only homegrown ingredients is basil. it's highly unlikely one will ever grow here it's imported from spain the ladies of course the first bottle while the gents keep busy shopping vegetables. suggest actually do all of the course and like culture. the majority of tourists don't come from norway good they come from all corners of the world to this north and tip the most difficult or because i had some kosher very good news from israel. and that was a good thing or because they wanted like they didn't want you know. we had to have all new to have the by cutting boards have been my parts and i said oh that's not in the budget they say ok we buy so they bought everything and like we did it was fun i learned a lot it looks beautiful scarce enjoyed delicious meals here but what do they think of active gardening i. think it's wonderful. you know now what's happening with nature and. i'm going on you have to do something because yeah basically do you think so. base a marriage and i think. i'm here with my family and we really lo

almost tropical climate in the midst of a frozen wilderness the chefs are waiting for his christened basil i. think did you see that we've got the humidity up now off to remove the tower and. yeah yeah because we're little bit from twenty one forty five so yeah definitely. i think they learned to farm by trial and error given the lack of experience to draw from what's obvious is that the greenhouses are of no use outside during the long arctic nights. in the dark season we grow mostly endorse and raft of course provide the lights provide some humidity we have to provide some nutrients. for. a three pm it's pitch dark outside. benjamin vid barnes worried he will be able to supply all his customers his capacities are strictly limited and demand is growing. spitzbergen lines over a thousand kilometers north of mainland norway all the provisions have to be flown in. benjamin vidmar is the only supplier of fresh local ingredients to the cooks and chefs here. this was just. some greens for. the photo to show to also one that was a tremendous problem could you. have been to check it out. it's ama

a student from germany hope so the seats for chris parsley and basil. yes it's do you see the crest is only six days old it's relatively fast that's what's good about it you can purchase quite a lot here and kind of had a can actually feel. funny as well aware that spitzbergen has a dismal carbon footprint she takes a strictly objective view of her work here. it's been physically stand minus personally i don't see spitzbergen as a place where people should be living because it's got such an extreme climate and it's so unsustainable to live here but i will never come a time when people don't live here anymore or deception so i think it's a very good idea to try growing on plants here. standing here plus i'm supplants. benjamin has enough to keep them busy even through the dark winter noble it a quieter time of year. actually enjoy the dark season but so how do we cope with the light season and that's the challenge but even that's very relaxed don't have to do too much but when the light comes back we get very busy and you have to run all of the time so t

susan and basil are sticking with me. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?!s my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world! like new york! from bus tours, to breathtaking adventures, tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel most bookings up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. so you can make your next trip... monumental! read reviews check hotel prices book things to do tripadvisor heartburn and gas? ♪ fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on

-- basil iq this is a more sophisticated >> we are big fans and what's your relationship with them? >> there isn't one >> come on how is it fabulous >> i have known him for a long time they don't have c gm yet >> right >> it is less expensive. >> it is a great replacement for finger sticks. it is probably a blend of a type two and type one product i view it as sort of like training wheels for getting onto a fully automated system >> is there a way to integrate it with the apple watch and not just the phone >> sure. >> to me the greatest thing would be the watch i love the phone i was going to say i could bring this out and measure it. i could go with this and be less awkward. these are all -- we had someone to talk about epilepsy even one that is as uncommon as this 16,000 pumps and 1.5 million might be using it? >> yes >> that's 16,000 now and maybe 1.5 million? >> 1.6 million use pumps >> right i'm saying this is your market >> yes you can expand it. only about 27 or 30% of type ones are using pumps because they have been so difficult and they are embarrassing. we tried to go to a

it's a great feeling for me when they can say we finally have light basile to what is there i did there is wonderful in the evenings we could never see anything even if they were cockroaches in the pot now we're happy. the following morning down his installation team set off for was us out is one of the hopes of southern morocco and is where his small business is based. the twenty eight year old entrepreneur employs four people and his business is booming. but who knew he was as that is the solar energy capital of the world and that's because a new massive power plant or. more were do that. from a distance you can see the high tower of the facility known as nor that's the arabic word for light because morocco has been relying on imports will most all of its energy its countries now counting on such major projects across a huge area seven and a half thousand mirrors surround the tower focusing the sunlight on to it this generates temperatures of more than a thousand degrees. the it all up by the nazis for saddam all we have no fossil fuels in morocco or souls that at the moment at the sa

across europe at any given time for instance his early blue and rose periods currently showing in basil's with solent but less well known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in potsdam has the goods. most of her these. are no use her high cheekbones public because it was believed to have painted his beloved wife clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for features.

across europe at any given time for instance his early blue and rose periods currently showing in basil's witsel and but less well known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in potsdam has the goods. was. it was it her eyes. her nose her high cheekbones public picasso is believed to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her but whose features are clear.

across europe at any given time for instance his early blue and rose periods currently showing in basil's wetzel and but less well known are his later works when his focus was increasingly on one single woman and the museum in pottstown as the goods. was it her audience. her nose her high cheekbones public picasso is believed to have painted his beloved wife shot clean more than any other model some four hundred times and that's not even including the numerous portraits which are not named for her but whose features are clearly hers it wasn't you know to nish more day she was of course his model and muse and lived out this role at his side in the last years of picasso's life jacqueline was really very close to her husband there are documents that also show a clean was for a time a manager of picasso's work off the. plane was married to because so during the final creative phase of his life for a long time many of her portraits were only known through black and white photos of picasso studios because the works were in the family's possession. jacqueline's daughter whose childhood portrait

tokyo salad and it houses 11 different varieties of salad plants, including letters, baby leaf and basilur clients. how about a rice paddy on the rooftop of an office building? this brewery uses rice to make japanese sake. projects like these are small scale and urbanfarming projects like these are small scale and urban farming is unlikely to change the food system on a mass scale but by maximising underutilised space across the city, these agricultural innovations are helping to transform the urban landscape. mariko 0i, bbc news, tokyo. the three our lead story at this hour and it is brexit. theresa may in the head of the european union jean—claude juncker have agreed in the head of the european union jean—claudejuncker have agreed to legally binding changes on the backstop. both sides have made the announcement on the other critical vote. the british pound jumping more than 1% on the news. let's have a quick look at the markets. helping the positive road on the us and asian markets overnight with the japanese index gaining more than 1.796. japanese index gaining more than 1.7%. the all

and i asked what does basil not go with.k. >> jimmy: are you talking about the herb, basil? >> yeah. it goes with everything. we were in that kind of conversation. >> jimmy: i understand. an herb-themed conversation. >> on a boat not ocean. i said how did you meet irene, man? they've been married 27 years. he goes oh, man i was working on an oil rig. on the weekend we'd come no and i met with these ladies at a dancer bar, in the back stage, there was the best set of legs and stockings i'd ever seen in my life. and i'd go there every night and stare at her legs and i'd say can i take you out to lunch on my boat? and she'd say no way, man. every weekend i went and i'd ask her, would she come to lunch. finally, she said yeah. i got her on my boat. it was a sunday afternoon at noon. had some lunch, i said you mind if i pull out in the bay? she said no, sure. i pulled out in the bay, and i kept [ bleep ] going, man. sailed around the world, man. she scratched my eyes out and beat me for two months and we finally got married aroun

. >> basil. >> oh, that'she secret. >> would you find ripping some basil for me. >> aim drizzling thisrain with some cheese. >> unless they make it snow. >> the kids tomorrow would hope that it snows tonight. >> i wish, i wish. >> pus the pickled -- >> here we go. chance for live guys coming up next weekend. an amazing event. starts at 10:00 a.m. and lasts all day. you'll actually hosting the event. benefiting children cancer research around the area next ek m national harbor all day, open bar. going for a goal of 2.5 million. again, you with still mke a donation chance for life. going to be a gre eve and if you can't make it this year, we've got to get you guys o there next week. word on the archdiocese -- let'k about it a little bit.we say this because lauryn is a big. eat b.c. south and east and north and west you'll need a couple of pizzas get through the next couple of days. >> go get that wine and beer and have pizza to go right along with it. i'veot to get in there and i know you guys are going to eat up. let's go ahead to our raid yar to show y what's going on. as doug was sayi

but what we're gonna do is take blanched pasta, add the meats and mozzarella, lots of it, fresh basil, we're gonna take that now and we're gonna toss this all together. i'm gonna just go here. - we're going all in, right. - and you're gonna go in. - [kimberley] perfect, oh look at this. - watch what happens now. we take the dough and we work it in. - it's like a blanket of love (laughing). - yeah, it's like wrapping up the little baby. (laughing) in 30 minutes, this is what we're gonna have. (cheering) i hope you're ready for this. what we wanna do now is we wanna invert it. - [kimberley] oh, look at that. - okay, we wanna invert it. what we're gonna do now, folks is we're gonna go in and cut a little wedge. we're gonna go in for a wedge, look at that. (gasping) we're gonna go on with a wedge. (laughing) and then look of all the goodness and there you have it. (clapping) okay, tampino! ah we got more coming, don't go anywhere. - wow. - [emeril] now here's the great thing that i love, corned beef, six hours. - [kimberley] oh, look at that. isn't that nice. - oh yeah, oh yeah. you slide

nancy: basil and sage. ben: oh, basil is popular. nancy: do you want to smell it again? ben: no.s the communication filter that most of us have. and so he just tells you exactly what he thinks. and if you don't know him, you could get offended. but it's also part of his charm. ben, i think you got to really try to collaborate better than this. ben: okay. ♪ so, this one's pleasant. it smells like lilac or something. nancy: and you're absolutely right. and jasmine. ben: okay. nancy: and there's some citrus on top. lemonis: so that's a yes. ben: this would be a yes. lemonis: so we have one yes. ben: this, i like the citrus. i think that it would be directly geared to, like -- "love you to the moon and back" would be a quote we could use or something like that. all: aww. lemonis: and so they'll go work on creating libraries of fragrances. ben: mm-hmm. lemonis: you're gonna go to work on creating designs around those four. kristin, this is a project. we have to project manage it. there's going to be dates and times and tasks, and we have to hit 'em, okay? ♪ lemonis: can we see all the

and basil smikle, former director of the new york state democratic party. greg, to you first, what is your sense of whether or not there are indictment coming and put into perspective for us because the average person watching thinks it is all or nothing here. this report and it is over. when this report is only a portion of what's going on. >> good morning. the question of whether more indictments are coming is the big question, it is impossible for anyone on the outside to know. on one hands you have the fact that this investigation has been going on for a long time. there are many, many cooperating witnesses and apparently providing hours and hours of cooperating information and so that would normally suggest that additional indictments would be forthcoming. on the other hand, we now see that some key figures on the mueller team have left or announced their departure. that would suggest that maybe the investigation is wrapped up in terms of additional indictments and the report is forthcoming here quickly. it is impossible to know. >> cynthia. what happe

basil's cathedral in moscow. welcome to all it's twenty one today with three remarkable women. the revolution three dunce changed through movement the sash of us has redefined our concept of space of the human body she's one of germany's most versatile and best known choreographer. the. photographic special relation born in iran the artist is a woman of courage she supports opponents of the regime in her home country and sees a self as a freedom fighter deploying the weapons of arms against the suppression of muslim women. the price she must pay as a life in exile. the undisputed queen of performance art marina abramovich one of the most radical artists of our time she uses her own body to convey her ideas and explore boundaries. trust remember the last page. today she's an icon. we all three these exceptional artists each has overcome a number of obstacles along their way an encounter with three unstoppable women. spring in new york twenty ten in the museum of modern art marina abramovich ventures to do what no art as the for her has ever attempted a seven hundred fifty hour p

basil grow lights in the equipment. they took off with the marijuana they found on the property, so far no arrests have been made. >>> a day of wild weather with shells from setting many parts of the bay area, hill could be seen coming down vertically and even cover one man's deck in the go to petaluma, where it also r street. all that hail in the south bay allowed for one woman to actually build this, a snowman in her yard. it was sent to us by robin christine. it was taken on snow drive in san jose. and all this bad weather, delayed flights were a or arriving an hour and 15 minutes , they report nearly all of the arriving flights earlier today were considered to be very late. the low clouds and rain significant we delayed about 80% of the departing flights as well. we go to the north bay. >> communities will have a chance tomorrow to have flood debris picked up for free. the martinez tells us tomorrow morning work crews will start picking up curbside debris. >> reporter: it is a clichi use after natura l together. it

so, our specialty cocktail for tonight is a basil-infused mojito. oh, yum! we'll take three.n, now. join us for a specialty cocktail on our specialty evening. yeah. three, please. okay. if you don't drink it, someone will. well, that brian sure is a cutie, huh? i'd kill to have those lips. i mean on me. i mean i want his lips on my mouth. can we just cut to the chase? he's got great lips. no, no, no, no, no. what are we doing here? what is this about? nothing! we just wanted to have a fun night out yeah! i don't have 45-year-old friends. well, you don't have 45-year-old parents yet, either, honey, so calm down. [ chuckles ] haley has no plan for her future whatsoever. she's living in our basement, taking community-college classes, and, well, meandering. so we're gonna take her out. we'll have some fun.

on that one of the world's premier contemporary art fairs is underway in hong kong three days out basil hong kong is showing cutting edge exhibits from around the world including works from a new wave of chinese artists and to sarah clarke found out there's a growing asian market in both creating and buying art. it's a fish eye casing some of the best contemporary art in the world two hundred forty two galleries from thirty five countries under one roof as well as the blue chip galleries is a growing presence of artists from southeast asia in this year's line up at basel i think we do stand by i would say that we are the international pop up. when i say that i really feel that you know the asian galleries are presenting some very very strong means from our part of the organizers of the fish side of the global lot landscape is changing with chinese paintings a new favorite for investors is gen fun g. set a record for chinese contemporary art with his painting the last supper selling for twenty three million dollars in twenty thirteen this year he's painting the rooster is grabbing attent

write and speak in a chair when capital in this is by the bank of international settlements the latest basil agreement kicks in on march twenty ninth and in this new iteration gold is considered to be a reserve asset for the first time in many many years so now gold is back a century in play gold as though a reserve currency for the first time in decades that's why china russia and these other countries have been aggressively buying gold and now we're back on a gold standard i know people won't cover this on c n b c or other news outlets but the gold standard effectively is as of the end of this month is back where the b.a.'s used to not count foreign currency exchange reserves they only counted gold and now they're it looks like yeah we're coming back to that i thought jim rickards will say in the last few moments here but he was saying that you know the u.s. in terms of their debt ceiling debate coming up again because now over twenty one trillion dollars in ten is our gold reserves eight thousand tons are still valued on the books at forty four dollars an ounce obviously it's thirteen hun

basil smikle. >> thank you. >> why can the president leave john mccain alone?ble is next. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this. this and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. ♪ cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected. valerie: her experience and training gave us the courage to go for it. it's our "confident forever plan"... cal: ...and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. >>> how low can the president of the united states go? yesterday he attacked a dead man. a dead war hero again. >> a lot of people are asking because they love me and they ask me about a man named john mccain. should i tell you about it or not? >> yes? i have to be honest

and that comes with pepperoni, chili honey, basil. and we have great special pies, the eagle, we have the handsome dan with clams -- >> the handsome dan. >> named after the yale mascot in new haven, connecticut. >> stay here i have to do weather fast. don't let anybody touch that i want the first piece. let's show you weather wise right now. it is onhe school side here but temperatures above average today. we saw aigh into the low to mid 60s across the area. right now 61 degrees. i love this, we have nats park here, my green screen, it's a big green screen, 61 degrees. dropping through the 50s. that'simportant, through the 50s not into the 40s. just two nights ago we were in the teens and 20s throughout the suburbs. temperatures in the 6 still. 63 in gahersburg. 67 towards huntington.ar storm team 4 rs dry, and it will stay that way. tomorrow, can't rule out aco le showers in our northern zones -- i love this song. this is my favorite so. sorry. 51 at the bus stop storm morning. 66 at recess. it's going to be nice tomorrow at recess f

. >>> oakland a's fans get up to get you to playgak is one of the best basil players.he los angeles placer close to finalizing a $432 million deal, a 12 year contract with mike trout. that would shatter the record for the largest deal in north american sports history and would beat bryce harper $330 million contract that he just signed a few weeks ago. the 27-year-old trout has already made seven all-star teams, won two mvp awards, and was named rookie of the year. >>> the st. marys basketball team left for hartford, connecticut, for their game on the villanova thursday. defending national championship team, the wildcats on thursday. head coach randy bennett and the players said they are commonly given they just beat number one gonzaga last week in the wcc conference tournament. the gaels are an 11 seed. villanova is a sixth seed. >> i'm excited for this group of guys to be able to play in this tournament. a lot of guys don't get to play in it. like a lot of players that aren't scheduled. these guys are lucky, lucky and they've had a lot to do with this, but it is just

. >>> back with us now, susan del percio and basil smikle and former executive director of the stateratic party. bazil, we start with your side of the aisle and she brought up good points and so did mark and as weeks go on we see different notes come out because we're at different stage of the election or lead up to it and what are you seeing. >> and the deadline for finance is tomorrow so we'll start to see some of the candidates reporting how much money they raised and that becomes the first primary in this cycle. so that is going to be important. but what is interesting is that over the course of the last couple of weeks, we've seen the same three fames -- three names at the top, biden and bernie and beto. and they represent the past and present and future courses of the democratic party. it bothers me a little bit that those are three white males and we need to talk about more diversity even though our sort of candidates are -- do represent that globally. but it is really interesting to see if, number one, if biden does come into this race. and number two, how much wind starts to

susan del percio and republican strategist, basil smikle from the new york state democratic party. we have 20, 30, different potentials we can talk about today. i do want to start with this. what did you like this week, of all of them, and what they may have done on the road or said this week? >> i don't necessarily like it, but listening to former governor hickenlooper this friday on morning joe was very shocking. >> you were there? >> i was there. >> and i do have that because our team -- they are a crack team and will play what happened since you bring that to our attention. hickenlooper. >> are you concerned about some factions of your party embracing socialism? >> i think there is -- the democratic party is a big camp and that is one of the things i've loved about the democratic party, they're all kinds of ideas. >> well would you call yourself -- would you call yourself a proud capitalist? >> oh, i don't know. again, the labels, i'm not sure any of them fit. >> he was asked that three times and you were sitting on the panel. >> and my mouth dropped. he opened up his statement

they say he and basil cashman for his own clients and employees and most spectacularly, they say he triedextort millions of dollars from the nike shoe company in a mafia-style shakedown scheme. he's on tape doing his best john gotti impression. in short, this guy's in serious trouble tonight. if heit calls you with a "can't fail investment opportunity," probably best to pass that one. but tonight we are wondering what happened to all the people around the creepy porn lawyer. they were a lot of them. how are they doing? the democratic officials who begged him to run for president, the donors who funded his exploratory committee. on more than anything, the medi. they truly love this t man. a>> he's a beast. >> he's a beast and he keeps topping donald trump and all of his folks in the mouth. jon meacham says he may be the savior of of the republic. >> i owe michael avenatti error prompt on mike apology. i was saying, enough, michael. i was wrong, brother. you have a lot to say. the democrats could learn something from you. >> tucker: all, a match made in heaven. they deserve each other. toni

it's a profile of basil, the pseudonyms for the best alarm specialist in london, the last of the hattoneloped his own portable jammers for mobile phones, we turn peoples mobile phones on the train before 3g came in. he was the electronics guy who shook down the alarm system during the burglary and the profile is interesting, it talks is a graduate, a man who went to cambridge but it points out the fascination with the idea of the gentleman thief and the criminalised hero and the british idea of i'm a heist and it goes into some detail about that but he's looking at ten yea rs about that but he's looking at ten years inside at the end of the day. really nice to meet you this morning, thank you for your time. andrew marr is on bbc one at ten this morning. andrew, what's on the show today? a busy week ahead, the main guest is philip hammond, the man absolutely at the centre of all the talks trying to rescue theresa may's deal for the third time next week. i am alsojoined by the for the third time next week. i am also joined by the shadow attorney general and we will talk about the aftermat

need to wash better, but we do need to wash, and i think we forgot when we buy things like parsley or basilnd that doesn't take off a lot of pesticide residue. we do need to wash our fruits and vegetables but many of us forgot. >> does the washing take the pesticides off? >> takes some of the pesticides off but pesticides live in soil and water and the plant is sucking them up for the nutrients so they can be in the tissues of the plant as well. >> we hear pesticides and it freaks a lot of people are. how worried should we be? >> pesticides are toxins. people at risk are farmers and the sprayers that you see in the haz-mat-type suit and they can cause endocrine problems, like hormone problems, neurological problems and increased risk for cancer. we do want to minimize our use of pesticides and want to support local farmers farming organically and sustainably. however, when you're consuming some of the produce that is on the dirty dozen list that we can't afford maybe to buy organically or we don't have in our neighborhood, the benefits of how fantastic kale and strawberries and spinach are

inside their kitchen they could do a little plant of basil or herbs, and it teaches kids not just howg to have more on the fourth hour as kathie lee pays a visit to a special garden she helped create. >>> we're going to get a live performance of his chart topping hit, dean lewis is here, but first this is "today" on nbc. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >>> sing me a song, dean, sing me a song. we're back with dean lewis, singer song writer from down under leaving his mark on the global music scene. his debut album a place we knew is out this friday, and it is fantastic. he's going to perform for us in a minute. dean, good to have you. congratulations to you and your mates from down under. >> they brought the band out, thank you so much. >> be all right is a huge song. what is that

unplugged it eight thirty pm local time including the acropolis of athens the eiffel tower and some basil's cathedral in moscow. this week on world stories. a shelter instead of prison for women in jordan smugglers see opportunity ahead in ireland we start out in zimbabwe in mid march cycle each day ravaged the coast of south east africa and destroyed entire villages people here have been desperately searching for family members beneath the rubble. a once bustling village reduced to a rocky field coppa was home to more than three hundred residents and government facilities when disaster struck on the night of march fifteenth residents were sleeping. very few of them survived those who did have recounted the horror they experienced in india. that i was asleep and suddenly woke up to the house destroyed but the house was full of water.

unplugged it eight thirty pm local time including the acropolis of athens the eiffel tower and some basil's cathedral in moscow. the value. is a memorial that houses the tomb of spanish dictator francisco franco the site has become a shrine for nationalists and right wing as. bad as what with it's a fascist monument a metaphor for the division of our country and a disgrace for spain and for europe. spain now plans to move franklin's remains and some victims of franco's regime are being examined from a mass grave to be given a proper burial. political future as we talk about for them i'm not sad. i'm glad that i'll finally find out whether my brother is buried here the reason executed eighty two years ago during the civil war or thought. about it.

unplugged it eight thirty pm local time including the acropolis of athens the eiffel tower and some basil's cathedral in moscow. i. for. their. lives. why do clashes between fans and police seem to be an increasingly frequent occurrence why do gatherings of fans often look like military mushes. and what's other police supposed to do. kick off reporters dave i'm shawn mendes she gave his story to the police. union to a fellow from what i call finding my feeble little flick the fall of. the fans which lasted only ten to so far as can be then but isn't.

unplugged it eight thirty pm local time including the acropolis of athens the eiffel tower and some basil's cathedral in moscow. the blue in this league is back after the international break in are just eight days left before the end of the season the stadiums across the country were packed and in for some really exciting match some mashed a twenty seven including a nailbiting finish here in development. the home fans were hoping for a win in dorman's quest to claim their first title since twenty a resurgent. looking to put the brakes on championship chase. and by i mean it would have to keep dortmund playing the best way to do that was get three points of their own in freiburg the would it be that easy. welcome to the bundesliga here. mechanically let's stay with by munich top of the table o.b. on goal difference they want.