jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office.killer. what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved, but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again, another girl is dead, and another family has lost their precious daughter. >> chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one, it hurts. >> it's like a scar. >> very much so. very much so. >> do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes, but if i had to do the investigation over, i wouldn't change anything. i'm sorry he lost the love of his life, but we had a job to do, and we had to either arrest him for murder or clear him. we cleared him. >> but before jamie, before kristin, before carolyn, there was another victim who soon learned she was also connected to this horrifying series of events. her name is misty jo

it was backstage at a kevin hart concert >> wow >> jimmy: i swear!stage at a kevin hart concert you know what, i dreamt it let's move on. no, i -- we have to go back. you saw a famous dog lying on a bed backstage at a kevin hart concert? >> jimmy: yes. i went to a kevin hart concert i went backstage and in a room, they go, "do you want to meet something dog? i go, "i have no idea what that is i'm just here to say hi to kevin. they go, "well, the owners were like, you can say hello to whatever it was. and so i went in there was like a line of people waiting to meet this dog the dog was in one of the rooms backstage. like he had his own dressing room >> i mean, every -- every anecdote from before the pandemic seems dislocating now to me, that's one of the weirdest anecdotes i've ever heard. i feel like you've thrown that out, jimmy, like that's a normal thing to say. "i met this famous dog backstage of a kevin hart concert," is a sequence of words in the english language i don't think have ever been said before >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> "this famous do

the challenger there is a person by rita hart her campaign filed a report with the house a administration committee suggesting that the committee and these are direct quotes from the report. the part from iowa law, can you imagine 435 people in the congress of the united states elected under state laws and in term you can do it in the state law, it is ridiculous were hearing a little bit on the standpoint that five or ten democrats are raising questions about whether it's a smart thing to do subsequently and some are raising questions about whether smart things to do in ten democratsha not going along, wot happen and it should not happen we not only have the election, we had two rebounds in the challenger had a chance of the iowa supreme court, they pass

so rita hart is asking congress perhaps or the gao to conduct a recount. she says if these 22 votes were not -- that were not counted when iowa did the count, then perhaps she would win that election and the house of representatives, the full body, could potentially vote on this issue down the road. but republicans are seeing a big political opportunity here. republican leader kevin mccarthy is in davenport today holding an even with republican representative miller-meeks where they're going to say that speaker me ler pelosi is trying steal miller-meeks seat away from her. the nrcc campaign arm say they have good polling on this issue, this is resonating with those critical independent and suburban voters in battleground districts, especially when republicans use the word that pelosi is being a hypocrite, trying to overturn an election. but i will say that there might

. -- hart. she went straight to nancy pelosi to overturn that seat. >> dan: quick question. how is this going down in iowa on the ground? i live in florida. on the ground in iowa, the perception this has to be terrible of this attempted theft of a congressional seat? >> yes, even democrats in the second district said that if nancy pelosi overturns this election, it would be a very bad thing. they don't agree with it at all. those are democrats saying that. >> dan: that's good to hear. senator, thanks for joining us. we are also learning more about the bizarre 2018 gun incident surrounding hunter biden and his late brother's widow involving a fire arm tossed behind

rita hart wants an election. she didn't go it iowa. she is going to federal government to get her seat back and even democrats are upset by it. i remember something similar happened in the 1980s with newt gingrich when he was minority member and helped him become speaker of the house. ari, it's just unbelievable what's happening now. do you expect hr 1 to actually get green lighted in a simple majority? >> you know, i can't see it passing in the senate. it's public financing in campaigns which taxpayers have always objected to. why should my money go to pay for nancy pelosi? why should democrat money go to pay for marjorie taylor green? i don't think it will pass the senate. >> brian: he is ari fleischer. thanks so much, ari, i appreciate you closing the show with me. >> thank you, walter. >> brian: you have been watching "fox news primetime." i'm brian kilmeade. listen to the radio show tomorrow 9 to noon and back here tomorrow night at 7:00. tucker carlson is now. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a hor

rita hart did not go to the iowa court system, which is traditionally the next step. instead what republicans are making the point of, she went to a democratically controlled house of representatives, where the house could if this process continues down the path that it is continuing on, take a vote on whether to overturn this election. again, putting moderates in a very difficult position. but also, chuck, i have been on the ground here today and i have been asking a lot of people who live in davenport and iowa's second congressional district what they think about this, and most of them aren't paying attention. they -- >> i didn't think they would be. >> not really following it, heard about it. this is something that's very big inside the washington beltway and also for political activists, especially republican political activists who are raising a lot of money off of this, chuck. >> but this will define the political terrain in iowa's

tough but should lead to or positive results though that digs can be continued in the country but mr hart that is the big and that's the big worry isn't it that once native leaves once germany leaves the us troops have gone that everything is going to fall back to the way it was with the taliban being in power again. i think that 20 years of coalition engagement in afghanistan makes a difference and also in the in the mind and mood of the people they see what is possible and 2nd tree with. rule of law with. school with women to dairy and ate with the development of the country and even in case that the taliban might rule the next government on the bandstand they have to be in mind that they cannot fall back into the middle ages as it wasn't as n.t.'s in afghanistan and i'm sure that also taliban leaders no know about that people have expectations and needs that they have to fight for as a government and as f.r. i'm not so pessimistic that we will have a total i think it will be difficult but i also think that it will there will be progress ok lawmaker you're going to are joining us tonigh

state should pledge to order positive results though that things can be continued in the country mr hart that is the big and that's the big worry isn't it that once native leaves once germany leaves the us troops have gone that everything is going to fall back to the way it was with the taliban being in power again. i think that 20 years of coalition engagement in afghanistan makes a difference and also in the in the mind and mood of the people they see what is possible and 2nd tree with. rule of law with. school with women to dairy and ate with the development of the country and even in case that the taliban might rule the next government on the bandstand they have to be in mind that they cannot fall back into the middle ages as it wasn't as n.t.'s in afghanistan and i'm sure that also taliban leaders know know about that people have expectations and needs that they have to for as a government and as f.r. i'm not so pessimistic that we'll have a total i think it will be difficult but i also think that it will there will be progress ok lawmaker you're going to are joining us tonight mr h

hart claims there are 222 outstanding ballots to give her the victory. she did not take her case to court. instead she decided to take the challenge directly to the house of representatives, controlled by democrats and, of course, that now makes this look like a highly politicized fight. republicans are calling on speaker pelosi to dismiss the case. they say speaker pelosi is ignoring the will of the voters to widen her majority. some are calling hypocrisy after the house gop objected to the electoral college count on january 6th. joining me from davenport, iowa, my nbc colleague diane caldwell, part of the second district there. from the very beginning, i have not understood the rational for bypassing the state process here the way democrats have done. they wanted go down this path. it seems like it was always a politically precarious path. the last time this was used like this one could argue the house has neff been the same since. >> yeah, well, chuck, republicans are extremely happy to have democrats challenge this in the house of representatives, es

britain's giro d'italia winner tayo geoghegan hart has returned to his home in andorra where he'll beourth stage of the paris—nice race and was withdrawn after feeling dizzy. 0n today's fifth stage ireland's sam bennett claimed his second victory of the race. slovenia's primoz roglic retained the overall lead. geoghegan hart's team mate, geraint thomas is in italy where he's moved up to thirteenth overall in the tirreno adriatico race. the briton was in the bunch behind french riderjulian alaphilippe who won today's second stage. belgium's wout van art retained the overall lead. and that's all the sport for now. head to the bbc sport website for everything else. 0r head to the bbc sport website for everything else. or you can download the app. thur felt like one of those days where someone was playing with the taps, will rain one minute then dry, then wet again pretty much all day. we had some hail on the streets of carlisle. some of us drop temperatures down to —— down by 5 degrees. thunder clouds, a sign of vigorous storm clouds building. more recently, some of those showers have st

geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on. — he now leads the race overall by 35 seconds with four stages to go. meanwhile in italy, british riders simon yates and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. wout van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. now for a quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories. thomas bach has been re—elected unopposed as president of the international olympic committee. bach will be at the helm for the delayed tokyo games this summer, having been postponed last year. he's held the role of ioc president since 2013. tiger woods could return home in a week or so as he continues his from a fractured leg and shattered ankle suffered in a car crash last month. that's according to rory mcilroy who has told an american chat show that woods is doing better and in good spirits. and women's elite rugby league will return on april the 18th when the new super league seaso

carson's subsequent mockery cart of gary hart. carson quipped it's hard to be funnier than what's happening sometimes. so much for gary hart's presidential fortunes a little few years later carson turned to another name on the 1988 ballot. republican dan quayle who was elected vice president carson's barb's shaped the narrative of the vice president as something of an unprepared half-wit and they received attention. across the land as over and over the mockery continued and this shaped the public's identity in many ways of vice president quail because vice presidents don't get a lot to do and they don't get a lot of media attention and the area where the impact for framing is. the greatest is where there is less known about a person. now in all honesty quail did not help his attempts to make himself come across as a serious political figure when he criticized. murphy brown a fictional character on television on a popular sitcom for contributing to the moral decline of the united states. carson quipped you get the feeling that dan

. >> reporter: last november meeks defeated democrat hart after a districtwide recount revealed she wonolts cast. >> we need to make sure every eligible votes count. >> reporter: the results were certified by a board of officials sending meeks to washington. >> i'm proud that the majority of you're elected me as the next member of congress. but over the mont the months -- >> reporter: hart argues 22 legally cast blots were not co counted, that it would have flipped the count. >> there's enough evidence to show it would have reversed the outcome. >> reporter: it opened the door for the full house to decide the election and potentially replace miller meeks with hart. >> we'll see where that takes us. there could be a scenario to that extent. >> reporter: it would be an extremely rare move fr. 1933 to 2009, the house has considered 111 election cases, only three have led to an unseating. the republicans call this a hypocritical partisan power grab pointing to the criticisms of president trump to overturn the election results in november. >> trump tried to overturn the results in congress a

geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on.on yates and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. while van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. and that's all the sport for now. hello. thursday a very windy day wherever you are, but stormy to begin with, especially in england and wales — winds gusting widely 50—60 mph, 70 or higherfor a time, exposed coast and hills of wales and western england. plenty of showers around, some sunshine in between the showers, heavy, thundery, hail possible, too. wind gusts at the end of the afternoon — they've eased a bit in england and wales, still very windy in northern ireland. and, for scotland, northwest scotland, gusts approaching 60 mph once again. single figures in scotland and northern ireland, 9—12 celsius for england and wales. further showers overnight and into friday. wintry on the hills of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, perhaps the higher

hart was a law professor and was buried at harmony, has his stone been found in the river?verjoyed if i found a headstone. >> reporter: hart admits he has every reason to be bitter about what happened. but, he says, that is just not how he feels. >> i am overwhelmed that other people care so deeply about this issue. even though this was a tragedy, >>> one of the heroes in the battle against the coronavirus was laid to rest in england this weekend. captain sir thomas moore passed away at the ripe old age of 100. >> reporter: humble to the end, captain sir tom once said it would be quite a joke to look down on his funeral and chuckle at everyone making a fuss of him and touching to think complete strangers might weep over his passing. a royal air force fly-by is usually reserved for heads of state, war heroes. but then world war ii captain, sir tom war was a war hero of sorts in the last year of his life. captain tom captured the hearts of the nation with one small gesture, walk a hundred laps of his garden to mark his 100th birthday, raise money for britain's national health

hart says there was a toxic campaign of political disinformation. iowa election officials certified miller-meeks is the winner by six votes. the closest house race in a century. democrats contend that election officials never counted 22 ballots. >> it's about following the democratic process and making sure that all iowans have their voice heard in their voices their vote. >> democrats are making a big push for congress to pass voting rights bills. democrats hope to use a disputed race like this to make a point. the house is still probing another race. republican jim ober weiss lost to illinois democrat laura underwood. mccarthy doesn't back the challenge. >> bret: just to be clear, while the democrat pulled out, stop going forward, speaker pelosi was ready to move forward, right? >> she said she could see a scenario and i asked if they would remove miller-meeks and seat rita hart but it takes it two-thirds vote to kick something out of the house and that's only happened five times. several of those expulsions were during the civil war. >> bret: cha

with all the details there now, let's go to rita hart, she's out front.the time. let me ask you basic questions that i think is important for everyone to understand. people may say okay six votes is really close, i can understand why you want to challenge that. they would say go to the courts, right? like trump was told to do. you challenged these results through the house. explain why that was the decision you made. >> sure. hi, erin, it is great to be here and great to be able to talk about the facts of this case. that's the bottom line. this is the closest race in the entire country. actually the second closest race in over 90 years of races in the u.s. house. and so after a very flawed recount process where both sides agreed that votes were left on the table. we had an opportunity to follow the law and do what needs to happen in a case like this when there is a question and we know votes were left on the table. the option to go to the supreme court was a truncated six-day operation that i decided that the only choice here would be to take it to federa

miller-meeks edged hart in one of the tightest congressional votes of all time, six votes. >> that'saccount 22 legal ballots which could affect the outcome. a house committee is now investigating pillard miller-meeks asked to dismiss hart's complaint, >> withconfidence to actually ws election. >> republicans worry democrats could install one of their own, even though the house war in miller-meeks. >> our committee should not be moving forward with overturning our colleagues state certified election. >> republicans say democrats insist on following state election certifications on presidential cases, but would be willing to override local officials when it benefits their side. >> it would be awkward for them to turn around and say, well, we are going to say the iowans were really wrong about this. >> would want to vote if pelosi wanted to execute a raw powerful move in a narrowly divided house. but... >> nancy pelosi with her various tins as speaker that she can get her members to take votes which may be career ending votes for those members. >> the house hasn't tinkered this much wit

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now she has a shot at getting back to normal life. >> all done. >> hart: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> hart: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> whitaker: americans watching this are wondering when am i going to be able to get my shot? >> zients: well, we're picking up the pace of vaccinations. it's doubled in our first month. people over 75, nearly 60% of them have received at least their first shot. that was only 14% five weeks ago. people over 65, almost half have received their first shot. that was eight percent six weeks ago. but there's a long way to go. and we need to make sure that as fast as possible and as equitably as possible we are able to vaccinate all americans. ( ticking ) the lowewest mortgagage rate and chose amerisave. the one choice she'll never regret... ...unlike buying a do-it-yourself orthodonontics kit..... .....or marryiying eddie.... ...who doeoes all the e electrl work i in their hohome... ...w.which is alalso haunted by a a trapper n named trevo. boo. dude! but now sarah's working with amerisave and will be saving money for years to come.

in montgomery county, and they continue to help people like this 76-year-old retired nurse, nancy hart. we caught up with her this past week when she got her second shot. now she has a shot at getting back to normal life. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> americans watching this, are wondering when am i going to be able to get my shot? well, we are picking up the pace of vaccinations. it's doubled in our first month. people over 75 nearly 60% of them have received at least their first shot. that was only 14% five weeks ago. people over 65, half have received the first shot. that was 8% six weeks ago and there was a long way to go. and we need to make sure had that it's as fast as possible and as did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula thatelpshr e tougstacac with just one pill a day,n you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn.

we had been at the capitol earlier in the day, and we had a protest scheduled at hart's field against delta to try to apply some pressure to delta. the governor knew we were doing this. it was scheduled. it was permitted at 5:30. at 5:45 we received notice via tweet that the governor had scheduled a press conference and was going to be signing the bill at 6:30. now, there were several dozen of us at hart's field protesting, but we didn't want to bring a big crowd to the capitol. so there was only about half a dozen that decided to get in our cars and head back to the capitol with the intention of just doing a silent protest. we had the small signs that they allow us to bring into the capitol, and mind said "shame on the georgia gop." and that was basically our intent, to let them know that they didn't get away with it behind closed doors, that we saw them. we were there. we're paying attention and we're going to hold them accountable. >> tamara, the arresting officer in an incident report stated that, if i did not take action, the other protesters would have been emboldened to commit

miller makes defeated rita hart by six votes in november and the election.now trying to unseat the republican. democratic attorney mark is starting to scheduled depositions in this case, one that we will follow. race is becoming the central issue with new voting rights in congress. the fight over the bill comes as one state pays to pass as a new election law and we will be talking about that this weekend. jacqui heinrich fills a sand tonight. >> the senate republicans are spending seven figures on new ads that slam democrats plans to pass federal election reform. >> the washington power grab. you have seen it before. the democrats are planning the biggest run yet must up the grab, stop the fraud to. >> they ads are playing in georgia with a new law to pass the people act. democrats framing is a civil rights issue. one new probation in the peach state empowers the republican legislature to suspend and replace elected officials like secretary of state brad raffensperger who questioned president trump's assertion and the results were fraudulent. and handing out

hart. we'll see what happens thursday. thank you. >>> and now to minneapolis, where jury selection continues in the trial of derek chauvin. the judge weighing the request to postpone the trial. what are the concerns about the timing of the settlement's announcement, and what has the judge said on the issue? >> ayman, the concern is that with the jurors knowing that headline, that $27 million settlement between the floyd family and the city, it could affect them. this was unfortunate timing. the news of that settlement was unfortunate. but he also said it's something that in watching and questioning the jurors, it's something he'll be watching for. one thing he said, he will bring back the seven jurors that were seated before that announcement and question them. ask them if they know about that headline. ask them if that has changed their ability to be impartial in this process. what you're hearing from the defense, they want more. they want more relief. you heard them raise a motion asking for the trial to be delayed, they

, there's house it hearing on wednesday, here's congresswoman zoe lofgren. >> the contestant, rita hartfic writable allegations that ballots were rolling the excluded. it should not be surprised that any candidate in these circumstances with the margin this close would want to exercise their legal right under law to recount the vote. >> bret: there's all this talk about a contested election, once it certified, it's a done deal. in this case, congresswoman, they are continuing to contest it. is there a chance you're not going to be a congresswoman after all this? >> there certainly a chance. i want to bring up, it's not enough to win back in the election by six votes, then why is it enough to have a six votes of democrats on a commission to an election. i will law is what determines what are election processes, how the ballots are included, and all of that was done. what my opponent wants to do is to violate iowa law, go against i will come and go against the representation of the voters of iowa, and to disenfranchise 400,000 voters and i will because she didn't get the results he wanted

britain's giro d'italia winner tayo geoghegan hart has returned to his home in andorra, where he'll bemoz roglic retained the overall lead. geoghegan hart's team—mate, geraint thomas, is in italy, where he's moved up to 13th overall in the tirreno adriatico race. the briton was in the bunch behind french riderjulian alaphilippe, who won today's second stage. belgium's wout van art retained the overall lead. head to the bbc sport website for everything else. or you can download the app. and that's all the sport for now. hello. thursday felt like one of those days where someone up there was just playing with the taps — raining one minute, then dry, then rain, then dry. it was like that pretty much all day. and some of the storms, pretty impressive. we brought some hail to the streets of carlisle. some of the storms dropped temperatures by up to five degrees celsius as they went through, and we had some of this spectacular mammatus cloud on the underside of some of the cumulonimbus thunder clouds, a sign of really vigorous storm clouds building. and more recently, well, some of those show

geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on.d clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. everything else, of course, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that is all your sport for now. hello. march may have come in like a lamb, but the lion has now arrived early. and, after a stormy night, we have a very windy thursday to come — yes, some sunshine, but also heavy, blustery showers. all around an area of low pressure that's sitting to the north of us, but the tightly—packed isobars right across us indicating that wherever you are, thursday will be a very windy day. but it's england and wales bearing the brunt of the strongest, most disruptive winds, particularly early in the day as we see this area of wet weather move across northern england, wales, the midlands, and on towards east anglia. first thing in the day, the strongest winds will be wales, western england, gusting up to 70 mph, maybe more exposed coastal hills, especially in wales, very rough seas and large waves hitting the coastline here, so that co

legislation through, he was also getting through this very, very important act of 1965 called the hartct after hart of michigan and seller of brooklyn, new york, and this act got rid of the national origins quota system and substituted hemispheric quotas, 120,000 for the western hemisphere, 170,000 for the eastern hemisphere. and it changed the immigration flow to the united states very significantly. instead of the flow coming primarily from europe, it really opened the door to many more people coming out of asia and ultimately africa and other parts of the world. it also imposed a quota on the western hemisphere, and that meant the movement of latin americans, especially mexicans that had once been unencumbered now was subject to a quota system, too. by the early 1970s, the world is a very different place in terms of migration. there is great economic hardship and political turmoil in latin america. the end of the vietnam war brings southeast asians in greater numbers to the united states including ethnic chinese that had been in vietnam and cambodia and laos who also want to come to

they need, need to make accessible the surplus so that places like africa can purchase them. >> tom hartd to speak to you. thanks so much for talking to us. >> thanks so much, take care. >>> coming up on cnn, a police officer tells us why he left myanmar when the military took over, and why he's afraid for his life and his country. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. sure, your health insurance tells you to see a doctor but, um, look around. these days it's not that easy. you're telling me. but humana helps make it easy. human care gives you tons of ways to talk to your doctor: phone, computer, in person, or tablet. hey jean! hi! this is just a quick follow up. your numbers are looking great. you don't even have to put on shoes. ooo! easy peasy. you like that, huh? mhm. humana. a more human way to healthcare. at capella university, we know the world is pretty smart. wicked smart. so we made flexpath smart enoug

ministration is foreign policy and let's hope that he can improve all right author and historian gerald hart an interesting to hear thoughts thanks for being with us here on our to international. thank you. for a flash mob of italian entrepreneurs has drawn the carnival masks to warn they are going out of business without government backing in the pandemic the demonstrations that were arranged by a group representing 50 trade associations and some 10000 firms its president warns the government is now practically working against them. get out that get quite likely a protest and with a mask because it's what we've been wearing for more than a year the mask also symbolizes our fear of no longer living under the rule of law when no longer feel secure in the country in which the constitution safeguards the right of the unemployed to work and this government is doing everything to take jobs away from those who already have them. or the government has set aside 32000000000 euros in a new corporate stimulus package it includes funds for subsidies and grants to businesses hit by the lock down but emp

and john hart was with us for may be a year and half and then went up to new york and later went to was from california, marvelous reporter and he went on to the interview. >> with you? >> would not do it. it was not animosity but he e-mailed me back and said being in that bureau was like rereading or looking back at that bureau was rereading a marvelous romantic novel and it was so sweet and i don't want to go back and try to relive it. i just want to remember what i remember of it. i don't want to retread old ground so he said if you don't mind i think i will just not participate. well, that was the most interesting. of all the interviews i did, i think i think bob schieffer was a lot of fun and interesting. phil jones who was my successor on capitol hill, a prickly fellow had a lot of sharp comments, honest comments, interesting comments and i think and i left the hardest with david shoemaker telling me about how eric sevareid saved his skin the day and by the time he finished that story we were laughing so hard and i had to wipe away the tears. in every interview everybody that

britain's giro d'italia winner tao geoghegan hart is a contender. he's ia seconds off the lead.shed third to take the race lead overall. more sports than ever are offering equal prize money to men and women at the top level — that's according to a new bbc sport study. it's found cricket has taken the biggest strides, but significant gaps remain in football, golf and basketball. jo currie reports. march 8, one year ago — over 86,000 fans packed into the melbourne cricket ground to watch the women's t20 world cup final. now, a number of those star players are coming to england to compete in this summer's hundred competition, where the women's tournament will offer the same prize money as the men's. for me, prize money, particularly when you have identical tournaments running side by side, i don't see how you canjustify running side by side, i don't see how you can justify not having equal prize money when you have two groups of people doing the exact same thing. the latest edition of the bbc prize money in sport study found that the overwhelming majority of sports now offer equal

. >> reporter: he appreciates his sons karen hart. >> at times when i felt sick or wasn't doing very well, could barely get out of bed, he was the push, you know, the enthusiasm that got me up. >> reporter: he is grateful for his dad's help. >> today, thinking back to now, i'm just like wow, i can't believe how much he went through. >> reporter: as his father and so by h see the other as a true hero. >> the name, i take that out in a fit because he, he conquered school like a gladiator. he is still doing it. >> he currently tutors for normalization that provides free services to low income students and he also continues to volunteer for other organizations whenever he can. to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, go to our website, kpix.com/ sra. >> that was an amazing story. what an inspiration. >>> switching gears we have something else to look forward to. rain, because we really needed. >> we will not catch up on what we need to get back up to average but that happened all at once would cause more problems than it would solve but much-needed rainfall will fall w

emerging infectious disease with a high mortality rate it's also viral and there's no vaccine transcona hartsays an epidemiologist at germany's federal research institute for animal health. humans some of the responsibility is because we're going. into the preserve of wild animals. that were before now reserved for animals on their natural habitats. but now agriculture is encroaching because more and more animal protein is needed to feed more and more people. and this means more opportunities for contact with wildlife or. the transmission of pathogens can occur directly from animal to human or via intermediate species known as vectors in epidemiology it's estimated that 60 percent of diseases in humans are not sick that is have jumped to us from animals including. as much as 2 that causes kovac 19. viruses invade cells in their hosts whether animals or humans and then replicate producing lots more virus particles. the cells often die as a result the virus spreads in the host body and can infect up as many viruses don't actually make you sick others of course do cases can range from miles to

. -- hart. she went straight to nancy pelosi to overturn that seat. >> dan: quick question. is this going down in iowa on the ground? i live in florida. on the ground in iowa, the perception this has to be terrible of this attempted theft of a congressional seat? >> yes, even democrats in the second district said that if nancy pelosi overturns this election, it would be a very bad thing. they don't agree with it at all. those are democrats saying that. >> dan: that's good to hear. senator, thanks for joining us. we are also learning more about the bizarre 2018 gun incident surrounding hunter biden and his late brother's widow involving a fire arm tossed behind a grocery store. according to the "new york post" texts from hunter biden suggested that the secret service was involved despite contrary claims from the agency. "she stole the gun and threw it in a garbage can and told me it was my problem to deal with." hunter continued: there issine more. in new documents hunter may have lied on his federal form about his past drug use when he answered no about drugs and substance a

well they don't do political correspondent nina hart a discuss this move with green party m.p. constantine found not who's deputy chair of the bonds or stocks intelligence committee consenting for notts germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting the party under surveillance just how surprised are you the f.t. party is the biggest opposition party here in the bonus track after all well i guess i'm not surprised and. domestic intelligence agency has very good arguments obviously for that step. and as experienced from our history we know that in a democracy. enemies of the democracy can be voted into office. and so it's a good step to who have a strong view and look closely in that corner so nothing evil can happen to germany again. what good does that do it all. from the legal point that intelligence now has more possibilities to collect information. i think here for the parliament. there will be no actual changes but. from the reason of defending for the reason of defending the constitution. the intelligence agency has more instruments to. to collect information that migh

hart said he did have some other options, but he was comfortable here with the forty-niners. >> i hadot of interest, but it i mean, it was a lot. it was stress. and you know, because i me out being here. my whole time and in the nfl. so i mean, use is. he's like family here. so for me uses. this coming back to world me with. >> the oregon ducks finally took the court today after their first round game was canceled after vcu have to drop out of the tournament due to multiple positive covid test and the seventh-seeded ducks made their presence felt they upset the second seed. iowa hawkeyes 95 to 80 the ducks. now advance to their for sweet 16 in their last 5 nc double a tournament. so the for them to get back on the court. but for the warriors game, i was hoping we have a homecoming tomorrow with our not a homecoming. a family reunion with steph and seth. but right. they both were ruled out. seth isn't playing either. he twisted his ankle last week. we will see the brothers going at that's always fun. when we get to see that every year. but not this time. back to march madness. people a

continue to talk to saudi arabia amman and the united states to reach a peace agreement is abraham hart associate professor of conflict resolution of the doha institute who explains what's different this time from previous peace initiatives. it's definitely an initiative. for conflict was a notion in yemen i hope it will work but it's still there is a long way to go and buy your festival list recognize that this is not the 1st time that saudi arabia makes such initiatives in the past or 20 years ago we have seen what was called in the decisive storm and in that it would replace that with the storm overall. but unfortunately that did not where we saw also as out there either support or think as the whole day that agreement that was the in sweden is when they want intervention that they're not too happy that it seems that this time things are different a plea if from the previous times and one major difference is that we have seen the signs that we are seeing a strong political well on the bidens administration that has been openly talking about that this war must end that dukat that the

and he's hinted he wants to examine the tax benefits given to foreign companies al-jazeera nicholas hart has been following this story all week he has us this update from dhaka. despite calls for calm and unity by president mikey solve the movement for the protection of democracy a coalition of actors from civil rights groups civil society activists and the opposition are calling for more protests and it seems that one week after we've done some coke was detained those demonstrations are spiraling out of control beyond the capital the car in several cities throughout the country many young disenfranchised people taking to the streets looting specifically french supermarkets and gas stations because they accuse president mike you sell of protecting big business interest in big corporations playing in the hands of friends of former colonial power instead of protecting the young and the poor present like you sound says he's heard this call he's appealing to try to resolve those deep grievances he says those argue cue the coronavirus pandemic and the fallout the economic fallout of the curre

we can speak now with allie joe hart he's director of education for reading the human rights initiative and joins us now from dailies great to have you with us here in al-jazeera your organization works with have you been in contact with any of those who've been detained and can you speak to who they are what their state of mind is after these recent developments. if you were in contact with family members of the detained. since last saturday actually they were called for a medication. so i can bet it's a verification have been here as well but this time it will be different and more than 155 people were detained and that has created chaos and all the community and . community members. don't want me out of few. i wasn't it justifying this move to detain these individuals and potentially send them back again mara specially given what we've just heard from our correspondents in the area it's a very tense situation in myanmar and potentially not safe definitely not it is this came after a direction on the high court actually last while the high court directed administration in me to identi

policy is calling on his supporters to rally again on monday tuesday and wednesday next week nicholas hart has more from de kock. the feeling is for the protest movement is that as as mentioned earlier this isn't just about some go it's about safeguarding the long tradition of democracy that you have here in senegal never has there been any coup or military dictatorship unlike neighboring countries here there's always been a peaceful transition of power and the stability the bedrock of the stability of this country is this active civil society that now when that erupts call into question the government when people are displeased with their leadership i was sitting right behind a french supermarket that was looted in the fancy is the wealthiest neighborhood of the capital and this area just further down the road is where the united states embassy is it's only the most safest area in probably in the capital and yet protesters were allowed to come in and loot this supermarket now they're trying to rebuild it and they're trying to put it back on its feet but earlier today we saw not just prote

geoghegan hart did get back on his bike, but had to abandon the race later on.and geraint thomas finished safely in the main pack at the end of the first stage of the week—long tirreno—adriatico race. wowt van aert of the netherlands sprinted clear to take the stage win, and the race lead with it. thomas bach has been re—elected unopposed as president of the international olympic committee. bach will be at the helm for the delayed tokyo games this summer, having been postponed last year. he's held the role of ioc president since 2013. very quickly, roger federer is planed the british number one, dan evans, it's his first match in over a year to beat qatar open, and roger federer 5—4 up in what is the deciding set with evans' fighting back. you can follow that around the bbc sport website. that's all for now. back to you, rita. a vote of no—confidence is being debated this afternoon against collin �*s deputy first minister. ——against scotland's deputy first ministerjohn swinney. the scottish conservatives, who've tabled the motion, have criticised delays in relea

. >> and to say about that, it's really having, we were escorted into a hearing room in the hart building been outfitted for us to do our work. >> right. >> and so it was ready and we could have just got ten in there and plowed through the rest of the-- it's interesting how many of us looked at each other and didn't have to talk about it and the sergeant at arms says we have work in here and complete the work and everybody said we're not doing it in here. please clear out the chamber, we don't care how long it's going to take we're going back in the chamber and finish. it was as if every one of the 100 had exactly the same thought at exactly the same second and articulated it. we knew what we needed to do was be back in full view of the american public to complete the task that was set before us. and i was very proud of my colleagues, that was a unifying moment. i was very proud of them in that moment. >> and i was proud to be an american in that moment as well. and to thank you for your service, again. you know, i think we'll wrap up, but, you know, final thoughts if you have any on this

police it's like gary hart schoolfriend the scenario that happened last week and thousands were rioting in cities across the. after some protesters started throwing stones at letting off fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area. reports of several protesters killed in myanmar all demonstrators in yangon use smoke grenades to escape a police crackdown. you're watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha i'm dating obligate also from the multiple rocket attacks hit an iraqi air base that's being used by the u.s. and coalition forces. brazil records its highest covert 1000 death toll but regional leaders calling for a lockdown are again being countered by president both of our. glowing in the dark the giant luminous sharks the scabbard off new zealand that could help scientists unlock more about life in the deep sea. hello thanks for joining us we're hearing reports that several people have been killed that anti coup protests across me and mar police backed by soldiers have been trying to break up demonstrations in many cities protestors across the country are defyi

shelves there's been violence since opposition leader song call was arrested earlier this week nicholas hart has more from dakar there's this feeling of injustice through the rest of the opposition we do respond some to do this feeling of injustice and a feeling.