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Newsroom up next good morning you are live in the cnn newsroom. Im Jim Acosta in washington. We begin the hour with Donald Trump returning in front of a judge this morning as lawyers for the former President And E Jean Carroll are set to square off in manhattans federal Appeals Court Trump is seeking an appeal after a jury found he sexually abused and defamed the former columnist, awarding her 5 following a trial last year, the case is separate from the related Defamation Trial that was held ear...

Andrew Hawkins and Dan Graziano weigh in on whether Nick Siriannis job is at stake if the Eagles lose early in the playoffs.

Patriots head coach Bill Belichick discusses the addition of quarterback Nathan Rourke to the team.

The Bills practiced in preparation of their Week 16 matchup against the Chargers. It will be a must win for Buffalo which sits ninth in the AFC and is still fighting for a playoff spot. Saturdays game will mark the first meeting against Los Angeles since 2020.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Pat McAfee to discuss whether Trevor Lawrence can clear concussion protocol before the Jaguars next game.

Follow the NFL event featuring Tennessee Titans vs. Seattle Seahawks scheduled on the 2023-12-24

Davis Sanchez gives his top plays for the AFC North matchup between the Bengals and Steelers.

With the Lions visiting the Vikings inside the dome for Week 16. Davis Sanchez explains why he likes Detroits offence when theyre away from the elements in his Early Lean.

Speed has played a large role in Seahawks LB Bobby Wagner’s success, so connecting his name to a campaign that championed the acronym, which helps people identify signs of a stroke, was a natural fit after he lost his mother to the medical condition when he was a freshman in college. Wagner sits down with ESPNs Michelle Beisner-Buck to share why the initiative is important to him.