fa chair debbie hewitt, who was stood next to rubiales at the time told a fifa disciplinary hearing sheaccording to fifa, hewitt said rubiales: "cupped and stroked" the face of the english player laura coombs, and then he seemingly forcefully kissed the english player lucy bronze on her face. hewitt asked to give evidence at the fifa disciplinary hearing, the written reasons from which have now been released by the world governing body. cricket, and england's men have won the second one day international against the west indies in north sound, by six wickets. following a poor performance with the ball in the openind odi sam curran silenced the critics with three wickets to scythe through the top order as the home side were skittled out for 202. willjacks got england on their way with the bat, hitting 73, and captain jos buttler was unbeaten on 58 to wrap up the win, and level the series at 1—1. england's women also produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform with

those documents released today show that debbie hewitt was one of the people who gave their account ofbeat england in the world cup final. she was stood beside ruiales in the tunnel before the ceremony and argued with stewards as to where he should stand. she said the tone of his voice was unpleasant unnecessarily aggressive. when they got to the podium debbie hewitt recalls how ruiales became a boisterous, in her words and then cut the face of laura?muir and hugging lucy bronze. the fhs said as the spanish to stick players took to the spanish to stick players took to the stage she became deeply uncomfortable and embarrassed by his behaviour. in response, mr ruiales has accused debbie hewitt of blatant lies and says it is disgusting he is depicted as some kind of tree. under much pressure ruiales resigned from his position as head of spanish football and always said his exchange with the player was consensual.— exchange with the player was consensual. ., ~ , ., , . a trial of referees wearing body cameras in adult grassroots football will be doubled. following "encouraging" results. th

in the case against shelby hewitt coming up at 7 a.m. first look, i'm trevor ault, abc news, new york, new information on the domestic violence trial of marvel actor jonathan majors. >> there is new evidence that has been released as abc news reporter rhiannon ali shows us. it includes an audio recording and video from the night of the alleged assault. >> this morning, newly unsealed evidence against actor jonathan majors includes a conversation secretly recorded last year, during which majors appears to instruct his girlfriend to behave more like the wives of historically important men. >> coretta scott king do you know who that is? that's martin luther king's wife, michelle obama, barack obama's wife. also shown in court. >> this video from the night of the alleged assault. majors can be seen picking his ex-girlfriend, grace jabari, up trying to shove her back into that suv. jabari claims minutes earlier, majors had assaulted her in the back seat. >> jabari said majors had broken her finger and cut her behind her ear after she grabbed

prosecutors say hewitt didn't act alone.itt pleaded not guilty to nine counts including identity fraud and larceny. her attorney said she was never a danger to anyone. >> she is a person who's had a life long history of mental health challenges. she's in treatment. she's working towards making herself a better person. >> reporter: hewitt has been released on $5,000 bail under conditions that require her to stay away from schools and anyone under 18. guys? >> all right, trevor. thank you. hopefully, she'll get the hope that she needs. we're going to turn to two big stories on the nba court overnight starting with the golden state warriors star draymond green, who has now been suspended indefinitely. will reeve is here. tell us why. good morning. >> good morning, robin. this is draymond green's sixth suspension of his nba career. second in less than a month. this time it was for swinging wildly at the phoenix suns center, knocking him to the ground. green claimed it was unintentional but he's got a long list of prior on court

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hewitt asked to give evidence at the fifa disciplinary hearing, the written reasons from which have nowworld governing body. cricket, and england's men hav got of to a great start against the west indies in north sound in the second one day international. england won the toss and are fielding, sam curran and liam livingstone have both taken three wickets, restricting the home side to you can keep up to date with that game on the bbc sport website. england's women produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform scoring 75, nat sciver brunt later top scoring with 77, as the visitors made 197. sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short. the second game in the three—match series takes place at the same ground on saturday. it's a set of rules that will affect golfers of all levels, but the sports governing bodies have announced new rules surrounding ball specifications that will limit the distance balls can tr

the former president gave a lengthy interview to conservative hugh hewitt.n it, trump made it clear for the fifth and sixth time that he really means it when he says immigrants are poisoning the blood of the united states. >> they are terrorists. absolutely. that is poisoning our country, that is poisoning the blood of our country. and that is what is happening. we are poisoning our country, we are poisoning the blood of our country. we have people coming in. think of it, mental institutions all over the world are being emptied out into the united states. jails and prisons are being emptied out into the united states. >> mr. president -- >> joined me now, anthony scaramucci. he spent a week and change as white house medication director. but he is also the former president for some time. anthony, good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> nice to be here. >> this is something that trump keep saying over and over again. we know it was lifted from hitler. why does he keep saying it? >> listen, it is a total dog whistle for him. and you are right, i only spen

after he has dropped the bomb. >> and you know, trump too, hugh hewitt, in this interview, he denied that he knew hitler used the phrase. listen to how he explained. >> i never knew that hitler set it either, by the way, and i never led mein kampf. these are people that are disinformation, horrible people that we are dealing with. >> so you intend no racist sentiment whatsoever, when you say poisoning? >> i know nothing about hitler, not a student of hitler, i never read his works. they say that he said something about blood. he didn't say it the way i said it either, by the way, it is a very different kind of a statement. >> i saw you shaking your head there. i mean, he literally said it exactly the way that-- he said at the way that hitler said it. so, when he claims there is no racism behind it, i mean, how are soup people supposed to interpret that? >> so, abby, listen, something wrote that for him him and new hitler said it and put it into his speech. i do believe that he has not read mein kampf okay? i don't believe this guy has ever read a book. he had people write the books,

it is absurd decision. >> bret: strong letter to follow from hugh hewitt. thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> a special report salute. >> hi. >> bret: i love. this i love it. one florida mom making christmas come a little early for her son. indian river county deputy tiffany welch who had been away from home for military training since july surprised her son during his class at school. can you see the reaction. she joined the reserves earlier this year and set to graduate as a second lt. this january. we love those stories. merry christmas. tomorrow on "special report" get assessment of ukraine's war and israel's conflict and war with retired general jack keane. set your dvv 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. in the west. fair balanced and unafraid. here is laura. ♪

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on the one hand wisdom countries auto pay directly to the supply of our green and for the life of hewitt ends. on the other hand, a longer and i will say frankly, and the young people critically blaming us on the current crisis. the situation in the global would want to work. this approach was especially clearly demonstrated during the implementation of the so called green gate. and then with africa as happy relationship with these wisdom need is the list of bases, but nothing tangible has really come out off of those relationship. it's one of that to the assign, such as the russian flag being flown during zeta whose it's within the african continent. announcements made in saint petersburg while between 228 russia, african summit was unfolding. and one of those things was suggesting that president puts his influence in africa. yeah. to stay allows and see how africans might view mr. but this bid for re election as coastline to do political alice in jo, blue lang that joining us in dublin, georgia, thanks so much for taking the time. and given the strong sizes that have developed between

vote for are cricketer stuart broad, jockey frankie dettori, england goalkeeper mary earps, alfie hewittchristmas presents, but are you also planning to get a gift for your pet, if you have one? according to the animal charities, an increasing number of pet owners want to include their dogs and cats in the christmas festivities, buying them clothes, toys and treats. graham satchell reports. are you buying your pet a present for christmas? from festive outfits to edible christmas cards, research from animal charities and retailers shows more and more of us are including our dogs and cats in the big day. the christmas market in belfast and dog owners are on the lookout for the perfect gift. this is finley, and he�*s 12 months old, and this will be his first christmas. he�*s ball mad, he�*s bone mad, he�*sjust anything mad, toy mad, you know. so, yes, he will definitely have to get a stocking and a few treats. i think i'm going to buy her treats, toys, squeaky toys, teddies, anything. my horse is going to get a wee rug land i have a wee stocking with iti with lots of treatsl that will go in

on hugh hewitt's radio show trump says she's probably a better option. >> if people vote for presidents. i'm not sure he gets to the starting gate, i don't know. i think so. seems like he is locked into her for a lot of reasons. he has to choose her. it would seem if he doesn't run they have to run her. that is what all the professionals like you are saying. i'm not sure that is correct but that is what they are saying. they are locked into her and she might be -- i think she would be better than him. griff: reckless policies have chain reactions. his policies have a state of flux and the only person who pulls worse than him is kamala harris. i have to say i disagree with donald trump a little bit. i think historically president biden has gained respect on the world stage not because of his presidency but because of his decades in legislation, if kamala harris were to be the next president i can't imagine would be any better. will: first they have to get to winning an election at i don't know she would be much worse than president biden about the prospect of beating donald trump. she h

very interesting conversation with you last week, and since then, trump has now denied this to hugh hewitt, but he is also doubling down at the same time. and we should note that this is despite a resurfaced interview, a story that featured some reporting about his first wife, ivana trump, who said that trump used to have a book of hitler's collected speeches kept in a cabinet by his bed, that according to reporter marie brenner, reporting in "vanity fair" in september of 1990. what do you think of all this, and what do you think of these denials that he's putting out there? >> yeah, i've known about this ivana -- she said he had two books, one was a book of hitler's speeches, the other was his own "art of the deal," and both of those things make a lot of sense. you know, trump has been using racist language since 2015 to signal to white supremacists, he used to retweet white supremacist speech. so, using this language now is continuing to tell all the extremists, i mean, this is somebody, jim, who kicked off his campaign at waco, texas, sending a very strong extremist message. so, you kno

vote for are cricketer stuart broad, jockey frankie dettori, england goalkeeper mary earps, alfie hewittn tuesday, december 19th. but first time for a look at the weather. it's been a pretty grotty day for many of us with longer spells of rain to the north. heavy, thundery showers further south such as here in torquay in devon but is absolute beauties of shower clouds captured by some of our weather watchers and it will feel more like this tomorrow with blue sky and sunshine developing, brightening up from the west but feeling briefly chillier with more of a northerly wind. today's weather came to you courtesy of this area of low pressure moving slowly and miranda lang towards the near continent —— meandering towards the near continent and swelling showers in south—east england in north—east scotland and longer spells of rain which is set to sink south as we head through the night and still some flood warnings in place, and across england and wales we will keep the cloud and showers and here it will be a milder, frost free start to the day stop across northern scotland, skies will clear

julia manchester politics reporter for the hill and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. over the past few days and the numbers are staggering. they are just overwhelming. they sometimes you glaze over because they are so big. more than 730,000 have come across the border. in certain areas since october 1st. that's about seven university of michigan football stadiums full of migrants just a hat tip to harold ford jr. hugh, it's -- that's the most important thing to talk about at first, the spiraling out of control. >> let's start with the facts, bret. by the way, harold and i share the alma mater university of michigan law school but i rooted for the buckeyes when they came to school and harold was on the dark side. he was against them. i want to pointed 8-millimeter people peel encounters three years of the biden administration. northern border and southern border. 8 million encounters. under president trump, in four years, it was # million and less. just the raw number is enormous. what i have to say about the meetings is what you kind of intimated in your monologue the

bring in the panel hugh hewitt, ben domenech editor-at-large for the spectator.ar politics average of polls the president sits at 46.6 and the president at 44.5. red alert circles on the left that it's time to start focusing. >> hysteria has broken out among our friends in the beltway media on the left and all the usual suspects are calling the dread pirate robert is approaching the city and take the children off the streets. it's silly. if the president wins -- the former president wins the nomination, he will beat the current president. i found sean's interview very amusing. the best part if i blow on him he will fall over. might be true. a strong wind might move the president backwards. if that comes to pass it will be four years of donald trump. he will be better doing what he did before and there won't be a dictatorship. breaking news. it won't be a tyranny. >> bret: speaking of sean's town hall and about that dictator question, here is' a piece of that. >> under no circumstances you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution ag

hugh hewitt if you want to break down what is happening on the republican side, even the democratic side-stop shopping and jimmy failla as well as kennedy break down to what happened to the sitcom with the passing of that icon. catch me on tour fox nation live tour pennsylvania 15th. the next day in holland, michigan. right now holland is outselling pittsburgh. come on steeler fans, step up. and i will see everybody in kentucky tomorrow and charlotte, north carolina on sunday. teddy and booker t. meanwhile, coming up state ahead. $100 million donation withdrawn from the university of pennsylvania after the school's president department of education on capitol hill about anti-semitism and he says it's really situational. more on that backlash. but, first, 17 years. that's how much time prison time hunter biden could face for tax offenses. senator roger on this indictment and more. don't move. ♪ ... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions

according to fifa, hewitt said rubiales "cupped and stroked" the face of the english player laura coombsit looked like a good decision — sam curran and liam livingstone both took three wickets, as the home side were skittled out for 202 in just under 40 overs. in response, england are currently 88/3. you can keep up to date with that game on the bbc sport website. england�*s women produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform scoring 75, nat sciver brunt later top scoring with 77, as the visitors made 197. sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short. the second game in the three—match series takes place at the same ground on saturday. it�*s a set of rules that will affect golfers of all levels, but the sports governing bodies have announced new rules surrounding ball specifications that will limit the distance balls can travel. it means golfs biggest hitters are likely to see their tee shots shortened by

joining me to talk financial stress is chief tax information officer at jackson hewitt mark seener andartsteen. >> mark, feels like prices are going up and up and up, every single year. how do we manage financial stress, especially at a time like this? >> it's important to have a plan and a budget and most importantly to differentiate between want to have and need to have. what i found from our own observation is many people make good financial decisions it's a bit of a misunderstanding that everyone is going on a kegger to investigation. they pay off debt, while insurance, tires, things that you need at least that's what we see with our clients and tax refunds, this he spend them more wisely. pay attention this year, especially where you can get caught up in that melee and lay down cash. >> don't just buy trending things, buy things that are helpful. dr. jen, i want to ask you about managing this stress. i grew up with a lot of financial stress, worked three jobs to get through college, lots of scholarships, i remember holidays were stressful. how can people manage that stress? >> it'

and hugh hewitt, i know you know, i'm not a lawyer.i never said i was a lawyer on tv when you were having a problem with what i'm saying. i'm just stating facts about how they defended their position. and they also engaged with the fact that the dissenting justices said, no due process, but didn't talk at all about the five day bench trial that president trump got where there were a slew of witnesses for all of this. so to say this is a good week for him with the audio tape. and what in colorado, just because this might get pushed back to jail. okay. it will. it will. but the d.c. circuit has been also moving incredibly quickly. >> oh, oh, i'm not like lightning. >> well, i think the election's going to be weird no matter what happens. charlie, to this point, are republican donors waiting for the entire thing to coalesce? i'm talking about some of the court cases. or are they expecting that that someone else will come in like nikki haley and steal the former president and somehow as a very dark horse, get the nomination? >> well, i thi

it was a spent mansion and this is now the the cooper hewitt smithsonian design museum. and this w actually the entrance to this on 91st street is very much the inspirationo the entrance of the russell house on the tv series. and so frick goes and he purchases a property on fifth avenue between 70th and 71st street. and if you're paying attention, that's the same blocks that the richard morris memorial was on. and opposite was was the lenox library, which was built by hunt. and that's why they placed his monument there. so he would be overlooking one of his buildings in eternity, but the lenox lobby would be knocked down. it was knocked down when it merged its collections with the tilden trust. and they asked a library to create new york public library. and so he purchases this this property, and he hires this, this dream team of thomas hastings on the left, who was the architect of new york public library. in the middle is the charles allen, the famous english decorator who had just been knighted for working on buckingham palace and then next to him is lord joseph levin

even if you don't have lingering holidays beyond new year's, etiquette expert amber hewitt says there'srule. keep your decorations up as long as they make you happy. but don't be afraid to shift gears to the next season. >> if you can start to look at other ways to decorate your home all year around, you can bring that magic and festivity and that excitement for coming home to something that feels decorated and warm. >> there is also a safety aspect to this as well. if you have a real christmas tree, the more it dries out, the more likely it is to catch on fire. the national fire protection association says fire departments respond to more christmas tree fires in january than they do in december. what do we think? how long -- >> february. that sat there. >> here's the thing. mom is tired. i just made christmas magic. when i get to it, i get to it. [ laughter ] >> february. >> long as possible for me. >> i can just keep this here? >> right there. >> thank you. coming up next our play of the day. ryan seacrest is here in the flesh with a preview of the annual dick clark rockin new year's

but hewitt came forward to as i say, gavin forward 12 to 1.that he wanted, they just weren't available. so he just threw in gavin sheehan because he was in form went and took it. form and he went and took it. and was great of and so that was a great day of racing. yesterday, we should and so that was a great day of racing. yesther y, we should and so that was a great day of racing. yesther mcvey hould and so that was a great day of racing. yesther mcvey houl philip and so that was a great day of racingas esther mcvey houl philip and so that was a great day of racingas esthe laterey houl philip and so that was a great day of racingas esthe later thisyul philip davis as well. later this parish, they had parish, of course, they had a horse running in the 1155 at aintree, a 25 to shot. they aintree, a 25 to 1 shot. they informed me, but it finished second. golden glance . wow. and second. golden glance. wow. and a second second place. not quite the phil me put a second second place. not quite the a phil me put a second second place. not quite the

today in an interview with hue hewitt talks about it again, denies he's read hitler but clearly now wellechoing hitler. and he says it again repeatedly in that interview today. so he has no problem whatsoever in the fact his rhetoric is an echo of the rhetoric that adolph hitler used. >> you know, one of the things i think and this comes through in your book as well and a lot of reporting on trump. one of the things the man genuinely believes in. one of the things i think he genuinely believes in at a cellular level is strong men are good, and democracy is not good and the way to run a place is like xi runs china and kim jung-un runs north korea. it's evident in things he says in public he genuinely admires, likes, and respects and thinks it would be good to have a system of absolute leadership like in china, north korea, or, you know, past european autocracies. >> and trump, of course, has a temper. but the times that he has been most explosively angered as a president -- angry as president were the moments where when he didn't get precisely what he wanted. so when bill barr does not fo

martin hewitt, who just stood down as the chief of the national police chiefs council, got a cbe todaysome years ago. this is the calibre of people we're talking about just a few years ago , when about just a few years ago, when his assistant commissioner of the met, he said of course we are talking here about victims of crime and crime is a minority percentage of the activity that we are undertaking. mind rmt activity, crime . you see, this activity, crime. you see, this is the rot of police leadership and also today, jason davies , and also today, jason davies, assistant chief constable of south wales police, he gets a gong when his own chief constable admits that his police service is institutionally racist . it goes on. karen racist. it goes on. karen finley. she gets a gong today . finley. she gets a gong today. she's been in charge of public order policing at the met for the last couple of years . the last couple of years. anybody want to talk about? just stop and the palestine stop oil and the palestine protest? and goes on. protest? and so it goes on. rewarding failure . reward