catch the last-minute details. it is a parking garage, not a parking lot. folks are making their way through black friday deals. we'll continue to follow this. reporting live from chopper 4. >> thanks. >>> if you showed tt picture to people -- >> i would not go out there in that mess. way. no way. >> it's not just tyson's packed with traffic tonight. >> now with aimee cho is live in bethesda. i'll bet it's busy there,too. >> reporter: yeah. the crowds have died down a bit but still f ar amount of people and everyone we talked to had a good black f experience. they said the key is being prepared. getting a good night's sleep. eating and being prepared for te crowds. everywhere youurn it's clear, the holidays a officially here. and as all the shoppers show up to snag the sales, these

i'm neil degrasse tyson. your personal yooflt. you know my guest tonight as the host of something called "the late show with stephen colbert." please welcome my friend, stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> right there. >> stephen: oh, man. >> so how do you like being five inches lower than the host's chair? >> stephen: it feels right. it feels right. it's about right. you gotta have status over there. >> i'm just saying. >> stephen: you have to have status. you deserve it. host of "the late show," you got the status right there. >> i'm ready for this. you know, i don't know how many people know or know as deeply as i know how geeky you actually are. we've geeked out together a couple of times. >> stephen: it's my favorite thing to do with you. >> we had a little geek bromance. >> stephen: open a bottle of red wine and get our geek on. >> a few years ago we actually did a show in a school theater. we just talked for an hour and a half about life, the universe and everything. and in there, you expressed a

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could be a film about this, tyson to do and deontay wilder. we've seen the success of the apollo creed films —— tyson fury. they are certainly dramatic, aren't they? he's a bit of an actor, tyson fury, with taking his shirt off at the last press conference before the big fight but they've been warned about the conduct with the traditional face—off with the weigh—in. they've already had a face of. if it gets fruity again they could lose their money —— face—off. they've been warned. isn't that what the industry likes? they're selling it, but yesterday, it felt like it was more genuine. yes you're going to have a bit of bravado to solve the fight, but this felt more genuine yesterday. we will wait to see what happens later! tyson fury and deontay wilder have been warned that any repeat of the scenes at their press conference when it comes to tonight's weigh—in and they won't be paid. fury says face—offs should be stopped, as they can get out of hand. celtic did what they needed to do in the europa league, beating rosenberg 1—0

tyson fury says no. he says the rivalry with deontay wilder is jane when that not long until the fight that many of us have been waiting to see. after their pre—fight press conference descended into chaos, tyson fury‘s suggested the traditionalface—off between boxers at the weigh—in should be stopped. both he and deontay wilder have been warned they could lose their fight purse if trouble like this spills over later when the two go head to head one last time before tomorrow's fight in la. he's not going to be given the opportunity to get in me face again, because it shouldn't be like that. this is a sporting contest. many people around the world are watching this fight and it's a sport fight. this isn't a bare—knuckle street fight, it's a boxing contest at the highest level. so all that that sort of stuff shouldn't be allowed to happen, not on my behalf anyway. it will be a defining moment for both in a fight which pits the unorthodox but effective style of fury, against the raw punching power

the countdown continues to deontay wilder against tyson fury. and defending champions australia take on the irish in the hockey world cup. cameroon and mali will contest friday's third place play—off at the women's africa cup of nations with a world cup place on offerfor the winners. mali had already made history by advancing to the semi—finals for the first time thanks to a 3—2 victory over algeria. south africa's women's national football team will challenge nigeria's super falcons for the 2018 african women's title. also on friday, tyson fury and deontay wilder weigh in ahead of their world heavyweight fight in la. now, it's set to be the biggest bout of the year, and has already had its fair share of drama after wednesday's press conference descended into chaos when the two fighters posed head to head. both men have been warned about their behaviour. on saturday, wbc champion wilder will be putting his title on the line and look to defend a perfect a0 fight record, while fury is also undefeated in 27 contests. following that violence a

big fight for tyson fury this weekend. he challenges deontay wilder for the wbc heavyweight title in los angeles this weekend, and fury says living and training in california for this fight has made him a better person. ade adedoyin's been to see both fighters. it's an unusual setting for the start of fight week, not the grand arrival is we sometimes see in las vegas, instead the fighters took the opportunity to pay tribute to some of the firefighters front line dealing with the fires which damaged hundreds of homes here in la and resulted in the death of over 84 people. tyson fury has been through his own personal problems and plans to donate some of the money from this boat to charity. there are a lot of homeless people on the street here, more than i have seen in my life. i stay in downtown la and if you go five minutes down the road there are thousands of homeless people, you would think you could be in world country. it's a crisis situation and something needs to be done about it. i am just an outsider with an opinion

tyson's corner constantly approves against that. this brings the crowds. and they are able to refresh ithings and keep relevant and make it more of an experience than anything. th's what we see here. big crowds already, a lot of these peoe were here before the stores were hoep open perhaps trying to get out of tho . we can show you that as people making their way around the mall. when it's cold it helps to be indoors. they keep the experience fresh. the decorations are up. and we have seen for a good while. intereing talking to folks here. not everyone is out and about taking advantage of the sales. >> i'm waiting for dacyberm that's when the big sales are for clothing. this isy. but cybermonday is way better. you get like more than 3he off. >> i first walked in the mall today my first intention was buy.g stu and when i saw the line i was okay i'm just watching a movie get something to eat. wait until it cools down. the deals will stay going on all today and tomorrow. >> and so a good number of the folks we talked already hereju for the movies, the atertai

it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> leading the news, a spectacular touchdown millions of miles away after what nasa called 7 minutes of terror. the inside spacecraft stuck the landing on mars and will now study the red planet's secrets below the surface. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> touchdown confirmed. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the successful landing of nasa's insight marks the space agency's return to mars. an $814 million mission that came down to a touchdown after traveling 300 million miles. >> we call it 7 minutes of terror because you white knuckle it the whole time. >> reporter: launching in may, the the interior of mars hit 3,000 degrees, using a heat shield, parachute and rockets to slow its descent from 12,000 to 5 miles an hour. >> what the team pulled off today is truly historic. >> reporter: insight has finished its harrowing journey, a first dusty look as it begins its groundbreaking work on mars. miguel almaguer, nbc ne

and deontay wilder and tyson fury square up before their fight. arsenal's europa league match against vorskla poltava on thursday has been relocated to kiev because of security concerns following ukraine's decision to impose martial law amid rising tensions with russia. unai emery‘s side have already guaranteed their progression to the knockout stages but they are yet to seal top spot in theirgroup. it is clear they are playing in ukraine, not in this town but in kiev, i think. ukraine, not in this town but in kiev, ithink. they ukraine, not in this town but in kiev, i think. they will move their supporters. in 90 minutes we also wa nt to supporters. in 90 minutes we also want to do our work, here, like we are preparing previously. as the the champions league group stage approaches its conclusion, there are a number of big teams on the cusp of an exit, includng last year's finallists, liverpool, who were beaten 2—1 by paris st germain on wednesday. goals from juan bernat and neymar helped the french champions into a 2—0 lead. james milner ma

it's why all of the tyson chicken that bears his name is raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. >>> leading the news, a spectacular touchdown millions of miles away after what nasa called 7 minutes of terror. tuck the e spacecraft landing on mars and will now study the red planet's secrets below the surface. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> touchdown cfirmed. cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the successful landing ofasa's insight marks the space agency's return to mars. an $814 million mission that cameown to a touchdown after traveling.00 million mil >> we call it 7 minutes of terror because youle white knu it the whole time. >> reporter: launching in may, the first study to study thein terior of mars hit 3,000 degrees, using a heat shield, parachute and rockets to slow its descent from 12,000o 5 miles an hour. >> what the team pulled off today is truly historic. >> reporter: insight has finished its harrowing journey, begins dusty look as it its groundbreaking work on mars. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> congra

hello, i'm tulsen tollett, coming up in your wednesday sport briefing: deontay wilder and tyson fury get set to go head—to—head in their press conference ahead of saturday's heavyweight bout in las vegas. paris saint germain host liverpool in the champions league, with both neymar and kylian mbappe set to play after recovering from injury. you can expect fireworks in las vegas later, when deontay wilder and tyson fury square up in front of the world's media. wilder says their wbc world heavyweight fight on saturday is the biggest bout of the year. if he wins, a unification fight between him and anthonyjoshua could be next. wilder's got to get past fury first, though, who we know can pull off a shock. both neymar and kylian mbappe trained for paris saint germain ahead of their champions league match against liverpool later. the pair were injured during the international break playing for their respective countries, and although their club has dominated domestically this season they've struggled in europe. so here's here's the math that's involved — if liverpool beat them and nap

tyson, buy, hold or sell. >> which one was it? tyson, no, tyson had a bad quarter. i'm sorry. >> sell, sell, sell. >> they got to get it together let's go to zach in pennsylvania zach >> caller: what up, jim. i'd like to hear your thoughts on anterra resources. >> one of the only ones i like is bp because it yields 6% and just raised the dividend so i'm not worried about whether it can pay it let's go to cory in tennessee. cory >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: i'm a fan of you and your show. >> thank you >> caller: my question is on the lululemon, lulu stock ticker. >> high multiple anything including apparel is being -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> i don't want to sell it but i'm trying to give you both sides of the story mitchell in california mitchell >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: and i'm calling you about ticker symbol tlnv >> oh, my god. there are a million talends software getting crushed simp simple -- what kind of market is this it's awful steven and the illini. >> ca

tyson is crazy huge now. i lived there five years ago. it was nut. and now it's crazy big. i feel like it's moving all the way out. eventuallyowoving outd shenandoah valley. >> we're coming forya. >> listen, if you're headed out in the shenandoah valley, the leaves have changed. it seemed to change overnight. but i think from the weather that we got last night, pretty strong breezes took down a lot of the leaves we rehad. ly hasn't been that good of a fall for fall foliage. >> nailed that. >> i nailed it. i've been working on it. i haven't even needed to say it that much because we hav't had much of it at all this year. t least the beautiful fall foliage. we still have the leaves out there. they are dropping quickly with the breezy conditions. for your saturday morning , activitif you're headed out to get coffee, know they have light showers out walking the dog, showers will come to anutnd after abo 9:00. it's going to become breezy. ,f you want to rake the leav better idea to do it on sunday. we're not going to have this wind yet. this afternoon is going to be dry, but we'

"it's me, mike tyson. when you come home from the hospital, we're going to get matching face tattoos and fly pigeons." [ laughter ] i said, "no we not. i don't need your crazy rubbing off on me. [ laughter ] i'm already crazy. my head is already messed up." >> seth: oh. >> see g, let me tell you something, man. walmart think they done paying me. okay? they think they done. >> seth: uh-huh. i'm sure -- >> we'll see. [ laughter ] i don't know the long time -- i long term -- the long term? >> seth: yeah. >> the long term -- >> seth: the long-term effects. >> you see? that's $500,000 right there. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what the long-term effects of this brain damage was. >> seth: yeah. >> if i started acting messed up in ten years, they're gonna hear from my attorney. >> seth: right. >> "tracy morgan just tried to make love to his french bulldog. we want $5 million. [ laughter ] and the dog want $2 million for pain and suffering." [ laughter ] you know what's so messed up? when i settled

and tyson fury tells us it's nothing short of a miracle that he's in a position to fight for a world heavyweight title. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, celtic have given themselves a great chance of reaching the knockout stage of the europa league by securing a 1—0 win away at rosenborg this evening. good evening. the man who served as donald trump's lawyer and close adviser for over a decade has admitted lying to congress in connection with the presidential campaign two years ago. michael cohen said he'd misled a committee that's investigating possible russian intereference in the race for the white house. mr cohen had already admitted breaking the law on campaignfunding. it's the latest twist in the investigation that's cast a shadow over the first two years of the trump presidency. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. michael cohen was donald trump's mr fix—it — a centralfigure in the billionaire‘s business empire. but the lawyer who used to make mr trump's problems go away now potentially poses a huge problem himself for the president. mr cohen has

lesser think you are aides here at the big table with me is tyson barker used program director and fellow at the aspen institute germany here in berlin ties and also once worked with the u.s. state department is good to have you here on the program size in your this vote. we're hearing that it could have huge consequences for the united states abroad. really i think that there well it's a mixed vote obviously and you know what we're looking at is something where it looks likely that the republicans will extend their control of the senate and then lose control of the house what will happen most likely is that the democrats will use that check to really employ investigative powers investigative authorities and those will primarily focus on the russian investigators the moeller investigation the other way that it could change relations abroad particularly with europe as i can see the democrats nancy pelosi as leadership looking to put conditions in budget passing budget passage that would require essentially compliance with the paris climate accords that would be a hard fight obviously the p

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, all the build—up to the big fight as tyson fury and deontay wilder prepare to go head—to—head with the wbc world title in los angeles. —— for the wc world title. good evening. the bank of england is warning of an immediate economic crash if the uk leaves the european union without a deal. the bank's forecast is of a shock to growth more damaging than the financial crisis of 2008, with the economy shrinking by 8%. the governor, mark carney, says interest rates would rise, house prices would fall, and unemployment would increase. the warning comes as the government publishes its own economic analysis, suggesting britain will be poorer under all brexit scenarios than if it remained in the european union. in a moment the view from westminster, but first here's our business editor, simonjack. enter brexit centrestage. a man with a warning. leaving the eu without a deal could trigger an economic crash worse than the one that followed the financial crisis. we have constructed a worst case no deal, no transition brexit scenario with a series of event

to the right and here the big table with me tyson barker his program director and fellow at the aspen institute germany here in berlin and to my far right is young teisho he is the director of the german marshall fund of the united states here in berlin gentlemen welcome guys it's for his votes would have huge consequences for the united states abroad is it well i mean to be extent that foreign policy is becoming domestic policy i think that's the case i mean the first thing that the house is going to do a difficult against us demand to see troops tax returns they're going to demand to see the. the results of the investigation they're going to pursue that multiple committees they're going to try to draw links with the trump administration the trump corporation and russia i think we're going to see a lot of the the trump putin russia story continue to play out in more serious terms with subpoena power behind it and do you really think that even if the democrats are in power the hell. that we're really going to see double trips tax returns i think that that is pretty much a guarantee i

[applause]. >> sicily tyson. [applause]. i love me ms. tyson. we started this process many many years ago. we have been eyewitnesses to some of the most amazing moments in history and some of the most historic figures in american politics, but 30 years ago minyan and i worked on a campaign. we learned one day that the leaders of the campaign wanted to put the quote unquote hierarchy of the campaign on one floor and everyone else on the bottom floors. as you imagine the hierarchy didn't look like any of us, but everyone on the bottom did and so that afternoon and i see my brother who is a part of that journey as well-- well, guess what, we decided to go upstairs and find ourselves an empty room and turned it into a room that was open to everyone because as colored girls we shall not be moved to. we've been moving in politics ever sense. if it were up to us, on election day on tuesday november 6, we would make sure we change the face of congress, change the face of statehouses and get ready to kick out the men in the white house. [applause]. >> wh

mi "it's me tyson. when you come home from the hospital, we're going to get matching face tattoos and fly pigeons." [ laughter ] i said, "no we not. i don't need your crazy rubbing off on me. [ laughter ] i'm already crazy. my head is already messed up."et >> oh. >> see g, let me tell you something, man. walmart think they done paying me. okay? they think they done. >> seth: uh-suh. i' -- >> we'll see. [ laughter ] i don't know the long time -- i long term -- the long term? >> seth: yeah. >> the long term -- >> seth: the long-term effects. you see? that's $500,000 right there. >> seth: really? [ laughter ]'t >> i dnow what the long-term effects of this brain damage was. >> seth: yeah. >> if i started actingd up in ten years, they're gonna hear from my attorney. >> seth: right. >> "tracy morgan just tried to make love to his french bulldog. we want $5 million. [ laughter ] and the dog want $2 million for pain and suffering." [ laughter ] you know what's so messed up? when i settled to them, my brother wo

"it's me, mike tyson. when you come home from the hoital, we're going to get matching face tattoos and fly pigeons." [ laughter ] i said, "no we not. i don't need your crazy rubbing off [ me. ughter ] i'm already crazy. my head is already mes." >> seth: oh. >> see g, let me tell you something, man walmart think they done paying me. okay? they think they ne. seth: uh-huh. i'm sure -- >> we'll see. [ laughter ] i don't know the long time -- the long term -- the long term? >> seth: yeah. >> the long term -- >> seth: the long-term effects. >> you see? that's $500,000 right there. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what the long-term effects of this brain damage was.>> eth: yeah. >> if i started acting messed up in ten years, they're gonna hear from my attorney. >> seth: right.>> tracy morgan just tried to make love to his french bulldog. we want $5 million. [ laughter ] and the dog want $2 million for pain and suffering." [ laughter ] you know what's so messed up? when i settled with them, my brothe

"it's me, mike tyson. when you come home from the hospital, we're going to get matching face tattoos and fly pigeons." [ laughter ] i said, "no we not. i don't need your crazy rubbing off on me. [ laughter ] i'm already crazy. my head is already messed up." >> seth: oh. >> see g, let me tell you something, man. walmart think they done paying me. okay? they think they done. >> seth: uh-huh. i'm sure -- >> we'll see. [ laughter ] i don't know the long time -- the long term -- the long term? >> seth: yeah. >> the long term -- >> seth: the long-term effects. >> you see? that's $500,000 right there. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> i don't know what the long-term effects of this brain damage was. >> seth: yeah. >> if i started acting messed up in ten years, they're gonna hear from my attorney. >> seth: right. >> "tracy morgan just tried to make love to his french bulldog. we want $5 million. [ laughter ] and the dog want $2 million for pain and suffering." [ laughter ] you know what's so messed up? when i settl

idea he doesn't have a science background call at climatology ecologists but just like neil degrasse tyson he is a brilliant astrophysicist but deep space is the antithesis of climate. if you want to know what's going on on pluto you call him if you want to know what causes floods in houston there is neil degrasse tyson saying you need to walk to work now it's all your fault. it's the ability of television to give them expertise they have not earned and they say he must know what he's talking about but if you look into his past he doesn't. he probably knows more about science than i do because he did 20 years doing experiments on tv that forgive me if i don't cede control of the entire economy to a guy who wrote an article in the nation magazine about how it is killing us all. i find it fascinating that one of the great intellectual leaders is beyoncÉ. [laughter] . >> or leonardo. sure he cares with his own carbon footprint. >> it is remarkable they put them forward. >> he puts out documentary after documentary i think he has a partnership with cnn but then he has a victoria's secret mode

finally on over to tyson, the chicken, pork, as well as beef production making company. this is a china trade story. in its guidance for 2019, for the fact that there is just too market.t in the u.s. let's pull of revenue growth. you can see that starting to go into slowing growth here, and you can see that ever since december it has been down, down, down. one interesting thing is its new ceo said that because china does not have any -- anything to do right now with tyson foods, that it is all upside at this point. really interesting stuff. when you start with zero, anything is a good thing. >> thanks so much for that. coming up next, we will talk to council's business president. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak: asia." asean nations10 as well as six others gathering this week. our next guest believes they have plenty to do over there. >> we have the trade tensions front and center, given the escalating trade war, and the impact it has had, set to check on how that is impacting u.s.-asean relations. how have these relations been impacted by the u.s.-china trad

. >> let's check in with susan up early and live at the mall in tyson corner. how is it looking out there? >> chris, i can't get over. there's a ton of people out here and we came here at 4:15 this morning and it was packed. we had no problem finding any parking spaces, but i can tell you over the next couple of hours, it'sng to get packed even more. of course i have to give you some tips on how to shop and the best apps so i have a couple for you that are my best go tos. one of them is cled shop savvy. i downloaded this a couple of years ago, but it gives you up to date deals. what i like about this is you n take your phone and use it as a bar code scanner. so if you see something in the store that you like that you're wondering if you can get it cheaper somelhere , you put your phone over that and scan the bar code and the app will tell y where the prices are and if there's better ones out there. the other o i lik is called coupon's app. this will give you promo code. if you're online that's a great one to use and also another is just the store specific app.

leave it for the ring — after ugly scenes at their press conference — tyson fury and deontay wilder are warned they won't be paid if their weigh—in boils over tonight. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. a liquid—only diet ofjust 800 calories a day will be prescribed to thousands of patients with type 2 diabetes. the nhs in england is piloting the treatment, after a trial helped more than half of those involved to reverse the condition. in the uk, more than three million people are living with type 2 diabetes — a condition that's strongly linked to diet and lifestyle. treating people with type 2 diabetes costs the nhs 8.8 billion pounds a year. and according to public health england, the number of diabetics will rise by one million by 2035. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. it's about cutting down. you know, small steps... at a community centre in leeds, the battle against diabetes is under way. reducing portion sizes and how frequent you have these naughty foods and all that... all the people here were on the cusp of developing type 2 diabetes. now th

and tyson fury and dealt a welder have been warned that any repeat of this could mean they will lose their purse. more on those stories that 11.30. police in county durham are calling for parents to take responsibility for their "out of control" teenagers — after officers were surrounded and attacked by a group of up to 100 children. it happened in stanley earlier this month, but the force has just released body cam footage of the incident. (tx sor) 0ver over the last few weeks, we have faced outbreaks of out—of—control children in the town centre. a hard—core group of around 20 people who threw bricks, fireworks, and attacked my officers. 0ne pcso was punched in the face by a young person. disorder of this kind is unacceptable. violence against our officers will not be tolerated. action will be taken against all individuals involved in the incident that night. whilst there is a hard—core group of individuals involved in this incident, there are many people stood on the sidelines. young people who are going to affect their life chances by continuing to engage in this type o