you've got to keep that ball in bounds.. >> paul: -- used all those time outs. usc will just take a knee. a series of times here. and danton lynn from usc last year was a part of their victory. to the trojans' side this time. deshaun foster was on the winning side as a player and a running back for ucla. looks like his first one as the head coach at his alma mater will go to the trojans. garbers was perfect, literally, for much of the second half. passing game just couldn't get going there on that last drive. they snapped ball with one second left on the play clock. take another knee. do that two more times. and it's victory usc and lincoln riley. >> colt: good job by usc just staying patient. had a lull there in the third quarter. a couple momentum changes. coach lincoln riley said they made the switch to jayden. he's poised. nothing ever gets too big for him. he showed up in the fourth quarter. helped this usc football team fine the end zone and win this football. >> paul: and exercise this demon against their number one

cj allen knocks that ball down. if it doesn't, that will get caught at the 40 yard line by rutherford, and they will get a chance to make the kick. great play by allen. we have seen him on blitzes on that drive. that one hits him right in the face like the volleyball player. just puts it right down at the ground with the net. now it looks like carson beck will get one more heave, one more chance. he's definitely got the arm strength to reach the end zone. this game sure has delivered today. >> joe: and a time-out is going to be used by kirby jesse, when this thing was 17-0 georgia tech, it wasn't just that it was a 17-point bowl. georgia was finding absolutely nothing. they were sloppy. they couldn't find their rhythm offensively. they were hopeless. >> jesse: think about it, dropping passes on third down, fumbling on promising drive, missing field goals, you name it, defense couldn't get off the field. but in the second half, the offense started to find a rhythm in critical moments, coming up with that massive forc

that was a beautifully placed ball.s, paul bunyan's acts. >> the all-time series now tied up as minnesota wins at 24-7 behind three touchdowns from max brosmer, noble game for wisconsin this year. georgia tech on top of georgia in the early going, 3-0. thoughts on the day so far? >> some ole miss fans will be interested in watching the notre dame game tomorrow and also key to this georgia-georgia tech game. >> we have seen some teams losing their opportunities, liberty losing their opportunity today. some of the teams will have their opportunities tomorrow and throughout the weekend. >> more carnage to come, georgia tech aren't going to beat georgia kicking field goals, your defense is not that it's not where you can keep them on the end zone. when you get in that red zone you got a score touchdowns. how about ohio and miami-ohio? got some clarity, those two are going to face off in the championship. >> big day for jim phillips in the acc tomorrow. he's got the game up there in syracuse, getting the chance to punch thei

he could field the ball better. he was quicker on the transfer. kept going, i'm never going to play. this guy is too good. i'm not that good. they moved him immediately to aa which opened up the spot for me. then i got my feet on the ground and i started playing well. started hitting home runs my next year. then i got to aa and i had a breakout season. in two years, i caught him and passed him to the big leagues. he stayed the same and i got better. david: what year did he get into the hall of fame? [laughter] cal: i think he's a minister in africa right now. david: speaking of the hall of fame. you elected with 98.5% of the vote. have you figured out who that person was who didn't vote for you? [laughter] who is this person waiting for? cal: i've hunted all five of them down. in my particular year, mariano rivera went in at 100%. david: the only one. cal: in my particular year, there was a protest vote. five people didn't turn in their ballot as a protest of the steroid era. so they counted against you. david: did anybody come to say, you could b

the first time i faced him, the ball comes in and sings a little bit. i had a ground ball.that's the spitter, that's nothing special. i came up with the bases loaded my third time up and he threw me three pitches that dropped about this far and struck me out and walked off and shook his head at me like that's the spitter. ♪ ♪ david: i have a grandson who is four years old. if you wanted to be a major league baseball player, what is the best advice would give to a young person? someone who aspires to be a baseball player, what should they do? cal: i think the worst thing you can do is put too much pressure on your kid. if you want it for him as opposed to him wanting it. david: your father didn't put pressure on you? he was a professional coach. cal: no. matter-of-fact i could tell you that because my dad was in professional baseball, he only saw two of my games between the age of eight and 18. before i got drafted. parts of two. david: he didn't give you tips or tell you to do this or that? cal: he was a great instructor. i witnessed him instructing other people in the mino

go online to the holly ball com right now to get your very own holly ball and start decorating today. that's the holly ball com don't miss out order now. five more words. seltzer retires after bogus pole cat. this is interesting. the pollster ann seltzer. she got huge news for this iowa poll about kamala leading by three points. it was on every front page on the cover of drudge. people were calling her mommy. yeah, people were calling her mommy. and then it turns out trump wins by 13 points and now she's retired. what say you? why do you think she retired? i, i have a theory, but i'm sure. but i know what i'm going to say is going to be just so unpopular. i don't need a poll to tell me that. but i do feel bad for her a little bit because she was wrong. yeah, yeah. like she was really, really wrong. and she claims that she was going to want to retire already, which i actually kind of believe her because you don't want to blow it that bad and have that be the last thing, because you're always remembered for the last thing. that's right. you know, someone's going to break up with you. yo

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bit. — ball, changed shape a little bit. but _ ball, changed shape a little bit, but i'm disappointede conceded. it was his first game in charge of manchester united after a great deal of fanfare — so there was bound to be some expectation of an impact from new head coach ruben amorim. well, it wasn't quite the match fans were expecting. united did go ahead early on against ipswich, but could only manage a draw at portman road. adam cottier reports. a new manager, a push of the reset button for manchester united. more than three weeks on from the confirmation of his appointment, ruben amorim saw his team make an electric start at portman road, playing as predicted with wingbacks and three central defenders, it was one of those wingbacks who provided the spark as ahmad raced forward and marcus rashford starting in a central striking role nudged in after just 81 seconds. but the early vigour didn't last and ipswich asserted themselves in response stop andre onana's superbly denied liam delap but was helpless to stop a marie hutcheson's deflected shot. as the home team chasing back—to—ba

with the ball in their finalthird, and i think do more with the ball in their final third, and i thinkoing _ interesting decisions, but i'm not going to blame that. five goals at brentford who beat bournmouth 3—2. thomas frank's side twice coming from behind to bounce back from monday's defeat at fulham. yoane wissa scoring twice as brentford move into the top half of the table. bournemouth are better than us. we gave them one or two chances, if i'm honest. ithink we grew into that game and drew the rest of the half. we scored a good goal. the second half, i thought we were the best team. quite significantly. throughout the second half, they scored a welcome by that short corner, there was one cross in the end. beside that, we didn't give anything away, we scored two top goals and created loads of chances. we we re we were the better team for most — we were the better team for most of _ we were the better team for most of the game, we had more chances — most of the game, we had more chances than them. we were heady— chances than them. we were heady times, and that was the key moments.

>> low-ball jim. >> seth: low-ball jim. what -- where did you come up with low-ball jim?name is spelled like o-u-y-n-g. it's very hard to pronounce. and then, all of my favorite comics, like you know, i mean, katt williams -- like katt, it's like a stage name. cedric the entertainer, of course. >> seth: yeah. >> so, i was like, "i need a catchy name." and i was reading some poker book, like "hi-ball film, low-ball jim." so, i just went up on the stage as low-ball jim. still sticks. >> seth: at what point did you abandon low-ball jim as your stage name. >> very quickly. >> seth: yeah. >> very quickly. yeah, they were like, "nah, i don't think people will take you seriously." >> seth: i will say, and again, i don't know who i'm picturing, but when i picture low-ball jim, like, i'm picturing something else. >> you're picturing -- you're picturing this. >> seth: i am picturing that guy, yeah. >> this is low-ball jim. [ laughter ] this is low-ball jim. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is a fantastic show. and this is so unique, "interior chinatown," based on a wonderful b

so the back gets the ball. and you know what he does. he puts his foot in the ground and then gets up the field or gets everybody to overrun. >> you stick your foot in the ground and get north and south. >> i just put it on a platter for you. i love one of the biggest problems the niners are having. i feel like i've said that like ten times already. >> it's just come up again. >> who's writing this stuff? they're playing all these low scoring games. they get off to painfully slow starts. last year on opening drives. we're doing a lot of contrast and compare here. okay. niners scored ten touchdowns on opening drives, two field goals, five drives that yielded nothing. that was last year ten tds, two field goals this year on opening drives, one touchdown, three field goals, six drives that led to nothing. that is a gigantic drop off. how do you explain that? >> well, now you're just being nostalgic. it's not executing. a lot of that has been the injury issues. you know they're without aiyuk. they're without deebo for a while. they're out wi

when i first went away to play pro ball, you are a big fish in a small pond in high school.ou thought you were pretty good. and then you go and you are part of a team and look around and you are not the big fish anymore. there was one shortstop by the name of bob bonner who came out of texas a&m. he was a sixth round pick for us that year. i was taking ground balls and doing stuff with him and he was clearly light years ahead of me. he had a better arm, he was quicker on the transfer. i kept looking at him saying i'm never going to play. this guy is too good. i'm not that good. they moved him immediately to aa, which opened the spot for me. and then i got my feet on the ground and started playing pretty well and started hitting a couple homeruns and then i got to aa and then i had a breakout season. and in two years, i caught bob bonner and passed him to the big leagues. so he stayed the same and i got better. david: what year did he get into the hall of fame? cal: i think he is a minister in africa right now. david: speaking of the hall of fame, you were elected with 98.5%

he hated ball hogs. he wanted me and my siblings to be team players. is he always believed if there was somebody else who had a better shot than you did, you got him the ball. that's my goal as leader, to pass the ball to the best-positioned player, to empower everybody on the team. we have a lot of brilliant people in the republican conference, brimming with ideas and knowledge, and it will be my job to make sure they have the chance to use those ideas and that knowledge to strengthen our country and make life better for the american people. that's what i focused on as chairman of the senate commerce committee. it's what i focused on as whip. and it's what i plan to do as leader. le leader's office will be a resource, not a roadblock, for members seeking to achieve less lative goals. that starts with empowering committees, which will ensure individual members at all levels of seniority have a real voice in the legislation we consider. as whip, i have consistently advocated for our members' amendments, resulting in over 100 amendment votes this congres

that in a play by the wallabies saw the ball. power and determination saw josh benderflayer get the home site on the ball. the boot of noel keeping them at arms length and despite too early schools after the break is consistency and kicking reserve the wallabies lead. enter ireland's number 17, now his all—time appearance maker, now all—time appearance maker, now a boost felt all around for the playing the part as gus mccarthy forced his way over to secure victory for ireland on a day in dublin belong to this man. world number onejudd trump is through to the final of the uk snooker championship. trump who last won this tournament in 2011 will play either barry hawkins or mark allen who take to the baize shortly. hazel irvine is at the barbican in york for us. first united kingdom championship semifinal here in york. we give it the big build up, the world level one judge from taking all the world champion karen wilson. in the end it was really only one winner. it was fairly self—evident that it was good to bejudge from quite early

we got a ball game folks. in the fourth. same score.ear open in the middle but it's intercepted by rosa. rosa comes in at quarterback then. and then he gets his fourth touchdown of the game rosa put the chargers on his back tonight. wilcox wins 3021. and that's it for gmc sports wrap. the 11:00 news starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> the two recall elections in alameda county succeed tonight. oakland mayor xiang tao and district attorney pamela price have been voted out of office. changes coming to the east bay. hello again. >> i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. >> late tonight, mayor shengtao acknowledged the

there is more training to get your arm stronger to throw the ball harder. they are chasing movement. two things that happen. you throw a fastball, you get behind the baseball but when you try and make it move with the same power, you are torquing your elbow or your wrist right at the end to make it move. all of the pressure goes right here. i think a lot of chasing speed and movement, the combination of those is causing it. david: when a golfer is lining up a putt on a tournament, everybody has to be quiet. nobody is throwing anything at his head. why does he need to have so much quiet but if somebody is throwing a ball at your head 100 miles an hour, they can scream and yell. doesn't that seem ass backwards? cal: yes. it is interesting. when you play in front of a packed house, it's just noise. you don't hear the individual things. in new york, i think fans felt like they were part of the game. so they were trying to get inside your head and screaming things that you and playing mind games. if you beat them and did really well, they would say all right, se

when you stop letting the ball 90, when you stop letting the ball go, you have to access it and whenoing to have success. some changes to have success. some changes to be made into tomorrow's game so trying to squeeze a win and what a game we had for either side today. what a game we had for either side today-— what a game we had for either side toda . , ~ ., ., side today. elsewhere, the moto gp title fight _ side today. elsewhere, the moto gp title fight will _ side today. elsewhere, the moto gp title fight will go _ side today. elsewhere, the moto gp title fight will go down - side today. elsewhere, the moto gp title fight will go down to - gp title fight will go down to the title race of the season after... race of the season after francesco bagnaia beat championship leader jorge martin in the sprint race in barcelona. the weekend was originally scheduled to take place in valencia, but was moved to catalonia following the devastasting floods that have claimed more than two hundred lives. nick parrott reports. the thoughts of everyone in moto gp art with the people of valencia. it

prize the ball out of there!> when i saw that play, the first thing i thought was how much i need to apologize to philadelphia sports fans for calling them rude, drunk, terrible, inconsiderate, dirty, horse shit eating people. >> yeah. >> because that was far worse. >> yeah, our fans are just racist in boston, that's it. >> let's see the next offender. >> oh, yeah. >> pennell, who is this offender? >> you wanted to assassinate on cnn. >> that is conservative commentator ryan sidorski. he attacked us on with a reference to israel's recent detonation of hundreds of hezbollah patients. >> i am one of the palestinians, i'm used to it. >> well, i hope the beeper doesn't go off. >> oh, wow! >> we are live on tv. >> there should be a drinking game for every time abby phillips has to shut down a asshole on her show, but he was removed from the panel and according to a cnn statement issued that night, ryan will not be welcome back at our network. [ applause ] got fired during the commercial break. >> i have said some shit

the hated ball hogs who want me and my siblings to be team players. i always believed that someone had a better shot than you did, you got them the ball. that is my goal as a leader to pass the ball to the best position player, to empower everybody on the team. we have a lot of brilliant people in the republican congress brimming with ideas and knowledge. it will be my job to make sure they have the chance to use those ideas and that knowledge to strengthen ourco country and make life better for the american people. that is when the focus on the stream to the senate commerce committee to what i have focused on as whip. it is what i plan to do as leader. the leader's office will be a resource not a road block for those seeking to achieve the legislative goals that starts with empowering committees which will in torn ensure individual members at all levels of seniority have a real voice in the legislation to consider as whip i have consistently advocated for members amendments resulting in over one third amendment votes this congress. in majority, we ca

after going on to bowl three more wides and another no—ball, little finally finished his 12—ball openinge overs to win the game, losing only three wickets. patrick reed went under the magical mark of 60, to take the lead at the hong kong open.(oov)the 2018 masters champion started with five straight birdies, and carded 11 under on the day for a round of 59. the american is three clear of the field, at 18—under—par. i knew where i stood after i made the putt on 15 and did not tell my caddie until i made the putt on 17. little four footer. hey, guess what? one more and we get 59. he was like, well, let's just focus on the tee shot. kept my head on it and focus on what i had to do, work on what happened in the past and not focus on the future. i got two shots anda nice putt. it's day one of snooker�*s uk championship in york where there's been a big shock. hazel irvine has more. well, it has been a stunning start, a shocking start. 11 uk titles between my guests, but we have witnessed the departure of the eight—time champion ronnie o'sullivan beaten in stunning fashion by barry hawkins. ron

black ball would be no. then you count them up pretty, pretty. >> and then that's where the term black ball came from. >> exactly. because if you get enough black balls, you can't go in. >> can't go in. wait, what? >> right. wow. >> that is pretty wild. >> that one. >> that's a different segment. yeah. >> that's next to america's booziest states when it comes to wine consumption. wait, what? okay, dad. affirm visual capitalist has crunched the numbers, tallied it up, and it finds that the us state that consumes the most wine per capita isn't actually state at all yet, but the district of columbia. >> we are all totally shocked over this and will continue to be shocked all morning. rounding up the top five are new hampshire, vermont, delaware, and of course, california. but remember you said it was per capita. >> yeah, it's per capita takes into account how many people population that right. >> the average wine consumption across the us is 16.5 bottles per capita per year. but dc is at about 41 bottles. >> th

we controlled the possession of the ball but we were not dangerous.e spent the week trying to work on buildup. and then the rest was not work. we will try to improve as a team and then score more goals. meanwhile, bad news for tottenham ahead of their home tie against roma on thursday, with ange postecoglou confirming goalkeeper guglielmo vicario will be out for "months, not weeks" with a broken ankle. vicario had surgery after playing for 60 minutes with the injury against manchester city on saturday. the 28—year—old needed treatment in the first half following a collision with city winger savinho, but went on to play the full game as tottenham won 4—0. a testament to him as a person. he is as tough as nails, as tough as they come, the fact he played at that level for 60 odd minutes with a fractured ankle. it was quite outstanding. once the shock of it wears off, you just have to process he is going to be missing for a while. south africa will resume on 80—4 on day two of the first test against sri lanka. lahiru kumara took 2—35 as sri lanka's bowler

i have other signed balls by the packers.t would be awesome to get it. >> he wore a grinch mask to the game. this terror it will not end with him getting the gift he was originally supposed to receive. >> i am split here. okay >> oh. >> i know, i know. on the mom part of me is like, awe, no. you know. >> yes. he is a kid. >> you went to the opposition's fan party and trolled them. >> right. >> actions have consequences. >> paul does not have children. >> i am also a minnesota viking fan. not really sympathy for the packers. >> i know. >> i feel bad (upbeat music) - hi everyone, and welcome to legal help center. this is where we have professionals standing by to answer your questions regarding personal injury. so if you've been injured in an accident that was not your fault, like a car accident or a slip and fall, we can help. as a matter of fact, we are here to help. so take that first step and call the number on your screen right now. we have legal professionals standing by to answer your questions. they'll tell you if you h

positivity around some of the aspects we have seen the team play, i want the team to be brave with ball i think we have seen growth in that area in the last four weeks. south africa's peter—steph du toit has won world rugby�*s men's player of the year award for a second time. he first won it in 2019. and the england and harlequins full—back, ellie kildunne, has won the women's player of the year award after an impressive year where she was crowned the women's six nations player of the championship, helped england retain their wxvi title and she scored 14 tries in nine tests for england. it hasn't sunk in, it is going to sound so nonchalant but i'm like, "oh, yeah." as soon as i get back to my room tonight, as soon as i'm on the flight tomorrow, it will probably hit me but i'm incredibly honoured. i haven't even scratched the surface of my potential. genuinely there is so much more to come, i hope to keep being part of a successful team and to have the personal successes as well and working hard. i'm finding new parts of my game, it does take a lot of training and it does take a lot of h

you can't have an endless ball of string on this. people l ball of string on this.ong, over 20 odd years and over 70 have died along the way in the glo group and there are people well into their 80s now still suffering and having to put up with this. they shouldn't. they really shouldn't.— with this. they shouldn't. they really shouldn't. what happens if this drags — really shouldn't. what happens if this drags on _ really shouldn't. what happens if this drags on forever- really shouldn't. what happens if this drags on forever and - if this drags on forever and the day? would you ever go back to court with a crowdfunding campaign forjust this? i to court with a crowdfunding campaign forjust this? campaign for 'ust this? i would never campaign for 'ust this? i would campaign forjust this? i would never say never. _ campaign forjust this? i would never say never. it _ campaign forjust this? i would never say never. it is _ campaign forjust this? i would never say never. it is a - never say never. it is a consideration. i will not say i haven't spoken to people about t

i have other signed balls by the packers.t it. >> he wore a grinch mask to the game. this terror it will not end with him getting the gift he was originally supposed to receive. >> i am split here. okay >> oh. >> i know, i know. on the mom part of me is like, awe, no. you know. >> yes. he is a kid. >> you went to the opposition's fan party and trolled them. >> right. >> actions have consequences. >> paul does not have children. >> i am also a minnesota viking fan. not really sympathy for the packers. >> i know. >> i feel bad for him. he did >> what could happen if a man who was investigated by the doj for sex trafficking is confirmed to lead it? trump tappin

they gave the ball to a 49ers fan instead. the team did send the la rosa de la rosa a different gift. nice one. a helmet signed by niners safety talanoa hufanga. but many packers fans were still upset. the niners say the incident was really meant to be friendly banter with no deeper malice there. by the way, the packers quarterback is from the central valley. his name is jordan love, he said. de la rosa, a signed jersey to make up for the lost ball. that's nice. that was kind of poor sportsmanship not to give him the ball. it all works out. i think ultimately he got two things instead of one. he's still there. he came out winning. jeff is here. we are, what, 40 minutes until thanksgiving? how you doing? and so thankful for the forecast we have coming in for tomorrow and the next couple of days. you know, was this time last week we had a storm system that dumped anywhere from 4 to 14in across a lot of the bay area. so we have cleared out just in time. we have high pressure moving that storm track off to the north, so some sunny

let's see lucille ball. i thought that was paulie walnuts from the sopranos. [ laughing ] and finally, dwayne wade unveiled last sunday in miami, his statue. >> he's acting proud of it, i don't care what people say, it's a good statue. >> it looks like he got frozen in transport to jabba the hutt. a big debut last week, he had this reaction. that's crazy, who is that guy? i can't believe that. [ laughing ] >> we don't know either. we were going to ask you. >> when have you ever seen a statue and been like this statue is nice, it look like who it's of, and i'm not scared by it? >> tom seaver, citi field.'s numinous - - most of the nfl bus are pretty good. >> why didn't they hire that guy? >> because they hired jabba the hutt's guy. >> bonus game, i show you a terrible statue, you tell me who it's supposed to be. first up. >> michael black, maybe. >> a much better looking version. >> johnny depp. >> that is johnny depp. the statue was commissioned as a tribute as part of a 2010 film festival in serbia. here is

you need to watch the ball for a bit longer. i saw were to - ball for a bit longer. - ball for a bit longer. i saw were to | go along the floor. at times to get there. at 17, most teenagers get a little nervous in front of a camera but this isn't merely a's first time. here she is as a ten—year—old playing with now a ryder cup captain. what was that experience like to to an event like that? if you can remember and likewise is the dream to play in the solheim cup? definitely. i need to get into this big team events, being invited to bat was crazy. playing a few holes with him, it was crazy.— with him, it was crazy. what does the future — with him, it was crazy. what does the future look _ with him, it was crazy. what does the future look like? _ the future look like? hopefully successful. _ the future look like? hopefully successful. going _ the future look like? hopefully successful. going to _ the future look like? hopefully successful. going to america i the future look like? hopefully i successful. going to america next year, hopefully starting off my couege year,

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and also in 90 minutes, it was really good to see that with the ball. achievements of the likes of brest in the champions league, one of the teams in the europa conference league might have an even more remarkable story. fc noah are the armenian club only formed in 2017, adopting their current name two years later, changing ownership, their stadium, and even city in their short history. named because they're from a town in the shadow of mount ararat, where the biblical ark is to have come to rest, fc noah bring a team who have only been together a few months to stamford bridge to face chelsea in one of the biggest games in armenian football history. it's a great honour to have this game, it's a very big game in the short history of our club and the major game we play until now and all about tomorrow is going into the game and doing the best we can, giving the toughest match we can to chelsea and every game we go in, we go into to try to take the best out of it, so this is what the players are used to, for every game, to give their best and to try to tak

to get that ball through so both teams will have to go back tonight, have a look at their homework andee this getting any... it will not get any easier. it will only get tougher. looking back across the game, the first half really belonged to england, they were up at the half—time point but the second half, those last two quarters really belonged to jamaica so what do england have to change if they want to force the win? how we open up a court against a very rangy athletic unit in the back. when we are able to do that, we can see it pop out on the one baseline and running across the base and getting the ball is in so we have to open up those angles in order to access the shooters so we have to make sure that it is good and we are accurate with that and we have to let the ball go. when you stop letting the ball go, you have to access it and when we play tight in the final, that pleasing enter jamaica's hands. you have to open them up, stretch the defensive unit if we are going to have success. some changes to be made into tomorrow's game so trying to squeeze a win and what a game we had

put the ball is under some pressure —— bowlers under some pressure.he last day. brighton fans are in dreamland, second in the premier league for now, after a draw on the south coast, with bottom club, southampton, who were left seething, as they chased a precious first away win to give them some hope of escaping relegation. now southampton, who had lost every previous away game, had gone behind, but equalised in the second half through flynn downes. and then saints will feel they should have been travelling back along the south coast with all three points after seeing a goal ruled offside by both the on—pitch officials and var. it wasn't the goal—scorer, but adam armstrong to his left, who was off side and it was judged his movement affected the goalkeeper — it took over four minutes for var to decide and manager russell martin wasn't happy. days decisions that are made, if it is made in the heat of the moment, you can accept it much easier. when you have so much easier. when you have so much time and we have to wait on the side of the pitch for so lo

possess the ball. most games are 12-possession games.un the ball with who? with the quarterback, josh allen, he's the guy that's never defended. you never defend the quarterback on the run. so he can make some plays with his legs. keep the ball as long as you can away from patrick mahomes and obviously stop kelce on third down. >> gio: all right, herm. this is my favorite segment. who's with herm? >> janai: this week. >> gio: i have been really good at it. let's take a look at the numbers right now. whit still in the lead. he's got eight. janai right behind him with seven just because she copies him. >> janai: that is not true. >> gio: and then herm's got six. i got that first win. >> janai: whoa! hey! >> gio: the dolphins beat the rams. all three of you told me it wouldn't happen. so monday night, dallas cowboys versus houston texans. who's your pick, herm? >> you think i'm taking dallas? you think i'm going to take dallas? i played for the philadelphia eagles. you can't take the dallas cowboys. i'm taking houston. look. the dallas cowb

hybrid incident, 5 shows what ball a tile times we're currently living in. even in the center of europe need investigators. now once we interviewed the surviving crew members and examined the flight recorders to try and find out what happened in the final moments before the crash authorities in lithuania, say it will take time before the investigation is complete. 5 european countries of agreed to step up the support of ukraine's defense industry . germany's defense minister made the announcement after talks with his french, british polish and it's highly encounter box. the median comes after russia intensified. it's the tax on ukraine, a, a russian ballistic missile heads. a scientific institution in the ukrainian city of khaki gave damaging dozens of buildings that matt says at least 23 people in, jo, injured. several people were also injured in an attack on the course of the of odessa . the ws political chief, political correspondent, you know, has a, it was at the german defense ministry incent this update. there is a growing recognition here in europe t

ball made the remark in a courtside interview after the hornets�* home win over the milwaukee bucks on on sunday, there were wins for houston rockets, dallas mavericks, la clippers and the new york knicks beat the brooklyn nets by 114 by 114 points to 104. the kansas city chiefs�* long unbeaten run finally came to an end at the hands of the buffalo bills on sunday. after 15 straight wins the defending super bowl champions were outplayed in buffalo, who won 30 points to 21. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes says they'll use the defeat as motivation for the rest of the season. it's a good football team, so nothing to hang your head on to sing to them. we can play better. we'll get back to work and try to use this as a spark so we can be a better football team at the end. the undefeated thing was cool, but that is not our ultimate goal so we will keep moving towards that. the legendary brazilian striker marta scored a magnificent goal to send 0rlando pride into the nswl final. the pride were 2—1 up with nine minutes to go in their semifinal against the kansas city current when marta got

your balls work, congressman. that balls work. balls work no, michael michael, i've been drinking a lot of tap water. amber. oh, no. oh god. >> i know it seems like a diverse group, but all of trump's cabinet picks do share one thing in common what is the one thing they share in common that nobody else would hire them to do these jobs except for donald trump literally nobody. >> we were looking for this. >> that is loyalty to donald trump. >> the president is rewarding loyalty. trump is putting loyalists to the maga agenda. >> congressman, you're a big trump supporter are you hoping to get a call to go serve in the trump administration no but you were nodding your head yes. >> as you were saying, no the story is trump's outside of the cabinet picks for his incoming administration. >> i look forward to seeing all the fired on the future season of the masked singer or as paid contributors right here on cnn. michael and tim. yes i'm going to show you some clips. you all tell me, what's the story? >> all righty. >> here we go. oh, the

goal kick hadn't been taken, picked up the ball. penalty was awarded and scored. elsewhere in the champions league, on wednesday, robert lewandowski scored twice as barcelona thrashed red star belgrade. that's 19 goals in 16 games so far this season for him. harry kane assisted jamal musiala in bayern munich's win over benfica. there were wins as well away from home for red bull salzburg, brest and atalanta. psg—atletico finished 2—0 to the spanish side, and in the other early kick—off, shakhtar donetsk came from behind to leave young boys still without a point. well, here is how the table looks. after four matches, liverpool leading the way with maximum points from their four games. aston villa are just inside the automatic qualification places. arsenal dropped to 13th, off that page, seven points from a possible 12. in other news, former manchester city defender benjamin mendy will receive the majority of his unpaid salary from the premier league club. the former france international was cleared of rape and sexual assault last yea

we tried to be aggressive with the ball, changed shape a little bit, but i'm disappointed with the quality conceded. it was his first game in charge of manchester united — after a great deal of fanfare — so there was bound to be some expectation of an impact from new head coach ruben amorim. well, it perhaps wasn't quite the match fans were anticipating. it finished as a 1—1 draw at ipswich town. marcus rashford scoring the openerjust 81 seconds into the game. however, omari hutchinson levelled for ipswich before the break and manchester united still remain in the bottom half the table. not a good result, but it is a tough league. with high intensity. but we start very well, and we should have more goals after the first goal, but we are learning in competition, so it was really hard for them. they were thinking during all the game what to do. it was not fluid and it's normal with two trainings but they tried. i just asked to try, to run, they try to do it, we will see in future. leicester city have sacked their manager steve cooper after just five months in charge. cooper leaves with immed