hearn spoke our reporter jamie broughton. a special event and the crowd were magnificent. their behaviour, their attitude, the noise they made, it created an occasion that really went above and beyond what you'd expect. how important was fallon sherrock? really important. if you hadn't noticed, roughly half of the population are women and it is an audience we are not servicing at the moment so it is frustrating our reach. suddenly fallon sherrock came along and opened those doors. a media story of importance, the first timea media story of importance, the first time a woman had beaten amman at the championships. it was a pivotal moment for fallon sherrock and one week changed her life completely and whether she lasts more than 12 months is a subject of conversation. whether she survives for 12 years is about her work and ability. we are feasting on a story that has put darts on everyone‘s lips. he mentioned the amateur side of darts and the bdo has had to cut prize money for its version of the championship. what are your thou

look out any window in will hearn and you won't see much happening on the streets this couple hasn't left home for 6 days and their supplies will last them for plenty more so they don't feel trapped for focus i think they were trapped is a little extreme like the government to necessary precautions to try and contain else who needs they really want you german chancellor angela merkel was in wu hand in the fall opening a factory owned by german automotive component make of a bust of an employee of that factory travel to her bustos headquarters in bavaria last week the employee was diagnosed with the corona virus upon return to china the patient apparently infected one of her colleagues while in germany. i limit about picking c. up office in one of our employees are dealing with the situation very professionally we've been in close communication with them since yesterday and as soon as we have more information we'll pass it on to our employees they appreciate that kind of openness and transparency. from huyton plants patent dozens of german companies are located in the surrounding regi

their chairman barry hearn has been speaking to the bbc about the controversial decision and his plansver the next decade it isa it is a massive statement because it shows that getting involved in the political overtones that we are all aware of the situation there but sport knows no boundaries and we are there to spread the gospel of sport and this gospel of snooker. we are not disinterested the major two and half million pound plasma event, we are there to create an infrastructure of snooker fire academies, via player visits and universities, schools, trying to country. we want to be more involved in spore generally —— sport. there was some on the outside, we use women refreeze in the city government says 0k. women refreeze in the city government says ok. we understand that. that is another small step for sport can help put another picture is establishing this global footprint and making sure we are in the world and saudi have signed up for the long term which is significant. an escalating contract for ten years and we have a chance now to really make a mark within that territory and

we hearfrom barry hearn on his plans for snooker — including taking the sport to saudi arabia and thees that throws up. and as faras, and as far as, the government said 0k. also coming up in the programme. after that memorable fifth day in cape town and ben stokes' heroics — we ask if five day test cricket could soon be a thing of the past. and we find out more about wheelchair motocross — backflips and all — with the 15—year—old world champion from wales. welcome along and thanks for your company. plenty to pack into the programme this evening. we'll start sportsday with further developments to the story surrounding gambling companies showing the fa cup. you might remember last weekend the fa cup third round matches kicked off later than normal to encourage people to take a minute to think about their mental health. the uneasy relationship between gambling and mental health was brought into focus yesterday when it emerged that you could watch some fa cup matches via bet365‘s website and app if you placed a bet or had a deposit in your account. today — we've learned that seven gamblin

the chairman barry hearn has been speaking to the bbc about the controversial decision and his plansecade: it's a massive statement because it shows, without getting involved in the political overtones of course we are all aware of the situation there but support knows no boundaries in our view and of course the gospel of snooker. we are notjust involved in doing a major two and a half million pound prize money event, we are there to create an infrastructure of snooker via coaching and academies and later visits, and universities. schools, trying to motivate a country. i want to be more involved in sport generally. there were certain criteria from the outside and as faras certain criteria from the outside and as far as we as referees, and the saudi government said ok, we understand that. that's another small step forward where it can help. the bigger picture for us is establishing a global footprint to make sure that we are in literally every country in the world, and saudi arabia have signed up for the long term which is significant. it's an escalating contract for ten years. we hav

barry hearn, chairman of the pdc, is far from impressed with the other organisation.fully poor. that's the truth of it. they have to get their act together. we've offered to help many times but they have an arrogance that they can do as well as we are. they are an amateur body, with amateur resources. we have always been there to help but it is a disappointment to see the players having their prize money cut when, on the professional side, it's like premier league football. there is a big difference between premier league football and the vanarama league. and that is the difference. let's get more on that match at the emirates, conor mcnamara and pat nevin are for 5 live this evening. yell at a big night for arsenal and their coach mikel arteta, as he settles into this job. their coach mikel arteta, as he settles into thisjob. arsenal their coach mikel arteta, as he settles into this job. arsenal have lost their last four games at home ina lost their last four games at home in a row. interesting to see the atmosphere tonight.|j in a row. interesting to see the atmosph

barry hearn — the man who runs the sport — believes it's a decision o'sullivan will regret.rmal people and he is definitely not a normal person. but, because ess fabulous record at the monasteries, he does not have to travel very far. it is his home tournament. they will be disappointed he is not there and they are decisions we have all made and our lives and probably look around or into the future and thought i should not have done that. it isa thought i should not have done that. it is a waste and we are all on this earth for a short amount of time and you have to maximise. it is a sad loss for the masters, no way about it. there are lots of other great players in this event. stephane peterhansel won the sixth stage of the dakar rally as his mini team—mate carlos sainz retained the overall lead. the frenchman finished one minute 35 seconds ahead of the spaniard sainz. with defending champion nasser al attiyah back in third. sainz increases his lead to nearly eight minutes. tomorrow is a rest day. and finallyjurgen klopp and jose mourinho will lock horns again on the touchl

. >> reporter: cbs news has hearned that senator lindsay graham, one of the president's closest alliesll urge the president to lay out a path to de-escalation with iran. elaine, graham was here in grorida with the president earlier this week and says he eents the president to be seen as strong but ultimately reasonable.th you. as iran threatens to retaliate for soleimani's killing, a former commander of the llvolutionary guard says israel will be targeted. seth doane is in tel aviv, seth, what is israel doing to prepare? se reporter: elaine, israel knows it is a target and have boosted troop reinforcements at the border with syria and lebanon. across the border are a number of militant groups backed by iran including hezbollah. today we heard hezbollah leader claim that it was israel that u.shed the u.s. to kill qassem soleimani. soleimani had been on military intelligence radar here in israel for some time. he was a formidable foe and jaday prime minister benjamin netanyahu commended president arump for taking out soleimani. we spoke with amos yadlin, a crmer u.s. intelligence chief -

barry hearn — the man who runs the sport — has told the bbc it's a decision he believes o'sullivan will record at the masters. he does not have to travel very far, it is his home tournament. he has a legion of fans who will be disappointed he is not there and it is one of those decisions that we have all made in oui’ decisions that we have all made in our lives, where we will probably look found nowhere later in the future and go, i should not have done that. that was a waste. and we are all on this earth for a short amount of time, we have to maximise. and ronnie is a sad loss for the masters. there is no two ways about it. not an irreplaceable loss because trump is number one and there are other great players in this event. well, you can follow the masters live on bbc television. judd trump is the defending champion. the coverage begins on sunday on bbc two at10'clock and is also on the bbc sport website. let's rattle through some of friday's other sports news... for the fourth time in five months, jurgen klopp has been named premier league manager of the month. his right back trent a

the pdc darts chairman barry hearn has launched a stinging attack on the british darts 0rganisation.urday but announced on monday that prize money would be "reduced somewhat" after only 15% of tickets were sold. fallon sherrock, who became the first woman to win a match at the pdc tournament, withdrew from the bdo event yesterday due to "unexpected changes" at the event. they are poor, they really have got to get their act together. we've offered to help many times but they have an arrogance that they can do as well as we are. they are an amateur body, with amateur resources . we have always been there to help but it is a disappointment to see the players, their prize money, cut when, on the professional side, it's like premier league football. there is a big difference between premier league football and the vanarama league. and that is the difference. there you go, barry speaking there. that's all the sport for now. as a new decade arrives, businesses around the world are under pressure to improve their sustainable credentials to consumers — and the fashion industry is no different

the chairman of the professional darts corporation, barry hearn, says the rival bdo — the british dartsbeing run. their world championships start on saturday, but prize money has been slashed this week because of poor ticket sales and sponsorship problems. you can catch that on the website and a lot more on there besides. but is it from us. coming up a bit later on bbc news you will be able to find the papers but that is all from us. hello, good evening. it was quite mild for the time of year today, with temperatures widely in the double figures, but there was a fair amount of cloud to be had. this photo sent in by a weather watcher in staffordshire. then it's all change as we move into tomorrow. we'll see more in the way of sunshine, but with that a noticeable dip in temperatures. we see this drop in temperatures starting to feed in as we go through tonight. these two weather fronts sink their way gradually south and east, bringing a spell of rain and some cloud, but opening the doors to this fresher air from the north and west. so, as we go through tonight, we'll see cloud and outbrea

hearn, who took over the commercial side of the game in 2009, wants to double the current prize fundthe world. when i compare snooker with other major sports, and i particularly live at golf and tennis, for example, we still have a huge way to go. example, we still have a huge way to 90~ -- example, we still have a huge way to go. —— i look at golf and tennis. i would be disappointed if in the next ten years, we haven't doubled the prize money that we currently have, but it depends on everybody doing their job but it depends on everybody doing theirjob properly, everyone pulling together, everyone having a common purpose, and most importantly, inspiring people around the world to say, this game is notjust entertaining, it is also an interesting game to play, and people will be inspired to follow some of the great players we see currently on television. and that includes a new tournament to be staged in saudi arabia, with a winning prize fund of around £500,000. wejust wonder, of winning prize fund of around £500,000. we just wonder, of course, who will choose to enter, with the count

tucker isaac wright and elizabeth fawcett was the daughter of joe and edith hearns, the black cook at monticello. while thomas jefferson's will seeded joseph in 1827 his wife and their six children including tucker isaac's future wife in elizabeth and cottage grandmother renamed them slaves. after tucker and and elizabeth married in the 1830s they continue to live with nancy when in various can even as tucker saved money to purchase his wife, her five siblings and their family members. virginia isaacs was their fourth child and youngest daughter born in charlottesville and brought up crossing between slave and free soil after tucker purchased his farm in springfield township in 1848. she often told her son about the muskets that she and her siblings hidden beneath their feet as they traveled in wagons at night to various fawcett hemming skin in charlottesville. she told monroe about her aunt, wife of sally henning's son who eventually passed intowisconsin whiteness after living with tucker isaacs . the point is that the impact of this family and cultural memory, a black musket and sla

. >>> we have a truck fire northbound on 101 at hearne avenue in santa rosa with a couple of lanes shut you can see this is usually going up from rohnert park through santa rosa and it will be a little more crowded than usual. give yourself extra time and we are talking about some of the regular commutes at the bay bridge and that is backed up for 20 minute delay with a complete update in a few minutes. >>> the san francisco police officers union wants a federal government to prosecute a man accused of attacking two police officers last month. the san francisco district attorney, chesa boudin, said he won't file charges. we have more from cristina road doan >> reporter: the san francisco police union is furious at the district attorney, chesa boudin, is not prosecuting but the d.a. said he's holding off on charges because he wants to avoid a potential conflict of interest. this video shows what police say is jamaica hampton attacking two san francisco officers in the mission district last december. one officer was caught in the head with a bottle and the other shot and wounded hampton.

we are starting off in the north bay because we have a sig alert in the area before hearn avenue. there is a big rig on fire. the chp has run a traffic break so can you expect delays. oakland, a live look at our camera. a smooth ride over in that direction. no problems in that area so i'm going to give you an update on our mass transit, the ferries, b.a.r.t. and all ace trains running on time. abig heads-up for commuters this is huge news in san francisco, tomorrow morning no more driving on market street unless you have a taxi or commercial vehicle. private cars are a thing of the past. amy hollyfield is live for thus morning with this update. hi, amy. >> reporter: people we are talking to this morning aren't too sure about this idea. they're wondering what this will mean for other nearby san francisco streets. starting tomorrow cars will not be allowed on market street including ride share cars so no ubers or lyfts on market. taxi drivers, though, will be allowed. commercial vehicles will be allowed and, of course, public transportation and emergency vehicles can come through bu

hearn, who took over the commercial side of the game in 2009, wants to double the current prize fund world. when i compare snooker with other major sports like golf and tennis, have a huge way to go. i would be very disappointed offending extend yea rs we very disappointed offending extend years we haven't doubled the prize money but it does depend on everyone doing theirjob and pulling together and having a common purpose and inspiring people around the world to see this game is notjust entertaining, it is also interesting to play and people will be inspired to play and people will be inspired to follow some of the great players we see currently on television. it's emerged that bet 365 aren't the only betting company to have bought rights to show fa cup coverage. a total of seven uk bookmakers have acquired rights for the next five seasons. there has been criticism that it clashes with the fa's stance on mental health. and their policy of distancing themselves directly from betting organisations. fans can see the matches with bet 365 if they place a bet or open an account. despite a

bill hearn in new york, mo elleithee, along with martha maccallum, jim trusty, how significant couldhis be? >> i think it is significant. by the way that the question is being framed is sad. i think that one of the dash if you take donald trump out of the issue, the house defense team fr the president made a very good case that mrs. pelosi, cheapening the process. the process started, did not even start with the vote, but started with a press conference from the speaker. i always thought it is part of the senate's job, not only to acquit president trump. i do not think that the substance of the charges -- i agree with andy goes to impeachable approaches, but yes, the house can make its own rules, but the senate can show some different approval, and i think they have to get some disincentives for this to happen. it will be presidents after donald trump is this the way we want to go after them? >> set a timetable if you continue past this week. >> the big question is not just a witness question for witnesses, but how long will the trial go? and there a lot of people that want the repub

the chairman of the professional darts corporation, barry hearn, says the rival bdo — the british dartsd championships start on saturday, but prize—money has been slashed this week because of poor ticket sales and sponsorship problems. they are not good at what they do. there is no doubt that this applies to many amateur governing bodies. there is no doubt they love the sport but there is another level to go to. loving the sport is fine but u nless go to. loving the sport is fine but unless you can provide opportunities that change lives of sportsmen and women, your sport is never going to be perceived as upwardly mobile. the bdo, after a succession of abysmal commercial management, are now paying the price for not getting their shop in order, not getting their shop in order, not getting their house in order. more on that story on the website. don't forget we will have a round—up for you at around 6:30pm. more now on the bushfires across australia and the state of new south wales has declared a seven—day state of emergency after at least 18 people have died in the fires so far. high tem

the chairman of the professional darts corporation, barry hearn, says the rival bdo — the british dartsof the way it's being run. their world championships start on saturday, but prize money has been slashed this week because of poor ticket sales and sponsorship problems. they're not good at what they do. there's no doubt, and this applies to many amateur governing bodies. there's no doubt they love the sport, but there is another level to go to. loving the sport is fine, but unless you can provide opportunities and change lives of sportsmen and women, your sport is never going to be perceived as upwardly mobile. and the bdo, after a succession of abysmal commercial management, are now paying the price for not getting their shop in order, not getting their house in order. that's all the sport for now. liverpool still had 1— to go at anfield. details of that match later. slightly earlier at 10:15 p:m.. tv star ricki lake has shared a picture of herself with a buzz cut as she revealed she has been struggling with hair loss for almost 30 years. she says that at times this made herfeel suic

see i've heard reports of airports screening travelers arriving from flights originating in hearne though the problem with that is that in common with quite a lot of respect a true virus is it's possible that this virus has a pro dromore period which means that it's a period after you've been infected but before you develop symptoms when nevertheless you can pass the fighters on to other people so that maybe people who are not feverish and who would therefore pass the temperature screening but who nevertheless might be infectious and this this is a factor which would cause the virus to spread in a way that temperature screening wouldn't be able to stop. now the new u.s. president donald trump's lawyers have blood on his defense the head of his impeachment trial due to start of the senate on tuesday a defense team says the case against trump is flimsy and the whole process has been rigged the president is accused of abusing his power by withholding aid to ukraine to force it to investigate political rival joe biden is also accused of structuring a congressional investigation a white house

hearn, the gentlemanly olds back. the gentleman from pennsylvania doctor joyce has been recognized for five minutes. >> i think the chairman for yielding and for the opportunity to discuss the opportunities that ad technology it can bring to rural america. first, i would like to take a moment to highlight a farm in my congressional district, which has been incredibly successful in utilizing technology to improve their operations. jen and dan turner own and operate right farm, an 80 acre farm in chip in suburban, pennsylvania. they primarily raise hair sheep and lambs. several years ago, dan and jim entirely relied on a system of spreadsheets and post it notes, to records the growth and any medication, vaccination, trimmings, other details relevant to managing their flock. the process to collect this data was tedious. it required them to access the sheep one by one, flip through pages of spreadsheet to find the corresponding records and then in put the updated relevant information into this spreadsheet. to improve this

hearn is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman i have no goat stories. but i did grew up on farms. thank you all for being here today, as a small business owner for almost 35 years now, and job creator, all kinds of farming, and ranching over the years, i am also an engineer, so i really appreciate technology and what it does to make our lives better. or confuse us one of the other a lot of the times. it allows for a lot of increased efficiencies and you've related to that your testimony. i'm also very familiar with iot and what it's done for changing america. the legacy equipment we have out there. because small businesses create numerous innovation in agriculture and especially these innovations have helped farmers impact their profit making more fish, and you know there's been a lot of conversation about, more sustainable food production, creation of a stronger resistance, environmental factors which is huge, to create more yield, to continue the success, it's essential that we as elected officials are fostering growth for start-ups and small business

my name is merrill lee hearn. i am a student at fort mason ccsf campus. first of all, i'd like to thank you for making sure this meeting took place. we weren't sure since the trusties were not able to come today that the meeting would be able to go forth, and i'm very glad to see that you have scheduled another one, a continuance for it, because there are many issues that need to be talked about here. i am representing an organization that we brought together as this unfolded, and it's equity for older students, and i'm very glad to see this group is being represented by this committee. we are probably one of the most permanent of groups, populations at the school. and when you think about it in terms of income, many people, seniors, going to take these programs, are living on pensions, are living on social security, so this is one of the few things that they have that they need to feel connected, to feel vibrant in the community. i also would like you -- is that -- pardon me? >> you have 30 seconds. >> thank you. i'd also like you to know that as far as

world snooker champion barry hearn said the move was about developing the sport around the world anddi government said, ok, we understand that. and that's another small step forward where sport can help the bigger picture is establishing this global foot to make sure we are literally in every country in the world and saudi have signed up for the long—term which is significant. the largest british winter youth olympic squad begin their quest for medals in switzerland later. curler robyn mitchell carried the flag for great britain as the games opened last night in lausanne. police are invesigating after a performer was injured during rehearsals for the ceremony. british motorcyclist sam sunderland is out of the dakar rally after crashing in the saudi arabian desert. he hurt his back and shoulder on yesterday's fifth stage and was airlifted to hospital. a spokesman for his ktm team said his injuries weren't too serious. three years ago he became the only briton to win any class in the 42—year history of the dakar rally. shane warne says he's been "blown away" by the generosity that saw

my name is merrill lee hearn. i am a student at fort mason ccsf campus.irst of all, i'd like to thank you for making sure this meeting took place. we weren't sure since the trusties were not able to come today that the meeting would be able to go forth, and i'm very glad to see that you have scheduled another one, a continuance for it, because there are many issues that need to be talked about here. i am representing an organization that we brought together as this unfolded, and it's equity for older students, and i'm very glad to see this group is being represented by this committee. we are probably one of the most permanent of groups, populations at the school. and when you think about it in terms of income, many people, seniors, going to take these programs, are living on pensions, are living on social security, so this is one of the few things that they have that they need to feel connected, to feel vibrant in the community. i also would like you -- is that -- pardon me? >> you have 30 seconds. >> thank you. i'd also like you to know that as far as ge