and melbourne. coley scored 82. not out as indiana chase down pakistan total of $159.00 on the last fall at the match. the win sparked wild celebrations across india. the pur, forget to print to wiley, a hint fest next sunday w news. it is the environment magazine info africa including a report on solar ovens giving moroccans and alternative to burning wood to stay with us. it can for that. in the meantime, i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. take care with ah, with a africa agricultural ways, pure energy within you can power your vehicle with and of course fertilize your crops. how does this work in practice? in we showcase examples from the ivory coast in eco africa. next. okay, w o. oh, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows

now let sir check out some other stories from the world of sports at crickets t 20 world cup v rad coley lead in the i to a dramatic victory over arch rivals, pakistan in melbourne. cali scored 82, not out as india chase down pakistan tote exhaust several of a 159 on the last ball of the match. the win sparked while celebrations across india. the perfect gift for the wiley, a hindu festival, and in tennis, 19 year old holger ruiner caused an upset by beating top seeds. the finest sits the pass to win the stock home open. denmark's ruiner seated 7 beat degree in straight sets to add a 2nd 80 p for title to the one he earned in munich earlier this year in motor g p. francesco, been yeah, yeah. one the malay see in grand prix to edge closer to his 1st of a championship that you, cassie ryder will be crown champion if he finishes higher than 15th at this season's finale in valencia, in 2 weeks time. so we got his reminder of the top story we're following for you. also people have been killed as jihadist gunmen, storm the hotel, in somali port of kiss maya authorities say pupils leaving and n

and as crickets t 20 will, comp v rat coley lead india to a dramatic victory of arch rivals pakistan in melbourne. cali scored $82.00 north south is india chase down pakistan's total of $100.00? $59.00 on the last of the match when spock wild celebrations across india. perfect gift for the hindu festival, the while. that's it from me up. next world stories looks at rushes, recruitment dr for the ukraine will. will all psycho thanks for watching. taken with them. what secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.

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sources tell mike cnn coley, john miller, when pelosi called 911, he was trying to communicate with theispatchers in secret so the assailant would not figure out what he was doing. he had the phone near him, he was talking in code. it was an astute 911 dispatcher who are able to get police over quickly, who was attempting not to get the assailant angrier than he already was, forced to talk in code to a 911 dispatcher. >> quick thinking to make the call and ability of the dispatcher to act on it probably saved his life. a search of the facebook page turned up a post about january 6th. what else has been uncovered? >> reporter: review of social media show he had memes, conspiracy theories, list of different things he was attached to about covid vaccines, conspiracies about the 2020 election, january 6th attack. acquaintance told cnn, he seemed out of touch with reality. depape posted links on facebook page with multiple videos falsely claiming the 2020 election was stolen. >> was the suspect known to law enforcement? >> reporter: our sources say he was not known to law enforcement. you is

myers and coley are county from naples going north along the i-4 more middle-of-the-road and look rightlynk americans, she is amoral, the word equity which is new racism from the left is really what they are putting in here. that is what kamala harris is doing. it's not about floridians. she actually doesn't care, that's my thought on. her own actions and her own words no different then to california, she doesn't care as long as you are useful but on this one, if i were a political advisor i would say boy, did you get the geography, the demographics, the economic situation completely wrong. my sister lives in punta gorda on the west coast of florida. she happens to be a black woman. she doesn't need the help, she is well prepared she has had damage. why would you give her something she doesn't need based on what you are saying? >> harris: because they need the votes. >> david: they are not getting my sisters boat. >> harris: they are already losing hispanic votes and they need diverse votes and make no mistake they inc. this will work and it's also the home of governor desantis handling t

laura: there was a subject of your article, olivia coley pearson, who is from coffee county, georgia. is a swing state. she was charged twice for assisting people who have difficulty reading and assisting them when they voted. can you tell me what happened to her case? aliyya: a lot of the people that she helps are afraid to vote. they see what happened to her and they see it as well if you are a city commissioner who has been criminally charged for using this this legal right to to help people to vote, what is going to happen to me as someone who is not in a position of power, someone who struggles to read, will i be criminally charged as well? will i be getting in trouble for exercising this legal right? and olivia pearson has been trying to convince them that, you still should be exercising this. but as you can understand, it's a challenge. in south georgia. and it is a challenge across the country. laura: your analysis shows that "if low literacy counties had turnout similar to high literacy counties, they could have added up to about 7 million votes to the national total." aliyya

their 1st when solomon target of 206, and both playing that cheaply in reply to win by 104 others. coley hits another dis, somebody, siblings is india beat, another little totally school based. and $62.00 with india will mis matched by $56.00 rooms. india held the group to this when coming up for a less full victory over pakistan in the opening match. and india's cricket ball district, positive blow f agenda, quality men's and women's national plan will not receive the same much faith. countries also announced that a women's indian premier league could begin as early as next year. okay, more for me in a couple of hours time that i saw you sports is looking for now some thank some on time the well that's it for this news hour, but i'm back in a moment with another full show. so do stay with us here in al jazeera. ah, the down button is an important part of indian culture. it's no surprise in many people want to, but it can be in one doctor and one tried to both family expectations and cultural tradition. i guess the way now with the reality of working in the giving you destroying body wit

africa posted a target of 206 in bold, bangladesh. ow cheaply in reply to win by a 104 runs there at coley, had another decisive innings as indian beat the netherlands. scully scorned an unbeatable 62. is india one this match by 56 runs india on top of route 2 bucks on our endanger avenue, early exit after a 2nd street last they suffered a shock. one ran defeat against him. bob, when perth bux, i'm finished on a 129. for 8 chasing a $131.00 to win. and that is our your spot for now is cyril back to you? all right bar. thank you very much. appreciate all the coverage that is all for this news news. our, my colleague, me barker in london will be back in a moment and more of the day's news. ah. mm hm. the latest news as it breaks for many, this is a referendum on your bike and the 1st 2 years in the white house and the polls us to be believe it won't be good news for the democrats with detailed coverage. oh, it says the flood that level fine, it's receiving, but that's not the only concern here from around the world. the situation is far from stable in this region. and ukrainian military forc

it's susan 6, both playing with a shout, chiefly in reply to win by a $104.00 rows fair at coley, hit another decisive endings of india beat the netherlands. holy school that i'm beaten. 62 india will mismatch by 56 runs in the hope a group to this when coming up for a less bull victory over pakistan and their own thing much more pakistan in danger of an early exit after a 2nd straight last they suffered a shot one run the face in per i'm finished on a $129.00 for a chasing a $131.00. when it was in bad voice 1st. ever went outside the 1st round of amend t. 20 woke up and in the n. b a. miami and bid portland's best season and 31 years out of bio school to 18 points for the beat. trailblazer is $11998.00 and the books now the only defeated team this is all right, that is how useful is looking. finance. andy, thank you very much, appreciate all the sports coverage. that's it from me for now i will be back in just a moment with more news. stay with elsa. ah ah and a is an important part of indian culture. it's no surprise and many people want to, but it can be interesting ones on that a

her friends coley -- created a collaboration in which eleanor as first lady created a platform for these leaders, many of whom pushed the administration to be more inclusive and representative of all americans. as mary mcleod bethune did in official and unofficial capacities, she was immeasurably influential in the new deal era. she is so deserving of today's honor. she would be featured in an exhibit at the fdr library this spring on race and the roosevelts. i hope you all will consider you -- consider traveling to hyde park. dr. bethune said "without faith, nothing is possible, with face -- faith nothing is impossible." it is my honor to introduce one of our panelists, dr. black, trustee of the fdr roosevelt presidential library and renowned historian who has devoted much of her life to telling my grandmother's story. she has written and edited 10 books on eleanor roosevelt and women in public policy. she's a distinguished visiting scholar at the miller center at the university of virginia, and senior advisor to former secretary of state hillary clinton and the library -- library and p