instead he'll watch on as michael carrick fulfils his caretaker role for a final time.l manager mikel arteta admits old trafford is always a difficult place to go, we'll hearfrom him in a moment, but first, it's been a challenging time for manchester united and carrick has had a lot to deal with in a short space of time. it's with in a short space of time. a lot happened in the to it's a lot happened in the last week to ten days. yeah, i've had to certainly adapt and take on a new challenge and a different kind of a skill set if you like, it may be out of my comfort zone that i've never had to tackle before. i've kind of enjoyed how i've coped with that at times and i'll have to say for the most part i've enjoyed it. you know what you expect when ou enjoyed it. you know what you expect when you play — enjoyed it. you know what you expect when you play in _ enjoyed it. you know what you expect when you play in front _ enjoyed it. you know what you expect when you play in front of _ enjoyed it. you know what you expect when you play in front of that - when you play in fro

instead michael carrick takes charge for the last time.

our league, peter alexander obtaining a letter from his attorney saying, carrick will cooperate. to make documents available by the end of next week. he went on to say that his client, in addition to turning over the documents will appear for his scheduled deposition in mid january. something interesting here. he plans to release these documents that he is releasing to the committee publicly. because he does not trust that the committee will represent these documents as fact and as they are presented to the committee. this is interesting because it's a line that has been used by others that the committee wants to hear from. like congressman jim jordan who this week on fox news said he doesn't believe that the texts he exchanged with mark meadows were presented by the committee as fact. he accused the committee of altering those documents so we have carrick who said he will cooperate with the committee but also going to make the documents public for himself so the public can, quote, see what really went on behind the scenes and not just trust the committee to do it for him. >> tha

carrick worked alongside trump's former attorney, rudy giuliani, after the election to discredit theults and attended a meeting ought the willard holt with other trump allies on january 5s to discuss how to keep trump in office. committee member pete aguilar says they hope the supreme court works fast. >> our anticipation is that the supreme court will uphold that ruling in an expedited manner. >> reporter: no word on how quickly the supreme court will decide. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> an unusual start to christmas for the british royal family. police say an arm the intruder was arrested saturday on the grounds of windsor castle where the queen and family were celebrating the holiday. a 19-year-old man was taken into custody by officials shortly after entering the area. the security scare didn't stop prince charles and his wife, the duchess of cornwall, and other members of the family from attending a christmas church service in windsor a few hours later. the queen in her christmas message remembered her late husband, prince philip, who died this year. >> christmas can

is it likely that alex jones, jeff clark and bernie carrick participate in any of those hearings? i don't know. but they already have gone out there and suggested that at least in some way, they're willing to talk publicly. it's going to be interesting. >> betsy, good to see you as always. thank you for joining us. betsy woodruff swann is a natural correspondent with politico. >> joining me now is the democratic congresswoman from california, judy chu, the chair of the congressional asian pacific american caucus, and most importantly for the purpose of today's discussion, she is the sponsor of the women's health protection act. it's a very important bill that seeks to codify roe v. wade. it was passed by the house earlier this year. congresswoman chu, thank you for joining us this morning. i cannot underscore enough, because i think there are lots of americans, myself included, who learn more about abortion in this country by the day. and a lot of americans who would be surprised that their only protection for abortion is the supreme court. and once that goes away, if that goes aw

's voted in in los mon selections, same as ravi has more from the capital. bish carrick and a warning that viewers may find some of the images used in this report. distressing . what's in a name for alton? couple over an artist, single mother and survivor of domestic violence, legally giving her children her last name was a chance to bring her family closer together. 3 marriages left her with 3 children and 3 absent fathers. she says it felt like the natural thing to do. a bow all my dear as having my children, especially my eldest son, was very disappointed to have some one else's last name, a person who is an absolute stranger. so for all of us, it was about having the same last name. it was just cozy family happiness, some joy, and i never thought that it would become a big fight. a month after posting about it on facebook. alton received a court order to appear before a judge, the summons or response to public complaints. in kyrgyzstan, children take their father's name and alton had violated longstanding legal tradition in a system that overtly favours men. public attacks on wome

victory for the home fans but after the match caretaker manager michael carrick who's been in chargee old trafford outfit. i told my family that when i finished playing i would have some time before i retire and have a breather because coming into coaching is tough. i am really looking forward to, itjust really looking forward to, it just feels, really looking forward to, itjust feels, like the right time. life sometimes takes you in certain ways. a good feeling i had over recent days was that it is the perfect night to finish on. i could not have hope for anything more. tottenham are up to sixth in the table after a comfortable 2—0 win at home to brentford. the opener was an own goal from sergi canos that came from a ricochetjust 12 minutes in and the second saw son heung min put a pass from sergio reguillon in the net from just six yards out to keep the unbeaten league record for antonio conte since he took charge of the north londoners. major league baseball has entered its first work stoppage in 26 years after it imposed a lockout on its players. the collective bargaining agreeme

you mentioned stallen is a carrick interpret in the book. -- characters in the book. there are others and names i had not heard before. i came to love them by the end. if it was one of the bad guys it was fun to show their company. i'm curious if you had a favorite or person you was drawn to a or captured your attention. >> theo, plain character is howly. he will end up as comdaunt. he's determined to get his way he found himself head to head in the opposite number they will never see eye to eye. what is really interesting about the coronal is that the americans in the british went in with instructions to get on wih theire wartime partner. the partnership that helped win the war. the coronal realized when he arrived in berlin. thesele guys are not allies. these allies are no longer allies.e he wrote in his diary and memoire. i came thinking the germans were the enemy but i realized the soviets were the enemy. his opposite number with their under instruction from stallen to kick the americans and british out of berlin. they would like to take-over the whole of berlin y

so michael carrick will fulfil his caretaker role for a final time.arned a lot during his spell as the boss. a lot has happened in the last week to ten days, and i've had to adapt and take on that challenge and a different skill set and things out of my comfort zone that i've never had to tackle before. you don't know until you're in this situation. sometimes you have to learn on the and that's been the case, but i have to say, for the most part, i've enjoyed it. the big golf news this week has been tiger woods' plan to return to the pga tour next year. he gave that very honest assessment of what he can achieve after he was seriously injured in a car crash nine months ago. he says that he can only realistically play part—time and will pick and choose which tournaments he plays in. the open at st andrews is on his list, and he would be welcomed back by one fellow pro. he has been through the wars. he has put his body through a lot. and, yeah, i think, put his body through a lot. and, yeah, ithink, ifi put his body through a lot. and, yeah, i think, if

instead michael carrick takes charge for the last time.lcome to the bbc news at six. covid jabs could be needed every year — with the government confirming that it's ordered 114 million more doses from pfizer and moderna, to be delivered over the next two years. the deal allows for vaccines to be modified to tackle new variants of coronavirus, if necessary. the government says the order "future—proofs" the country's vaccination programme. cases of the 0micron variant have now been confirmed in at least 2a countries, including ten in the uk — with germany tonight announcing sweeping new restrictions for anyone who's not been vaccinated. here's our medical editor fergus walsh. booster after booster, the uk has just ordered enough vaccines for repeat doses next year and in 2023 should they be needed. all are the so—called mrna vaccines, from pfizer and moderna. whether they will need to retreat for the 0micron variant is still unclear. the focus right now is getting this round of boosters into arms. the prime minister had his at the hospital

his conversations with him and bernie carrick are not privileged. >>> there's so much news on all differentovid test. the arguments before the supreme court about the mississippi abortion law. this has the potential, jeffrey, to completely overturn roe versus wade. . >> this is a case of epic importance. mississippi has banned abortion at 16 weeks of pregnancy. since roe v. wade, the law of the land has been the government cannot impose an undue burden on a woman's right to choose abortion before viability, which is, say, 22 to 24 weeks. so 16 weeks, everyone acknowledges is not a viable fetus. that is a -- if they uphold this law, roe v. wade is no longer the law of the land. that is enormously important. >> what's interesting to note is how transparent the state has been, right. in other cases,s you see them trying to wriggle around and say, well, this doesn't count for whatever reason. let's chip away at roe on the edges. this is a full-out brawl, a full-out desire to overturn the law that they have been explicit about. >> one reason the oral argument which will be so interesting, 10:00

as a player, carrick won the premier league five times.'s the perfect night, really, to finish on. i couldn't have hoped for anything more. antonio conte says he's not worried about striker harry kane's lack of goals after seeing his tottenham team beat brentford 2—0 last night. kane hasjust one premier league goal this season. but heung min son scored his fifth of the campaign, finishing off a free—flowing spurs move as theyjump up to sixth in the table and continue conte's unbeaten start in the league. i don'tjudge the performance if our striker scores or doesn't score. ijudge the performance of what i see, what he give in the whole game for the team, and i repeat, in every game that he played, he gave 100%, maybe 120%. the ashes is in five days' time and all—rounder ben stokes has continued his comeback for england, scoring an unbeaten 42 on the final day of their last intra—squad practice match. stokes is playing for the first time sincejuly, and also took two wickets before hitting six fours in 56 balls. he then retired to allow other

manchester united. new interim boss ralf rangnick facing the media today for the first time, after michael carrickwill a new united look like under a manager credited with shaping the careers of premier league managerjurgen klopp and thomas tuchel. here�*s patrick gearey. and so finally the man who emerged through the crowd. wanted to take manchester united forward, the biggest task of the 38 year career. it is the biggest club, one of the biggest clubs, aft of the biggest in the world. so, of course it is a massive challenge and more than excited to work with those kinds of players that we have here. yesterday, as well as getting his visa, he got a ticket to watch those players beat arsenal, matched that shows what he has to work with and what he has to work on. we conceded two coals what he has to work on. we conceded two goals we — what he has to work on. we conceded two goals we needed _ what he has to work on. we conceded two goals we needed three _ what he has to work on. we conceded two goals we needed three goals - what he has to work on. we conceded two goals we needed three goals to i tw

john, carrick qaa. . >> that's tough to see, knowing there is something you could benefit from but there is such a small amount of it. what do they then do with that information? >> you know, what they do is they have to keep isolating themselves, keep staying away from people, as we hear the president say good out and enjoy christmas. woulder not shutting things down. the world is shut down for these people. they know their convenience did not produce anti-bodies. they have blood tests that show that. and so they have been told by doctors, you know what, you need to pretend it's march 20th all over again. all they can do is make phone calls, trying to get one of these precious doses. when only contracted is one tenth of the population, they're not confident they will be one of them. >> you said they got the vaccines but their bodies didn't produce antibodantibodies. that's two shots, right? >> or three. some of them four. that's right. when you're immune compromised. and they're a miracle. they give your body an instruction manual for how to make antibodies. my system can read that, you

john eastman, bernie carrick was there, he said i'll cooperate, i'll give you what i want, it doesn'ty. and that leaves rudy giuliani. will they pursue rudy giuliani, follow up with subpoenas? they need to get to the bottom of the war room. >> that's not the only crew of trump flunkies being investigated for possibly aiding the insurrection. they turned their focus to other members of congress. where could this particular line of inquiry be headed? >> yeah, they need to know if this threat came from inside the house, so to speak. there have been accusations by members of congress, speculation about whether members of congress were part of the planning or coordination. very little in terms of hard evidence to prove that. the committee has started to ask questions of some members of congress. of some of its own colleagues. scott perry and jim jordan just within the last week, they both said they're not interested in cooperating. will the committee follow up with subpoenas and potentially contempt? and big question here is how about kevin mccarthy. we know kevin mccarthy had a key conver

. >> really need that address the north pole, though that sent the reindeer forced carrick in the supeross much of the bay right now. quite intense, as you will see this line of the east bay dot of the peninsula. we're looking for this to settle with the heaviest rain in the south heaviest rain in the south into the afternoon heaviest rain in the south into the afternoon some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a

. >> one committee witness, bernie carrick, says he won't appear at his scheduled deposition tomorrowpublic hearing, not one behind closed doors. how will the committee respond to that? >> we are working with his lawyers. we have postponed at his lawyer's request, which is not unusual. we've done that with other witnesses so they can prepare with their lawyers. we've postponed his appearance before the committee and we will be standing by for a future date when he can appear before us and really don't have anything further to add at this point. we're not interested in creating sort of a public spectacle, we are interested in gathering evidence. >> representative elaine luria, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new information on that deadly michigan high school shooting, including possible missed warning signs. stay with us. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ you booked a sunny vrbo ski chalet. with endless views of snow-covered peaks. ♪ ♪ a s

what about bernie carrick coming and telling, these are all people, not just aligned with donald trump, this is trump world. these are his people. and not all of them are roger stone or paul manafort willing to thumb the criminal justice system. what about the possibility that when they get to story telling, it's a doozy for the ex-president. >> first of all, that mcconnell remark really raised a lot of eyebrows across washington. mcconnell usually doesn't acknowledge the house exists and made clear he's paying attention there and thinks the work is consequence shl seems to matter and perhaps reflective of the progress being made by the committee and how many threads they have to pull. as you just outlined, you mentioned the who's who of trump world. all of them have vital information the committee would love to get. obviously it's waiting for the supreme court to make a decision about whether or not he'll have access to the records at the national archives. hoped that would be resolved by late winter, early spring. there's this series of phone calls trump made from the white house to

minutes after the final whistle, caretaker manager michael carrick announced he will leave the club aftert's the perfect night really to finish on. you know, i couldn't have hoped for anything more. tottenham stay unbeaten in the league under their new boss, antonio conte, after beating brentford 2—0 at home. the visitors gifted spurs the lead as sergi canos scored an own goal before son heung min doubled that lead in the second half as spurs climb up to 6th in the table. but it's another game without a goal for england striker harry kane. he hasn't scored in his last five league games. celtic moved to within four points of premiership leaders rangers after beating hearts 1—0. the first half goal from kyogo furuhashi was enough to seal it, but the victory may have come at a cost as three players appeared to suffer muscle injuries. celtic are now five points ahead of hearts having played a game less. as concerns continue over the freedom of chinese tennis player, peng shuai, the ioc has said they've held a second video call with her and have scheduled a "personal" meeting injanuary. this w