Was then obviously sentenced to time in a penal colonyjust two weeks ago. But every time you saw him in any of those images where you saw him in the dock, every time he came back for a hearing, we would see him being dead, make little Heart Gestures to his family, so he has been incredibly strong and kept strong, i think, been incredibly strong and kept strong, ithink, but been incredibly strong and kept strong, i think, but the knowledge that so many people were supporting him and that is so key. We know that Cp Jay has been working for a0 years with imprisoned journalists and we know that one of the things that is vital has been making sure that, as far as you can, prisoners know that they are supported, that they are not abandoned because one of the narratives that the officials tried to push to the individual is, nobody cares about them, the government is not interested, your friends are not interested, you are isolated and thatis interested, you are isolated and that is part of a
meadowlark media, espn s pablo torre. okay, guys. i mean. it was actually a really good game. i m going to let it go. it was a classic. it was a classic from the beginning. the teams were set. unbelievable. pablo, it s so fascinating. you know, i was, like you, lock locking the chiefs defense being the key. so many things being the key. the end of the day, it was a young quarterback versus a guy who has been there before. what a huge difference it made. mahomes, we re not saying he is brady because he s not brady yet, but, man, you could put him in a handful, maybe three or four quarterbacks, like montana, brady, that could have done that last night. it s just extraordinary. joe, he is patrick mahomes is the greatest quarterback i have ever seen, and that s, of course, with deference to jonathan lemire s beloved, mike barnicle s beloved tom brady, right? the guy who has won it all. what patrick mahomes has done is turned the super bowl into his own residency. he s
some showery rain across eastern parts on friday. towards the west, something a bit brighter. temperatures lower than they have been. that is a sign of things to come. as we head into the weekend, low pressure loosens its grip. high pressure is going to build its way in, and that means more in the way of dry weather. under that high pressure, we will see some areas of mist and fog on saturday morning. some of that could take a while to clear, so it could stay murky in places. still some showery rain across eastern areas, but mostly, we are looking at something drier and brighter and that is set to continue into sunday. and also into the start of next week. a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine. there will be frost and fog by night. any showers that turn up could be wintry, but something you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m gavi
officials say there is no timetable for slowing the pounding of gaza, a war cabinet member comes to washington where pressure is growing to end it soon. also tonight, does he think it is festive or something? the former president aired his grievances, makes a list, and tells the people on it what to do and where to do it. plus, alexei navalny missing and feared that in russia s. prison system, he resurfaces. bringing a christmas message of courage, hope, and good cheer, from one of the coldldest cornes of the modern-day . good evening everyone, john berman here for anderson, we begin with he was officials. trying to steer israel towards. a new lesson tense of less. destructive phase of its. campaign in gaza and israeli officials signaling they are in no hurry. one of those officials in washington to night meeting with secretary of state anthony blinken and national security adviser jake sullivan. we re going to have the latest on those meetings which wrapped up about six minu