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the hope is new manager ruud van nistleroy can turn their fortunes around, having replaced steve cooper. he takes charge of his first game tomorrow night, at home to west ham, and spoke to the media for the first time as boss today. adam cottier reports. ruud van nistelrooy sat alongside leicester's owner in the stand to watch them lose 4—1 on saturday, a result that left leicester players in a dark place according to defender conor cody. two days on the new man in charge warmly greeted members of the media at his first press conference before giving an insight into his philosophy. i am not the romantic type of manager that puts style in front of results. i love style, love having the ball, love creating lots of opportunities. i love pressing the team hard because you have more of the ball. as a staff, we started to make the changes we think are necessary. van nistelrooy�*s first game in charge of leicester will come less than a month after the conclusion of his successful interim spell in charge of manchester united, one he admits may have helped him secure the leicesterjob. the amount

the hope is new manager ruud van nistleroy can turn their fortunes around, having replaced steve coopero the media for the first time as boss today. adam cottier reports. ruud van nistelrooy sat alongside leicester's owner in the stand to watch them lose 4—1 on saturday, a result that left leicester players in a dark place according to defender conor cody. two days on the new man in charge warmly greeted members of the media at his first press conference

the 48—year—old who was appointed on friday takes over from the sacked steve cooper and will be in charge's home match against west ham. his side are 16th, just one point above the relegation zone and have lost their last three league games. england's chloe kelly and fran kirby will miss the friendly with switzerland tomorrow. they picked up injuries in the goal—less draw with the united states on saturday. manager sarina wiegman says the team willjust have to try something new against the side who host next summer's euros. before we go into a tournament you want clarity and everyone knows knows her role, which we know in top sport can which we know, in top sport can change very quickly. but now you're trying out things, now you want everyone to compete at the highest level, compete against opponents, but also compete with each other. that's what you need to become better and that's uncomfortable. and also trying out things. those are new things. of course, we're not going to get everything right, but we're learning and it gives us information. to the nba now, where james harden became th

the hope is new manager ruud van nistleroy can turn their fortunes around, having replaced steve coopere first time as boss today. adam cottier reports. ruud van nistelrooy sat alongside the leicester owner to watch them lose on saturday 4—1 — a result that left leicester players in a dark place, according to connor cody. the new man in charge warmly greeted member at his first press conference before giving insight into his philosophy. i'm not the romantic type of manager that puts style in front of result. i love style, i love having the ball, i love creating lots of opportunities, i love pressing the team—high because you have more of the ball. as a staff, we started to make the changes necessary. his first game in charge will come less than a month after his successful interim spell, one he admits may have helped them secure the leicesterjob. the amount of interest that was all of a sudden they are for me and the options that came along, i was astonished a little bit by it. apparently it provokes these reactions and i was happy with that. and be able to make a decision that felt rea

as interim manchester united boss led to him being offered the leicester city job, following steve cooper's dismissal. speaking to the media on monday for the first time in his new role, van nistelrooy also revealed he was "astonished" by the amount of interest in him, after his brief unbeaten spell at old trafford. it was a good period. it was a short and intense. buti it was a good period. it was a short and intense. but i was happy to help, get the club back, steady the ship, i called it. i've been in coaching before, and it never got this reaction from the football world. apparently it provoked these reactions. i was happy with that and to get into conversations with different parties and be able to make a decision that felt really good for me, and now i'm here. fiorentina midfielder edoardo bove remains in intensive care after collapsing during their serie a match at home to inter milan. in the past hour, the club has released a statement saying he is currently awake, alert and oriented. the 22—year—old, on loan from roma, fell to the ground in 16th minute of their match, with both set

. >> environmental horticulturist steve swain is with the uc cooperative extension in marin.says the new strains are more dangerous. >> it's landing on the trunks of oaks, and for some reason, it seems to have the ability to penetrate the trunks of oaks, which most pathogens can't do. it allows genetic flexibility. it allows them to have kids. and some of those kids might be much better at killing oaks. >> the new pathogen could pop up anywhere. >> the numbers are ever changing because the disease is always on the move. >> dead oaks present increased fire danger as well as branch fall or total collapse danger, as well as loss of food and habitat. >> acorns have a lot of energy in them, and squirrels and jays and all kinds of different animals, bears, even deer all rely on that for food. >> along with countless insects, all those species benefit greatly from the keystone species, which are the oaks. and if the oaks go and many of those species go, the face of california will change forever for the worst. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> new at 730 tonight, the opening of the sa

. >> environmental horticulturist steve swain is with the uc cooperative extension in marin. the new strains are more dangerous. >> its landing on the trunks of oaks and for some reason, it seems to have the ability to penetrate the trunks of oaks, which most pathogens can't do. it allows genetic flexibility. it allows them to have kids, and some of those kids might be much better at killing oaks. >> the new pathogen could pop up anywhere. >> the numbers are ever changing because the disease is always on the move. >> dead oaks present increased fire danger as well as branch fall or total collapse danger, as well as loss of food and habitat. >> acorns have a lot of energy in them, and squirrels and jays and all kinds of different animals, bears, even deer all rely on that for food. >> along with countless insects, all those species benefit greatly from the keystone species, which are the oaks. and if the oaks go and many of those species go, the face of california will change forever for the worst. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> well, our break from the rainfall continues. lo

steve, from being silent. they said he was cooperating but didn't have much to say to authorities.e had a lot to say yesterday on his way into that courthouse in pennsylvania where he had a meltdown yelling about grievances about the healthcare industry. watch. >> he looked around and saw the cameras. it kind of looks like that's what he has done when he spotted media. he wanted to get this message out. he tried to as quickly as possible. the cameras were rolling as he created that scene on his way into court in pennsylvania to face the judge. the guards were trying to push him along right toward the door. he was held without bail and is fighting extra digitization. he now has an attorney. i'm trying to figure out if he is paying that attorney. if his family is involved. i don't know just yet. mangione is now facing murder charges. on paper it sure looked like he had a bright future. he went to an comprehensive private high school in the baltimore area. he was ivy league grad and good athlete. he played soccer according to his friends and he was well liked. he was at u. penn, he ha

has also said that the country is not for sale, though they are open for cooperation with the incoming administration. >> kate steve contorno, thank you so much for the reporting, sarah. >> all right. joining us now to discuss cnn political commentator maria cardona and founder and principal at bluestack strategies, maura gillespie. okay, donald trump certainly did not run on any of this. and i know you all remember back in the day when he talked about buying greenland before. now he's added, taking control of the panama canal and making canada the 51st state. why is why is he doing this? mara, this is not what the american public, not what he ran on. certainly. why? why is he talking about this right now? >> it certainly has republicans like myself concerned, because it certainly doesn't follow along with his america first platform, kind of deflecting to land grab issues that were not what the american people voted on on election day. just gives us pause about what it is that his plan is for addressing the real issues that americans are concerned about, and voted for him in november, you know, mainly with immigrat

- the problem of allied defense cooperation in many ways comes down to working through some of these bureaucratic hurdles to enable us to move faster in that domain. steve, could you speak a little bit about from your perspective, are we working on that? because it is a very practical obstacle to our ability to cooperate more effectively together. >> so the -- you know, the primary message that the secretary has been delivering on trying to work with allies and get through some of these challenges is invest in america, to come to america and have u.s. subsidiaries and implement many of the things that you've just said right now to make some of that possible, but the goal is to -- number one, the law does not allow us from a shipbuilding perspective, not a weapons perspective but shipbuilding perspective, a lot of building ships abroad. they have to be built in the united states. now we have two u.s.-owned subsidiaries of ship builders from allied nations. we have one in marionette, wisconsin and one in alabama. so the secretary has hope that others would follow that lead, including some of the world's best and most capable ship builders. then of course

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. >> steve: and the news that she just that the family is cooperating with investigators. will know what exactly was going on. >> brian: significant. the last two families i think have been indicted for allowing their kid to have a gun or playing a role or looking the other way. >> steve: because it was their gun. i don't even think we know whose gun it is yet. so stay tuned the investigation not even 24 hours old. meanwhile, you know, last week we told you about what day woke up and joe biden has commuted or pardoned 1500 people the biggest number ever in the history of the world. now people are starting to look at some of the people that he pardoned or he granted clemency to one person really angering people at dixon illinois comptroller there she is rita crumb well she essentially elm beveled $54 million, you know, that is not a very big town, dixon, illinois. it is probably the largest municipal fraud in american history. what she did in 1990, she opened the city account and then deposited public funds for her own use for 20 years. what was she doing? she had a quarter

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cooperation in the region. maria: right. for sure. so steve foreign affairs situation right now that trump is walking into. i mean, many times he said, look, the hostages better be released before i get to inauguration day. these wars better be over before i get in office. hell to pay. tell me your thoughts on how trump should be dealing with these issues or what he faces as he steps into office january 20th. >> well, broadly speaking i think he's been setting the right kinds of tones or ones that i think a reasonable person would under an extraordinarily bad situation. i mean, we've had profound uncertainty in most regions of the world. look at the war that's gone on for years in europe. you have middle east with the horrific october 7th attack but then broader -- the broader war breaking out across that region and then of course china moving ahead in the east asia, indo-pacific region. this is unlike any other president coming into office and we have homeland problems with large numbers of undocumented people coming in and technologies we've

i said, "because normally i stand beside steve, who is the palest, most ashen human being in the world. [ light laughter ] he looks like anderson cooper> first of all -- [ cheers and applause ] it is an honor to be on your show, and an actual contractual obligation. [ laughter ] and of course, after -- you know what a big plan this sunday, we're going to go to new jersey and shoot down some of those drones. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i'm looking forward to that. it's "snl's" 50th anniversary. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now you actually were a cast member for one season. >> this is really bizarre. i was a cast member 40 years ago. look at that. >> jimmy: look at this. almost to the day. >> yeah. there's julia louis-dreyfus, there's harry shearer, and christopher guest. >> jimmy: christopher guest. >> billy crystal. and a very young martin short. >> jimmy: oh, no, come on. >> it was amazing, 40 years ago i was a cast member. eddie murphy was the host of the christmas show. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what -- 'cause you did so many great things. you only were on for one season. >> i had a one-year contract. 'cause it was

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government on january 6th, why not provide that evidence and cooperate with the subpoena that he received from the january 6th select committee? steve bannon doesn't believe this stuff, but this is a feature of authoritarianism. you have to go after your political opponents by weaponizing the justice system. and you also have to rewrite history, even if it is history that we all watched unfold in starkly different ways with our own eyes. i lived through january 6th, but you didn't even have to do that to know exactly what happened, what incited that insurrection at the capitol and who was responsible. in fact, you have a number of senators and other high profile republicans on the record condemning donald trump in the hours and in the days afterwards. and then what happened? the force of political pressure was brought to bear on these. >> can i can i put something on the table? that's a little bit of whiplash um, here's steve bannon talking about what needs to happen from a fiscal perspective in a trump administration. listen. >> i hate to say this. i know you got a bunch of republican orthodoxy orthodox folks out here. you're going

steve: you bet. now to a couple headlines on this friday, first up, san diego county is introducing a resolution that would prohibit all cooperationng county jails, county employees wouldn't be allow to answer ice questions, and they won't honor ice detainers. also, they won't allow ice to be notified on custody status or release dates of illegal migrant criminals in jail. they just won't tell them. it faces a vote on whether or not to do that stuff coming up this tuesday december 10th. meanwhile president elect donald trump picking former paypal exec david sacks as artificial intelligence and crypto czar saying in part on truth social david will focus on making america the clear global leader in both areas will safeguard free speech on line and steer us away from big tech bias and censorship. and those are some hoed lines. meanwhile, our all american christmas concert series continues, it continues next with gospel artist anthony evans, going to be live not far from our christmas tree. ♪ ♪ ♪ stand here amazed, because you're fighting for us ♪ kevin, where are you?! kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy c

cooperated, at least here locally. i know back east it's probably a different story, roberta, but we can enjoy the nice weather here. absolutely. >> and that is why stevef today. >> yeah, taking a much needed break. >> yeah. he's not only enjoying cyber monday, right? he's probably out on a golf course for sure. don't you think? perfect conditions? yeah. plan whatever you can to be outdoors today. pack your lunch and eat outside because we have temperatures up to 11 degrees above normal for this time of the year. official sun up at 707. clear skies, 37 degrees in santa rosa. a few clouds around the peninsula at 12,000ft. otherwise, 51 at sfo. mineta at 49 and oakland international airport in the high 40s. well, meanwhile, fairfield is at 37 degrees. you'll notice the winds are under ten miles per hour at all of our stations. and because of the flat winds, the stagnant air condition conditions, we do have temperatures that will be averaging above normal. and it is a spare the air day. now, as we take a look at our satellite imagery, we do have that pesky little area of low pressure off the coast right now that provided a couple of raindrops around the b

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steve. a very good evening. it's just gone 11:00 i'm sophia hill with your latest headunes i'm sophia hill with your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. our top story yvette cooper is pledging to restore order and control to uk borders and asylum systems. the home secretary has been holding migration talks with her italian counterpart in rome in a bid to create stronger cooperation against criminal smuggler gangs. it comes as the number of people crossing the channelin number of people crossing the channel in small boats this year exceeded 34,000. that's a 19% increase on the same point in 2023. she says the government is doubung 2023. she says the government is doubling down on illegal working and new technology. >> so announcing the much stronger enforcement that we've been taking in the uk, including over 13,000 returns since the election and a big increase in enforcement on illegal working and a wave of new technology, biometrics and body worn cameras that we're introducing into immigration enforcement. because the rules need to be respected and enforced. >> five people have been killed in shootings in and around a migrant camp near dunkirk, according to fre