. >> i think my main question always comes back to the michael phelps. human variation in sports. sports is a particular design for genetic. the curve and distribution with people who have variation that's why i struggled to get my head around that. it seems to me had higher levels of testosterone than typical for a woman much like michael phelps and giant flipper hands are a difference in nature i think part of the problem thinking through some of these issues with the scientists via journalism and your view for so many different views whether sports should be segregated in the first place. my only contribution hears first of all the changes that happened in mail puberty and how those strengths changes. first of all if you just look at males and females there is no contest. in most sports that females would never have a chance at the elite level in almost every sport. not counting golfing, archery and some others, auto racing for instance. the elite females even in the olympics, can be beaten by high school boy, it's a variation it is on a totally diffe

dana ritter washington bureau chief, cbn news, and our cochair of the club's broadcast team, and michael phelps, former publisher of the baltimore examiner. thank you one and all [ applause ]. i would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for today's event, besides the miraculous kevin winsing, and laurie rousseau at the head table, thanks go out to donna lywan, also cochair of the headliners team, the press club staff, specifically kate helster, kaitlyn cotter and executive director bill mccarron, and the folks in our broadcast operations center because without them i would not be able to do this, so at the end of 2019 the vatican reported that nearly 18% of the world's population or more than 1.3 billion people were members of the catholic church. 665,000 of them belonged to the archdiocese of washington where today's speaker serves as the 7th arch bishop. wilton daniel gregory was orr ordained to the priesthood in 1973, five years before the college of cardinals elected the first nonitalian pope in four centuries, pope john paul the second. the white

washington bureau chief, cbn news, and i mentioned the co-chair of the broadcast podcasting, and michael phelps, former publisher of the "boston examiner." thank you one and all. i'd also like to acknowledge different members of the headliners team responsible for today's event. besides the miraculous kevin wincing and lori russo at the head table, thanks go out to dinah dinewan, and special director bill mccarron. i also want to thank our broadcast center, because without them i would not be able to do this. at the end of 2019, the vatican reported that nearly 18% of the world's population, or more than 1.3 billion people were members of a catholic church. 665,000 of them belonged to the archdiocese of washington where today's speaker serves as the seventh archbishop. wilton daniel gregory was ordained to the priesthood in 1973, just five years before the college of cardinals elected the first non-italian pope in four centuries, pope john paul ii. the white smoke emerging from the sistine chapel that day was a signal that the church was changing. fast-forward to november 28, 2020, less than on

a member of the same relay team as michael phelps.adlines when he was arrested back in january at his home in colorado. since then, he has expressed remorse. he's had a tough time since he left the sport of swimming. his marriage fell apart. he lost his job. and he told swimming u.s.a., the website, that he actually lived out of his car for almost a year. but he's been getting his life back together. however, friends say that he did -- he was a supporter of trump. he did come to washington, they say, last november for the million maga march. and that he then came back to the capitol on january th. so we will have to find out exactly what the terms of this negotiated plea are, but he has expressed his desire to plead guilty to some of these charges. >> pete, really wick. keller's case is one of the more high-profile ones given his stature as an athletic celebrity. where do you think it stands compared to others who have given or been offed plea agreements? >>est mo of the time when you see these pleas instead of going to a jury trial t

it's not far off michael phelps's number of gold medals, so we have to keep pushing on. , , ., on.ou get some sleep. thanks ever so _ on. gary, we will let you get some sleep. thanks ever so much i on. gary, we will let you get some sleep. thanks ever so much and i on. gary, we will let you get some i sleep. thanks ever so much and enjoy the latest success. sarah storey�*s coach, in eastbourne. another day and another milestone for cristiano ronaldo, he's now become the highest goal scorer ever, in men's international football thanks to his brace in portugal's dramaic win over the republic of ireland, in a world cup qualifier. another manchester united fan, doubting he can still do for them on his return, at 36, will have been silenced by the way, he scored his one hundred and tenth international goal to equalise, after the irish, had taken a shock lead. that goal saw him go ahead of ali daei, who scored 109 goals for iran and he scored the winner deep into injury time to break irish hearts and to hand portugal all three points. away from the paralympics, scotland's dreams of reach