reacting to the decision on twitter, maddie hinch wrote...e women played, great britain's men were heavily beaten by australia. they lost 5—1 in their second match, having drawn 4—1; in the first. both men and women play new zealand next weekend. it's super bowl 5a tonight. the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs in miami. the chief's haven't been to a super bowl for 50 years, but they have the best quarterback in the league, patrick mahomes. and that could be the difference? this is so tough to call. both these teams are dynamic in their own right. they have stars on every side of the field. i'm just excited to be part of it and witness this greatness go down. the 49ers have a great running game. i love kyle sha na han, their head coach, and i love the way he calls plays. but, man, this san francisco 49ers defensive line is so dominant, the best unit in the game at that position and they are going to try to get after patrick mahomes. i tell you what, no matter how good he can throw, if he's on his back, those throws are not go

great britian‘s hockey goalkeeper maddie hinch has criticised rules which saw australia awarded a winanna toman had scored from a penalty corner to put gb ahead, but then at half time thunder and lightning in sydney meant the game had to be called off. according to the rules, because australia won yesterday's game, they get double points and so were awarded the overall win. reacting to the decision on twitter, maddie hinch wrote: "makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. . . winning1—0 at half time only for some obscene t&c‘s to determine the outcome & be left with absolutely nothing! !" earlier, great britain's men were heavily beaten by the kookaburras. they lost 5—1 in their second match, having drawn 4—1; in the first. both men and women play new zealand next weekend. another sporting event has been called off as a result of the coronavirus outbreak in china. the formula e race due to take place in sanya next month has been postponed. sanya is around 1,000 miles from centre of the outbreak in wuhan. 0rganisers say they hope the sixth race of the season could still be held at a later

reacting to the decision on twitter, maddie hinch wrote... "makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.he outcome & be left with absolutely nothing! !" another sporting event has been called off as a result of the coronavirus outbreak in china. the formula e race due to take place in sanya next month has been postponed. sanya is around 1,000 miles from centre of the outbreak in wuhan. organisers say they hope the sixth race of the season could still be held at a later date, but had to act after the world health organisation declared the virus a global emergency. the world indoor athletics championships and snooker‘s chinese open have also been postponed, while olympics qualifying skiing and boxing events have been cancelled. the nfl season comes to its usual glitzy end tonight with super bowl liv. the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs in miami. the chiefs haven't been to a super bowl for 50 years, but they have the best quarterback in the league, patrick mahomes. could he be the difference? this is so tough to call. both these teams are dynamic in their own right. they

like in pakistan where some desperate families push their daughters and sisters to maddie chinese men for money but once in china many brides a big. and despite rights groups raising the alarm pakistani officials to crack down on the trade and a.p. investigation. traced over 600 pakistani brides sold to china over the last 2 years and for many. turns out to be. back with family but broken inside this is somehow david she was trafficked to china and married off to a stranger after just 2 months she returned to pakistan deathly ill. see what i thought of so modern others. very rarely laura. was a very. thoughtful. a month later she was dead. dory is not unique and is part of a disturbing wider trend in human trafficking. chinese men seeking bribes are fueling an illegal but lucrative cross border practice that targets girls and women often from pakistan's impoverished christian minority. the word by the promise of a better life and money for their parents they're told they're going to marry wealthy chinese christians. more often than not they end up in some of china's poorest and conser

one player in particular maddy hinge says the rule is obscene and ridiculous.n to cancel the match, i have spoken to the federation of international hockey who reiterated that all of the countries agreed to this real and that there is no particular plan to reconsider this at any stage. however, there is a season review in september. if any of the teams in the professional league want to bring this up again, they can at the end of the season. this rule only applies to the professional league, not the olympics. it has no effect. the gb hockey team are heading into the olympics in tokyo as reigning champions. next up for it gb is new zealand, so gb are seventh in the pro league, new zealand are fourth. they face them on sunday and gb will be hoping where they will not get in the way this time around. they will know what the rules are, won't they? exactly. rory mcilroy will return to world number one this week, without playing a shot. the northern irishman will replace brooks koepka, mcilory will be back in the top spot for the first time since 2015. super bowl l f

great britian‘s goalkeeper maddie hinch has criticised the rules that saw australia awarded a win forty corner to put gb ahead, but then at half time, a storm in sydney saw the game called off. the rules state that, because australia won yesterday's game yesterday, they get double points and so were awarded the overall win. that's not fair, is it?

maddy, i want to -- president trump had once said if jared kushner couldn't get middle east peace doner had this to say about the deal. let's listen. >> i explained to him that the territory allocated for his new state will remain open and undeveloped for a period of four years. during this time, palestinians can use all appropriate deliberation to study the deal, negotiate with israel, achieve the criteria for statehood, and become -- >> hold on. sorry about that. early sunday morning. that was not what jared kushner said. let's play what jared kushner said. i'm going to read to you what he said. he said i have been studying this now for three years. i have read 25 books on it, spoken to every leader in the region. i have spoken to everyone who's been involved in this. i believe that to be untrue. >> i believe that to be untrue as well. 25 books, yeah right. what kind of books? coloring books, comic books. the man has zero knowledge of the conflict, zero knowledge of the figures involved in the conflict, zero experience in international diplomacy. when trump said as you mentioned in 2

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi house and as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. in 2009 a torture victim of the brutal arjen time the delhi regime confronted his interrogator who tortured no no no i wasn't oratory i was in turkey has justice now been served for the atrocious crimes committed decades earlier i do the truth so you are telling lies and investigation into the dark history of argentina why didn't they kill me in the end rewind interrogating a torture on al-jazeera. war. this is al jazeera. hello i'm still robin you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes donald trump's former roger stone is sentenced to 40 months in prison for lying to congress but the president is confident he'll be cleared. also vigils are held in germany to remember victims of a mass shooting that's being treated as a terrorist attack. but after months of talks south sudan's pr

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: baby lincoln born a year to the date of maddie's transplant. >> i couldn't imagine anything better. >> reporter: the whole team celebrating success. baylor now counting six births from transplanted uteruses. 25 total in the world. >> you look in their eyes saying you see complete happiness. we can't even describe how that feels like. lincoln and all the babies born here, they're part of us too. >> so maddie is going to keep the uterus and is going to try for baby number two later this year but baby lincoln, his birthmark, the quickest time a transplant patient was able to get the transplant, give birth all within a year. >> what a remarkable story. so happy for them and wish them luck on their attempted second one. that's really wonderful. thanks, janai. let's head back over to ginger in philly. >>> yes, i'm here, cecilia, in philadelphia at the philadelphia flower show. if you couldn't tell already, this is the largest and the oldest flower show in the nation. the theme this year, riviera holiday. i think it's pretty evident by the many olive trees including this one that is more t

joining me maddy up front as i put from the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. who'll. the on the old. time's up 1st and leaves the european union off the 47 years. this is the bit with the door breaks and the bill goes on on the u.s. great national. committee al this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up america will remember this day unfortunately where the senate did not live up to.

but not for hundreds of others, like nickerson heavyweight maddi miller who says wrestling gave her self-confidencenk i would be such an outgoing and happy person like i am now if i didn't do wrestling. >> reporter: miller walked into regionals undefeated. >> what is the strategy? >> i want to go get a state title as a freshman. let's go! >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, mcpherson, kansas. >> o'donnell: proof those girls are taking hold of their future. we wish them good luck. we'll be right back. 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. that's why it's important to be prepared for anything life brings. at fidelity, we'll help you build a clear plan for retirement. one that covers health care costs, taxes, and any other uncertainties while still giving you the flexibility to make changes to your plan as often as you need. because when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. ♪ here's wishing you the bluest sky ♪ there's nothi

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi often as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. the on the on. al-jazeera. al about i how my head see an endo how with the al jazeera news our coverage for you in the next 60 minutes turkey's president vows more retaliation against syrian forces after striking back for attacks on his soldiers and province opposition forces mean paul have shot down a syrian army helicopter over it. also ahead china coronavirus death surged past a thousands the world health organization is warning of a very grave global.

maddy savage reporting.ides the mother of the british backpacker grace millane — who was murdered in new zealand in 2018 — has her told her killer he has ripped a hole in her heart. she relayed her message to the court in auckland via a videolink, as the 28—year—old man convicted of her murder was jailed for life. he cannot be named for legal reasons. grace met the man on a dating app on the eve of her 22nd birthday. within hours of their first date, he'd murdered her. gillian millane read out a victim impact statement saying she was distraught for not being able to protect her daughter. her tragic life cut short by yourwilful, cruelactions. our correspondent shaimaa khalil was in court for the sentencing. when grace millane's mother gillian millane started talking and making her statement, including addressing the killer, as you've just shown, directly, many people were in tears, including the killer himself. this is the most emotional we've seen him. when he was watching grace's mother speak to him directl

joining me maddi often as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenged them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. providing the clips into someone else's what. i didn't witness on al-jazeera. loop the. marching out to syria let's recap the top stories the number of new corona virus infections in china has risen again after several days at the klein only 2000 more people were reported to be infected on sunday with the death toll rising to 1770 syrian state media says government forces have seize most of aleppo province russian airstrikes assisted in the bush the turkish delegation is set to resume talks in moscow on monday to discuss the escalation in the area. and india's supreme court has ruled that women in the army must be given the same career opportunities men and means female officers can now apply for permanent commissions which opens up command was not yet clear that women will now be able to take part in active combat for our top story the crying a virus epidemic that has curbed travel and

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avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi hobson as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. one war the world war. time for us to take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera the total number of people infected with the coronavirus across china has risen to almost 64000 officials in who bear a province say almost 5000 new people contracted the virus on thursday. u.s. attorney general william barr has criticised donald trump's use of twitter after the us president commented on the sentencing of not just but the stones the former campaign adviser has been convicted of lying to congress witness tampering and of struction of justice. rockets hit and then brought here basing can't cope province where u.s. troops are stationed and he no reports of any casualties the previous attack on the same base in december killed a u.s. contractor and that triggered a chain of events a call to regional tensions to saw. the families of people killed in

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi often as i put it up front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. here watching out is there a let's recap the top stories right now the global death toll from the corona virus outbreak has reached 910 more than 40000 people have been infected and 60 more people tested positive on a cruise ship quarantined in the border in japan and what syrian government forces have taken control of more villages and dancing towards the rebels' last stronghold of meanwhile dozens of graves have been vandalized in the southern suburbs. and bangladeshis living in india have told al-jazeera they're increasingly being threatened with deportation and many say there is a climate of hostility towards muslims since a new citizenship law came into effect. many lebanese women say they'll no longer be silenced by laws they consider to be discriminatory they've been at the forefront of the nationwide protests that started in october and led

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roving correspondent i am told to go bring topics from politics to conflict to environmental it's. counted like nothing you've ever. done but we want to know how did these things affect people we revisit cases even when they're no match had. really invested but that's a privilege as a journalist. i'm sammy's a down in dog with a look at the headlines here and i'll just see it and now 2 major witnesses and donald trump's impeachment trial have been filed gordon the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. has been removed it came just hours after ukraine expert lieutenant colonel alexander ferdman was the schools without the white house. candidates hoping to secure the democratic presidential nomination of held a debate in new hampshire head of a key primary vote during the a.b.c. news debate front ru

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi how fun i'd like to put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera let's pick out the top stories right now palestinian president mahmoud abbas is calling on arab nations to take a clear stance against the u.s. president's middle east plan arab league call for an emergency meeting in cairo to discuss total trust so-called deal of the century abbas told members he was not consulted and would never accept the enix ation truce. china's prime minister has asked the european union for help in getting urgent medical supplies to deal with the worsening coronavirus turn a 59 people have now died from the virus on saturday chant china announced 46 new jets been good friends violet us president ali trump will likely end on wednesday and that's because the republican controlled senate voted to block any witness testimony so that means trump is all but certain to be acquitted. for this woke up

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi hot sun as i put it up front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. told stories from asia in the pacific on al jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up no more time for talk turkey's president issues a warning to syria's government as concerns grow over a wider confrontation in a province scores of companies with links to any good israeli settlements the united nations says their activities raise human rights concerns and italian far right leader says he's no kidnap as the country's senate says he can go on trial for detaining migrants at sea. and 10 trillion dollars over 30 years the potential cost.

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddy huff and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on out. here with al-jazeera and these are the top stories turkey's president says his military's hit back at syrian government forces after turkish soldiers were killed shelling and it was deployed troops in northern syria to counter a government offensive. the newly built hospital in china has become treating patients affected by the coronavirus the death toll has risen to 361 plus a person in the philippines as well 17000. and chinese stock markets have reacted by fail 9 percent early on monday the biggest force since 2015 china's central bank has pledged $173000000000.00 to stabilize the world's 2nd biggest economy in the way they operate. morrow is a senior partner for control risks covering the pacific region and told us he believes china will be able to manage the economic impact. the chinese markets don't function like like markets free markets in the w

mohamad allow it will take up the top position after approval from parliament he will replace the abdel maddi allow it has been tasked with forming a new cabinet and is set to hold office until elections can be held iraq has faced months of mass protests over corruption unemployment and the lack of government services one of their key demands was the appointment of a new prime minister and a message for doubt on twitter allowing promised change and said he stood with protesters. who. continue demonstrating and protesting and shouting slogans this is your country and these are your right. our job is to meet your demands and we have to protect you and not oppress you the country's weapons should be directed towards those who carry weapons and you should stay in the streets so we managed to hold the killers accountable to compensate families of the martyrs to treat all the wounded to set time for election restoring the pride and prestigious the security forces to reform the economy to fight the corruption and to form my government if the political powers try to impose certain names on me i will

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi how can i put up from questions to my special guest and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on out. oh. book about watching al-jazeera with me so robin a reminder of our top stories the u.s. and the afghan taliban have side a historic deal aimed at paving the way to peace and the exit of foreign troops from the country the ceremony in doha was attended by dignitaries including the u.s. secretary of state and foreign ministers from qatar and pakistan under the deal the u.s. and nato say they'll pull all of the foreign troops out of afghanistan within 14 months if the taliban almost it's part of the agreement that includes a $135.00 day initial period of reduced violence both sides have also agreed to exchange as many as $6000.00 christmas. we want to the day's other news that the turkish president recipe for one says he's asked his russian counterpart run to be a putin to get out of the way in syria's the last rebel bastion and it lead it follows the death of

mohammad allawi will take up the top position after approval from parliament he to replace either lobdell maddi allow it has been tasked with forming a new cabinet and is set to hold office until elections can be held well iraq has faced months of mass protests over corruption unemployment and lack of government services one of the key demands was the appointment of a new prime minister well a man can join us now live from baghdad emraan i guess one of the key questions is will the protesters like him any better. well that is one of the key questions but he's got a very long time to go before the protesters get to decide what they want him and what he has to convince paul and he is the man for the job they have to vote him in now one of the biggest political blogs has to decide been has to decide whether he is the candidate or not now just to give you some background. the current prime minister now caretaker prime minister he quit on november the 30th that was supposed to be a brand new prime minister in place 15 days after that that didn't happen obviously now but i'm sol the president of iraq

last night, pete told mad where- told maddy i know i messed up but not as much as michael bloomberg at the last debate. so bloomberg was praying for an easier debate but doesn't seem like it worked. right from the start he was on the back foot. >> senator sashedz, we haven't had a national unemployment rate this low for this long in 50 years. here in south carolina, the unemployment rate is even lower. how will you convince voters that a democratic socialist can do better than president trump with the economy? >> well, you're right, the economy is doing really great for people like mr. bloomberg and other billionaires. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: oh! i feel bad for bloomberg. the question wasn't even about him. ( laughter ) he's just minding his business over there, and out of nowhere, like he must be the first billionaire in history to get hit in a drive by. that's never happened. ( laughter ) and bernie didn't give him a chance. right, he doesn't mess around. if bernie was a boxer, he would hit you in the locker room before the fight. come in, it was going to happen either way, i'

avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me maddi hot sun as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. in 2009 a torture victim of the brutal arjen time bedelia regime confronted his interrogator who tortured no no no no not the older daughter until i was in target has justice now been served for the atrocious crimes committed decades earlier the idea of the true lord telling lies and investigation into the dark history of argentina why didn't they told me in the end rewind interrogating a torture on al-jazeera. this is a domicile a man's 4th trip to boozy in 2 days the fisherman is using his boat to risk you as many people as he can was stranded in the flood hit area of the psycho to die struck mozambique i was up when i 1st saw women with babies on their backs crying for help saying they were dying i knew i had to do something i was late and from the dark a faint was still in the distance alerts us to people calling for help women children and th

the party panel has returned cats tyler and maddie. let's talk about this kat. president obama does not whet any part of this third-party it is an absolute disaster fee puts his way behind joe, joe is going to lose and he will have picked wrong again. eddie becomes out swinging his bernie and bernie wins he looks completely bad. >> also is taking such a huge risk. because everybody loves him right now. democrats love him, republicans now that bernie is up there like we miss obama, that was great. and he is no benefit of getting into something controversial. who are the most famous people in the country now? kardashians. what are they like? their own butts, that's all we know. he doesn't have a lipstick line i rest my case. kennedy: so where is the lift kit? >> he's too busy to unmount controversy nothing that's the one thing holding them back. [laughter] kennedy: i'm a libertarian. [laughter] this is what president obama set a bernie sanders and it says a lot. he is an icon, clearly, the democratic party, i've absolute confidence that he will play a vigorous vot

i'm not just dating maddie. >> reporter: he goes to the suites with victoria, and madison feels betrayedie to you about that. >> could you, like, just, like, excuse me for, like, a second? >> reporter: pushing madison over the edge. >> i'm sorry for that. please don't walk away from this. >> reporter: now the question is whether they'll be three women left or only two. >> my heart is, like, broken right now. >> where's maddie? >> don't let her go. [ cheers and applause ] >> lots of drama. and we'll see what happens when "the bachelor and the women tell all" airs next monday starting at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. robin. >> oh, boy. >> we really want to do something here. >>> we want to switch gears to a celebration of an incredible life. katherine johnson, the trailblazing mathematician who helped nasa put a man on the moon paved the way for other women and african-americans in the field. a real-life "hidden figure" whose contributions were largely hidden from public view until they were featured in an oscar-nominated movie honoring her life and legacy. >> liftoff, we have a li

maddy savage reporting.d if it would be possible for liverpool to lose some games so they would not win the league. klopp wrote back, praising daragh‘s passion, but explaining liverpool could not drop points on his behalf. liverpool are on course to win the premier league and have not lost a league fixture so far this season. we were right, we were going to stand it but then the teacher liked it so much, he is a liverpool supporter and he said we should spend it. ithought supporter and he said we should spend it. i thought he was joking but he was not so he got her stamp and centre. what was in the lead so? dearjurgen klopp, minute ms darroch, i am ten. unbeaten here, use since it may. there was a little bit of my brain that thought he might respond and cheated. it was monday night. at royal mail on the stamp. that the data, thank you for writing to me. he did not wish me luck or anything but it is always good to hear from anything but it is always good to hearfrom a anything but it is always good to hear fr

. >> yeah, and that is a very good question to bring to you, maddie, paw the fear that i've been hearing articulated across almost every democrat that i've spoken with is number one, we're going to wind up with a brokered convention, a contested convention where no plaone dos to actually clinch the nomination but senator sanders goes in with the most. and then the question becomes because democrats' other huge fear is that bernie sanders ends up as the nominee and then that, you know, makes it very difficult to win the senate, may even lose the house. that's the fear that people have about him as a nominee. >> some people. >> what would happen, if your view -- some people feel that way, right? what if we go into a contested convention, what would be the outcome if that winds up with somebody other than senator sanders being the nominee? what do you think would happen? >> i think whatever your view of bernie sanders, it would be a disaster. let's be clare, elizabeth warren won the debate. she was a brilliant debater and she was put on earth to destroy michael bloomberg. bernie sanders won

her brother mason, my son's name, and her sister hayden and maddie her best friend, she says hello.row. quick check on bea in aurora, colorado. nobody wants to dig in my popcorn. but when it's snowin >>> good saturday morning. patchy dense fog around the bay. a cooler day today. breezy at coast. 50s by noontime. low 60s for warmest locations. then winds kick up with a >>> we're alick up with a >>> we're all still eating popcorn. >> i need a toothpick. >> we just can't let it go and we don't have to here. idina menzel and multiple elsas from all around the world are staging a magical "frozen ii" performance at the oscars tomorrow and our kaylee hartung sat down with them to get a sneak peek at what's to come. kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. dare i say you let the girls stay up to see this performance tonight. while the secrets of the big show are kept under tight wraps, i got to go into the unknown, backstage with this magical group of women who are promising an unforgettable performance. it's the song that everyone is singing. ♪ into the unknown "frozen ii" is

. >> sonic, i know you got the super speed and everything, but maddie and i - >> totally defenseless,on't worry, i know exactly what to do ♪ >> i was not expecting that, but i was expecting not to expect something so it doesn't count. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome to the show ben schwartz, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show >> how are you >> seth: i'm wonderful >> this is so exciting >> seth: it's very nice to see you. we've known each other for a very long time >> very long time, yeah. >> seth: yet, i've never met your parents i met your dad backstage >> my dad is backstage he's watching right now. >> seth: very exciting and yet -- [ applause ] >> yeah, you can cheer for the idea of fathers. >> seth: you cheer, yeah >> you can cheer for the ideal of what fathers are. >> seth: your mother, noticeably absent >> yeah, can i tell you why? >> seth: yeah. >> she's very supportive let me start this story by saying, she's very supportive. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> there's a live podcast taping with the lead guy from "outlander." >> seth: yeah -- >> s

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like maddy miller who said wrestling gave her self-confidence. >> i don't think i would be such an outgoingng. >> miller walked into regionals undefeated. >> what is the strategy? >> i want to go get a state title as a freshman. like, let's go! >> i didn't have to look very far to see a lot of girls with big smiles on their faces and excited about their wins and heart broken when they lost. because they felt like they had the chance to compete. >> reporter: do you wish you had been able to participate in something like this? >> it's my girls now. they can definitely take the championship! i definitely am excited they can do that. >> now a state champ! paving the way for a new generation of girls. >> so you're all in with this? >> i'm all in. yes. this is what i want to do for the rest of my life. "cbs this morning saturday" jamie yuccas, kansas. >> this piece reinforces what i tell my daughter over and over again. you know, find something and it will bring you out. >> yeah. >> the passion of this. >> find your joy. >> yeah. find your joy. >> there's a beauty in sport and what it can do for

let's go to maddie in sterling, new jersey. go ahead. caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. host: you are on the air, go ahead. caller: thank you. this is my first time watching the iowa caucus. i thought it was really interesting, being from new jersey, and you go in and you vote, you don't really have to face your neighbors. but with a caucus, everybody has to basically see everybody they live around and the people they experience in their everyday lives and they debate with them to make their final decisions within the caucus. i think it is really interesting to see a community come together like that and make those decisions together. host: ok. thank you for the call. let's go to thomas in new albany, ohio. you are calling on the republican line. good evening. caller: i just wanted to say i thought the first time i was watching the caucuses and i thought it was really a cool experience to see everybody, like the last caller just said, talking to everyone. and just trying to come together and pick a candidate. awesomehought it was that c-span covered that. host: what was

businessing dagen mcdowell and national taxpayer as union senior fellow forward strategy president maddyng let's talk economic news here. dagen you're at a 50-year low in unemployment you have it a consumer that's sol hid and wage that are up. income inequality narrowing no kidding america feels better today than before trump took office. >> right so this is they feel better about their situation. no incumbent president this the past 30 year withs has enjoyed such a high percentage at this point and presidency, and a strong majority of americans 62% of those say that trump should get the credit for this. improving economy, and ting that reason is more than anything rise wages for rank and file workers rising wages for people who doafnght have a college education or toapt have a college degree. that, that is what is is lift and frankly because those wage gains are greater than the wage gains for the top earners in this country as you pointed out that income inequality gap that is narrowing and i think that is why you're seeing real optimism in this country. you've got low energy prices. y

reacting to the decision on twitter, maddie hinch wrote...ll be building up to super bowl liv on the bbc sport website and if you're up for a late night it's live on bbc one with coverage starting at 11:25pm. during the sports news we saw that plane carrying 11 more british people from wuhan landing at a military base in france. the plane taxing behind the buildings on the ru nway taxing behind the buildings on the runway and those who live in be taken on from france to raf brize norton and then taken to the wirral we re norton and then taken to the wirral were they willjoin the other 83 british nationals being held in isolation, quarantine for two weeks, 14 days. that second french flight has now arrived in the south of france. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon. outbreaks of rain and drifting northwards across much of the uk today. cold enough for snow across a high ground in scotland. exceptionally mild to the south. lots of showers from the west to east tonight, blustery night, some clear spells between