coughlin, and scot scott conanth nigel lythgoe. and chef claire robinson with ed roland. >> on first tee, geoffrey zakarian. >> let's go. oh, you done do that on the driving range. >> next to play joe girardi. >> there we go. >> all right. >> i'm not going to h >> now zach greuel. >> look at this. look at this. >> natalie coughlin. yeah. i still don't know where i'm aiming. >> nigel lythgoe. >> if all fails tap dance. much better. >> next to play scott conant. >> playin playing is kind of yo. yep. >> here comes ed roland. >> let's try that side. >> can he get a do-over? >> you can be only one the on fairway at the end of this. >> nobody jinx me. >> claire yes. >> all right. >> closest to the fairway. >> like a hole in one. >> barely off first tee and girardy is looking ahead to the culinary challenge. >> your favorite dish to cook? >> people and me ask me all of the time, if i have to cook anything it would be like a big >> we're mic'd . >> nigel lythgoe seems to be enjoying fall foliage. >> the trouble with yellow ball this time o

as nigel was suggesting, quite different... details of his death.ite different. . m details of his death. as nigel was suggesting, quite different... it is veering into the not quite so a a idolising. his lover told the paper told him how he found him dead on christmas day and revelations from apparently friends saying he had been hosting wild all—night parties before his death. the inevitable commentary of local people who spotted him in a restaurant. and thatis spotted him in a restaurant. and that is probably where that teacher came from. that picture they say is george michael in september. exactly. in the mirror, from tony parson, who was george michael's higher refund but he wrote this in 2011 when george michael was actually dying from pneumonia in a vienna hospital and it was about the 30 years he had known him and he says that george went from being too fat, ron smart too stupid, from straight to overtly gay, from a responsible driver to someone who crashed into a shop. it is that celebrity and all the interviews i heard from george michael

later on, nigel hayes going to knock down the triple, sooners up at the break, 40-37. second half, veto brown going to find his man nigel hayes. badgers up ethan, he drains it. 60-58. wisconsin got a big game from nigel hayes. he's going to drain the long-range three at 28 points. the badgers outscore the sooners. wisconsin wins, 92-70. >>> quarter finals between white water with john nico for a nine-yard touchdown pass. john carroll wins 31-14. >>> tiger woods getting ready for the third round in the bahamas. here's woods from the bunker, looking for birdie on five, folks, and he is going to drop that ball into the hole. two-under today. right now he's in tenth place in the tournament. >>> in tonight hot shots, we all know the cubs beat the indians to win the world series, but the debt was finally paid off last night. lebron james and dwayne wade placed a bet. they both agreed to dress in the losing team's gear on the first night they faced each other in the nba season. last night james came check him out! soaking it up, walking in with the chicago cubs gear. see, jam

nigel, tell us what he is up to. megan: nigel farage, this is a great story.e and donald trump, they struck up a very quite unlikely, a natural friendship, so to speak, about populist figures from both countries. nigel left as leader of the u.k. seen as a buffoonish type character, led a populist revolt, the man who was a big, big force behind driving brexit. donald trump likes to call himself brexit times five. this piece says it is the nigel we have come to know, telling the reporter he needs to leave to go smoke. in the world, he is really pushing for a bilateral trade between the u.k. and u.s. and obama said famously, some people in britain said he overstepped his perimeter, he said the u.k. would go to the back of the queue. donald trump likes to call himself brexit times five. and they did vote for brexit and theresa may is working to force trade relationships not only with america but with other countries. you have nigel farage, who was one of the leaders behind the brexit movement, saying i want to really force this trade agreement and it is a great st

how does nigel farage think donald trump is doing. nigel farage joins us now. great to have you on the show. >> thank you. >> not only the man most responsible for brexit, but a lot of people say, nigel, you are the man responsible for a wave of populism that has really swept the globe, whether it be from the uk to what happened here in the united states to the italy referendum. in your view, how far does this go? >> well, let me redefine this. populism is used as a pejorative negative term, as if to say those of us against the current corrupt establishment, somehow we're nasty people. i'm going redefine that as true democrats who believe in nation state, i think. to answer your question, the forces that have been unleashed in 2016 have now got phenomenal power behind them. what brexit showed is that little people can beat the establishment. trump showed that. i guess times three. as he defined it himself. and we saw in italy a very dramatic result just 48 hours ago. as we head on into 2017, we must recognize that the european union actually is the global proto

nigel farage was making friends and influencing people in the us.ary clinton. she congratulated us. it is about us. on our victory. and i congratulated her and her family. then nigel visited the donald in trump tower shortly after his victory. prompting this tweet from the president—elect. no thanks, said the british government. hang on, we have not mentioned brexit for about four minutes. brexit means brexit. and we are going to make a success of it. at the tory party conference in october, the prime minister explained a bit more about what that meant. for example, the great repeal bill. pay attention, now. we will convert the body of existing eu law into british law. when a great repeal bill is given royal assent, parliament will be free subject to international agreements and treaties with other countries in the eu on matters such as trade to amend, repeal, and improved any law it uses. she also said she would trigger article 50 by the end of march. but the investor, jean miller, had other ideas. she won a case that high court that only parliamen

nigel farage, tell us what he is up to now. megan: nigel farage, this is a great story., nigel farage and donald trump struck up a very quite unlikely -- not unlikely -- a natural friendship, so to speak. two popular speakers -- figures from both countries. nigel left as leader of the u.k. he is vaguely lampooned in the press as a -- frequently lampooned in the press as a buffoonish type character, led a populist revolt, the man who was a big, big force behind driving brexit. donald trump likes to call himself brexit times five. what is fascinating in this piece is that it is the nigel we have come to know, telling the reporter he needs to leave to go smoke. but also, the real world, which is that he is really pushing for a bilateral trade agreement with the u.s. and u.k.. famously obama said during the brexit talks, some people in britain said he had overstepped his diplomatic parameter when he said you could go to the back of the queue if they vote for a brexit. in fact, they did vote for brexit and theresa may is working to force trade relationships not only with amer

nigel left as leader of the u.k..nd as a buffoonish type character, led a populist revolt , the man who was a big, big force behind a driving brexit likes to callrump him a self brexit times five. this piece says it is the nigel we have come to know, telling the supporter he needs to leave to go smoke. world, he is really pushing for a bilateral trade between the u.k. and u.s. and obama said famously, some people in britain said he overstepped his perimeter, he set the u.k. would go to the back of the queue. and they did vote for a brexit and theresa may is working to force trade relationships not only with america by other countries. you have nigel farage, was one of the leaders behind the brazen movement, saying i want to really force of this trade agreement and it is a great story that shows how the unlikeliest of characters is putting on a whole new face to the public. carol: this have to do with another interesting individual, the guy who was a low-level researcher at the imf and is not at the epicenter of a cove

but obviously our very own nigel farage is going to be very keen to try to capitalise on an incidentpaper like the daily express, which generally we can rely on to propagate inaccurate and damaging stereotypes about migrants and refugees, is obvious the all too happy to help them. the question is, of course, what is he trying to achieve? he has achieved it, we have left the eu. and anyway, you have to show your passport when you come into the country. he says there is a risk to public safety from the schengen zone, we are not in the schengen zone, we are not in the schengen zone. the contrast with angela merkel, a proper politician, in power, and she has said everything will be done to look into where the germans went wrong in this case, and the nigel farage is shooting his mouth off to all intents and purposes, i suspect. there will be people who agree with him, on mainland europe, within the eu, there will be concerns. but again, it is that sort of simplistic response, it is a problem with open borders. you are never going to be able to stop every single plot, ever. 100% security j

it is the nigel we come to expect, a no holds barred.pushing for a bilateral trade agreement between the u.s. senate u.k.. britain said he overstepped his diplomatic parameter. they did vote for a brexit. theresa may is working actively to four straight relationships with america and other countries. then you have nigel farage, one of the leaders behind the brexit movement saying he wants to play a real diplomacy movement. it is a great story that shows how the unlikeliest of characters is now putting on a whole new face to the public. carol: another great story has to do with an interesting figure. he was a low-level researcher at at the epicenter of uncovering all of things back in venezuela. >> someone who did not cultivate this, do not look for this, just became this receptacle of people coming to him with stories of corruption. throughout venezuela and venezuelan industry and shows this was a personal thing for people. may be they are looking to leave the country, but what made them come forward is they were disgusted by what they w

the nigel visited the donald in trump tower shortly after his victory. no, we're just tourists. this tweet. no thanks, said the british government. hang on, we haven't mentioned brexit for about four minutes. brexit means brexit. and we are going to make a success of it. at the tory party conference in october, the prime minister explained a bit more about what that meant, for example, the great repeal bill. pay attention. we will convert the body of existing eu law into british law. when the great repeal bill is given royal assent, parliament will be free, subject to international agreements and treaties with other countries, and the eu on matters such as trade. to amend, repealand improve any law it chooses. she also said she would trigger the negotiation process, by the end of march. but gina miller had other ideas, she won a gate at the high court only parliament could start it. the government challenge that ruling at the supreme court, we have a set of files called the ca. the electronic bundle. 1697. bundle three, tab five, think that is the... thejudges will give their ve

nigel hayes is the best player of the peek. this is the first time in the career he's owned the honour. he averages 8.5 points, eight assists. he had versatility on of the field. >> i think i have picked up my level of play. as everyone usualry says, a team will follow suit from that. and i think that's what we are doing, the guys are playing. the over-used swag and confidence that they have. >> ironically a lot of things that make nigel good is the same stephen: milwaukee get to win 83-78 tonight >>> great. can't believe that football game on saturday. >> yes. what about that. forecast when we come back. >> i have no words. janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited

nigel farage and the ukip crew ran their own with boats and a tougher tone on immigration.ss of virtually everything. first we had the eurozone, then the eu's common asylum policy compounded by angela merkel, and what we've seen are huge streams of people coming into europe over the course of the last year, no security checks done on anybody. or you could sign up for grassroots out, an alliance of tory backbenchers and a few other characters. left, right! forward march! to victory! on the 23rd ofjune. as the battle went on, leavers capitalised on feelings that there was something fishy about the entire political establishment. i think this country has had enough of experts with organisations from acronyms. people have had enough of experts? what do you mean? acronyms saying they know what is best and getting it consistently wrong. old foes became firm allies, but the tories things were getting more and more unfriendly. boris is the life and soul of the party. but he is not the man you want driving you home at the end of the evening. blue on blue, as it was known, turned int

nij nigel, you're a rock star. a hero in the states. >>> up next on this busy news night on "hannity." last night president-elect trump's supporters were chanting once again "lock her up" should we? be generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. . >>> we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary. didn't we? right? >> that is last night in cincinnati the crowd shouting "lock her up" and democratic mayoral candidate for the state of new york. >> ronald reagan democrat. >> okay. >> listen. the city is a mess. they can use your help. >> yes. >> i'm s

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the nigel visited the donald in trump tower, shortly after his victory.y? no, we're just tourists. prompting this tweet from the president—elect. "no thanks", said the british government. hang on, we haven't mentioned brexit for about four minutes. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success of it. at the tory party conference in october, the prime minister explained a bit more about what that meant, for example, the great repeal bill. pay attention, now. we will convert the body of existing eu law into british law. when the great repeal bill is given royal assent, parliament will be free, subject to international agreements and treaties with other countries, and the eu, on matters such as trade. to amend, repealand improve any law it chooses. she also said she would trigger the negotiation process with other leaders, the so—called article 50, by the end of march. but the investor gina miller had other ideas, she won a case at the high court that only parliament could start it. the government challenged that ruling at the supreme court, big st

nigel farage and the ukip crew ran their own with boats and a tougher tone on immigration.irtually everything. first we had the eurozone, then the eu's common asylum policy compounded by angela merkel, and what we've seen are huge streams of people coming into europe over the course of the last year, no security checks done on anybody. or you could sign up for grassroots out, an alliance of tory backbenchers and a few other characters. left, right! forward march! to victory! on the 23rd ofjune. as the battle went on, leavers capitalised on feelings that there was something fishy about the entire political establishment. i think this country has had enough of experts with organisations from acronyms. people have had enough of experts? what do you mean? old foes became firm allies, but among the tories things were getting more and more unfriendly. boris is the life and soul of the party. but he is not the man you want driving you home at the end of the evening. blue on blue, as it was known, turned into all—out war when george osborne theorised about a harsh brexit budget. th

nigel farage has taken umbrage.had one from theresa may. that they would make m essa 9 es theresa may. that they would make messages in the lead up, but allow faith leaders to stand by and make their messages on christmas day. but nigel farage has tweeted, saying the archbishop of canterbury was far too negative and that we should ignore his message. his message yesterday was of course about 2016 being a period of creating at the end of 2016 period great uncertainty and on predictability, which was picked up in some of the messages that were also carried by the pope and other people. —— unpredictability. but nigel farage has told the archbishop of canterbury, stop it and start talking positively about britain. would you hit the shops today? we we re would you hit the shops today? we were talking about the boxing day sales. but we have had so many sales in the run—up to it, i wonder why you need the boxing day sales. yes, the papers are quoting that yesterday we spend something like £386 million online. why won't peo

nigel farage, everybody, good stuff.et's have a look at the markets, nothing going on the stock market. i'm calling it dead flat. down 3.19. we're on trump tower watch. familiar shots of the golden elevators coming your way throughout the weekend. lots of comings and goings today. watch for more over the weekend when president-elect trump continues thank you tour. i think he is going to iowa tomorrow. >>> and this. trump is not backing down on his war with media, mocking a news anchor that was crying after hillary lost. we'll play the sound bite in a moment. >> how about when a major anchor who hosted a debate, started crying when she realized that we won! [cheering] tears, no, tell me this isn't true. you know what she doesn't understand? things are going to be much better now. think of it, we won in a landslide. that was a landslide. and we didn't have the press, the press was brutal. stuart: well, it wasn't a landslide. ashley: no. stuart: but he was brutal towards the media right there. by the way he was talking abou

and nigel farage and chris koons. christian, do you think this was planned? do you think donald trump knew what he was doing, wanted to send a message to the chinese or was it a blunder? >> the truth of the matter is i don't know if it was planned. but here is the real question, was it just a phone call? and it certainly is an unusual precedent to set. or does it signal something different? that would be a shift of u.s. relationship with the second most important country in the whole world which is china. and i think what you have to look out for is the following -- what will china do? so far they've done what they have to do and that is lodge an official protest in a call to the white house and the white house has responded by saying, you know, business as usual, politics as usual, our bilateral relationship as usual. just to sum that up, the relationship is one in which china is the main china for the united states. taiwan is not officially recognized by the united states, but as you know, the united states is committed to defending taiwan if ever it was to

lattin may receive an award for flop of the year, and nigel hayes can't believe it. too funny. badgers down at the break. but they fight back in the second half. check it out. vitto brown the bounce pass to hayes for the big two-handed flush. badgers up by one. the sooners answer back. christian james off the inbound pass. drives and makes a nice spin move to the hoop. sooners down by one. but the badgers too tough in the second half. wisconsin goes on a 20-3 run. ethan happ kicks it out to bronson koenig, who buries the three-pointer. koenig finishes with 16 points. uw up by two. but today belonged to mr. hayes. nigel finishes with a season high 28 points. badgers bounce back in the second half and win 90-70. the milwaukee bucks hosting the break. in the third quarter, the bounce past two jabari parker for the two-handed flush. watch this, behind the back of john henson of the two-handed jam. in the fourth quarter, the milwaukee bucks are dating this the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck

actually i was told ten years ago oh, nigel, when you go on television don't talk about immigration orthis. what we've had to do is shift the sensor of political gravity. we do talk about it. >> nigel farage, appreciate it. >>> toxic flames, isis now leaving its mark by setting oil fields on fire. even as more protester pour into north dakota, construction continues. why they can't stop the construction. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients.

the sooners driving, and they get the alley -opp dunk to go down their up six.later on nigel hayes knocksdown the triple..sooners up at the break 40 to 37..2nd half, vitton brown findsnigel hayes with the bouncepass and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50.badgers get on a roll eathan happ kicks it out to bronson "kay-nig" who drains to 58.wisconsin got a big game from nigely hayes, he drians the long range threehe had 28 points.badgers outscore the sooners53 to 30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70...and the packers are hosting the houston texans this afternoon at lambeau.that's your day break sports .have a great day everyone thanks rod.. the milwaukee brewers want you to start thinking warm thoughts because tickets for spring training go on sale tomorrow.the team opens up sp february 24th against uw- milwaukee. they'll end their spring training with two games at miller park against the chicago white sox. opening day is april 3rd. the carolina panthers take on the seattle seahawks for sunday night football right here on today's tmj4. analyst mike tirico sat down with seahawks coach

because he made the break from teen williams and other pop stars because he made the breakfrom teen nigelmade the breakfrom teen nigel to adult, credible slick performerlj think adult, credible slick performer.” think that there has been changes in technology. these are opportunities for him. he had a very businesslike relationship with record companies. notjust executives relationship with record companies. not just executives but also people who worked on reception and secretaries and they said that he would say hello and take the time to get through them. he was thoughtful about what he did. he was also very ambitious. but that wasn't untethered to pragmatics. he was able to activate his ambition and get stuck in at all levels. while george michael will be remembered for his chart—topping hits he was also able to make fun of himself and appeared on the bbc‘s comic relief programme in 2011 with james corden. love this one, don't you? # call me good, ah—ha. # call me bad. # call me anything you want to, baby. george! # and i know, ah—ha. # that you're sad. come on! # and i know i made yo

nigel brand ham laughing about it. >> hey, man. >> get comfortable.out that time to go to sleep. >> get one with 29 right there for me. >> exactly. >> and when are we going to see precipitation, scott. >> moving in around 5:00, 6:00 a.m. from the west sue serio will of course have the latest on that and traffic. >> all right. >> thanks for staying up late with us. >> we're back at 4am for "good day philadelphia". stay tuned. chasing news f >> live from philadelphia. this is fox 29 morning news. >>> and a very good morning, happening rye naught on fox 29 morning news. take look, your morning commute. oh, it may and slippery one. rain, snow, moving into parts of our area. of course, sue has you covered, what you can expect and when, as you prepare to head out that door. >> after disappearing christmas eve, finally we've gotten good news. a woman and her great granddaughter have been found alive. where and how authorities found them next. >>> also ahead, have you seen this right near? caught on camera. man crashes through local department store with a sl

this time nigel to michael in recovery. then again, they throw it right back to the bengals.d time. that's the nail in the coffin. wentz threw the most ever with one touchdown and three picks to show for it and a pass rating of 58.2. manning looked like peyton manning, pass rating 130. ducis and mike, back to you. >> jamie, thank you so much. mike, how surprised are you that we are talking 5--7. >> i'm shocked. go back to the lion loss and giants and all that stuff, this eagle team was better early on. they have regressed. you have to look at the coaching santa of for that. staff for that. >> dalton has lost his mojo, his magic. they are not playing for him anymore. >> we have more on the birds from cincinnati. >> since october they have lost seven of the last nine games since the 3-0 start that feels like ages ago. eagle fans are not the only ones surprised that they are spiraled out of control. carson wentz is surprised too. >> we didn't mean to go on a skid like this. we didn't plan for it. you have to play every sunday. we have struggled. >> i said this can go one of two

by all means, nigel needs a hand. ok, let's go and find him. nigel, what do you want me to do?f that were there, please, mate, and over the top the... that way? i had it upside down? that there's a good start! while i try to get the hang of cement work, sarah looks back at the atlantic hurricane season. here i am at the faversham nature reserve in kent, it is a great spot for capturing a glimpse of wintering birds that are just settling into their home now for the winter season. later in the programme, we will have more analysis about how the weather impacts migratory birds. earlier this year, there was some incredible radar footage of songbirds that appeared to be trapped right inside the eye of hurricane matthew. hurricane matthew was of course the strongest and the most deadly storm of the season. it initially formed off the west coast of africa before moving across the atlantic and strengthening, for a time, to a major category five hurricane in the caribbean. it has been a particularly active hurricane season this year, partly down to the declining el nino effect and the r

and his life of course, nigel, the newspapers were not too kind to him, there were some pretty nastyd what seems that now is that you find these things out after someone has died. one appreciates that george michael was an incredibly private person, so these acts of generosity he wanted to keep secret, that as far as he was concerned was a private matter, but wouldn't it have been lovely as an antidote to some of the full headlines he got over the years to have learned that he happened to be watching telly one afternoon and he saw that somebody needed money for ivf and just donated the money? 0k, his wishes were adhered to, we never got to find out, but itjust seems a pity, after someone dies, we find out so much more about them, and a completely different side of them that we never knew. but that is the nature of the media. in fairness it is the nature of the individual that he doesn't want to publicise these things. as a musician, notjust a great thing but a terrific songwriter. careless whisper, which he wrote at 17 years of age, a beautifully constructed pop single. he was really

is nigel farage in the elite? it's the way words are now being used.we go beyond calling each other brexit or our kaempfer remain. we are leaving eu, can we now destructively have a conversation about the future. —— calling each other brexit or remain. people want to label other people all the time. the idea that people call people who voted for trump, white supremacists. the language gets heightened. but there are white supremacists. there are, but they are small in number. you can‘t keep on labelling people as misogynist. people are not using these words about all trump supporters though. we‘re out of time. about all trump supporters though. we're out of time. and out of the european union, even though i wish we we re european union, even though i wish we were not. and i will keep saying so. we were not. and i will keep saying so. i can't believe you just said that. we will see if we can regroup in 2017 and if our mood has improved. claire is very enthusiastic. time for the weather. looking pretty stormy later this week and into christmas. in the sho

wisco nsin up 56 to 47.the three ball woking for the badgers...first it's zach showalter.and then it's nigel hayes,that threeput wisconsin 70 to 52he had 17.later in the half "ha-neef" cheathmanmakes the driving lay up making a 10 point badgers up 83 to 73..he had 16 points.but wisconsin would holdthe out look pass to iversonand he slams it "16" . the milwaukee bucks are in washington tonight taking on the wizards on the road.last night, the bucks blew a "20"point ha atlanta hawks who cameback to win the game on friday night the bucks got a great game from jababri parker..who led the way for milwaukee....with 27 points in last night's 114 to 110 loss.after the bucks jumped out to the big first half lead the hawksdominated in the 2nd half..dennis schroder had a career high33 points in the win for atlanta who beat the bucks for the second time this season.here's jason kidd afterthe last night's loss ((jason says)) we didn't come out with thatsame intent, just because your up 20 thatdoesn't and in division three football uw oshkash carrolin the 10 to 3 we live in a pick and choose world. love o

underneath..nice effort sooners driving, and theyget the alley -opp dunk to go down their up six.later on nigel soonerup at tho the triple.. 37.2nd half, vitton brown findsnigel hayes with the bouncepass and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50. happ kicks it ou bronson han "kay-nig" who drains the tryfecta, wisconsin up 60 to 58 .wisconsin got a big game from long range threehe had 28 po.badgers outscore the sooners53 t30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70 and the bucks are beating the nets at half-time.50 to 40. that's sports wereback after there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. llo, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn about plans that let you see any

nigel pearson kept leicester in the premier league to seasons ago.his stock is high after leading wales to the semifinals in the euro 2016 matches. the worst defence in the premiere league, and only one of the bottom of the table in goal difference. they have recruited well, so the january window, for the next manager, it will be crucial for them staying up. alan curtis and paul williams the coaches will be in charge. the everton manager ronald koeman says he is looking to do business in the january transfer window. reports have linked the club with a move for teenage charlton forward ademola lookman and they‘ve also been linked with manchester united‘s morgan schneiderlin. at his press conference, the dutchman was asked if he‘d be active in the window. yes, of course. we are working on that, and we have some certain interest in some players. 0k. but that‘s what we need to keep inside. some names are through, and some names are not through, but that all speculations. but that‘s all speculations. crystal palace winger wilfried zaha has been named in t

nigel farage and the ukip crew ran their own with boats and a tougher tone on immigration. mess of virtually everything. first we had the eurozone, then the eu's common asylum policy compounded by angela merkel, and what we've seen are huge streams of people coming into europe over the course of the last year, no security checks done on anybody. or you could sign up for grassroots out, an alliance of tory backbenchers and a few other characters. left, right! forward march! to victory! on the 23rd ofjune. as the battle went on, leavers capitalised on feelings that there was something fishy about the entire political establishment. i think this country has had enough of experts with organisations from acronyms. people have had enough of experts? what do you mean? acronyms saying they know what is best and getting it consistently wrong. old foes became firm allies, but the tories things were getting more and more unfriendly. boris is the life and soul of the party. but he is not the man you want driving you home at the end of the evening. blue on blue, as it was known, turned

and nigel pearson successfully kept leicester in the premier league two seasons ago, when they were in. and then there is wales manager chris coleman, a local boy who used to play for the swans. his stock is high after leading wales to the semifinals of euro 16. whoever takes over the liberty stadium will inherit a side with just three wins all season, the worst defence in the premier league, and only one off the bottom of the table on goal difference. you have got to replace quality with quality, and i don't think they've done that. the january window will be absolutely crucial to them, to stay in it. coaches alan curtis and paul williams will be in temporary charge for the visit of bournemouth on new year's eve. that's all from sportsday, with me, tim hague. thanks for watching. well, the advice this evening is to ta ke well, the advice this evening is to take it steady if you are going to be an early—morning traveller. there's lots of thick fog out there right now. the temperatures are dropping as well. widespread frost across the country so the combination of both means freezing fo

he had 14 points, 10 rebounds and nigel hayes. good passion inside to bryce >> reporter: here are your super cash numbers. no doubler. >> reporter: 1 below zero getting up into the single ready to play with your eye color? with air optix? colors contact lenses, you can dare to go bold... or subtle, even if your vision is perfect. air optix? colors features 3-in-1 color technology to blend right in for a naturally beautiful look that stays comfortable, too. with 9 colors to choose from, which color will you love? get ready to play your way with air optix? colors. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- arnold swarzenegger.

this is nigell media from boring snapshots at dinner sweet videos of people doing cool stuff.is is nigel sylvester taking off on a whirlwind tour of japan we are basically seeing an entire season of the travel channel show in three minutes. go. and there he is, he is back on his bicycle going downstairs. he's not writing it because he does not want to get cross routes. i've only visited japan a couple of times. i've never visited hong kong but i did host a foreign exchange student last year. tiny arms was so good at ping-pong. topic number three. carmen subha lives in the philippines and likes to collect things. little red and white things. no, not tylenol you party freaks. she has a santa fetish, a real one. she has over 3000 chris crinkles , or ralph santa file i call her. watch this. >> all my relatives and friends sending me santa claus. kennedy: so lucky. some people would call her a quarter but i call her a hoarder. topic number four. dogs are the most loving playful creatures on the planet. just watch this wonderful pup lobbed his ball over the fence again and again in

our very own boxing day sale withjoe and nigel. thanks and happy new year to both of you.g up next on bbc news it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm reshmin chowdhury chelsea's winning streak continues. they're seven points clear at the top of the premier league. allardyce makes his point, the former england manager takes charge at crystal palace with a draw against watford. and thistlecrack beats cue card to win the king george at kempton. good evening and welcome to sportsday. chelsea are seven points clear at the top of the premier league after a club record 12th straight win. they beat bournemouth 3—0 at stamford bridge, the tenth clean sheet of that winning run. two goals from pedro plus a penalty from eden hazard leaves chelsea closing in on arsenal's i4—game winning record. it's important now to continue this run. within four days will have another tough game against stoke city and we have to prepare very well because now, here, when you play the other teams, every team wa nts to play the other teams, every team wants to beat you. manchester

he had 14 points, 10 rebounds and nigel good passion inside to bryce for -- good passing inside for bryce. >> reporter: here are your super cash numbers. no doubler. getting up into the single digits. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello, everybody. it's wines day wednesday. it's hump day. it's -- >> all of those things. >> december 14th. "perfect illusion" by lady gaga. i think her mom is with us later. >> cynthia, here with us. doing so much to spread kindness.

whether it's nigel farage in great britain or donald trump in the united states, they are going to goh the guy, and it is always guys up to this point, who are offering a quick, easy out. charlie: why was austria different? ivo: in some ways, austria was not different. 47% voted for an extreme right-wing leader, so it was a close election. interestingly enough, the person that one did run on a pro-eu ticket and post a stark choice. i think when you compose a stark choice, you'll see a great division. thetimes you will find non-populist win as they did in austria and others, you will find the populist win as they did in great britain. the next big test is france where we have two candidates, one of whom is almost certainly going to be marine le pen who is the populist candidate running against the presumably conservative candidate and it's going to be 50/50. who's going to get above that margin? the thing we are talking about as we are talking about nearly we in the country's saying want something different, we want to find a new way of doing business, and we want to go against not onl