as hart said in 2008 when barack obama chose biden to be his vice president hart said, oh, boy, thisher way of saying he talks a little less. obviously in 1987 it was his talking that got him into trouble in the first place. >> his positions where he is politically probably hasn't changed so much, but his perspective on life maybe has a little bit. he just seems a little bit different. >> yeah. he's a little bit older, little more mature, but you're right. politically speaking he's always been very careful about being right in the center of the democratic party even when he doesn't put it that way. but hart was really interesting in particular about this. i asked him about that question of where he -- how he positioned himself, how he's changed politically and hart went through this whole process of explaining how he was a young new generation candidate but biden was more of a transitional candidate in 1987. obviously a lot has changed between the older generation of democratic politicians and this younger new one. biden was quite young at the time. baa lot of people including joe bi

are with with hart i saw the actor warren beatty.t during the 1984 campaign when beatty would parachute in from major campaign events and was the only one around hart who could talk to him in a blunt way. he said top talking and acting like a politician in a way nobody else could and hart would listen to him. i saw vernon jordan and the role he played with bill clinton in the 1990s when he was the only one around him who had actual stature and could speak to him in a way nobody else could. so i saw an entirely different kind of relationship between a leader and anybody else around them. i saw how this best friend could speak more bluntly, act more naturally to any staffer or aide. and in some cases, as i write in my book, actually affect important policy. i went to presidential literature and saw books about first wives, first chefs, first butlers, but there was nothing about this dynamic so i thought why not write it. >> and you begin with an extraordinary pair, thomas jefferson and james madison. and the reason i find them so fasci

the first one was gary hart's 1984 campaign.parachute in for the most important events. he was the only person around hart who could tell -- talk to him and tell him in a way, he would say to him stop talking and acting like a politician in a way that no other aide or staffer could. hart would listen in a way he wouldn't to any other staffer or aide. at the same time, beatty would relax with these late night meals and conversations and give him the respite that he needed. then i saw it again in 1992 with bill clinton's campaign and then his presidency with his best friend, vernon jordan and how he had equal stature and didn't need or want anything from him. it created a really special dynamic. so i looked in presidential literature to see if there had been anything written with these first friends. i realized there had been books about first wives, first chefs, first butlers, first pets, but nothing about the first friend so i thought i would fill it. as you pointed out in your introduction, the lack of a first friend in the pre

congresswoman joyce beatty, got into, as she put it, good trouble today when she was arrested in the hart senate office building because she sang a song. it turns out you get arrested really fast in those buildings if you're not there to attack democracy for donald trump. congresswoman joyce beatty joins us next.

. >> popular comedian kevin hart got in trouble, initially prefused to say he was sorry -- refused to was bowing out after controversial tweets of gay people resurfaced, the academy gave him an option to car, apolr step down. >> he said apologize from tweets of old, or move on. my tweet was 2009. i those to pass. dan: pressure mounted. hart caved in issuing his apology, tweeting, i am sorry i hurt people, i am evolving and want to continue to do so. >> i want you to host the oscars. dan: ellen had kevin on her show, stepped his apology and said she wanted him to apologize. >> you are apologizing again, you have done it, don't let those people win, host. dan: for that. ellen herself faced backlash. having gone through the ringer and experience insanity of cancer culture, hart seems to view things differently saying in a interview, he had it with cancel culture, cancellers came after a cartoon character. >> get out and come again. dan: indian-american comedian, made a whole documentary about his frustrations with apu as stereotype, the man who voiced apu hank azaria re. >> that role but

so much for gary hart. a few years later cars carson turned to another name on the 1988 halat, republican dan quayle was elected vice president. carson's bar shape the narrative of a vice presidents and something of an unprepared halfwit and a received attention across the land is over and over the mockery continued in this shape the public's identity in many ways of vice president quayle because vice presidents don't get a lot to do and they don't get a lot of media attention in the area where the impact for framing is the greatest is what is known about a person. in all honesty quayle 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 the popular sitcom for contributing to the moral decline of the united states. carson quips, do you get the feeling that dan quayle doesn't have a full set of irons? when he retired in may of 1992 johnny carson used his final monologue to thank dan quayle for providing him

she entered the hart senate office building this afternoon at approximately 3:35 p.m.nd the filibuster and let the people vote." they paused in the building's gigantic atrium, where they were bothering absolutely no one. they gathered peacefully and continued to sing. they were given a warning by capitol police exactly four minutes after they entered the building. they were warned that they were demonstrating in an unauthorized area and would be subject to arrest if they did not stop. and exactly three minutes after that warning, congresswoman joyce beatty was placed under arrest and handcuffed in zip ties as she continued to chant "fight for justice." in the precious few minutes she had before she was arrested, congresswoman beatty said this. >> today we're sending a strong message. we have black leaders from across the country, black leaders who marched with john lewis. this is not about one generation. it's about all generations. >> that's right. >> yes! >> today we are represented by all generations. >> right. >> and that's why today is important. look at where we

i have known hart since we were _ that silver medal?ave known hart since we were ten years old, and we | since we were ten years old, and we have seen— since we were ten years old, and we have seen her progress and the way she has— have seen her progress and the way she has been at the olympics, the way she _ she has been at the olympics, the way she has grown as a person as well and — way she has grown as a person as well and i— way she has grown as a person as well and i am almost more proud of that than— well and i am almost more proud of that than anything else. she has been _ that than anything else. she has been absolutely in her element, the time of— been absolutely in her element, the time of her— been absolutely in her element, the time of her life and to top it off with— time of her life and to top it off with silver, it's brilliant. how were they — with silver, it's brilliant. how were they conditions? - with silver, it's brilliant. how were they conditions? it - with silver, it's brilliant. how were they conditions? it was |

the idea for alexa springs out of jeff's mind and an e-mail in 2010 he sent a note to greg hart to thehnical assistant at the time ando chief of staff, in friede, steve and he says when we build $20 whose brains are in the cloud that uses aws which is completely controlled by your voice and that was a radical notion to say most of these speech recognition systems at the time you spoke right into and that makes it really easy since speaking to a device across the room would be a technical challenge event there is a challenge of having it understand you and respond, that requires advanced artificial intelligence but he was doing a couple of things, he is looking for ways to exploit amazon's early lead in amazon web services and he was looking for ways to move amazon into everyday use in people's lives so to answer your question, he puts greg hart as chief of staff in charge of the event he is the project manager, that's kind of what he call. he meets with the team and picks the employees and makes decisions what features and fresh wrestles with the team for the whether it would be practi

. >>> and next to a birthday surprise for kevin hart. >> of course.n, one of my favorite things, buddy nick cannon wanted to make sure that kevin hart had something super special for his 42nd birthday and hart showed the video evidence with the world on instagram. check it out. >> nick cannon, you've outdone yourself this time, buddy. birthday wars. swear to god. you have no idea. the orangutan here. >> oh, man. to be clear, the women in the blue t-shi and the llama came to hart's house just for a visit, not to liback. >> you don't want no drama, llama. >> coming up, more. look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages a

staffer could and speak more bluntly, act more naturally and i thought with warren beatty and the gary hartn and fly into major events and speak to the candidates the way no one else around him would at the time and he would say all the time, stop acting and talking like a politician, gary. and gary would get quite roused by that, but he would listen and he would change the way he spoke. and i often thought he would at night with late night conversations and dinners. and i felt the same dynamic was at play in the bill clinton campaign with vernon jordan and how they were of equal stature and what that allowed clinton to get from jordan the way he wouldn't from anyone else in the administration himself mth former clinton administration aid and author of first friends, gary ginsburg, talks about the political influence wielded by confidantes and close friends of u.s. presidents. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. you can listen as a podcast, wherever you get your podcasts. federal reserve chair jerome powell held a news conference yesterday to discuss monetary policy and the econ

his fellow brits, tao geoghegan hart, lost control on his front wheel, they both fell onto the tarmac they got back onto their bikes but they lost too much ground, they had to pull out. in the end silver went to a belgian rider. a tyre width gave him the silver. and slovenia got bronze, that puts them on the medal table. one problem that quite a lot of athletes seem to be struggling with today, and the weather continues, as humidity, it seems to have affected some of the tennis players. absolutely. we have heard lots about the heat from athletes and experts. they were raising concerns before the games even started in tokyo. afterjust the games even started in tokyo. after just the first day of the tennis tournament a number of players have said the conditions are too difficult and too hot to play in. none more so than the world's top two players, novak djokovic, and medvedev, they both played first—round matches today. they have called on organisers to try to move matches to later in the day when conditions are not quite as impressive. when novak djokovic was on court earlier, it was

>> judy hart angelo was a friend of mine for a number of years. the home team ♪ ♪ making a living out in the mainstream ♪ ♪ we sit with our friends, the old and the true ones, before the night ends, we're bound to make new ones ♪ >> here's the bad part. ♪ you never know who's going to show at cheers, and here's to -- >> wait, i liked it. >> you liked it? okay. we sent it and they turned it down. we said, can we write you another one? they said yes. so we wrote this song called "another day." ♪ there are times when it's fun to take the long way home ♪ ♪ sit around with those you've come to know ♪ ♪ hangin' out until it's time to close ♪ >> they liked it. but they turned it down. so we went from zippity and we crossed the line into total melancholy. at that point, honestly, we thought it was over, we felt the air was going out of the tire and we were never going to get it. so i sat down and i literally just plunking. da-n da-nah-nah. and we started writing words. the words that we wrote were -- ♪ singing the blues when the red sox lose, it's a crisi

"fantasy island," "hart to hart," "the love boat," the chicago bears, tracy chapman.me and gave me a sense of hope when there wasn't much hope. when you have that from afar, it gives you life you wouldn't ordinarily have. >> i'm sure gavin mcleod would be glad to know he gave you hope. >> again, when you see someone like "miami vice," you see don johnson, you see a gentleman singular in style, he's wearing espadrilles and no socks to take on the world, it challenges you. >> england starting 11 players in the match prior to today's, have parents or grandparents been overseas. what is this englishness with the euro? >> unfortunately the team remains the cycle of agony, big dream, shattered dreams. i felt sorry for the england fans. loing on a penalty is such a cruel wave for those who have been in in lockdown and brexit before that. this team, joshua, is a young team. it's a face of young individuals who really represent all that's good about the world, the team that reinvented what football should be in the world. ten years ago footballers were seen as party-loving, ch

he sends a note to greg hart is a technical assistant at the time in chief of staff. ian freed in steve kessel and he says when we built the 20-dollar computer whose brains are in the cloud which is completely controlled by your voice. that was a radical notion. most speech recognition system that that's both -- at that time he spoke right into that made it really easy. speaking to a microphone across the room would be a technical challenge and then there's the challenge of having it understand you and respond in that required advanced artificial intelligence but bezos was looking for ways to exploit amazon's early lead in tech services and he was looking for ways toar kind of move amazn into everyday people's lives that answer your question he puts greg hart his chief of staff in charge of it and then the product managers what they call him, he drives the vision and the meets with the team and sometimes several times a week. he makes decisions about what features it should have been the wrestled with whether alexa would basically just do practical stuff. he wanted to

such a contrast in tiles with the former champion muguruza liz hart a flat, ground strokes, deep to theeative artistry from ons jabeur, who is a real trailblazer for air woman jabeur, who is a real trailblazer forairwoman and first jabeur, who is a real trailblazer for air woman and first floor and all my goodness, she brought the biggest box of tricks out there on the core issue brought it altogether. —— arab woman. the crowd just got behind her. the tennis was so beautiful. it was very emotional, we went on a journey throughout the course of the match and as you say, a very emotional towards the end because she was being sick at the corner of the emotion but it was a really spine tingling and a lot of goose months watching that. she is tarauetin goose months watching that. she is targeting the _ goose months watching that. she is targeting the semi _ goose months watching that. she is targeting the semi finals _ goose months watching that. she is targeting the semi finals now. - goose months watching that. she is targeting the semi finals now. we've seen so many of the top seeds go ou

hart is going to deliver these aircraft they say within the next five years but it could be longer thanake flight with passengers on board and that's because the faa has to have time to evaluate this aircraft and determine that they are air safe for passenger carry. now after these aircraft are delivered to united airlines it's going to be a far cry from a 747 cross-country flight. these airplanes are smaller, they carry about 19 people, and they travel about 250 miles so think more in terms of a regional flight, but what's coming to the market sooner is this. take a look. this is a hybrid electric autonomous cargo aircraft so these particular aircraft will, they say, transform e-commerce delivery, they promise to shave days off the delivery of package s. you can expect to see this in commercial use in about two years. it operates a lot like a helicopter so it needs no runway , it can take off and land directly from warehouse-to- warehouse carrying about 500 pounds and now while these aircraft will transport parcels and packages, the engineers say that the development of this hybrid ele

bushnell hart was one of the first great ones of the 19th century, and hart was -- the importance of learning facts and writing well. william james, of course, the writer. and he wrote his -- he won a prize in his senior year, and he wrote, of all people, on jefferson davis. he wrote about jefferson davis and the rise of slavery. from there he applied to graduate school, but first he wanted to two to germany, and he wanted to go to germany for several reasons. imperial knowledge. has anybody ever seen the movie to cojack? the bald-held guy? show me the facts, and i can attribute it myself. just show me the way, and i'll find it myself. and so duboise very much was -- he spent two years in germany. he wanted to get a doctorate in germany at humboldt university, but the german, his german peers resented him because he was in many ways smarter and protested, and he did not get his doctorate there. at the same time, the when he's in germany he has different feelings. he sees the racism of his fellow students, yet as he walks around, he doesn't experience that racism. it is what he became

at one point he said to greg hart, hire all the ai folks that you can. there shouldn't be any limit, like he gives him carte blanche to go and hire any smart ai or speech person who is available on the market. when the ceo is behind something like that, particularly the founder, you know, that gives in any company, that's going to give a project a lot of momentum. >> yeah. and with bezos' role as this key product manager, i think you raise an interesting point in your book that that also creates this culture of fear, where people are too afraid to, you know, argue against or bring up different ideas or, you know, say it's not a good idea against bezos. is that -- like did that affect, you know, alexa's product road map or results in any way or, you know -- >> right, well, i think that the big illustration of that is the fire phone, right? that that was another idea. i nestle the fire phone story in the alexa chapter. jeff had this idea that you can have a 3d screen and a premium hand set and differentiate from the iphone, and nobody on the team thought i

what was the purpose of the march around the senate hart building today? send a message loud and clear, particularly led by black women, that we are literally not backing down from voting rights. that what we recognize is that voting rights are being attacked. our voting rights are being attacked right now. just today the secretary of state in georgia announced that he wanted the election board to resign from fulton county and plans to take over the fulton county election board. that was primarily the work that we had been doing on the ground that our rights have to be protected. we wanted to make sure that we sent a strong message to the senate that literally we expect them to move on the for the people act. we will be relentless and we are resilient around it. our point was to have civil disobedience in the space of peaceful protests that we would raise those issues and say how serious we are and we're not going stop until we have secured our voting rights in this nation. >> when i've talked to a lot of organizers on the ground off the air, the point the

i saw with warren beatty and the gary hart campaign, how he would fly in for major campaign event, andate in a way no one else around him would , and he would say, stop acting and talking like a politician, gary. gary would listen and change the way he spoke. i also saw how he would relax in late-night conversations and late-night dinners. i saw the same dynamic in the bill clinton campaign with vernon jordan, and how they were of equal stature, and what that allowed clinton to get from jordan, in a way he could not get from anyone else you worked on the campaign and in the administration himself. >> former clinton administration aide, and author of first friends, gary ginsberg, talks about political influence wielded by confidantes and friends of u.s. presidents, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span q&a. you can also listen to una as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> next, a discussion on infrastructure investment in the developing world. panelists talk about the challenges and opportunities of global infrastructure development projects. they will also discuss the g-7 g

you have know damn well that should be kevin hart in that baby carrier, not me, okay? of basketball, you made a promise to devin booker about a fanny pack that -- are you going to keep your promise because this is what we have here that you promised him, right? is this the fanny pack that you said you're going to get him? >> i'm going to get him a fanny pack. i have a personal one for him being made. i don't know about that cheap [ bleep ] you have there. but i'm going to give him -- [ laughter ] >> anthony: hey. we'll be back with more dwayne "tiny pebble rock" johnson when we come back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by youtube tv. watch live tv with unlimited dvr and more. no cable box required. try it free. not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females. and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey... cancer! not... my... child

. >> reporter: kpix security analyst and former fbi agent jeff hart believes someone on the inside cameforward to authorities. >> these domestic terrorism cases are usually initiated by an undercover operation or an informant or somebody tipping somebody off. >> reporter: dojha rs to copelandfter we go to war. the 20th was inauguration day as president joe biden took over the white house. after rogers was arrested on the 15th, investigators say copeland, who lives in vallejo, reached out to a leader of a maly sha group and was told to delete all communications. by the time doj seized copeland's devices on the 17th, messages to rogers were deleted. >> andrea, do we know if anymore arrests are expected in this case? >> reporter: well, the fbi and san francisco is still investigating this case along with the fbi in sacramento and the napa county sheriff's department. so more charges and arrests could follow, but there is that issue of the deleted evidence. but jeff harp also told me that at least with these two men, the u.s. attorney's office wouldn't have taken on this case if it didn't h

a former lockheed hart inengineer causes the mission historic >> i think what we witnessed was the firste commercialization of space, just like the wright brothers. >> reporter: a replica of brenson's original spaceship 1 is on display. branson was scheduled to fly in late this summer or early fall, but moved up his flight, winning the so-called billionaire's space flight. >> he is coetinth bezos. is scheduled to fly on his company's blue origins capsule. virgin factic said it will start flying paying customers to simple similar trips to space. there's more than 600 people who have signed up for future virgin ga lactic flights, paying more than $200,000 each for a trip into space. >> what pretty penny. >>> well, what is old is new again, thanks to california's drought. an old science that is making a comeback as people in the bay area look for sources of water.. ok, so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we're determined. we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. whoa. floor and decor is amazing. look at us. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contract

joyce beatty was among nine people taken into custody for demonstrating in a prohibited area of the hartate office building. she later tweeted #good trouble in honor of the late john lewis. >>> we're learning more this morning about the arrest of nfl star richard sherman. he's out of jail this morning but police are disclosing new details about the case against him. newly released video of richard sherman shows the nfl star trying to break down the door of his father-in-law's home. the video obtained by our seattle station komo shows an enraged sherman, who is arrested early wednesday and now faces charges of trespassing, dui, and resisting arrest. >> i need officers to my house now. my husband and drunk and belligerent. >> reporter: police say the 6 1/2-hour ordeal began after sherman consumed 2 bottles of liquor and became aggressive. >> he's trying to leave now. he's wrestling with my uncle. he's threatening to kill himself. >> reporter: sherman then driving away from their home. a short time later police say he crashed into a construction barrier, abandoned his car and walked to his

i am kim hart, national technology correspondent at axios ander i'm coming to you fm falls church, virginia. thank you to qualcomm for making this conversation possible on america's digital connectivity. welcome to our audiences on facebook, twitter, linkedin, youtube and, of course, on axios.com. join the conversation today on twitter at axios and hashtag axios event. over the next 30 30 minutes e joined by myy colleague ina fri fried. our first guest is acting chairwoman of the federal communications commission, jessica rosenworcel joining us in washington, d.c.nw commissioner rosenworcel him thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you for having me. your having me. >> we have known about this a stubborn digital divide in our country which became more painfully apparent during the pandemic. there's a lot of discussion about how to close the digital divide and make sure that more americans have access to broadband. a lot of focus on cyber and different technologies to get there. can you tell us a little bit about how 5g technologies will fit into closing the digital divide? ms. ro

i turned into kevin hart no, no, no, no, no -- >> meh, what's up, doc >> bugs., man >> what's happening? >> all hugs for lebron james and the tunes squad. "space jam: a new legacy" topped the weekend box office bringing in $31.7 million in its debut. lebron and the looney tunes beat out marvel's "black widow" for the top spot escape room tournament of champions found its way into third. and "f9" backed it toy wane fourth >>> much more to come including a massive civil judgment for a woman with down syndrome fired from walmart voe red a bizarrarst inlving a break-in and the unauthorized pulling of teeth. it's never good. driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. [inflammation] what's that? [inflammation] xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only

it was george roger hart's statue on the campus of the university of virginia showing him confrontingive americans and on a pedestal as the conqueror of the northwest. the university's racial equity task force demanded it be removed and the school board approved. this is the fourth statue relocated in charlottesville in just 24 hours. >>> a live look at capitol hill where something else has been removed. six months after the insurrection the metal fencing surrounding the capitol is gone. things are looking a bit more normal. more visitors enjoying the grounds again today with the security fencing removed. even though the fence is gone the capitol building remains closed to most visitors. >>> pope francis made his first public appearance today since undergoing major intestinal surgery last week. he stood for ten minutes greeting well wishers from the hospital balcony and the pope thanked everyone for all the prayers for his recovery. the 84-year-old had a portion of his colon removed last sunday which had narrowed due to inflammation. earlier today the pope greeted hospital staff, nurs

embarcadero bart station by 1040 be sure to use clipper cards, make sure they're loaded in advance and hart says leave yourself enough time after the show to get back to the station there can be gridlock lot of traffic. if you have to get an uber to the bart station. so keep that in mind. but it's not just fireworks. we have a complete list of other holiday events happening around the bay this weekend to see your options. this grab your phone open the camera. hold it up to this code scan the qr code. it will take you right to our website. kron 4 dot com, where we have a section dedicated to all of the 4th of july. vents have fun. be safe and this year kron 4 will bring you the celebrations live from across the bay area. you could say stay home. post up on the couch and just watch the fireworks here. best views in san francisco. you also get fireworks from concord and down in san diego. so we'll take you around the state. join us for kron four's, july 4th live this sunday at 9 o'clock should be a lot of fun for now. pam, ken, back to you. all right. grant, thank you. coming up, the federal g

you can see him and his buddy, mike hart, and you can see they're working together to break a record for the longest nonstop teeter totter session. so they set up their own on the classic playground toy in concord and got to seesawing. walker said he's trying to beat the record he said when he was 18 years old. he says at the time, he and his friend teeter tottered for nine days, totaling 260 hours. so far they've made it five days. >> guess there's no speed limit, you can go as low as you want. >> keep on teeter tottering. >>> okay, keep the food and water coming. the bay area woman who has made it her mission to help low income families. we'll introduce you to this week's jefferson award winner. >>> now that the bay area is reopening, we are >>> a tickertape parade. usually it's a team that wins a championship. these folks are a team and they are winners. today new york city honored its pandemic champions, the front- line workers. 10 marching bands and 14 floats representing 260 groups of essential workers. nurse sandra lindsay was the parade's grant marshall. she was the first per

cbs' david begnaud is in hart- hit mississippi, but cbs' manuel bojorquez is going to lead us up a from florida, which now leads the country in new infections. good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the university of florida health system here in jacksonville is seeing more covid-19 patients now than at any other time during the pandemic. at one point last month, theythy had only 14 covid-positive patients. now there are 178, more than 90% are unvaccinated, and doctors fear we may not see the peak of this surge until september. wha has this been like for you? 62-year-old curtis sanderlin recently lost his wife to covid, now he, too, is battling to survive. did you get the vaccine, the shot? >> no, no, sir. >> reporter: is there a reason why you decided not to -- >> i haven't not decided not to get it, i just haven't, you know-- i have been contained. >> reporter: you haven't gotten around to it? >> right. >> reporter: more than one out of every five new covid cases in the u.s. are in florida. the state's cases jumped 60% in one week. >> we're going in the wrong direction

fellow brit tao geoghegan hart lost control of his front wheel.tarmac and although they got back on, they had lost too much ground and eventually thomas pulled out. wout van aert of belguim won silver by a tyre width ahead of tour de france champion, tadej pogacar who took the bronze to put slovenia on the medals table. tough time for the tennis player. concerns raised by novak djokovic. but after just the first day of the tennis tournament a number of players have said the conditions are too difficult to play the world's top two men's players — novak djokovic and daniil medvedev — have both called on the organisers to move matches to later in the day, so the conditions aren't quite as opressive. the temperatures on court stayed at around 33 degrees celsius — with extremely high humidity too. both players said they were the toughest conditions they had ever had to deal with. but they both comfortably made their way through to the next round in straight sets. they will be hoping that those matches going forward in a tournament can be moved to later

he and his friend mike hart, shorn are now three days into their venture at toto santos park in concordt this time, they say, the teeter totter experience is a little different. the last. do exercisd now when i get off the daughter, i can hardly stand and walked. well, in case you're wondering the only time they get off that teeter totter is to go to the bathroom restaurants in the area have been bringing them food, and the guys say it's really hard to get a little shut eye on that teeter totter. luckily they have kind of seats there. they can lean back on. i wasn't thinking that i was like there'd be no way to sleep on that thing. but you can see they can maybe get a little bit. walker and hearts torn are planning to stay on this teeter totter through july. 10th wish they had those little chairs when that was a kid on the teeter totter. alright coming up, a couple of local players make the mlb all star team for the first time. jason appelbaum has that story and more next in sports and coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news, much more fourth of july coverage from illegal fireworks to

when nicholas hart joins of live now from duck are in senegal. nixa. how serious are these warnings then from the african cdc? and what more did they have to say? well, there, and this is the worst week since the beginning of the pandemic for africa. there's more cases than the peak of the 2nd wave, a quarter mil, a quarter of a 1000000 people have been infected. and just last week alone and half of those inspections are taking place in south africa. but that's just the tip of the iceberg. there are many more undetected cases or people who are carrying the virus, the virus without knowing it in other regions. now, there's been measures put in place in south africa in zimbabwe, in sierra leone, where there is a, a curfew in the lockdown in place. but what's interesting is we're seeing a surge of cases in rural areas and eastern part of, of kenya, for example, suggesting that there it's places where there is a low rate of vaccination where there are the most cases. now here, instead of go, we're entering a 3rd wave with real uptick in cases of the presid

and i saw nicholas hart cause more from docker in synagogue. after i mean it jello is village and burkina faso came under attack from isis. she entered children, escaped to neighboring molly they thought the presence of french soldiers un troops and the g 5. so held soldiers would offer some protection, but in central, molly gunman from an arcadia affiliate attacked the village who was in and she fled to the capital domco. for jello the arm groups will always be a danger. right now to move the fights from the very from jody or the people the other people. jello refers to are the g 5 to help soldiers of chad. burkina faso, multi martinez news year, backed by the french military attacking armed groups affiliated to isolate an al qaeda in its summit, hosted by france, president emmanuel, my coin, details of a drop down of french troops and closing of bases in the region, while offering reassurance to g 5 partners prison, the details of the to the hospital to the la pom. yeah, still our military presence in this house will be based on to mission yo

he's on scott from here in doug hart today. professor, thank you for your time. it's all very subjective, isn't it? i mean, 1st of all, these very, very many places which are on the world heritage list, they're all so different and i'm sure there's a criteria for it. but what may keep one on the list may not keep in another. and that's what's happened to liverpool here. yes, certainly, i mean at the end of the day, whatever criteria was determined for liverpool, the criteria are going to apply. and in the case with you to start dogs as opposed to perhaps another side where it might be a particular feature, natural feature or it might be a certain type, but you know, what chemical or animal trying to you or whatever. so the cases of the water from the dogs, and if the who chosen in this case, obviously commercial and reason to do with generating the city they chose to alter that waterfront, then that was certainly going to have an impact and the next. so eventually as, as one who stepped in and said, okay, we'll do that too far. and now you guys feel like comparin

i remember when it happened because i remember back in the '80s the first time somebody gave judy hartnd as a person a part of the whole tv showmaking experience, trust me, a lot of thought goes into those theme songs. ♪ i know of a lot of people that relate to their tv show through its theme song. so why give that away? ♪ >> right now there is so much to watch. there isn't really one thing that everybody can rally around. >> we spent the first 80 years of the 20th century building up this unbelievable consensus audience. and then we spent the last two decades of the 20th century and all of the 21st century breaking that up into a million little pieces. first with cable and now with streaming where there's an infinite number of varieties. one could argue that streaming has been a great friend of the theme song in that streaming allows young people to discover and watch multiple episodes of "fresh prince," of "i love lucy," of any of this stuff that they may not have had access to before. but the bad thing is they may decide to watch these things, but they're given the effortless opport

peace in my hart don't have any issues anymore get up in the morning be myself all articulation i havepeople. you know. and i don't think i could help in a better way in the state of california than running for governor, trying to make difference trying to make a differences. jeanine: all right, caitlyn jenner thanks. >> love you judge. jeanine: big win for britney spears battle for freedom the one animal only jesse watters is here to react next. . fox nation exclusive strategic partner all the action live from tampa, florida, jesse watters, judge jeanine pirro, don trump, jr., and more, get your 30 day free trial america is streaming student action summit. sp . jeanine: finally a win for britney spears, in her conservatorship case as judge's rule she can appoint her own lawyer imagine, a 39-year-old with 60 million dollars, in her empire has the right to do something here with reaction the host of waters world co-host of the five jesse watters author of new book oi how i saved the world" let's talk britney you and i both agree britney had a lawyer, or some lawyers at very least didn't

i thought it was interesting this morning hearing the former health secretaryjeremy hart who was sort —— jeremy hunt. travel companies, who have had a horrific year as a result of coronavirus, will be pretty furious and worried going forward and then of course there is the huge inconvenience and concern for travellers affected. many in the travellers affected. many in the travel industry talking about needing more support from the government, financial support at this stage. i have to ask, why didn't the government put france onto the red list? why create this amber plus, some people are referring to it? that muddies the waters. yes, it is interesting to create a subcategory of the traffic light system, there has been speculation yesterday that france would move onto the red list, i think one thing to consider is it would have been pretty significant diplomatic move to put france, one of our nearest neighbours, major travel destination, on the red list where control really are tight in terms of anyone who can come in from a rate of this country to the united kingdom. it would have bee

southeast of the capital city of brussels was hit particularly hart by floods.risis center issues a warning because the weather is expected to last for several days. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." for more headlines follow foxnews.com. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." my next guest has been on the front lines of the battle against the left's mission to dramatically change the america reno and love. how do we change course? how important are the 2022 elections. joining me, the one, the only, mark levin joins me. congratulations on yet another terrific book. we fine each other at a point in american history where you as a former chief of staff for the department of justice. we as a former d.a., we see crime out of control and the left moving day by day into defunning police and people like george soros putting up d.a.s who don't want to do their job. how do we fight this. >> it's not easy. it can't be done overnight. we have to have a president who can present a clear message of law and order. a president who will fumigate