that was henry winter talking to me a short - three world cups. m joined by former professional footballer, dennis tueart who was signed by new york cosmos in 1978 the year after pele retired. i'm reading here, dennis, a wonderful line that you were the man in the kosmos site to replace pele. a very big shock to myself when i decided to go to new york. i knew beckenbauer and pele, decided to go to new york. i knew beckenbauerand pele, i decided to go to new york. i knew beckenbauer and pele, i knew they were world class players and i was going to be a pioneer to go and play in the late 70s. when i was watching the preview the previous season's games, when i knew i was going to be playing with them, i thought, blimey, pele had just retired, i am going to be replacing my all—time hero, pele. going to be replacing my all-time hero. pele-— hero, pele. and i saw as you are settin: hero, pele. and i saw as you are setting on _ hero, pele. and i saw as you are setting on and — hero, pele. and i saw as you are setting up and you _ hero, pele. and i saw as

i spoke to henry winter from the times and he said england should be looking at the options they haveoblems on saturday. you have to look at the quality of england's — you have to look at the quality of england's players. everyone is talking — england's players. everyone is talking about france was a look these _ talking about france was a look these fantastic players can't soak it can _ these fantastic players can't soak it can bring on. rashford, james maddison — it can bring on. rashford, james maddison. who was one of the great place _ maddison. who was one of the great place for— maddison. who was one of the great place for leicester city. great news that raheem sterling is returning for thoughts with him and his family — for thoughts with him and his family if_ for thoughts with him and his family. if sterling is back in time that he — family. if sterling is back in time that he is— family. if sterling is back in time that he is another option to bring on as— that he is another option to bring on as weii~ — so henry winter previewing that game on saturday. tomorrow we will hear

it is funny you talk about the faint around the goalkeeper, i was talking to henry winter about it, he he didn't score still talked about and people search that footage, the gordon banks save is another. i footage, the gordon banks save is another. , ., footage, the gordon banks save is another. ., ., ., another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have written _ another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have written a _ another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have written a book _ another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have written a book about - another. i spoke to gordon about it, i have written a book about the - another. i spoke to gordon about it, | i have written a book about the 1966 team, i have met most of them, and i spoke to him about it. that was the greatest ever save, paddy was astonished, i talk to him about it. —— pele was astonished. he relished that save, he couldn't praise gordon banks enough. he adored bobby maura, we've seen that picture —— bobby moore. the fa frowned upon england players exchanging shirts on the pitch, they wante

henry winter, chief football writer for the times, also has words for pele and his achievements, not us but his memory, legacy— pele has left us but his memory, legacy is — pele has left us but his memory, legacy is immortal. it is not asjoe was describing his career the three world _ was describing his career the three world cups — was describing his career the three world cups the performances for santos. — world cups the performances for santos. it — world cups the performances for santos, it was also how he played the game — santos, it was also how he played the game. forthat santos, it was also how he played the game. for that spectacular brazil fourth goal probably one of the greatest files of all time until messi a _ the greatest files of all time until messi a week or so ago. and try it was great — messi a week or so ago. and try it was great fun with him. i was fortunate _ was great fun with him. i was fortunate enough to interview him and he _ fortunate enough to interview him and he wasjust good company he was fun and _ and he wasjust good company he was fun and enjoyed li

a little earlier, henry winter, chief football writer at the times paid tribute to mr wahl.diately enthused by him, this was his eighth world cup, i have known him since france 1998, he wasjust world cup, i have known him since france 1998, he was just so passionate about the game, passionate about the game, passionate about the game, passionate about our industry, that fantastic career he passionate about our industry, that fantastic caree— fantastic career he has been doing amazin: fantastic career he has been doing amazing work— fantastic career he has been doing amazing work with _ fantastic career he has been doing amazing work with others - fantastic career he has been doing amazing work with others and - fantastic career he has been doing| amazing work with others and also with american television. he had his own podcast as well, so he embraced all of the new industries, he had this huge passion forfootball, soccer as he used to call it. i saw him three or four times out here, soccer as he used to call it. i saw him three orfour times out here, i would always put him

were going to speak to henry winter.out grant wahl. it tell us a little bit about grant wahl. . , . tell us a little bit about grant wahl. ., , ., , , ., ., tell us a little bit about grant wahl. ., ,, ., ., ., wahl. it was a desperate moment for our industry — wahl. it was a desperate moment for our industry and _ wahl. it was a desperate moment for our industry and for _ wahl. it was a desperate moment for our industry and for football - our industry and for football throughout the world because anyone who met grant wahl was immediately infused by him. this is, i hate to speak about him in the past tense, but this was his eighth world cup. i've known him since france in 1998. he was so passionate about the game, our industry, he had a fantastic career at sports illustrated, had since been doing amazing work with sub stack and also with american television. he had his own podcast as well. he embraced all the new industries, he had this huge passion for football, industries, he had this huge passion forfootball, soccer a

and president—elect of brazil lula da silva posted: henry winter, chief football writer for the timesor pele and his achievements, not just in football, but also in brazil. he spoke to my colleague. pele has left us but his legacy is immortal. it is not simply asjoe was describing so eloquently, his career with three world cups, the 77 goals for brazil the 77 goals for brazil and goals for santos. it was also how he played the game, with that lay—off to carlos alberto for brazil's fourth goal in one of the greatest finals of all time until messi one week or so ago. and pele was great fun. if you went to an event with him, and i was fortunate enough to go several times with him, he was great company and enjoyed life. but as neymar has very emotionally tweeted, as you just said then, the work that he did by his example, but also by raising funds and awareness for underprivileged, for great 0rmond street hospital over here in london. he was an ambassador and fundraiser for them as well. so pele did so much good, clearly on the pitch, the athlete of the century as voted by the ioc but als

a little earlier, henry winter, chief football writer at the times, paid tribute to mr wahl.ut this was his eighth world cup. i've known him since france �*98. he was just so passionate about the game, our industry, he had a fantastic career at sports illustrated, had since been doing amazing work with substack and also with american television. he had his own podcast as well. he embraced all the new industries, he had this huge passion forfootball, soccer as he used to call it. i saw him about three or four times out here, we had long chats and i would always pull him up on the word soccer. he promoted soccer, football, in the united states. probably one of the reasons why they are going to be such good hosts in four years' time because of his passion, his writing, his almost evangelical zeal to promote the sport in his homeland and also to get behind the men's national team and the women's national team. he's done so much for women's football around the world, i think a lot of the tributes have been paid that talked about his values, his conscience. he wrote, looking at his

earlier, i caught up with henry winter, the times chief football writer.o have seen the moroccan fans in the final, i thought they have been fantastic throughout. they are everywhere. there can be anybody left in marrakesh at casablanca at the moment! for me they have been the story of the tournament, morocco on and off the pitch. as expected, we have the usual suspects, france and argentina. what is it, eight finals between them? what a matchup between those two. d0 between them? what a matchup between those two. ~ between them? what a matchup between those two. ,, ~ ., those two. do you think fifa will think twice _ those two. do you think fifa will think twice before _ those two. do you think fifa will think twice before taking - those two. do you think fifa will think twice before taking the - those two. do you think fifa will. think twice before taking the world cup to a place like this, with a set of norms that are so different to a western set of norms? the of norms that are so different to a western set of norms?— of norms that are so different to

what a scariest is this winter, henry adams who is a very perceptive observer called a great secession winter, what a scariest is a feeling that washington is really extremely vulnerable in a military way to southern militias that might come over from virginia, which is still in the union, but has a lot of hot heads who are pro south or maryland which is also full of hot heads. washington, d. c. it surrounded on all sides by slave territory and it would've been a matter with militias of taking over the capitol building and maybe a couple of other buildings and begin an operation of something that would have been very strange. it was a bit like january 6th, it, would have been a continuation of the buchanan presidency but without james buchanan. it probably would have been removed and his vice president would've wrapped been created as a kind of acting president. he lost to the 1860 election. he was the candidate of the the south. two very impressive southerners stand up to their fellow southerners and prevent a takeover of washington from happening. what is winfield scott, still the co

but, what is scariest in this winter, which henry adams who is a very perceptive observer called the great secession winter, what is scariest is a feeling that washington is really extremely vulnerable in a military way to southern militias that might just come over from virginia. which is still in the union but has a lot of hotheads who are pro, south or maryland, which is also full of hotheads. washington is surrounded on all sides by slave territory, and without too many militias, it would have been a pretty simple matter to just invade the capital and take over the capitol building and maybe a couple other buildings. and began the operation of something that would have been very strange, but a bit like january 6th it would have been a continuation of the buchanan presidency but without james buchanan. who probably would have been removed, and perhaps's vice president would have been created as a kind of acting president. he had actually just lost to lincoln in the 1860 election, he is from kentucky, he was the candidate of the south. but, fortunately, two very impressive southerne

winter about what europe would be facing? you mentioned lng, one of those plants being maybe off line for a little while, reducing demand for henryor the winter at this point >> well, we are right now with inventory levels back around their five-year average, but so much of this has really just depended on the weather and that's honestly kind of what saved europe this fall, is they had much warmer than forecast temperatures so their current facilities were able to keep up with demand and they were able to send some gas into storage, and so they have healthy levels over there as well but going forward it is really anybody's guess about what happens since this market is so precarious we have the price cap on russian gas going into effect next year, and so there's still a lot of variables and with the market so much driven by weather we could see things whipsaw based on the coming temperatures. >> yeah. so got lucky for now hopefully it lasts we will see, pippa thank you very much. >>> president biden this week signing the $1.7 trillion spending bill into law, which includes a ban of tiktok on most government devices we'll discuss w

henry lee ktvu fox studios. the sierra are preparing for a big winter storm, which could bring feet of snow this week.issa harrington joining us now live from the newsroom. melissa what should people know who are hoping to head out for a day on the slopes told resorts are ready, but mother nature could close. some lifts at different ski resorts. this is, of course, a busy time up there. the holiday season isn't swing when families spend christmas in the snow and others will head up for the new year's eve celebrations . but this is a big storm that's moving in. that should bring rain, snow and wind. so people should be prepared and play it safe. heavy snow. rain and strong winds are expected to pummel the tahoe area the next couple days. a winter storm warning goes into effect tuesday morning and 1 to 2 ft of snow could fall in higher elevations . above 7000 ft. this is going to be a wet, wild atmospheric river. so get ready, my friends. it's gonna be fun. coop cooper, resident ski expert and founder of cooper, media and marketing, said the wind will likely impact operations at some resorts. palisades

henry there some thirteenth seventy years old. yes , today the problem of the energy crisis is one of the most acute and it is obvious that winter is coming and, as it were, this entire information agenda, it is very dense, so it will be necessary . give some democratic settings so that people understand. uh, why is this happening, but i have more more frightening. this is a realistic threat, because its introduction is already at the first stage. when the proceedings have not yet taken place, it means that there will be a very strict centralization of power. and if we are talking about belarus, then i would not see any danger here. and when we talk about germany and about the fact that power is beginning to be concentrated, then i would see a very alarming bell here. he immediately throws us back to the thirties, when these processes, they already took place twice in germany and. eh, even in middle ages, uh, germany had to be dispersed here so that it did not pose a danger. i want to continue the thought. which here sounded a comparison of e with germany in the thirties, the thing is that e suggests historical analogies. remember

henry lee ktvu , fox two news, california health and human services agency secretary, dr marc galle reminded people today that winter viruses have reached at high levels across the state. hospitalizations of children remain high due to the spread of rsv flew in covid state, public health leaders say masking an indoor public places, among other safety measures is the most effective way to slow the spread of respiratory viruses that are making people sick. they also say it's important to make sure you are up to speed. read on your vaccines now that we are in the holiday season. with about two weeks before we really enter into some of those winter holidays that are going to drive more people to travel spend time in crowded indoor places. power of vaccines to reduce the likelihood that you get infected altogether but the likelihood of severe disease is real. hospitals across the state are working to add pediatric beds as quickly as possible that the number of children who need hospitalization is currently outpacing their ability to expand. health leaders in the south bay outlined some of the signs of a sharp increase in

henry, live in georgia, with more details on that. >>> the covid-19 numbers are up as the chronicle reports. the wastewater samples indicate the winter surge could top last summer's omicron wave. we did ask the infectious disease specialist why. he says, natural immunity is waning from last winter. many people have not been boosted. he also said to expect a milder winter, as compared to the last two. >> what are you seeing overall? we have high levels of virus in the community. because people have been exposed over and over again , is not necessarily translating into as many seriously ill people. >> the test positivity rate is at 10.8%. the real number is likely higher since many home tests go unreported. >>> here is a live look at palisades in tahoe. we will get some fresh powder over on the slopes this week. from that snowfall , that can cause problems. californians are continuing to deal with the fallout from the stormy winter season. on this travel tuesday, experts are warning drivers to be on high alert during holiday road trips. >> reporter: business booms for the last stop before echo summit on highway 50. >> people are purcha

ramon henry lee ktvu fox studios toll is rising in western new york as the region digs out from the monster series of storms. the mayor of buffalo says that seven more people died from the winter storm, bringing their death toll to more than 30 . authorities are reporting that people died while shoveling snow . people died trapped stranded in their cars and people died inside their homes without power . a driving ban is now in place, with state and military police working to keep people off the roads. officials are now bracing for possible flooding later this week. when the weather warms. primary focus because of that melt is going to need to make sure that we are cleared from curb to curb and as many areas as possible. more than 4000 homes remain without power and buffalo. the storm is being blamed for at least two dozen deaths elsewhere across the country and 11, police say at santa rosa man is under arrest for alleged sex trafficking of two people, including a minor rohnert park. police arrested 45 year olds antoine williams at a hotel on redwood drive december 22nd. they say he was with two females and underage girl was released to her parents. police say a search warrant

reality, and not henry there, some thirteenth seventy-year-old data, 13, will now answer for everything today. uh, energy crisis issues. it is one of the sharpest and it is obvious that winterere, this whole informational agenda, it is very much condensed, so it is necessary and now it is clear that it is necessary to take tougher measures, but since the state is super democratic, it is necessary to give some kind of democratic settings so that people understand. eh, why is this happening, but this realistic threat frightens me more, because its introduction is already at the first stage. when the proceedings have not yet taken place, it means that the centralization of power will be very tough. and if we are rome of belarus, then i would not see any danger here. and when we talk about germany and that power begins to concentrate, then i would see a very alarming bell here. he immediately throws us back to the thirties, when they already went through these processes twice in germany and. uh, even in the middle ages, germany needed to be dispersed here so that it did not pose a danger. i want to continue the thought that came up here comparing e with germany in the thirties.

winter clothes for migrants who are not used to this weather. but this could get much more intense with the expected lifted of title 42 next week. >>> joined now by henryllar, whose district lies on the border with mexico. i appreciate you being with us. >> well, i do agree with the stay in mexico, the protocol. but i think we need to do more to protect those individuals to stay there. you could always think outside the box and bring the u.n. commission that can come in and give them protection if they need that protection. but the question is this. you know, why can we not have people do asylum in an orderly process? and i'm hoping that the administration will come up with a rule that they've been talking about. don't know what they're going to do. i don't know that they have the fortitude to do the right thing, with all due respect. but what we want to see is people, if they want to apply for asylum, do it in an orderly process and don't just come across in ports of entry. >> what would that look like? that makes sense on paper. the system that exists is insane that people can just cross over, say they want asylum, and it takes years before a judge a

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henry, thank you for that. well the death toll continues to rise for buffalo, new york, one of the city's hardest hit by the first round of winter weather city now working at reopen as they battle those freezing temperatures, plus more wintry weather slated for the sierra. what you need to know if you plan to go to the snow it's the subway series menu! 12 irresistible subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. more steps to finally reopened nearly a week after that deadly winter storm. the city's death toll sadly, is still rising, with officials announcing two more deaths. foxes robert ray tells us his recovery efforts there continue. the pacific northwest is also cleaning up from its own rough weather. we're seeing more signs of buffalo returning to normal following the deadly winter storm officials on thursday lifting the driving ban after nearly a week. this will allow residents to get back to work. allow them to get to supermarkets, pharmacies and to get to medical a

henry. thank you. the same storm that is ringing wind and rain to the bay area's bringing rough weather to the lake tahoe basin. snow is already falling in a winter storm warning is in effect it's expected to remain in place until tomorrow morning. heavy rain is forecast at lower elevations and as much as two ft of snow could fall at 7000 ft in higher strong winds are expected across the region, and you saw it there just a second ago with the winds blowing the camera there just a few minutes ago, palisades tahoe put its gondola on a wind hold yesterday. if you're planning to head up to the sierra also check the latest road conditions to see whether chains are required. chains are required on highway 50 right now, but on 80 only trucks are being screened for chains. we continue to see thousands of flight cancelations and delays across the country today. most of those flights involved southwest airlines. the department of transportation says it plans to investigate the problem at southwest after that airline canceled more than 2800 flights on monday, more than 70% of its scheduled routes. the department of transportation says the volume of cancelat

reality, and not henry there some thirteenth seventy years old, 13, now he will answer for everything, and today energy problems . crisis it is one of the most acute and it is obvious that winter, this whole information agenda, it is very dense, so it will be necessary and now it is clear and necessary to take more stringent measures, but this is a super- democratic state, it is necessary to give some democratic settings so that people understand. uh, why is this happening, but i have more more scares. this is a realistic threat, because its introduction is already at the first stage, when else the trial did not take place, it means that there will be a very strict centralization of power. and if we are talking about belarus, then i would not see any danger here. and when we talk about germany and about the fact that power is beginning to be concentrated, then i would see a very alarming bell here. he immediately throws us back to the thirties, when they already went through these processes twice in germany and. uh, even in the middle ages, uh, in germany it was necessary to disperse the here so that it did not pose a danger. i want to continue the thought that sounded here co