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there was no fairy tale for seventh tier club horsham against sutton.ton put their league two struggles behind them with 0mari patrick completing the 3—0 win to put them into the third round for the first time in seven years. it's massive and i haven't had the success in the fa cup for four years so eventually to get this round, so hopefully if we get a draw tomorrow, i'm really pleased. a top professional performance today. fix, professional performance today. a frustrating second half. i think in the first— frustrating second half. i think in the first half, i think they did a lot of— the first half, i think they did a lot of the — the first half, i think they did a lot of the stuff we worked on during the week_ lot of the stuff we worked on during the week and may they started to get a bit the week and may they started to get a hit of— the week and may they started to get a bit of fatigue and you had get a bit a bit of fatigue and you had get a hit cloudy — a bit of fatigue and you had get a bit cloudy. i felt that we played into their — bit cloudy. i

darien sutton. appreciate you being here. whit?it: gio, we're heading back overseas now to the cop28 climate conference and efforts to address global warming. abc's lama hasan has more from london. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, and good morning to you, whit. a major announcement this morning. an announcement saying the u.s. will reduce methane emissions over the next five years with five oil companies vowing to take part vowing to cut them by 80% over the next five or six years. this is a big deal because methane is potent and has been described as climate change's blowtorch blamed for 30% of the earth's warming. because it only lasts for about a decade in the atmosphere, stopping it now will have a swift impact on global warming. u.s. and chinese officials already agreeing to commit a methane summit during the conference, but so china refuses to join the pledge. the timing of this announcement is particularly poignant. the u.n. declaring this year to be the warmest on record with global temperatures rising 1.5 degrees cel

darien sutton, thank you so much.ll see you again in our second hour. >> stephanie: thanks, gio. >>> the commerce department giving americans an early christmas present. a new report released on friday shows that inflation is slowing down, thanks to falling prices, and a resilient job market. this has left people with more disposable income giving the economy a boost. the news is also boosting hopes of an interest rate cut from the federal reserve. that could come as soon as march, so a little bit of a boost around springtime. >>> let's check in with somara now with weather, and, somara, it's not looking very springy out there. >> somara: no, not at all. it's looking really foggy for our friends in the twin cities this morning. take a look, minnesota. you're also unseasonably mild. we had a record back in 1957 of 46. you can blow that out of the water on christmas eve at 55 degrees. look how mild it is. santa will not need his big north pole winter coat, kiddos. he will have a lot of fun traveling to the east coast un

there was no fairy tale for seventh tier club horsham against sutton.ind them with 0mari patrick completing the 3—0 win to put them into the third round for the first time in seven years. here are the rest of today's results. a couple of games were postponed because of the weather. highlights and reaction are on the bbc sport website. we'll have a bit more on the fa cup later. in rugby union's premiership, saracens — minus the injured 0wen farrell — missed the chance to go top of the table. they were beaten 18—12 at home by northampton saints. alex mitchell scored this superb second try for the visitors, who move into fifth place — level on points with sarries. and bristol bears beat local rivals gloucester 51—26 to end a run of five successive defeats. harry thacker scored the last of the home side's seven tries to seal victory and also become bristol's top premiership try scorer. have a look there, those confirmed results. bath with a big win over exeter chiefs. that one finished. scarlets moved off the bottom of the united rugby championship with a n

darien sutton is standing by. he's going to tell us more about ketamine.r us. >> reporter: robin, good morning. talk this morning fans and co-stars are shocked and deeplily saddened by the actor's death as we learn more about the circumstances surounding it. this morning the cause of death for matthew perry revealed two months after he was found unresponsive at his l.a. home. according to the official autopsy released his death was an accident due to the acute effects of the powerful an aesthetic ketamine. the l.a. county medical examiner's office also noting secondary contributors including drowning, coronary artery disease and a medication often prescribed to treat opioid dependence. >> requesting two additional units and a supervisor respond to blue sail drive. >> reporter: the report said perry likely fell unconscious then slipped under water in his hot tub. there were no signs of trauma or foul play, but the high levels of ketamine found in the actor's blood is sparking renewed discussions about ketamine and its potential risks. >> it's how it's being

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it happened on sutton high streetjust after 7pm.d. staying largely bright but with a small chance of a shower. temperatures reaching 6 degrees celsius. temperatures reaching 6 celsius. that's it from me. as always, you can get all the latest on our website. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and rachel burden. our headlines today... boris johnson arrives at the covid inquiry, where he is expected to admit that his government made mistakes during the pandemic. the former prime minister is already here, as are the protesters, head of two days of evidence. a police investigation is ongoing after a woman is killed and two people are injured in a shooting in hackney in east london. it is day six of kevin flynn failed's mind blowing week of running ultramarathons in different cities. one teacher taught here and lost his battle with an md last year. so i am a good morning from fletcher's farm in cheshire. i have come to the christmas village to talk about the cost of christmas day is out. join me and santa a little la

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swimmers in birmingham are braving the waters there in hats and costumes at sutton's park , costumes at sutton's park, blackroot pool, and members of the serpentine swimming club took part in their annual peter pan cup in hyde park. the race has been held every year since 1864. not a chance tv, online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. we'll have more news at the top of the next hour. now a gb news special four fs of the nation . special four fs of the nation. >> when alastair campbell was working for the then prime minister tony blair, he was asked about the prime minister's faith. he famously replied we don't do god. the irony was, of course, that tony blair did do god. but for many years after that, faith and religion weren't discussed in the public sphere, and if they were discussed, it was in a negative way, such as when tim farron had to resign as liberal democrat leader because he was a christian and indeed the treatment of kate forbes when she ran for leader of the scottish nationalist party in scotland. now it appears religion is back. the prime minister is a practising hindu

so the correspond demik to simply repub sutton use it. so other areas like climate investment, so suddenly $60000000000.00 euros has to be comforts overall. and the quote also stresses, again that germany has given itself a debt breaks to make sure that finances are solid and that the government didn't present enough legal ground for making all those exemptions from the debt. by right now, the government's handling of the budget has angered many people in germany. we already mentioned the protests are being held a how much pressure is the governing coalition facing now need a lot of pressure. it took 200 hours to hammer, outlet is compromised by those 3 top men in the cabinets, and no details were given to the public. so pull communication over a little i think that is also something that is angry. and people polls so that the majority of them is i'm not satisfied with the government's work, but incidentally, i would say that that is one of the reasons why i think the government will stick together. unless of course somebody loses that co

what is sutton is that the acupuncture points do coincide with nerve endings and muscle move to points and they're extremely sensitive to stimuli. i get this, i'll shuttle after various transmitters, substances are released and the signal is transmitted to the spinal cord thoughts. and this is where the body's 1st pain, inhibiting reaction takes place and that to and there's also a reaction from the autonomic nervous system and a level of expectation from side to him, which is whether to see that effect. it will say, come see that coupon is used by medical practitioners around the world. it's not clear whether it can help with this patient snuff, disease pulling you up a c, which causes a tingling sensation in her feet. but there are a number of large scale studies currently underway that has been considerable research conducted on acupuncture for chronic complaints such as need all of us write his lower back pain in studies. the effect was twice that seen in spend to treatment using pain killers. putting samantha as much with back pain, there is no single therapy solution. pocket punc

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we thought to sutton while relation amounts quite a while to that, of course trade to political issues when, when they come out for the press conference, we will definitely be listening to that. so stay tuned. lots of interesting topics to comes up for the use of sydney on this. let's see. let's see, a phone that you use a most of those of you will put in some way, said to call the principal some the respect for the principles of the united nations and the charting. all the complexity of its principles. you understand that i see you using to do so in the function of the list today. we can create this pretty good leeward. let's see if there's not enough body to click on your solution . still at both russian india interested in building an open and fat police con, cannot exist. and for everyone, i'm not sure lead you to so that you don't see them out of new mesh machine. i'll either set the track for our entire spectrum of relations, which is just the sort of an issue uses between us. but on the deal, the problem was just a little teaser. like i said, we will return of course the press c

darien sutton joins us to break it down. okay. what does this study tell us? >> good morning.eer medical journal. they are looking to ask the question, are low carb diets built the same? in this study, they looked at over 125,000 adults. they followed them for over 30 years. all of these adults had low carb diets. some meat based, some plant based. some adults chose unhealthier options. they found although they all kept it low carb that at the end of the period those who chose more high quality options were able to sustain that weight loss, which was the goal in the first place. overall, it's just a reminder that, again, not all low carb diets are the same and you want to focus on the high quality nutrition. >> explain this for us for those who don't understand the concept of low carb but also low quality food. what is that? >> the goal is, at the end of the day, the goal is choosing the better carbs. lot of people know bad carbs. we know french fries. we know potato chips, white bread. we understand these. there are some other factors inside our diet that contribute to high q

now. sutton, starting with 9 austin, confirming that his ju, to visit behind tomorrow, they'll be housing as actual meets your needs and calls the operation prosperity. guardian, saying that it comes under the umbrella of task force, 153, also the combined maritime forces. now task 153 is like she had quoted in behind and it involves a. c c, 9 countries, which also includes our countries, it includes the g, c, c member states, as well as the countries like jordan and egypt bought the countries i mentioned in that press release. all not including those are of countries. so you have the u. k . kind of the font, it's nice by no way netherlands and say shows we are in need of that country. i'm at least one country being behind. so that's going to be questions, obviously as to whether the lights of egypt, which is one of the country's most deeply affected by this because of the so is canal and because of the ships not being able to move through there any more that whether that will be taking part or not will be the question because some of them don't want to be cool top between taking part in

what as christmas sutton is the traditionally festive day has been well, but officially cancelled in the west bank. the locals way of showing solidarity with that fellow palestinians who are tardy on to compartment in gaza. altima denise bureau chief maristane ocean. i picks up a story, a beautiful and decorated 3 in the middle of bethlehem and the spirit of christmas throughout the city where jesus was believe to have been born and full of celebrating proud h was last year. here's the christmas celebrations, all across the west bank have been officially canceled with what is happening in guys, a palestinians here say they do not feel like it's time for the civic chaise in downtown bethlehem, where they usually hank and the strings of christmas lights. the workers pull up a pen or a reminder of tragedy and folding in the palestinian and clay, antoine, son of mine, is bethlehem's form. i may or can we cause same decisions were made at least twice during both in default as violence palestinian mass uprisings against israel. and it is no, it's about. so the diary team we are and both of

i mean, you know, we're in sutton in ashfield . i've seen this happen ashfield.ve seen this happen for 40 years here. you know, that westminster sends their people, um, so it doesn't matter if it's all woman or all man shortlist. you know, the political party will make sure they get what they want. >> hello? i'm satire. lisa, i was at parachuted in. no, andy, over to you . over to you. >> well, i mean, i don't agree with all women shortlists. i think they're fundamentally flawed because, you know, like lisa said, get they lisa said, they'll get who they want particularly want really, particularly in certain parties coming to certain parties coming up to elections. want to have elections. they want to have their hq candidates in their central hq candidates in key seats like ashfield and these kind of red wall seats that both parties want to have. but think there is a place, but i think there is a place, like edwina actually to like edwina said, actually to ensure that there is at least half women, half men, or if you're going racial of you're going on a racial kin

prime, is to come the way basically signs and edicts that he passes down, that he's going to feel sutton certain things. he wants all that being done. and essentially what he's done is he said, look, and we want to strengthen sciences on russia, specifically going to target the things which we know at russia has been doing with still some of the friends that has in the west. i. there are certain banks that still operate within russia that you are paying binds. there's certain distribution, you know, not shipping anything harmful in any way of shipping. things like, you know, fish stops food products and basically he's trying to choke feed to choke. but probably haven't successfully, it's like we know unsuccessfully again the russian economy by now buying funding fish and banking that with. but that's what he wants to do. as we just said, that there are still somebody, you based bangs, operating, and bush officers rifles and made a lot of a huff is profit from business in russia. and it would seem to be quite on precedent to step if by didn't with a sanction european bangs to look for it

the proposal is back to us foreign aid to sutton. middle eastern nations could become contingent on whether it be accept policy and refugees as might include the egypt, iraq, yep. and, and to key a was a major focus on egypt, which board as the gather strip piece studies professor site to fedex in cairo, says that the cooking palestinians up with their homeland will be a validation of the fundamental human rights a daily allies. now the visually is going to face exist sections of it in the long run. so it seems that the only solution sustainable for long blocks is to get to the end of the speaking problem from the back of easily and where the issue with them is not canada or australia, or new zealand or any american steve. no, let's suppose him was, i mean the even oscar the dumb says, well, i've been fighting for steve. said, lying in fault tv. oh no. going to accept being dispose of all the ease and no leonor steve. this is the violation of human life. the bush people are live and area and both on the yeah, i think the, this bombin

in the same evening a 17 old boy was stabbed to death near sutton station in south london, please saytigation, officers have not yet made any arrests. detective superintendent vicki tunstall detective superintendent vicki tu nstall says come detective superintendent vicki tunstall says come crime has no place on the streets of london and we will do everything we can for this despicable crime tojustice. nickjohnson, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has ordered the state oil company to issue extraction licences in the oil—rich region of essequibo. he's proposed incorporating it into venezuela. but neighbouring guyana says it will ask the un security council to intervene. the uk government has signed a new treaty with rwanda to overcome concerns that blocked the original asylum scheme in the supreme court. it comes after the home secretary, james cleverly, vowed to tighten up laws on legal migration and insisted that rwanda had made "a clear and unambiguous commitment to the safety of people who come here". members of the screen

the entrepreneur behind it has another one in sutton just outside london and is planning further expansion to interested in delivering a local co—working space to allow people to not have to commute into city centres and spend time amongst their neighbours and reinvest their money within their local economies. some employers are subsidising their workers to come to places like these because they think they will be more productive than at home. but many employers also now simply want their workers back in the main office, so the commuter lifestyle might not be overjust yet. finally, which global companies are best prepared for the future? it's a question asked every year by the imd business school in switzerland, which publishes an annual future readiness ranking. so lets reveal their findings for 2024 — microsoft tops the tech sector, pfizer leads its rivals in big pharma and in the world of fashion imd says nike is most ready for the challenges ahead. let's find out why. let's go to lausanne switzerland and speak to professor howard yu, who heads up imd�*s center for future readiness. goo

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heroes like marcus garvey, adam played powell, kristen sutton and shirley chisholm. who fought every single step of the way to stand up for equality where nothing was given. not just in new york. but across this country, in the world. the issue of reparations is just as relevant today as it ones when i was a teenager. going to reparation rallies with queen mother -- and later in life, working with people like doctor ronna daniels and bishop -- back then it was not unpopular thing to talk about. and people were marginalized for even raising the issue. black americans are still dealing with racial injustice today. mass incarceration. health disparities. and wealth inequality. as blacks are making 70 cents to every dollar way to make. in order to heal, we must acknowledge the hurt and damage that was done. and the effects of the past that are felt today. that's what boston mayor rachel wounded recently. when she issued a formal apology to two black men who were wrongfully accused in a 1989 murder of a white woman. which deepened racial divisions in the city. those men h

darien sutton is here to break it down. dr.ation because so many people using these. tell us about the warning. >> this is federal health agency seized thousands of counterfeit ozempic products which is so important. there's already been five adverse events. thankfully the events seem to be mild and are nausea, vomiting. abdominal discomfort. it's a reminder to retailers, to pharmacists, to consumers to make sure they check their products to make sure they're legitimate. there's a lot number that can be seen, we posted it on the screen. you can check on the fda website. double check. if you see abnormalities in the labeling or grammar or spelling mistakes, that's a reason you should have a high level of suspicion and make sure those medications are legitimate. >> we know it treats type ii diabetes, obesity. there are other things they're looking into, to see if they can help. what about addiction? >> this is a fascinating part of the science, understanding how cravings are affected. we've known historically when this medication

that's a special edition of box report on this sunday, december 24th, christmas eve and i am john sutton thank you very much for spinning part of your christmas eve with us merry christmas will see again next week and will vaguely can come christmas special joe along with anita and lisa booth and tom saloom, having story this christmas eve towards nightmare before christmas, when all through the white house, not a creature was stirring, letting commander major in the stockings were hung by tap dancers who want to defund the police without a care in hopes that mariah care will soon be there. biden: hello mariah, how are you and i am a fan. >> i'm a fan. biden: i just want you to know. >> we love it sue and the president and first lady were all snug events, omissions of mariah is in their heads when i'm in the a row such a clatter, others hopes that money was being printed for them to help them pay the christmas groceries at the mall a clatter. [background sounds]. >> i have a coupon for that and he was in the paper this morning. 1983. john: that's right, back when the christmas classic, h

randy sutton back with us, former las vegas police officer. timeline was such, people were rapidly informed in enough time to save themselves from harm's way. there was very little to go on and still very little to go on. what do you make of it? >> for sure. then again, remember, this has just taken place a little over an hour ago. so dissemination of the information is still being -- probably still being gleaned. when you have multiple victims and multiple rooms in a building, all rooms have to be cleared and surrounding area cleared by officers. it is a dynamic situation. you have multiple jurisdictions and the various jurisdictions has to be tight or it will lead to more confusion. i know we want instant gratification and want to know what happened. i'm sure metropolitan police will issue a pres report within an hour, i would guess. the police response was massive. the suspect is deceased. i think if law enforcement would have been the cause of his being deceased, we probably would have heard that by now. as you know, when active shooter si

now he's going to take a deep shot sudden in the end zone, and cortland sutton with a flag down makes goal to go empty. designed play and spinning, driving, turning those legs into the end zone for a touchdown. >> some highlights from the winning teams across the nfl yesterday including a walk-off punt return for the baltimore ravens in overtime and a new york jets win that was stunningly good. everybody's talking about the buffalo bills' win over the kansas city chiefs which had this wild finish. the chiefs were down three when patrick mahomes completed that pass to travis kelce. as buffalo defenders swarmed him, travis kelce laddered the ball across the field in what appeared to be a game-winning touchdown. but hold on. take a look. it turns ought tony was clearly offside when the call was made. then the touchdown was taken off the board. the bills would stop the chiefs on the drive to win the game. after the possession you're seeing here, mahomes was really heat odden the sidelines, yelling at the refs. he and the coach andy reid whined afterward. folks, i know it's disappointed, b

randy sutton joins us, former princeton new jersey, police officer. with randy. we have richard sturm. you don't mess with him. he's from the oak ridge boys. do follow the good things they're doing. good to have you. randy, maybe you can explain how this, with. >> sure, neil. it's so nice to be on your show talking about something positive for a change. >> absolutely. >> the wounded blue is working with some of america's top country stars who truly do support law enforcement. imagine names like -- i have to raid them. miranda lambert, blake shelton, dierks bentley, the oak ridge boys, kid rock and reba and many others that have decided we support law enforcement. we're going to show it by supporting the wounded blue, who is -- we're the national assistance and support organization for injured and disabled law enforcement officers. i couldn't be more proud and i'm so glad to have richard on the show with us. >> i would like anything that richard has. in fact, people are lucky enough to get their hands on one of your goodies, right, richard? >> first of

swimmers in birmingham braved the waters in hats and costumes at sutton park's blackroot pool. meanwhile, members of the serpentine swimming club took part in their annual peter pan cup in hyde park. the race has been held every year . park. the race has been held every year. since park. the race has been held every year . since 1864. on tv, every year. since 1864. on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to. this is gb news. now let's get straight back to josh . let's get straight back to josh. >> i recently watched an old interview of jemmy stewart and he was talking about it's a wonderful life. the seminal christmas movie after die hard, of course, and he made the point that when it comes down to it, films are made up of moments to which i'd say life is pretty similar. but whereas films are moments strung together by exposition or being chased through ventilator shafts, life tends to be moments strung together by admin. except i don't know about you, but for a while now it feels like the admin is winning those special moments just keep getting further and further apart. t

>> he said he was raised in new york, that he grew up in a town house on the east side, sutton place. association with the rockefeller name? >> yes. >> how? >> constantly. this rockefeller does not like me because, you know, i got angry at him when he was a child at a party. >> they married in 1995 -- or did they? according to boss, she later learned that rockefeller figured out how to tie the knot without leaving a paper trail. >> we went through a wedding ceremony in the quaker meeting house in nantucket. he claimed at the time that he had filed all of the paperwork, so that it was recognized as a legal marriage, except he had not done so, so it was not. i had never been married before, i did not know how these things work. idiotically, i didn't think about it. >> the prosecution suggested that with his marriage to boss, the con man had hit a double jackpot. he earned north of 1 million a year, giving her house husband and stay at home dad control of the lavish family budget. >> signature? >> yes. he said it was more convenient for him to pay the bills if he had checks that were sig

swimmers in birmingham braved the waters in birmingham braved the waters in hats and costumes at sutton park's blackroot pool , and park's blackroot pool, and members of the serpentine swimming club took part in the annual peter pan cup in hyde park . the race has been held park. the race has been held every year . park. the race has been held every year. since park. the race has been held every year . since 1864. freezing every year. since 1864. freezing this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's get straight back to michael portillo . >> welcome back . at the >> welcome back. at the beginning of all my shows, i like to look back on the week's events and dissect the big headunes events and dissect the big headlines from a range of perspectives. this year, much of that analysis focussed on the performance of the prime minister rishi sunak. here's a taste of what my panellists had to say. look what's happening to the ratings for the prime minister during all this period. >> well , the big hope when rishi >>

sutton is joining us with a look at the areas getting hit the hardest and how to protect yourself fromnd our "gma" cover story. cases of alzheimer's hitting the hispanic community especially hard. the health factors that may be playing a part. >> gio: we'll be right back here on "gma." stay with us. " stay with us. finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. we are learning more th police officer killed in the line of duty. 36 year old tom lee was shot while he and other officers were responding to a burglary at a cannabis business at embarcadero and fifth yesterday. we are waiting for an update on any possible arrests. officer lee had worked for the department for four years for the past two years, he was a community resource officer and so many people tell us that lee was committed to keeping oakland safe and that losing him is heartbreaking. the chp is investigating a wreck in pacheco. it happened in heavy rain last night, trapping the driver. witnesses say that he hit several parked cars near bloom drive. the truck continued about 400 yards bef

swimmers in birmingham braved the waters in hats and costumes at sutton park's black root pool, and members of the serpentine swimming club took part in their annual peter pan cup in hyde park. the race has been held every year. since 1864. you'd have to drag me there. this is gb news across there. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get back to . jacob >> england was merrie england when old christmas brought his sports again. twas christmas broach the mightiest ale . twas broach the mightiest ale. twas christmas told. the merriest tale a christmas gambol oft could cheer the poor man's heart. through half the year. in this programme we're going to be discussing the origins of christmas . where it started, christmas. where it started, where it began . and we're going where it began. and we're going to talk about saint augustine and his visit to canterbury, bringing christianity with doctor david starkey , who wasn't doctor david starkey, who wasn't quite present when saint augustine came . and we're goi

abc's doctor, daron sutton explains the rising numbers. >> a couple of reasons why it's colder. we move closer. that increases transmission. there's evidence that covid reduces our immune response, which can make us more susceptible to infection . you want to make sure that you have that protection, that high quality mass washing your hands, making sure you're updated on your vaccines, and always preparing for the highest risk person in the room. >> cdc data shows covid rates are up for the sixth straight week. only 18.5% of people have gotten an update in their covid vaccine. the company that is planning to build a new city in solano county has less than a year to convince voters to allow that project to move forward, according to the chronicle. california forever is planning to unveil the ballot initiative next month. the company spent $900 million to acquire land near travis air force base, the grassroots group solano together is opposing the plan, arguing that housing should be built in existing cities where the infrastructure already exists. new this morning, much to the su

speaking of which, former premier league winner chris sutton will be commentating on the game for the he says manchester united have a tough night ahead. if and he says manchester united have a tough night ahead.— tough night ahead. if their performance _ tough night ahead. if their performance was - tough night ahead. if their performance was anything j tough night ahead. if their - performance was anything like on saturday, — performance was anything like on saturday, heaven help them. look, they are _ saturday, heaven help them. look, they are relying on a draw in the other_ they are relying on a draw in the other game between copenhagen and galatasaray to go through. from a players _ galatasaray to go through. from a players perspective and erik ten hag's_ players perspective and erik ten hag's perspective it's about winning the game _ hag's perspective it's about winning the game and worrying afterwards. by and havent— the game and worrying afterwards. by and haven't been in bad form this season _ and haven't been in bad form this season. harry kane, whether he plays or not. _ se

doctor sutton will be here live. >> mariah carey got into the holiday spirit at the white house. >> i'm a fan. >> i'm a fan. >> i just want you to know, we love it. >> come on. thank you. >> come on. >> where are they going? what's the first stop? >> i want an entire documentary about this. >> i'm about to go watch this in its entirety. so mariah got the chance to view the holiday display at the white house. then she went to the library of congress that day, she got her certificate from santa, commemorate the induction of her christmas hit into the national recording registry, and then she put all the photos on her instagram. she is there with both president biden and vice president kamala harris, with the twin s and they had a time >> it's president biden, a lamb, i mean, a part of the family which is the she did a lot with her fans. >> you need friends, call her. you need that jacket. >> look at her. oh this is adorable. >> everyone thinks they might know the best christmas house on the block. but as it turns out, this year neighbors in the city of san jose are putting together