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Miami Valley’s “Valentine’s Day Sweetheart Pace” has drawn a full field of nine female drivers behind nine competitive pacing mares.

Driver Dan Noble will have an enviable decision to make following the draw for the $30,000 championship of the Claim To Fame series for $20,000 claiming trotters to be held next Monday. He managed to win Monday’s divisions of the final preliminary leg, guiding both Here Comes Moony (1:56, $8) and Another Breath (1:56.4, $7.60) to relatively easy victories. There were no repeat winners in the two weeks of preliminaries, so the final should be contentious. In order of series earnings, which determined the final combatants, the championship field will be comprised of Another Breath, Majestic ...

Can you believe the nerve of them, boys and girls? there's a special word for that. racist. >> oh, man. >> with comedy, especially with eddie murphy, my take is, you have to kind of check your p.c. at the door before you walk in. >> absolutely. classic comedy but even still new, 30 years later? >> can you believe it? >> unbelievable. "early start" continues right now. >> stop the aid 91 minutes after trump calls zelensky and says, keep it hush hush. >> newly released e-mails give the strongest proof yet the white house knew of the perils and backlash over pausing ukraine's security aid. mi...

♪ ♪ >> i thought you believed in me. >> that's just an expression. >> more than that. >> my hand. i exist. ainsley: classic comedy. [oh god "comes to earth has a hard time convincing will. four ione in four agnostics pray despite believing in religion. father jonathan morris is here to weigh in on this. >> good morning, ainsley, that is my pleasure. ainsley: why do you think that is one in four agnostics calling out to god when they face a crisis? >> i think it's because doubt is really a part of our whole experience of faith. and so if i ask somebody on the street do you know in god? some...

Aaahhhh! >> whoa! aaahhh! >> just get out of here! >> aaahhh! >> that's one way to set up the segment. that was a scene, mike, from the 1988 comedy "big business." >> classic comedy. >> come on, two sets of identical twins meet after being separated at birth. something like that now actually has happened in real life. it's the cover story, a remarkable story for this weekend's "new york times" magazine titled "the mixed up brothers of boeinga that abogata." it's a complicated story when you bring props. >> citrus props. >> yes. >> best you can set up this story. >> i tried to explain this stor...