Good morning. Let's go. It's Wednesday, December 4th, 2024. Welcome to First Thing with Kevin Mano.

Real quick, 10-minute look at all the top headlines across the board as you start today, and this show starts right now.

And we always start with the top story. There's major news out of South Korea right now.

Yesterday was a crazy day over there.

First, the country's president, Yun Suu Kyo, declared martial law vowing to eliminate

anti-state forces.

He's been fighting with the opposition over there, which is control of parliament.

It was the first martial law declaration in South Korea in more than 40 years.

He was going to take over the media and use power to stop his opponents, basically.

Well, less than three hours after that news came out, the parliament voted to lift the declaration.

Unanimous vote. They said no, no martial law. He then announced that he was lifting the

order, so it was very short-lived.

I know there are protests in the streets calling for his impeachment,

but it remains to be seen what sort of fallout will come from the events of yesterday.

All right, okay.

On to sports here.

Another update on Texans linebacker, Aziz Al-Shahare. He's the guy that hit Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

Causing that concussion, we knew there would be a penalty in the league has now suspended him for three games.

In an official statement, they pointed out that this was not his first defense of the season.

It's also reported that Al Shair is appealing the suspension.

We'll see if anything comes to that.

Another football player in the news is Aaron Rogers.

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