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and ashton sanders, who plays bobby brown, joins us live from los angeles.were going to be here in studio. all of that holiday weather and holiday travel got you stuck there. >> yeah, yeah. this is just a safer bet for all of us. >> that's right. >> so, yeah. we're here. >> we'll take it. what was it like to play whitney >> i mean, it's anything that you would think it would be, right? and there's a lot of pressure to put on the hat of bobby brown. but i think, you know, working with kasi lemmons took away the stresses of the narrative. we were able to focus on what was important with the message that we were trying to get across. >> ashton, it's hard not to be moved by any whitney song. pwhat's your favorite song? >> i think everybody loves "i want to dance with somebody." i think that's one of her biggest songs. and also, obviously, "i will always love you" is really iconic. >> ashton, we know those songs so well. did you learn anything about whitney that you didn't know before? >> i think this movie does a good dive at taking a look behind the curtain of

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and as i s as deliberately destroyed any images and release of pharaoh, i cannot anesur on our gift ashton lawman de spar or if not wanting to do it, they were probably only given the order to destroy any visible traces of the sparrow after leaving the capital hotel i am ana voiced, hired. oh dear, befell at tired sir stewart must. emma jo, wendy's proceed. them it you have that way he would disappear from the historiography of egyptian horizon once and for all of us winded. oh, the only female pharaoh did not fare any better. although hapchick suit was often portrayed with the ceremonial beard like her male peers, a woman pharaoh was too much to handle for her contemporaries. they raised her image. this scandalous woman was not to be remembered. oh, hardship such teacher was also posthumously disgraced guilty by association. his inscription was partially scratched off. ah, the eurasia of memory with the for religious all power, political reasons is so common in history that there is even a specific term for it. dom knox, your memorial, censoring the memory of disagreeable predecessors. th

ashton and i were super fortunate where i feel our rolodex is really fat and that is one of our supercouple met zelenskyy in kyiv and left believers in the new leader. >> sometimes you meet a unicorn and you say i hope you succeed because you're a normal, nice human being who has the best intent. >> it would take more than intentions to continue its fight and littered with destroyed buildings and missing residents killed in the war like this man's stepson. >> he treatmented of a house, a car. he dreamed of living on. >> how do you -- how do you go from here to what the next steps are for you philanthropically in such a chaotic and disastrous situation? >> there's a two-part solution in this. one is get the public involved, right? if you feel like you donated $5, $2, you have an invested interest in the outcome of your donation and part two is the private philanthropy that we will do, that we will forever do that we don't talk about and there are multiple ways people can still help. you can always still donate to the go fund me. you can always sponsor a family and do a lot things, but

india yosh and guilty of spreading false information about the russian military in ukraine. mystery ashton had described the killings of civilians in butcher by russian forces as a massacre. he faces up to 9 years in prison. peruse, new president has appeared on national television at a military ceremony as she attempts to secure her grip on power. dana bolo, our time, was elevated from vice president to replace ousted left as pedro castillo earlier this week. castillo supporters, our staging ongoing protests to demand his return and follow our tay is facing calls for early elections. oh, a former minneapolis police officer involved in the killing of george floyd has been sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison. j alexander king pleaded guilty in october to aiding and abetting manslaughter. he is already serving a federal sentence for violating floyd civil rights. and us basketball start. brittany griner is back on us soil after being released from a russian penal colony. she touched down in san antonio, texas 10 months after being detained in moscow. in exchange for her release, the u.

ashton is here live. >>> and our "emily in paris" week keeps going. and ginger is upstairs. what's cooking? >>> it is my turn for 12 days of christmas cookies. i have tieghan gerard with me creating a twist on, you guessed it. ginger cookies. it's going to get sweet and spicy right here on "gma." ♪ dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor

watch out a flag on the hit by derwin james who just laid out ashton. >> i think he may be watching thehe locker room. >> indianapolis wide receiver ashton was diagnosed with a discussion after that hill. james was also treated under the league's concussion it protocol after looking woozy that is some clip there. >> griff: i felt that hit all the way over here. >> carley: so did i as i was reading it. it didn't feel good. >> joe: usually those little clips that's football. that was pretty tough. they call that the crown of the helmet. >> griff: would you throw a flag on that? >> rachel: listen, that looks so dangerous it made me go no kids play football. [laughter] >> rachel: i know that sounds like a downer. >> joe: you can't do that. >> rachel: let's go to another debate. the great christmas debate is when do you take down your christmas tree and cardinal dolan a good friend of our show wrote an excellent op-ed which i felt like he was channeling me. here's what he says. warning to catholics, i willing driving around the archdiocese today. if i see one catholic home with a christmas t

jen ashton, and boy, i watched the agm.ome? that's often chronic. it's often progressive, and the hallmark features are spasms of muscles. now when you talk about muscles, we're talking head to toe, right? we need our muscles to swallow, to speak, to sing, to breathe, to walk, and that spasticity, those spasms can be incredibly painful. >> how has this taken so long to be treated? >> most doctors by definition have never seen this. oftentimes it's a diagnosis of exclusion. we go through other things and say it's not that. to know what it isn't, that's valuable information. it's a combination of blood tests, sometimes a muscle biopsy, and when you arrive at someone saying to you, you have a rare condition, that is terrifying. olthiostav when youreold th >>- rarity in medicine o sciee, but, in fact, if you look just statistically at all of the americans who are told they have a rare condition, this condition, stiff person syndrome, incidents of 1 in a million, but if you add up all the so-called rare conditions, that's estimated

generation and future generations can bring about change to produce more sustainably and locally, ashton oh ah, billy came up with the idea of breaking silkworms, which are actually caterpillars, the larval full of the domestic silk, moth. the lab space, he needed his experiment. it was rather testing for his family at 1st. so think of the yellow, he said t ashanti von, but he was bearing his silkworms in our bathroom, over the bath tub in there, on my own for our daughter and i, well we didn't find it that practical phone biskin nie ya. roc dish who ali and bettina resolve the conflict, my movie miss silkwood tries to the garage, the humble origin of many a grand project. there always been a long period. oh, i'm a foreigner, but i have no land. this is not always a problem right. on the through, so i decided to focus on special cultures where you can produce a lot on very little land for valley health fixing. i'm also a textiles engineer. so silkworms are a good match for those. is that that was partly out of necessity, but it's also fascinating competency. it's really fascinating to wa

than chun ogo a couple of which was to work the focus but by this kind of close on the bus stop. ashton was just wanting keller, just in the book of a couple of peacekeepers, stay on the launch a you'll have to learn that square area lewisville normal shuttle julia for the with the, with the cisco us this in the learning. it took a yodel filtering, piecemeal, dental sitting in you near oscillating t illusion. google and you just opened because the fall out will rain down on ukraine and western european countries. it's suicidal because those involved in this nuclear terrorism are the ones who will suffer, fuss. mm. hm oh oh is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being led to somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. adjoining washington's ukraine prophecy war against russia. europe is made an irreversible choice. it is consigned itself to being a minor regional power i

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ashton is here with the recommendations and how you can meet them. >>> holiday travel warning.and what you need to know about protecting yourself when traveling abroad. >>> inflation nation relief? the real impact the numbers have on your wallet and where americans are finally saving. >>> "black-ish" star marsai martin revealing her more than four-year health struggle living in constant pain. the surgery that helped her and now encouraging others to pay attention to their bodies. ♪ like heaven ♪ >>> plus, we're saying bonjour to "emily in paris" star ashley park. >> you know i love when a story starts like that. >> joining us live before the highly anticipated season 3 premiere. ♪ step into christmas ♪ >>> shop this store. lori b. is bringing us the best finds to help you with our new series check the last gifts off your list and save this morning. all things pottery barn. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >>> and she got us ready for halloween and all set for thanksgiving. now the internet's grandma is finally here in times square. all i want for christmas is babs costello's

jen ashton, welcome back. men versus women, so this study looked at prevention, looked at high risk individuals for heart disease and how they were recommended to prevent their first cardiac event and what they found, big difference, men versus women. if you were a woman, 40% more likely to receive behavioral modifications, things like lose weight, exercise more, stop smoking. if you were a man, 20% more likely to be prescribed statins or cholesterol lowering medications, pharmacologic management for prevention a much more aggressive way to prevent the first heart attack. >> men and women often exhibit different symptoms of heart trouble. >> they do. i mean overall, that chest pain is still the most common, the so-called hollywood heart attack, that crushing chest pain, more common with men, women, much more likely to have other symptoms, flu-like symptoms, nausea, back pain, fatigue, shortness of breath, so, again, when you look at this disease, very different in almost every single way men versus women. >> w

he and ashton doolittle, the colts both entered concussion protocol charges ended up winning 22 3.o maryland and a dramatic rescue caught on camera after a small plane crashed into this icy creek. john john lennon and his son saw this single engine plane crashed into this creek south of baltimore and knew they had to do something fast. normally, they're over there. and this time. his heading right for us civilians stop over here. so the navy veteran and his son grabbed two kayaks, knowing that every moment counts in such frigid water, pushing the whole ice floe, which is good, you just keep nice and slow, but the ice was so thick they had to use shovels to paddle. i'm like an or is not going to do it. i need a shovel surrendered pilot 71 year old steve crouch man. he was standing on the wing of the plane sinking, they shouted instructions to him. get out of the water! just get out of the water and this hold tight, and then i just i just pick ax backwards and got my kayak back onto the ice, and he was out of the water and sun were soon joined by a police officer in a third kayak who

derwin james delivers a brutal helmet to helmet hit on ashton doolan.oncussion on the play. james was flagged for the hit and then he was ejected from the game. in the end, the chargers they picked off nick falls three times in austin ekeler. who leads the n f l in touchdowns. he ran for two more . his second sealed the deal in the fourth chargers win 22 3. they wrap up a wild card spot their first playoff berth since 2018 and there is a new job opening in the nfl after denver fired first year head coach nathaniel hackett. the broncos were just four and 11 under hackett, and yesterday they suffered their worst loss of the season. a 51 to 14 blowout by the l. a rams. hackett's 15 games stand as head coach was the shortest in the history of the denver broncos franchise. all right. here's one way to burn off some of those calories after a big christmas meal. check this out. that is the 22nd annual roast goose digestion run in berlin. germany takes place every year, right after christmas, an effort to burn calories from the night before i will be never part

university of westminster and mr. making the i know that you have a particular interest in the history of ashton ash and secure interest that is and such an interesting topic because intelligence services have always played a role in geo politics. but over the last day, could i think it has turned into a rule. bowen, spyware, especially in syria, when you had one convert action against another. and there are also proliferation of private armies, and many countries preferred to use convert means rather than a birth ones. why do you think converse, operations are proliferating in this? suppose it age of transparency and do you think the ukranian conflict will change any of that? because i think what the russian did, and launching this military operation, it's essentially calling a spade a spade, and it's going out in that typically to define its interest rather than relying on the intelligence services. yeah, i mean, i think the whole idea about who was is that you try not to reveal your hand, your hand remains hidden. i think they are obviously conscious. despite the protestant sions, the idea th

she told my colleague tatyana, the soul fortuneteller, sarah ashton, bleakly returned for the first time in nine and a half months. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , they were very worried before crossing ukrainian borders as a journalist, not so much because of the war but because sarah is a transgender woman that there were problems with my documents regarding the change of sex, and i was also not sure how ukrainians would treat a transgender reporter who will report from the country during the war, instead , she says, her experience in ukraine changed the idea of ​​how society in general can treat representatives of sexual minorities from the first day when i entered, when i was stamped in my passport, i saw how dense ukraine is, it is not a question of tolerance or identity, ukraine is a nation that values ​​freedom and freedom for all people, and this allowed me to work more and more efficiently as a journalist and now as a soldier thanks to the fact that for ukrainians my gender identity is not an important issue at all whoever you are and whatever your values ​​are so

virginia, on making the top 5, go fund me, most successful fundraiser 2022, the ukraine drive led by ashton $37 million and as you mentioned at the top even regular americans, go for gas, groceries and baby formula for inflationary consumers. neil: it speaks to the times. thank you for that. in the meantime you heard about the problems airlines are having finding pilots and that is true. one airline in particular callaway to address that problem. start training its own. connell mcshane has a lot more from denver, colorado. >> reporter: frontier airlines has a new program, you don't need experience in the industry at all to get into it though the number of flight attendants applied, they want to become pilots. 25-year-old we met here, spent 3 years after graduating, working in investment banking and private equity but something was missing. >> it is a hard world to feel passionate about and i was looking for something else, stronger purpose. for me, the airline industry is exactly what i wanted. >> reporter: bryce and rolled in this flight school a few months back and a few years from now he

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. >> wide receiver ashton was diagnosed with a concussion from the hit. he was on concussion protocol after looking woozy after he walked off of the field. christmas was nearly run for one family after realized grinch stole the gifts under the tree but santa claus with the backup. >> thank you! oh, my goodness, thank you! >> i love the mom and i love the little girl. i love everybody right now. the officers who made that surprise happen joining us live coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> merry christmas! >> merry christmas! >> oh, my, thank you! oh my goodness, thank you! >> that little girl in the diaper, adorable. stepping in to save christmas after presents stole them from their home on christmas eve. presence left over from a local toy drive for pure joining us the officers who saved the day, ryan, josh morgan, anthony, jonathan, marco, and first up, all of you, thank you for getting up with us this morning. to reiterate what happened, you had this 11:00 a.m. on christmas eve call, you walk in and this family has been cleaned out. you and the officers responded bu

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jen ashton is here.. they might win the race, but according to this study, it's not going to help us live longer, and this study for people who can't stand this done in the uk looked at non-exercisers just going about their day-to-day activities wearing a wearable device that tracked their heart rate and literally three minutes a day, three one-minute or short bursts of doing what they do faster. pushing that grocery cart more quickly, walking your dog more quickly, walking up the stairs more quickly, reduce their death -- risk to death of all causes by 40%. it's based by association and observation and not cause and effect i think people are going to like the result. >> reporter: that's interesting. i thought long walks at any pace were good. short bursts. >> there seems to be something about this concept of either muscle confusion or high intensity interval training, a baseline to a burst, a baseline to a burst, something that about the stress that it dozen your heart, your lungs, your vascular system,

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a flag on the hit by der win james who just laid out ashton. >> i think derwin may be watching the restfrom the locker room >> carley: he was right about that. indianapolis ashlyn due land was diagnosed with a concussion after that hit. james was also treated after the league's concussion protocol after looking woozy when he walked off the field. those are your headlines adam over to you. >> carley i'm from indiana the cold span has been a rough season. give us a quarterback. enough of that rant. it's been all about cold weather here for the last couple of days. still some winter weather alerts just downwind of lake erie, lake ontario. snow still falling but promise at the very tail end of it and a little bit of lake effect, this isn't the heavy snow they've been seeing but boy winter just marches on and continue to see the very cold weather, not just for them but for lots of folks across the country. feels like negative 3 in chicago, feels like 28 degrees in houston, 39 degrees in orlando. so this cold air is still stretching to the south. but, remember, that's warmer than it was just

of two-round voting came as a way of insuring a conservative white candidate won an election, said ashtonllot at the university of georgia. a runoff makes it harder for folks with fewer resources to vote. that worked in republicans' favor for decades, that is until the last two elections where it was the democratic candidates who won. perhaps it should come as no surprise to anyone that all of a sudden georgia's republican secretary of state is now calling for an end to the use of runoff elections claiming it puts a strain on election workers. hmm. joining me now is stacey abrams, founder of fair fight, former democratic nominee for georgia governor, and author of the new children's book skaet stacey's remarkable books." i want to play for you and welcome you back to the show and play for you what senator warnock said in his victory speech after the second time he won a runoff. >> just because people endured long lines that wrapped around buildings, some blocks long, just because they endured the rain and the cold and all kinds of tricks in order to vote doesn't mean that voter suppressio

derwin james delivers a brutal helmet to helmet hit on ashton doolan, who suffered a concussion on theejected. from the game. in the end, the chargers they picked off nick falls three times and austin ekeler ran for two touchdowns his second midway through the fourth. that one seals the deal. chargers went 22 3. they wrap up a wild card spot and their first playoff berth since 2018. there is a new job opening in the nfl after denver. fired first year head coach nathaniel hackett. the broncos were just four and 11 under hackett and yesterday they suffered their worst loss of the season of 51 to 14 blowout by the l. a. rams hackett's 15 games stint as head coach was the shortest in the 62 year history of that franchise. the warriors, jekyll and hyde season continues the worst record on in the league on the road, but the best record in the league at home go figure yesterday against the memphis grizzlies. they picked up one of their best wins of the season. klay thompson finished with 24 poi, nine rebounds and one technical for taunting dillon brooks, late in the warriors won 23 1 oh, nine

ashton newhall, mrs kate schuster, the h.w. wilson foundation, and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight is going to be a lot of fun because when we are done, we are going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and celebration. copies of the papers of martha washington along with flora fraser's award winning book, the washingtons, will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already. flora will be signing copies of her book, miss washington is not here to sign her book. we will be serving rum punch, an authentic 18th century recipe from the book, dining with the washington's. will have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case. we will also be exhibiting, you would have seen it as you came in, the hand sewn reproduction of martha washington's childrens games quilt. which is an exact copy of the original in our collection. expert quilter, cecilia anne marzulli, completed it after two years of m

reporter who's ashton makerfield in who's in ashton makerfield in wigan at a local foodbank there.ery good morning, sophie. a very good morning to you both . yes, this morning to you both. yes, this is just one of over two and a half thousand food banks that now exist in the uk. that number has skyrocketed over the last year or so and it is still rising. the latest figures we've seen from the office of national is that one in six uk adults are either moderately or severely concerned by the time food runs out in their household, they're going to be unable to buy any more . and moreover, 6% that 6% more. and moreover, 6% that 6% of uk adults they've already run out of food and they can't afford to buy any . now this afford to buy any. now this situation would be concerning at any time of year but as you say, christmas is a week tomorrow. and that just makes it feel so much worse reliant so many people are on food banks this one and to tell me a little bit more, i'm joined now by one of the volunteers, ben thomas. good morning. see, ben, tell me a bit about what happens this food bank

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from more than seventy five thousand donations for the stand with ukraine campaign by mila kunis and ashtonkutcher making it the second largest go fund me ever more than two hundred fifty million dollars was raised overall from two point one million donations for humanity and aid in and around ukraine. the second largest campaign of the year aided the uvalde victims. victim's father is more people donating on one day alone to help families impacted by the mass shooting. there are more than eighty five thousand donations were made to verify crisis. homs on the site to help communities in the wake of natural disasters, accidents and violence. the supply chain crisis and impact of inflation are also felt on a platform. in 2020 two, we saw a 110 percent increase in gold funmi crowd funding for baby formula and a 60% increase in raisers for gas campaigns for gas, groceries and baby formula to raise more than 80 million dollars this year over. and the three most generous states on the site by donations per capita, according to go fund me rich vermont, delaware, and maine. >> and we still have lot

sarah ashton chiririlo, who took the military oath in the fall and served in the ranks of the apu wastrans. he was in ukraine as a journalist, and then he decided that his lgbtq, plus the duty to destroy russia, became a combat medic, although at the front. in this capacity, sarah has not yet been in this battle trance told the russophist voice of america after returning from ukraine to the united states the soul of sarah ashton of the siren returned for the first time in nine and a half months. all this time she was in ukraine, she says that at the beginning of a full-scale invasion was very worried before crossing the ukrainian border as a journalist, not so much because of the war. how much because sarah is a transgender woman, because there were problems with my gender reassignment documents, and also i was not sure how ukrainians would react to a transgender reporter who would report from the country during the war between russia and ukraine and snakes speaks instead. she, her experience in ukraine, changed her idea of ​​how society in general can relate to representatives of sex

ashton also missed a lot school but tutors here lot of school but tutors here say he's star pupil wellhis own business. hopefully move on to tennis and further learning . and tennis and further learning. and it doesn't scare you. fixing cars. it's all very complicated. you think. you can handle it. yeah i can give it a go after his mike was a mechanic. yeah i can give it a go after his mike was a mechanic . 25 his mike was a mechanic. 25 years until personal injury puts him out of work , he says him out of work, he says vocational training these days is sorely lacking need more of it i is sorely lacking need more of iti need is sorely lacking need more of it i need more of about to help but me myself pen to paper i didn't enjoy hands on you know i love that along with mechanics and ed's building departments also very popular so when you're going to classes tends to flatten to early kenzie found school and got into trouble guided by practically minded he's finding his way. what does your parents think that you're making such a success of this be fair i know my parents are quite of me be