bryson dechambeau i is up here someplace. what happened to bryson? where is he?nship there with him, with koepka, with dustin johnson. so though he's got a lot on his plate, i do think that he will be focussed, when required to be focussed, on trying to help both sides, but i'm not sure what he can actually do. i think that's the key question, isn't it? we saw rory mcilroy have those sentiments this morning in an interview. obviously, trump has a great relationship with saudi arabia. he's got a great relationship with golf. he's a lover of golf, so maybe. who knows? what influence does the us president have over these negotiations? basically none, right? i mean, there's nothing the president can physically do and say, "yasir, do this". but what he can do, he can maybe get the justice department have a different focus on how they will look at the pga tour pif deal. on a slightly different note, you're at the olympics in the summer, covering the golf there in paris. we saw emmanuel macron be a very visual presence at those games. do you think those global events, t

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missing short putts, particularly the one on the 16th, that really stung him, and ultimately bryson dechambeauould have won. then, of course, the disappointments in ireland at royal county down in his native northern ireland, and at wentworth as well. having said that, it's a year with four victories. this was a huge win. had he not won, ithink there would have been potential for a pretty sizeable hangover and he admitted as much afterwards. instead, he can draw a great deal of confidence that his game withstood the pressure, which was intense through the back nine of this championship, and it does give him a springboard into 2025. well, this guy's got a springboard to 2025 as well. jannik sinner has become the first italian to win the atp finals title, after a commanding straight—sets win over american taylor fritz in turin. the world number one capping an eventful year in which he also won the first two grand slam titles of his career, of course, with a 6—4, 6—4, victory over fritz — his 70th win of the year. the 23—year—old, the first player to take the title at the season—ending atp finals

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bryson dechambeau. oh, he is hitting balls. he is on the way. bryson. look at him. he has had a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. it did a fantastic job's -- he did a fantastic job. we also have dana white. he has -- he is a tough guy. dana started ufc. he came to me. they said it is a rough sport. i helped him out. i said this is the roughest sport i have ever seen but i began to like it and he loved it. nobody has done a better job in sports. he is a very motivational kind of guy. he gets fighters that really go at it. it has become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. he is doing so well. i want dana to say a couple worlds because people love to hear from them. >> nobody deserves this more than him and his family. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what do you have seen over the last several years is what it looks like. they could not stop him. he keeps going forward. he does not quit. he is the most resilient, hard-working man i have ever met. his family are incredible. this is karma. he deserves this

bryce indicium bow -- bryson dechambeau is up here. where is he, bryson? he's hitting balls?e's on the way? he's hitting balls. oh, look at him. [applause] he had a great, he's got a great career going. that's a fantastic job. and we also have a man, dana white, who has done some job. [applause] he's a tough guy. [crowd chanting] so dana started ufc and it came to me. do you mind if i use your, nobody wanted to give him a ring because they said it's a rough sport, a little rough. and i helped him out a little bit and i went, and they said this is the roughest sport i've ever seen, but i began to like it and he loved it and nobody's done a better job in sports. and, you know, he's a very motivational kind of a guy, what he does, he gets these fighters and they really go at it and it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. it's doing so well. i'd like to ask danny just to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. [applause] >> nobody deserves this more than him and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is wha

it took him 16 days, but golfer bryson dechambeau was finally able to nail his ultimate trick shot, hittingh try that day and followed up, of course, with lots of cheering and a highlight or lowlight from hockey. washington capitals goalie charlie lindgren put the puck into his own net last night. he was trying to put the puck behind the net, not inside it, but the capitals still beat tampa bay 5 to 4. >> well, coming up the turkey causing big trouble in one neighborhood. >> plus we are there as the macy's parade. balloons are inflated and ready to how do i keep my protection against covid-19 up to date? with a covid shot this season. you can get your covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot, if you're due for both, as recommended by the cdc. ask your healthcare provider and book at vaxassist.com ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪ why do dermatologists worldwide recommend la roche-posay? effective skincare like la roche-posay double repair face moisturizer delivers double-action to help repair skin's barri

. >> bryson dechambeau is up here someplace. what happened to bryson? where is he? bryson.was shy. he's hitting balls. >> he's on the way. >> oh, he's on the way. he's hitting balls. bryson. >> seth: sounds like a grandpa who just woke up in the hospital from a morphine fog. [ light laughter ] "bryson, where's bryson?" "grandpa, who's bryson?" "we served together in korea. bryson!" [ laughter ] so, here we are. unlike bryson, here we are. [ laughter ] we're on the precipice -- yeah. i mean -- [ applause ] i know where i am. we're on the precipice of the unknown, staring into the abyss. no one can know what happens next, least of all donald trump, who said hardly anything about policy in his speech last night. here's a taste of what he felt was more important for the american people to hear on such a seismic evening. >> i told the story. i told it last night. i had a man on the phone. i had the screen muted, no sound. i was talking to a very important man, happens to be here. and that very important guy, one of the most important people in, i would say, the country actually.

bryson dechambeau , racing out back to be sure the ball was in the cup.ncredible. >> whit: the shot or the house? nice. a lot of glass. >> gio: more ahead, including the story of the thanksgiving day parade, the oldest in the country, sam and ray are right there with rhiannon, all of that is coming up here on gma. >> rebecca: looking forward to that, gio, turning now to the black friday deals, going live right now, and it's go-time. becky is in the super-saver command center, for those who want to jump-start the shopping. what are you seeing out >> the biggest savings come on big ticket items. we want to start right there. a very popular portable speaker, the beats pill, it was 149, now 99 at wal-mart. well reviewed and has deep bass. that's a great gift for music lovers. switching to the ambassador -- awesome gift for the travelers. 349 now 199 at bose.compliment and for teens and middle schoolers, acer chromebook. bose.com it was 179, now 139 at wal-mart. and, in addition to that bigger screen, you know, chromebook's, kids beat them up, so you will go t

and now that golf next month rory mcilroy take on bryson dechambeau and brooks koepka in a pga tour vse winning team, $10 million in crypto-currency. changing the game. the 18-hole show down is set for december 17th in las vegas. and those are your headlines. carley? it's going to be yours to have. >> carley: thank you, joey. now to the seventh african-american on the road to saint hood. martin de force boston fled to brazil in the 50's because he wasn't allowed to practice his ministry due to his race. he has two miracles attributed to him which are currently being investigated. fox news religion correspondent lauren green joins me now with more. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> carley: tell us about this remarkable man. >> he was born in boston. he is of mixed race. and one of the things that's so extraordinary about him is that of course he has this heroic faith that's one of things that makes the first stage of saint hood is that he had this humble faith. when he applied to the seminary in staten island here. he was actually apologizing to the father of a seminary saying i'

bryson dechambeau is a piece of what happened to us? where is he? bryson? it will he said boss, i on the way is hitting. >> look >> had a is. got a great career great u.s. open rice and it's a fantastic job. and we also have a mandate to why it was done 7. >> so dana started came to me. you mind if i use urine, nobody wanted to give them are is because they say that's a rough that are rough. >> and i helped him out a little bit and i went and they said this is the roughest sport i've ever saying. but i began to like it and he loved it. and nobody's done a better job and sports. and you know, he's a very motivational kind of a guy. what he does, he gets his fighters >> they really go at it has become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time sewing so well liked as dana, just a couple of words because people love to hear from. >> nobody deserves it more than him and nobody deserves this more than family does. and when the machine comes after you, what you've seen over the last several years, this is what it looks like. >> keeps going

bryson dechambeau is up here someplace. what happened to bryson? where is he? bryson! oh. he's on the way? he's hitting balls. bryson? oh, look at him. he had a great -- he's had a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. that's a fantastic job. and we also have a mandina white. he's a tough guy. so dana started ufc and came to me, do you mind if i yous your -- they say it's a rough sport, a little rough. and i helped him out a little bit. and i went and i said, this is the roughest sport i've ever seen. but i began to like it. and he loved it. and nobody's done a better job in sports. and you know, he's a very motivational kind of a guy, what he does. he gets these fighters, and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. doing so well. i'd like to ask dana just to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him. nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you've seen over the last several years, th

bryson dechambeau is here. where is he? bryson. he is hitting balls. oh, he is on the way.alls. bryson. oh, look at him. he has a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. that is a fantastic job. we also have a man, dana white. [applause] he is a tough guy. [chanting dana] >> so dana started ufc and came to me. do you mind if i use your -- nobody wanted to give him a -- it is a rough sport. a little rough. i helped him out and i went and i said this is the roughest sport i have ever seen. i began to like it and he loved it. nobody has done a better job in sports. you know he is a very motivational kind of guy, what he does. he gets these fighters and they really go at it? it has become one of the most successful sport enterprises anywhere, any type. doing so well. i like to ask dana to say a couple of words. people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him and more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you have seen over the last several years. this is what it looks like. couldn't stop him. he keeps going fo

slightly longer hits the ball than me, bryson dechambeau is up here somewhere. what happened to bryson? where is he? bryson. oh, he was shy. he's hitting balls? oh, he's on the way. hitting balls. look at him. he had a great -- got a great career going. great u.s. open, bryson. fantastic job. and we also have a man, dana white, who has done some -- he's a tough guy. so dana started ufc, and came to me, do you mind if i use your -- nobody wanted to give him a risk because it's a rough sport. a little rough. i helped him out a little bit, and i went and said this is the roughest sport i've ever seen, but i began to like it. he loved it. nobody's done a better job in sports. you know, he's a very motivational guy, what he does. gets fighters, and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere any time. doing so well. would like dana to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him and than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you've s

bryson dechambeau is up here someplace. where is he? bryson! ahh! he's hitting balls.eer going. great u.s. open, bryson. a fantastic job. and we have dana white. he's a tough guy. so dana started at usc and came to me. nobody wanted to give him -- they said it is a rough sport. a little rough. and i helped him out a little bit. and i went and i said this is the roughest sport i've ever seen. i began to like it and he loved it. and nobody has done a better job the at sports. and he's a very motivational kind of guy. he gets these fighters. and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports. he's doing so well. i would like dana to say a couple words. people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine come after you. what you've seen over the last several years, this is what it looks like. couldn't stop him. he keeps going forward. he's the most resilient man i've ever met in my life. this is karma, ladies and gentlemen. he deserves this. they d

bryson dechambeau is up here somewhere. what happened to him? where is he? bryson? oh, he was shy. he's hitting balls. oh, he's on the way. he's hitting balls. bryson! oh, look at him! he had a great, he's got a great career going. great u.s. open. that's a fantastic job. and we also had a man, dana white, who's done some job. he's a tough guy. dana started ufc and came to me. nobody wanted to give him because they said it's a rough sport, a little rough. i helped him out and went and said this is the roughest sport i've ever seen, but i began to like it, and he loved it, and nobody has done a better job in sports. and he's a very motivational day. he gets the fighters, and they really go at it. it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. it's doing so well. i'd like to ask dana to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him, and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you've seen over the last several years, this is what it l

bryson dechambeau is up here someplace. what happened to bryson -- where is he? bryson. oh.so have a man dana white, who has done something -- he's a tough guy. [ crowd chanting "dana" ] so dana started ufc and came to me, do you mind if i use your -- nobody wanted to give him arenas because they said it's a rough sport, a little rough. and i helped him out a little bit. and i went and i said this is the roughest sport i've ever seen but i began to like it and he loved it. nobody's done a better job in sports. and you know, he's a very motivational kind of guy, what he does. he gets these fighters and they really go at it and it's become one of the most successful sports enterprises anywhere at any time. doing so well. i'd like to ask dana just to say a couple of words because people love to hear from him. >> nobody deserves this more than him, and nobody deserves this more than his family does. this is what happens when the machine comes after you. what you've seen over the last several years, this is what it looks like. couldn't stop him. he keeps going forward. he doesn't

withdrawals for aston villa and celtic, two great players, have new managerial roles and golfer bryson dechambeaues to hit a hole in one over his house. >> hello there. good morning. it's a cold and frosty start for many of us, with some fog in places which could be quite slow to clear. i'll be here with all the details just on 6:00. >> i'm stephen dixon, i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. >> now we talk a lot about trigger warnings these days. >> trigger warnings , apparently. >> trigger warnings, apparently. >> trigger warnings, apparently. >> well, it's actually a fact. there is now a trigger warning on the new film wicked is there because one of the witches is bullied because she has green skin. this is from the british board of film classification. they have slapped a discrimination trigger warning on the film because a green skinned woman is mocked, bullied and humiliated because of her skin colour. >> apparently shrek was in bits when he saw it. yeah, that's not surprising. >> would it have happened with shrek, though? absolutely not. >> i mean, was he bullied? >> i mean, w