while wayne rooney, who was given his england debut by eriksen, posted...from footballjournalist henry winter to take us through some of the highlights from eriksen�*s reign as england manager. i was fortunate to cover many of the games. people talk about the football man, they were remarkable. the 5-1 football man, they were remarkable. the 5—1 in munich, the 4—2 against creation in 2004, england could've won that tournament understand if they hadn't gotten injured in the quarterfinal. 0bviously david beckham's kick at old trafford in 2002, to get england to that world comp and then obviously becomeredemption against argentina and sapporo in 2002, so there was some really good games. the quality of the players in that era, players like that the good things that gareth southgate did is he got the players practising penalties, they made it more of a science rather than an old school victorian ethos that you wander up and it's a bit on sporting to practice things like that. the germans have done it for years and look where it's taken them. and, sven, ithink h

the world of football pays tribute following the death of sven goran eriksen, who guided swedish, portuguesecoming the first foreigner to take on the england job. light work for the defending women's champion at the us open — as american coco gauff coasts through her first round match in new york and a tale of two teams, who are fielding the same player. we'll have more on the curious tale of dannyjansen, playing for both the bluejays and the red sox in the same baseball game. welcome to the programme. tributes are being paid to former england manager sven goran eriksson, who has passed away at the age of 76. the swede led england to the quarter—finals at three major tournaments during his five—year spell in charge and he also managed 12 club teams, including manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio, winning 18 trophies. andy swiss has more. he brought a swedish cool to english football. but behind that studious surface, sven—goran eriksson's reign was anything but dull. he had made his managerial name first with gothenburg, and then with the italian side lazio, but when england appointed

eriksen managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio year to live after being diagnosed with cancer.

eriksen managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio swede delivered the serie a title in 2000, the last time the capital were crowned champions of italy. injanuary he said he had "at best" a year to live after being diagnosed with cancer. tributes have been pouring in from all over the world from inside and outside the football sphere. prince william had this to say on x... the football association, meanwhile, posted... sven—goran eriksson who has died at the age of 76. brighton have signed midfielder matt 0'riley from scottish champions celtic for a fee believed to be more than £25m. the london—born denmark international has signed a five—year contract until june 2029. the 23—year—old scored 27 goals in 124 appearances for celtic, winning six trophies including three scottish premiership titles. west ham defender kurt zouma is set to undergo a medical as he closes in on a move to saudi pro—league club al—0rouba. zouma had agreed a move to the united arab emirates earlier this summer but that deal collapsed after zouma failed a medical

group because it seems like he's kind of or his campaign is pitting americans born abroad against eriksen's born in the u.s yes. there are few things that i would point out here. one is that the data that they're referring to for foreign born americans about half of those people are actually us citizens. about half of the foreigners or foreign born people in the united states, immigrants in the united states are actually citizens at this point, the vast majority of immigrants are also here. if they're not citizens, they are here legally. it's a very small share who are undocumented especially undocumented without permission to work and state here you know, not including daca and things like that. so that's number one. point number two is that if you don't want immigrant workers here, then probably tell your grandma she can never retire because the reason why we've had so much job growth among the foreign born population is that the native-born population in the united states is disproportionate can only older and retiring. so if you are a native born younger worker in the u.s. >> it's actua

journal reporter evan gershkovich, and american marine, paul whelan, among multiple other american eriksen's, we were told a lot, not known, a lot of questions and a lot of very stressful, very delicate minutes and hours ahead. they are expected to be in us custody soon. this is according to a senior administration official, this swap ending a monthslong negotiation that was kept very quiet and was understandably very complicated. it ends a year's long nightmare for so many. both paul whelan who had been in russian custody for more than five years, and evan, as you see on the right side of your screen, evan, they're in custody for just doing his job as a journalist wrongfully detained for more for a better part of a year now, cnn is learning more minute by minute. we've got our team coverage here in the united states and around the globe. start this hour once again with alex marquardt, who first brought us this breaking news. what's the very latest alex well, kate, omar, we may be at the beginning of what is truly a historic and very emotional they, not just for the families of the people co

journal reporter evan gershkovich, and american marine, paul whelan, among multiple other american eriksen's, we were told a lot, not known, a lot of questions and a lot of very stressful, very delicate minutes and hours ahead. they are expected to be in u

now just have that moment sink in for just a second because these freedom eriksen's spent years in some cases, especially in the case of paul whelan, years in a russian prison. and here they are on american soil, are being told by a us army colonel and by their, by his aboard staff that there wellbeing was their priority, that they would be transported to the facility that you see behind me and that they were going to max try to maximize the amount of time that they would spend with their families, but that they would get a medical evaluation. now, i did ask paul whelan about this moment and you're here's what he said. take a listen so looking forward to seeing my family down here and just recuperating from five years, seven months, from five days of just absolute nonsense by the russian government now, omar, that nightmare, of course, in russia is over. >> now, these freed americans are in the facility that you see behind me. it is unclear, of course how long they will stay here. it just depends on on their condition. but again, i should add they are here with their families omar, back

he never said eriksen's should go inject themselves. jake all right. >> daniel, dale, thanks so much really appreciate it back. you're with dana and abby. and we were all talking during the commercial break about one of the interesting things that president obama did while michelle obama, the first lady for red meat to the crowd and a lot of ways, although cautioning them that there was going to be a lot of hard work president obama did as he is his want tried to appeal to democrats to not talk down to people who don't agree with them when it comes to trump not just convert people, converted voters for the election, but also just in getting along with people. let's run some of that if a parent or grandparent occasionally says something that makes us cringe we don't automatically assume they're bad people we recognize that the world is moving fast that they need time and maybe a little encouragement to catch up our fellow citizens deserve the same grace. >> we hope they'll extend to us that's how we can build a true democratic majority.