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marathon ever and i will tell you what i mean by that in a moment because that's what the organisers say. there is a 92—year—old man i believe call david running it, from london. and we also have an 18—year—old who has just turned 18 because that's the minimum age limit, she was 18 two days ago. the inclusivity i'm talking about is that the marathon organisers have said for the first time ever the elite winners of the men's and women's wheelchair races will win the same money as the men's and women's elite races. so they are going to be getting £40,000 in first place, £24,000 in second and £18,000 in third. that is parity of prize money that a lot of the wheelchair athletes have said speaks volumes on athletes have said speaks volumes on a global scale. also inclusivity, in the finish area they have made some changes, and have added a quiet space for runners who are neurodivergent, and a faith space for runners of all religions to go and reflect on the finish area they have made some changes, and have added a quiet space for runners who are neurodivergent, and a faith space for runners of all religions to go and reflect and pray after the
race. there is a family area with a privacy booth for people to breast—feed if they need to. they have gone a long way with the parity of pay and also in the structure of the finish area to try and make it as inclusive as ever.— as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt. as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt- we _ as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt- we will — as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt. we will be _ as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt. we will be back— as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt. we will be back with i as inclusive as ever. thank you, matt. we will be back with you | matt. we will be back with you throughout the day as you talk to some people who complete the london marathon. he's the exotic creature who made international headlines when he was fished out of a lake in cumbria two months ago. now fluffy has found a new home. the alligator snapping turtle — which is normally found in the warm waters around florida — is settling into the national centre for reptile welfare near tonbridge, in kent. juliette parkin has the story. meet fluffy, the not—so—cuddly reptile with a not—so—friendly reputation. but believe it or not, it's not uncommon to keep these creatures as pets. just make sure you're careful where you put your fingers. you can see on his tongue here, we can see that little pink lure. that's what he uses to lure fish in. so he's an ambush predator. he doesn't rush around chasing things. he sits there waiting for the food to come to him. some little fish swims along, sees that tongue and thinks, "oh, that's
was, but anything i can do to keep him with us, — was, but anything i can do to keep him with us, and i am proud to do it in his— him with us, and i am proud to do it in his memory, but for matt and amy and the _ in his memory, but for matt and amy and the whole family, really. you can see the _ and the whole family, really. you can see the emotion _ and the whole family, really. wi, can see the emotion and his story is replicated with her almost every single person behind me. there have been tears at the finish areas and hugs, a second ago a man came through with his pieces and helped both of them. strangers friends on the finish line. it is a one of the most inclusive ever, because for the elite races they have now got a parity in prize money. that has never happened before. and there have been changes made to the finish area, and as people cross the line there has been a safe space for people of all religions to reflect and pray. and a quiet space runners who are nearer divergent to get away from the noise of the crowd, and a
done. so that allows them to move on quietly. >> one would hope. is that what you would expect to happen? >> it's not what i would expect . it's what i would hope. but i would expect right now is anyone's guess. we're not privy to the supreme national security council conversations nor the conversation in the supreme leader's office, the iran right now. but they are almost quite certainly literally debating over that fork in the road, because those really are the only options here. when you took a look at the iranian meeting, the iranian media this morning, they're trying to present pictures of this plant, which is the place that allegedly had the blast, everything back to normal. their constant stress and everything back to normal tells. you that they understand something is not normal, which is that the israelis have achieved parity and beyond with the iranians, even though the strike was smaller because the israelis had promised in the lead up to the iranian strike against israel over the weekend that if israeli territory was struck that at some point in time iranian territory would be struck.
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having to be hit with five minutes tomorrow. he's really trying to touch as many people as he can. it was a ground game, and an organization with it, and with the mechanics of this, with one desantis advisor was pretty optimistic. they expressed some disappointment in that they thought nikki haley would be back on her heels more, and would be more defensive. that was not the nikki haley we saw, we saw her with an air of confidence tonight. going into the final stretch here. both of these candidates, essentially, or at parity. more importantly, they are in each other's way. the years leading alternative for donald trump. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much with that. david urban, they are looking for a winner here at. they're trying to see where that candidate would look like.
going to lose that appeal, okay, tell me more. what do you think? what do you mean? but then i go, well, but he's going to end up in front of a trial full of left-wing liberals who are going to hang him. who am i going to have sympathy for? you are donald trump? >> running against michael steele -- i want to bring into the conversation senior correspondent at puck news and the host of somebody's gotta win. indeed, somebody's gotta win. i wonder if anyone else is closer to that truth. >> well, somebody's got to win second place, but i think maybe this debate actually did not get anyone closer to second. i feel like they came out of this a parity. i don't feel like either one of them traps the other and either way but there was something more substantial to bait than i have seen in the past with vivek ramaswamy in the fight he was having with nikki haley and
saying it's beyond parity that democrats continue their obsession with former president trump. former president trump has legitimate businesses, but the bidens do not. >> what if anything can congressional democrats do about this? >> well, anderson, they're really releasing this report for two reasons at this point. first, they want people to be aware of trump's business entanglements with foreign governments going into 2024. secondly, congressman raskin told me that he is going to work on legislation that would mandate reporting to congress for any president or official who does take foreign payments, and then find a way for congress to approve or deny those payments to really have a check in place to enforce the emoluments clause. but anderson, obviously when president trump was in office, there was no action taken by congress to actually enforce that clause. they're hoping they could in the future. >> overseas now, appreciate it. the latest in the wake of the deadliest single attack in iran since the 1979 revolution.