they're at the united trinity statue of george best, denis law and sir bobby charlton.layer he was. and that was across the world, notjust manchester united. this was said generation of players that played with you cbo, how added to stefan o'connor great icons of their game, and sir bobby charlton was certainly one of those. the numbers speak for themselves, but it was more of what he gave to club as a man as well as a player. that common thread linking the pass to the present which will be so sorely missed. manchester united as a club will certainly use his legacy and they are giving him a very fitting sendoff here today. we will wait for this service to begin in the next ten or 15 minutes. the family have requested that it be a private service, so we will not be able to bring you what happens inside. we know there will be various readings, the opera singer will sing as well, there will be abide with me and jerusalem will be strong, very simple service but certainly one that will be poignantly and keenly felt. as well as in the north—east as well, work sir bobby charlt

you went honeymoon with with went on honeymoon with with george. best.olutely. >> did marry him, but just went on honeymoon with then we'll talk that later. talk about that later. >> been on a date with >> you've been on a date with bofis >> you've been on a date with boris johnson's underpants, believe. >> yeah. boris was wearing them at almost. at the time. well almost. >> and the most >> really. and the most impressive on your cv is impressive thing on your cv is being thrown china. yes. being thrown out of china. yes. >> was all that about? oh, >> what was all that about? oh, right. okay. well, it was about three years after the tiananmen square back in the 90s. square massacre back in the 90s. and i was there working as a journalist, had the visa and everything. not a problem. the chinese i was chinese authorities knew i was there. we were working on something connected something not at all connected with square. we with tiananmen square. and we were there for like, i don't know, few a week , week were there for like, i don't kn0\a few a week , week

you went honeymoon with with went on honeymoon with with george. best.olutely. >> did marry him, but just went on honeymoon with then we'll talk that later. talk about that later. >> been on a date with >> you've been on a date with bofis >> you've been on a date with boris johnson's underpants, believe. >> yeah. boris was wearing them at almost. at the time. well almost. >> and the most >> really. and the most impressive on your cv is impressive thing on your cv is being thrown china. yes. being thrown out of china. yes. >> was all that about? oh, >> what was all that about? oh, right. okay. well, it was about three years after the tiananmen square back in the 90s. square massacre back in the 90s. and i was there working as a journalist, had the visa and everything. not a problem. the chinese i was chinese authorities knew i was there. we were working on something connected something not at all connected with square. we with tiananmen square. and we were there for like, i don't know, few a week , week were there for like, i don't kn0\a few a week , week

beside me here, the united trinity, where bobby charlton is immortalised around site —— alongside george bestlaw. it moved down in front of the stand here and made its way into the city centre ahead of that service that is just getting under way. i have been speaking to fans in and around 0ld speaking to fans in and around old trafford here and there is a lot of emotion in the air as you can imagine. emotion in the air as you can imagine-— emotion in the air as you can imarine, . ., . ~' ., imagine. we are back here at manchester _ imagine. we are back here at manchester cathedral - imagine. we are back here at manchester cathedral as - imagine. we are back here at manchester cathedral as we | imagine. we are back here at - manchester cathedral as we await the arrival of the funeral quotation. it left about 15 or 20 minutes ago and should be arriving very shortly. andy burnham is whitney, the mayor of greater manchester. we have spoken to alex stephanie, bryan robson about sir bobby as a player. but what did he do for the city of manchester in an ambassadorial role? it must have been priceles

denis law, george best, still people mentioned bobby charlton. , ' . ., charlton.n. very difficult to compare different areas were different - different areas were different generations of players but here was sir bobby charlton who was playing in that area of destefano, you say beer, pele, push cash, unbelievable players. but he held his own amongst that company. he players. but he held his own amongst that company-— that company. he did and to be in a time when — that company. he did and to be in a time when football _ that company. he did and to be in a time when football wasn't - that company. he did and to be in a time when football wasn't on - that company. he did and to be in a time when football wasn't on the i time when football wasn't on the television that much, to be the sort of name that he got, wherever you went in the world people talking about him, you realise this man has done it all, notjust played in the world cup final, european cup final but he's done it all. people all over the world would admire him and what he'd done in the game of football,

three of them, sir bobby, george best and denis law were crowned european footballer of the year in thehester united, i never thought when i was growing up that in 758 appearances, they would be matched, they were by one player and surpassed, that was ryan giggs. but sir bobby's record stood the test of time for so long, his goal—scoring record wasn't passed until wayne really did so. the main stand at old trafford is named after sir bobby charlton for a reason, there is a statue of him outside the stadium for a reason and he served the club with distinction as a director as well. it has been lovely seeing all the different stories that have come about since he passed away. i've been quite surprised, actually. people saying that they bumped into him on a train injapan, bumped into him on a train injapan, bumped into him buying a newspaper in flixton or knutsford on a train down to london, and these stories have gone for decades. and this is someone who largely avoid a scandal throughout his entire life. he lived a great life. and that should be cherished, i'm sure at the funeral in the

that is sir bobby alongside other united legends, denis law and george best.st famous and most loved manchester united players of all time . we're just a few of all time. we're just a few moments away now from that funeral procession arriving here at old trafford. as you were saying, we know that it will move on from here through the streets of manchester, where i'm sure other manchester united fans will be gathered to pay their respects and to celebrate their respects and to celebrate the life of sir bobby. it will make its way through the streets to manchester cathedral for that funeral service expected to be attended , of course, by legends attended, of course, by legends of the club and of sir bobby's family . we'll hear eulogies from family. we'll hear eulogies from several people there. of course, you were saying huge names have already arrived there to pay their respects. now that funeral is not going to be broadcast live. it will be a private service . s but fans of sir bobby service. s but fans of sir bobby and, of course, manchester united legend , b

and so bobby charlton's funeral today , i led george best funeral today, i led george best to rest .was asked by the family to officiate it at the ceremony in front of 100,000 people. and it was a rainy day like this. it was a rainy day like this. it was a rainy day like this. it was a horrendous rainy day befitting this weather for a funeral. >> i think it's like the world is crying . yeah, you'd have made is crying. yeah, you'd have made a lovely priest or . a lovely priest or. >> or maybe not. i would have. i would have blessed. maybe you're too wicked to priest . too wicked to be a priest. >> , we're talking about >> listen, we're talking about all the rain. there's lots of it out there this morning. it's going to be a tricky commute for many. here's vautrey many. here's jonathan vautrey with important with all the all important details . details. >> hello there. good >> well, hello there. good morning. i'm jonathan vautrey here your weather here with your gb news weather forecast by the met forecast provided by the met office storm debby named by met eireann the irish weather se

and i think george carlin put it the best. george carlin said that you don't need a conspiracy theory where interests converge. what you mean by that, what is the interest if they funded it? they all want to cover up the fact that they had anything to do with funding. there could have been ten different projects that were funded by ten different groups, and there likely were, and this might have gone over ten years. but if you were part of funding that and you're a bureaucrat, you don't have to talk to anthony fauci to be told you got to cover this up. you want to cover it up? why can't we? why couldn't we find the darpa's stuff? why didn't either scientist so it's a conspiracy involving hundreds of people, but they're not in a room rubbing their hands like, oh, well, you know, we're going to be evil today. they're just self-interested in covering that, covering this up. but i the book because in the end we have to do something to try to prevent this from happening. there's a group of 33 scientists and we outline some of their

yeah, but you know, you look someone like george look at someone like george best and haven't got enoughh memorabilia associated with george he them george best because he gave them away and away throughout the years and people them, didn't people have lost them, didn't realise value of them. realise the value of them. >> whatever. >> whatever. >> shirts you >> but what about shirts you wore on the tv back in the 80s? you still have those? that's a good exchange good point. did you exchange them they used them with guests when they used to here? to come in here? >> i say my wife always >> i always say my wife always says, junk have you got says, what junk have you got now? what are you stodng says, what junk have you got now? what are you storing up now? what are you storing up now? value. now? what are you storing up nov it value. now? what are you storing up nov it is value. value. now? what are you storing up nov it is value. it's value. 5. now? what are you storing up nov it is value. it's value. it's >> it is value. it's value. it's worth a fortune in the attic. >> yeah. let's take

best friends? basically my family. where else would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? oh, georgeto the nfl's first ever black friday game featuring former niners coaches miami's mike mcdaniel, the jets, robert saleh , miami ten late first half to a picked off by brandon echols a 30 yard pick six the jets missed the pat it's ten six game final play of the first half jets quarterback tim boyle is in there airing it out for the hail mary and the dolphins they pick it off javon holland and he's got a chance to take it back. and what do you know 99 yards the other way. two pick sixes in the final minute of the half. that is crazy. dolphins led 17 to 6. at the break is mike mcdaniel excited fourth quarter another former niner. it's raheem mostert the first of his two touchdowns. the dolphins win 34 to 13. they're eight and three with the win. miami currently the top seed in the afc before the rest to play this weekend. how about some hoops saint mary's hosting stephen curry's ama mater davidson up in moraga first half out in front campbell into ohis aiden mahaney this is a nice move dr

erase that history, because russia is a totalitarian state, as you know, i think the writer george orwell said it besthis book 1984, it is a state where war - this is peace , slavery, freedom, and a lie is the truth, so, to tell the truth, i am even a little proud of the fact that they banned my book, for i was a plus, because i believe that there was... truth in the book that they wanted to ban. on the list of prohibited literature about the holodomor, reference books on the history of ukraine, fiction and even children's books, in particular the new zealand author katey onil's comic princess plus the princess, about the relationship between two girls, on the list of extremist publications by levko lukyanenko, maria matios, oksana zabushko, oleg sentsova, artemtem chech, oleksandr irvanets and many others, found her books on the prohibited list, and the writer of i am terribly proud, when this list appeared on the internet, i started reading it and began to think, if i do not find my books there now, then i have done something wrong in this life, i have not completed something, and finally, when i re

you know , and george best, you know, and george best, amazing, amazing talents , amazing, amazing talentsing to be paying tribute to tell terry venables all through the programme. >> send in your memories, your favourite anecdotes about him, and we'll try and read as many of those out throughout the course of the morning for as course of the morning for you as well. got harry well. and we've got harry redknapp coming on and we've also got of biggest also got one of the biggest football agents who worked with him lot over the years. all him a lot over the years. all that and the of day's that and the rest of the day's news important news after your all important forecast. we'll see you in a minute. warm feeling inside minute. that warm feeling inside from boilers , proud from boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there. and greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news forecast. it's a bit of a cloudy, wet morning, but it will become brighter as we move through into the afternoon, particularly across the north and the west. and

i have to say, if you got off a george best city airport and got into the taxi, the first thing you wouldord about how are you? but in my line of work, i'll tell you an amusing story about this world of woke. it's we swear in our business, it's as simple as that. and i think as billy connolly said, if you can do it well, it's fine. i would certainly be would not use that that c word and other words in front of young women. i just wouldn't do it. there are plenty of other swear words that are just as effective. but we must remember two things as language is as old as man himself. and you think you'll find chaucer was pretty fresh with his words. but anyway, in 2019, this is a ridiculous. it is 2019. i'm doing the world premiere on stage of inspector rebus, long shadows , and during rehearsals shadows, and during rehearsals me . specially it was 108 pages me. specially it was 108 pages and i was in 108 of them. and and i was in 108 of them. and and you know, three weeks in you're trying to get off the book and all the rest of it. and if i dry i won't do it now. mark don't worry, sweetheart.

nicole saphier and former texas land commissioner and partner at michael best llp, george p. bush. antisemitic incidents have drastically jumped since the war between hamas and israel. schools are left struggling to balance first amendment rights and campus safety and students revealing hateful rhetoric and mistreatment they have had to endure. watch. >> on campus, i now confronted daily with shouts to free palestinian from the river to the sea, it is seeking to deny jewish right to self-determination in israel, call to exterminate all jews with hamas open goal. support for hamas is support for terrorist organization and must not be misconstrued. regardless what side of the political aisle, no student deserves to be threatened, mistreated or silenced on campus. >> i was in a group chat and falsely labeled a nazi, a token, a white supremacist and bigot. some individuals expressed i made them uncomfortable and feared i might commit a hate crime against them because i'm black and hold conservative principles. these people believe you want to benefit straight white men even though such

i will give you the best example. george gascon in l.a. county is running for re-election.sed his policies? black lives matter. that should tell you everything about the progressive politics in california. >> john: i was going to say soros. that would have been obvious. you mentioned george gascon subject to two recall petitions, both failed. the only one california voters managed to put through was boo dean. now they want the certification of that recall vote put under a microscope. the challenge in the courts. here is what george gascon said about that effort. listen here. >> the majority of the people that signed the petition did that because they believe that i have was creating insecurity in their community. and to those people, not only do i want to reach out to them, i will continue. i never stopped. >> john: i will continue, i never stopped. what is he referring to there? i will continue being soft on crime? i will never stop being soft on crime or i will continue to reach out to them? >> i tell you, john, the problem with george gascon is not only is he backed by g

. >> george clooney's best movie. >> such a good movie.n, you can have a quote like that when you're a new ceo. when you're a few years in and you got to own the fact that you didn't produce any cash flow, you're probably not putting a quote like that in. >> that's a huge company. so good you mentioned it. >> thank you, jim. we don't talk about it as often. you can see it's not been a good performer for quite some time. of course, the monsanto acquisition, disaster in every way, in terms of the litigation and everything else that came along with round-up and otherwise. guys, couple other things on my radar. >> do we know these? >> no. endeavor reported fine. endeavor, what you're waiting for is, are they going to reach a deal with their largest shareholder and control shareholder, silver lake? remember, 71% of the vote. this is going to be interesting, because you can move quickly here. maybe get something done as soon as before the end of the year given there's only one buyer. they know the company extraordinarily well, but they're in --

george best is his idol, come from northern ireland. come from where he comes from.gic , really. >> it was just magic, really. yeah. bobby. it was just a gentleman. >> obviously national icon . >> obviously national icon. that's all i can really say. it's a wonderful person on and off the pitch . off the pitch. >> you hear these words over and over again. legend, gentle man, icon. no one has a bad word to say about sir bobby charlton. and that is truly reflected in the sheer volume of people who've come out here in manchester today to pay their respects to the legend of football . football. >> sophie reaper thank you for that touching update. you know, rest in peace, sir bobby. a true , gentle giant of the game now a third of 13 to 17 year olds have seen footage of real life violence on tiktok in this past yean violence on tiktok in this past year. and across all social media platforms, almost half of children have watched clips of fights. the survey also found that more than a quarter of teenagers had seen posts showing or encouraging harm to women and girls. well j

charlton's funeral procession leaves old trafford this afternoon and passes the statue he shares with george bestnvited to pay respects there or along the procession route towards manchester cathedral. guests are expected at the funeral from across the world of sport. canon nigel ashworth has been planning a personal service. when we meet people who are in public life they're often under a pressure to kind of be somebody. he was someone who didn't feel he needed to be anyone exceptjust who he was. and what was at the heart of sir bobby charlton's life wasn't only football, that's a great thing, but it's his family, his home. there will be so many different versions of sir bobby charlton remembered today. the england hero. and that will be the goal that puts england in the final! the united legend, the brother, the father, the husband, the friend. he was to so many "our bobby." patrick geary, bbc news. it is going to be quite a day and a lot of people expect it around at old trafford today. and at manchester cathedral. storm debi is bringing gale force winds and heavy rain across the island of ire

mullery and george best were. but he did get two caps for england. probably england.t you mentioned. was the it was mentioned. but it was the it was the coaching and it was the imparting of knowledge which made him really come into his own . you look team of the own. you look at the team of the 80s was described 80s as it was described at crystal the late 70s, crystal palace in the late 70s, early 80s. it didn't really work out at boardroom level and it became a of a noose around became a bit of a noose around his in ways, this his neck in some ways, this whole team 80s moniker whole team of the 80s moniker that today. that still exists today. but when to queens when he went to queens park rangers, where really rangers, that's where he really kind made his name as a kind of made made his name as a as a football manager. just as a football manager. and just for there, he he took for context there, he he took qpr the cup final as qpr to the 1982 fa cup final as a second division side. only two clubs have done that since sunderland in 92. cardiff in 2008. up as 2008. he

. >> yea some1ean hones i've there's some awful ones i've seen ones which are, seen george best onest into funchal airport well, you tell me airport that. well, you tell me who that is. >> also ronaldo . you're right. >> also ronaldo. you're right. it is. >> it's a swivel it is. >> it's the ronaldo version. it is. >> it's the ronaldo wasrsion. it is. >> it's the ronaldo was revealed together in in in madeira. >> awful . >> awful. >> awful. >> he looks more like wayne rooney. >> it doesn't look like anybody. so they ended up removing it. the artist or the sculptor was very happy with it because he said it captured the inner soul, i believe, of cristiano ronaldo . i believe, of cristiano ronaldo. >> anybody else has statues. >> anybody else has statues. >> before we go, i hope we've got some more because . no, no, got some more because. no, no, we're fine. >> no. anyway, the well produced item, it's not bad, is it? thank you. listen i've got, i've got me hand. i've got blood on my hands. as far this item is hands. as far as this item is concerned, i'm going to believe it. >> big part i

these young people are very open to this argument there and tight not pro- american burglar george orwell said it best controls the past controls the future. we have tiktok and other social beta platforms across the country are influencing our youth. we know that i'm a mom with three young boys i am not afraid to talk about tiktok of my boys get the car and have the tough conversations. like karl said they are owned by a chinese group not only that in 2022 hour fbi said the platform poses national security risks so as a society we have to take that seriously and we have to continue to work comic to decrease china's influence on our youth we need to make sure we are teaching history in our school site schools that is a b. for young children and teens, parents have got to be engaged and involved in understand what their children are consuming on a daily basis. and our family i'm old school but about the hard copy wall street journal on our bar every morning for my boys to pick up and read. as parents the buck stops with us in this country for bucks i live a hard copy anything. that's old lady in me a lo

semyon budyonny went through the first world war, the best rider, knight of st. george.y activities at this time. in fact, he was not and did not become a professional military man. his name on the execution lists. he is to blame for the failures of the soviet-finnish war in the events of the terrible september 1941, when the nazis came close to leningrad. varoshilov then surrendered the front to zhukov, but was not injured; people often speculate about the reason for his unsinkability, when the most impossible losses and fiascoes did not result in arrest. varoshilov was valued by the leaders of all nations, including for his personal loyalty. varoshilov exalted stalin and knew how to always be in the background. socialist realism artists wanted i would like to heroize his image, but it turned out boring and unconvincing. in the 1930s, not every artist would have been allowed to paint portraits. statesman for reproduction, nosaak izrailevich brodsky is the director of the academy of arts and essentially a court artist , we do not know whether varoshilov posed for him, th

great american international relations expert, george george clinton and george clinton will be strongly that to interest in the best interest of the west. not to extend nato to uh, ukraine, and i assume that sound like but should. well, joe, and george kennan was the writing and thinking of the time when the international relations were far more straightforward. and that wasn't too big of a room full and big, huge which i think the united states has been using and abusing in recent tickets. not only with the rules based order because it's a very ambiguous concept. you know, if the assigns responsibility is to some and the impunity to others, but also in many other policies. and this, i think you have also argued that this in fact undermines international which has to be interpreted in more or less uniform. wait for it to be respected for it to be upheld. and i want to ask you as somebody who has the dedicated his career to a legal matter is, do you think it's possible a still for the international system for the international community to come back to the sort of austin, to city of purpose when it comes to internat

shaped military interventions, which was published by cornell university press one the 2012 george jarvis schrader best book award from the american political science association's international history and politics section. her forthcoming book, the insider's game elites, democracy and war, will be published very soon by public princeton university press. very much looking forward to that. her has also been published in some of the most prestigious journals in political science, including international, international security, world politics, foreign affairs and many others. she is also a senior editor at the monkey cage, which, despite the name, is an incredible important and serious political science blog that provides critical public face and analysis and was previously hosted by the washington post and lives on in another now. most recently, saunders was recognized by the international studies section of the international studies association with the emerging scholar award. please welcome, dr. saunders. so thank you so much. all three of you, for being here. i'm just hoping to have of a conversati

george santos' boat and that is the reason in part that george santos remained an important part of the house republican conference along with his best but he marjorie taylor greene. the [inaudible] we think that's if congressman santos would have cooperated more quick. >> i think it's time to end one part of the extreme maga republican circus that has been visited upon the american people in ways that undermine the health safety and economic well-being of the american people because extreme maga republicans have done nothing to make life better for every day americans and if anything are trying to jam their extreme right-wing policy priorities down the throats of the american people and ways that would be -- so george santos is a malignant distraction and hopefully that issue gets resolved that the problem in the extreme maga will remain because they have no vision they have no agenda and they have no track record to solve problems for hard-working american taxpayers. they have done nothing even though the mac and people are facing serious problems and president biden has made clear throughout the year that house democrats have made

george, not the best time, because there will be flash flood possibilities.almost to new england on wednesday. >> we turn now to the backlash against elon musk after he endorsed an anti-semitic post on his company, x, formerly twitter. advertisers have pull ads from the platform. aaron katersky has the latest. >> this morning elon musk is facing backlash from advertisers for calling an anti-semitic conspiracy theory that jews promote hatred against whites the "actual truth." apple, ibm, lionsgate, paramount, and abc parent company, disney, all pulled ads from x, formerly twitter, after he posed an agreement with a false claim that "jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of dialectical hatred against whites that they claim to want people to stop using against them." musk appeared to backtrack saying, "anyone advocating the genocide of any group will be suspended from this platform." amid accusations he is anti-semitic, he tweeted that nothing could be further from the truth. media matters says x has been placing ads for major brands next to pro-na

already achieved resounding victories against the long list of the union army is a bubbly best and brightest officers, georgeon and john pope. before going toe to toe with william rosecrans on the tennessee/georgia border. bragg was a full general in the confederate army. he had the ear and the loyalty of jefferson davis. we will come to that in due course and commanded the second most confederate army for longer than any other officer. overseeing a theater, much larger in size than a robert e.. lee's army . i would not not say more political. none of us, i think it is fair to say what he wanted racks and bragg's job. i certainly would not. i stole my students this all the time. i think if i was in the army the second day that my feet were wet, i we need to go home. i could not have dealt with it. i think i have to take a pause in say, these people were up against remarkable odds in terrible conditions. they do not have allergy medication. we might all get them a break from time to time. i will pause here to say, i'm not here to compare braxton bragg and robert e. lee . that is not fair to do. i'm not going

george kittle was thrilled. oh yeah. >> he came up with all my best friends, basically my family.se would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? >> can't get enough of that clip. the post win meal in seattle is our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better, live better. time now for plays of the day. we had a crazy day of college football play, won the apple cup earlier this week. washington washington state said they'll continue their rivalry despite the end of the pac 12 late fourth quarter game tied fourth and one huskies go it's a perfect fake pulls out the camera and end the defense romo odunze in the field goal range and very last play of the game grady gross 42 yard game winner washington remains perfect 2421 win. they'll face oregon in the pac 12 title game friday night here on abc seven. washington quarterback michael penix couldn't bear to watch the end of that game play. number two tense moments in the iron bowl. auburn lost badly to new mexico state last week, but led number eight, alabama by fo

george santos. he is our natural disaster. we know him beste been trying to get that point across for months now. >> reporter: a cbs news tally finds over the past 24 hours more than a dozen house members who previously opposed removing santos say they would now vote to do so. he already faces trial in new york in september on nearly two dozen federal criminal charges, including allegations he stole his donors' credit card numbers and made personal charges. the house ethics committee report adds new details, alleging santos spent donor money on botox, luxury shopping sprees, trips to the hamptons and atlantic city, and a subscription to the adult onlyfans website. maryland democrat glenn ivey helped conduct the ethics committee probe into santos. what struck you most from what you found? >> just how repeated it was. i mean, it was just so brazen and obvious at some level. >> reporter: santos insists he won't resign and has been denied due process by house investigators, investigators who say he didn't cooperate with their probe. if he is boote

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already achieved resounding victories against a long list of the union army's supposedly best and brightest officers george mcclellan, ambrose burnside, joseph hooker and yes, john pope before going toe to toe with william rosecrans on the tennessee georgia border. but bragg was also one of seven men to rank as a full general in the confederate army, and he undoubtedly had the ear and the loyalty of jefferson davis. we'll come to that in due course. and commanded the second most confederate army for longer than any other officer overseeing a theater much larger in size than that in which lee's army of northern virginia operated and arguably of greater economic and logistic value to the confederacy, though i wouldn't say more political or military value. and none of us, i think it is fair to say, would have wanted braxton bragg job. i certainly wouldn't. i tell my students this all the time. i, i think if i was in the army the second day that my feet were wet, i would need to go home. i just i couldn't have dealt with it. and so i think i have to always take a pause and say these people were up against rema

and of course the best thing, chris, that george santos has going for him is that house republicans have a tiny majority. just a four-seat margin, and he's already dropping whispers all over capitol hill, hey, if you remove me, that drops to a three-seat margin. we'll find out whether the votes are there. >> matthew, we can go back to this, but since we bring up the slim majority it's worth going back to the point that santos flipped the seat by 8 points after tom swasey decided he was going to run for governor, but now he's talking about trying to get this seat again. in any case, it's already a horse race. behind the scenes people are working to see if it turns out that santos goes away, then who's going to replace him. with all the uncertainty that a special election would bring, but this is very narrow majority that the republicans have in the house, how do you see this playing out and what are the conversations you think are going on behind the scenes right now, even if there's no vote whipping going on officially? >> yeah, and i would also add a data point that this is a district t

george alagiah, who died injuly. colleagues and family members paid tribute to one of british television's best—loved figures.ng charles has delivered his first king's speech to parliament, outlining the uk government's priorities. will among the announcements, there was a focus on crime — with tougher sentences for those who commit the worst crimes, and more rights for victims. new licences will be awarded for oil and gas projects in the north sea. there'll also be a law to allow driverless cars on britain's roads. but the king warned of difficult decisions ahead, as our political editor chris mason reports. hats and stockings, precedent and custom. a spectacle long before there were cameras to capture it, wherever they now hover. this, the fanciest fancy dress party you will ever see, illustrates something vital about how we're governed. the pageantry of monarchy, yes, but ultimately, the power of parliament. the commons speaker's outfit quite the assembly. are we ready? at every ritual, there are those performing their role for the first time. today, that was true of the prime minister and the king and the

george kittle, he was thrilled. >> oh yeah. he came up with all my best friends, basically my family.would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? >> the nfl's first ever black friday game featured former 40 niners coaches miami's mike mcdaniel and the jets. robert saleh final play before the half jets quarterback tim boyle looking for a hail mary instead picked off by javon holland and he goes 99 yards the other way. dolphins win 34 to 13, their eight and three. they're currently the top seed in the afc before the rest of play this weekend on the ice sharks hosting the canadiens honoring hall of fame broadcaster dan rusanowsky. pregame second period william eklund power play goal, his fourth of the year. sharks up two nothing but the canadiens would tie it and eventually we go into a shootout tied at two montreal wins it right here. the game winner. sharks lose three two in the shootout. emery old coast classic battle of unbeaten santa clara and oregon. this kid got a gatorade from the ref's second half tied at 57. a dharma alpha ball. oh wha

best. thank you. >>> coming up, indicted republican congressman george santos says that he plans to run for re-election next year, even if he is expelled from congress. that's next. . >>> indicted congressman george santos says he still plans to run for his seat in 2024 even if he is expelled from congress. santos faces 23 federal charges, including identity threat, wire fraud and money-laundering. he is also under investigation by the house ethics committee. >> aggressive congressional correspondent and anchor of "inside politics sunday" manu raju joins us now. so you spoke with the congressman pretty wide ranging interview. what did he tell you? >> we talked about a wide range of things, including all of those charges that he is facing in this 23-count criminal indictment. he has denied any wrongdoing. we talked about some of those issues. we also talked about the possibility that he could become the sixth member ever in the history of the united states house member to be expelled from his house seat. he beat back a resolution last week because he has not been convicted, his trial has not happened ye

what's best for the house is for george santos to resign. he deserves to be expelled. the ethics committee in their report did not recommend expulsion, though the chair of the committee, a goodman, and the ranking member, both good people, they are going to support this resolution to expel him. so this is a rather big deal. i think really what should happen now is speaker johnson should summon santos to his off and see the letter on my coffee table, that's your resignation later. you should sign it now. you're going to be expelled. they're going to throw you out of the republican conference. they're going to do all kinds of things to make your life hell. this guy seems so reckless, i don't know what the benefit is to him to be expelled instead of resign, but this is going to happen. >> i mean, he's taking the trump playbook, calling this whole thing a witch hunt, and trying to gin up anger toward the authorities against him. toward the doj, et cetera. and it might have worked for a little while. i mean, he's still in congress, but it does go to show you that there is a

. >> george, does this feel like your thanksgiving table at home? >> oh, yeah, came here with my best friends, basically my family, where else would i rather be than here on seattle's field eating turkey. >> i don't know how they kept all of the dishes hot. i was bummed i did not get the sweet potato with the marshmallows. they had a fork but then they, we had to pick the turkey leg up. by that time i was eating a turkey. it was good. well cooked. not dry at all. like i said, still hot. it was impressive. >> that is the slow motion shot we needed. >> mccaffrey, food critic, who knew. >> the coaches are working on the next game. a different bird to feast on. the eagles. rematch of the nfc championship game. more in the red and gold report at 7:30 right after the show. >> i would argue it is a tougher bird. >> the eagles >> well, that, yeah, the bird will be tough >> chewy and tough. >> dry, tough bird [ laughter ] >> all right, vern, thank you. >>> a when it comes to your health, you do you. you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that bo

today the best way to support my fellow new yorkers and overcome george santos' fraud is to expel george santos from the house of representatives. mr. speaker, mr. santos has said expelling him before he's formally charged and found guilty would create a new precedent in this body, one that could have negative consequences for generations. respectfully, mr. speaker, i disagree. the consequences and precedence of not expelling him for his lies and fraud has the potential to do far more damage to this institution. i would submit today that we have an opportunity to set a new standard, a new precedent than if a candidate for congress makes his entire life up in order to defraud voters and donors, and subsequently those voters reasonably rely on that candidate's lies to elect him or her, that we, the house of representatives, will exercise the authority given to us in the constitution to expel that member. george santos' lies are more widespread than even the most untrustworthy politicians. and these lies were necessary to get him elected. george santos didn't just lie about his family busin