we heard he was training with derren a club with a strong use development. so we got in touch. and he was just awesome but he's 16 so we've still got 3 or 4 tournament's in him was a good lad good. football followers among goal you obviously know that my child vice hails from a multi world cup winning nation. he's someone who knows what it feels like to win . for a journeyman coach like vice germany's 24 team title was massive. but i was so happy when we won the world cup and it would be humorous also because of the effect for german coaches abroad but. it was terrible to see us play so awfully in $28.00 seems to be we could barely put 2 passes together. which he's used to with his lads from mongolia's under 23 so i have their last 9 games they've lost 7 and drawn to. anyone who wants to evolve as a footballer probably needs to leave the country like a man's did. i want to play soccer the next level maybe go to university. in the states or maybe seeing. through university soccer and the canadian league and from. despite the sobering results. the general secretary of the mongoli

. >> reporter: but neil armstrong, buzzal derren and michael collins weren't geologists.t was up to these two to train them. >> initially they were not that enthusiastic about being geology, they were jet jockeys. >> i think the term is fly jocks. >> well, you can select whatever term you want. in any case, they were not particularly interested, but once they got into it, they found it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: other words they got a crash course in geology. they trained at a nearby cinder field and studied rock formations. nearly 4,000 feet in diameter and more than 500 feet deep. it's believed to have been created by an impact approximately 50,000 years ago. >> eugene schumaker used this as his laboratory to show the astronauts how to identify the different rocks once they got to the moon. >> reporter: meteor crater tour guide jeff beale says they didn't have much time to learn. >> they were here for about two days. >> two days? that's a hell of a crash course. >> reporter: but the trainees also brought common sense. >> buzz aldrin walked past this limestone and ri

the pentagon isn't able to confirm this initial assessment that is showing up in some news reports derren but a cent come official is confirming to al-jazeera that at the request of the united arab emirates the u.s. military is helping in their investigation now the associated press is reporting that apparently all 4 of these vessels to saudi ships one emirates the ship and one norwegian ship were all a hit with explosives and have a hole in the water line of their vessels about 5 to 10 feet wide and that of sensibly means that they're no longer seen worthy and they've had to go into port so that they can try to be repaired the question is whether or not this isn't fact the work of the iranian government or of proxies for the iranian government no one wants to address that question not even brian hook who is the state department's special envoy for iranian matters he was asked about this by reporters overnight as they were leaving brussels headed for sochi russia and he would not comment on whom he thought might have been behind this attack but certainly there is concern here in washingto