lo sabe gustavo matosas quien hablaba con celso borges, el hombre del golazo.nicaragua. buscan una soluciÓn a esta situación que vive el conjunto tico. xavi: por primera ocasiÓn el equipo encuentra dos goles y lo hacen el primer tiempo. esta nuevamente el gigantÓn, waston. aparece el elemento de cincinnati. allan cruise puede ser otro de los rematadores. la pelota ¡gol! ¡gooooooool! ¡gooooooool! ¡de costa rica! ¡el balÓn que dramÁticamente pasa, nadie lo toca, nadie remata y termina en el fondo de la red, de justo lorente que no lo puede creer! ¡al minuto 45, de la zurda de elÍas aguilar! ¡lo gana costa rica! >>la falta cobrada por elÍas aguilar que buscaba un centro de segundo poste, resulta que luis copete, deja pasar la pelota, que su arquero va por ella, y el arquero cree que la va a sacar de cabeza y termina mintiÉndolo en la porterÍa. xavi: lo estÁ ganando costa rica 3-0 a usa y regresamos. oh, españa. casa de la grand mcextreme bacon burger de mcdonald's. carne fresca, tocino ahumado applewood y queso gouda. para conseguir una, tendrías que... buscar tu

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taiwan is a very special project from our director general peter lim borg went there for the opening of taipei office the body year ago and and those over you saw there took him out to one of the best taiwanese restaurants tintype phone and apparently there he fell in love with taiwanese cuisine and the idea was born that he from there he said let's do something on time when he's cuisine and that's how it happened because it's. talking with christine very different chinese it is which i found out nice cuisine well 1st of all it's chinese cuisine as we know it is nothing like the cuisine that they would serve in china which is also nothing really like the cuisine to serve in taiwan but. because taiwan. and china have a special relationship that there's a there's a definite influence on the on the cuisine taiwanese cuisine but i will say taiwanese cuisine is about fusion it's very very healthy very fresh it's not greasy i associate chinese food with being very greasy going to austria that you know no no no not at all it's very clean and that's what i liked about it because i didn't gai

to get bored most of them are cheap and environmentally friendly eugene i'm afraid you haven't been borg and thank you anyway. now a car race like that while the media combines beautiful italian countryside and stunning traditional architecture with painstakingly restored vintage cars it's an enjoyment for days and to take your car has to have been produced before 957 we joined 2 professional racing drivers in a classic mercedes sports car with go indoor. leave it to italy to make car racing look this good to me is nothing if not stylish in the 1957 mercedes 300 s l l in new york and zefi a flourish from germany to professional race car drivers together for 4 days through the heart of the bloody top. staff it's a real challenge for both of us an 18 year old driving to the $2000000.00 euro column at the start of the it's not bad right. eleanor is one of europe's most successful female racecar drivers. is a few flourish as a rising star a year ago she was lucky to survive a major crash in macau but that didn't stop her dream of piloting a formula one racer and she won't be stopped today yo

our sources now are the borg of the u.s. have beaten sweden to no to become the last of 5 teams to advance into the knockout stages with a perfect record of 3 wins out of 3 the game was just minutes old when leave lindsay horan reacted quicker than the swedish defense the pope this newspoll into the net in the 2nd half this would still be clear their lines was more giving toby his chance to make it to sweden will nevertheless finish in 2nd place in group f. enjoying the usa follow fine for the round of 6 teams. all right you're watching news up next it's d.w. business with is stephen beardsley i'm sure he will shoot your company stick around . how about taking a few or. so you could even take a chance on love. don't expect happy ending. the church. it's. a small split splitter.

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and it was basically about how -- borg, and they had this rivalry, and they hate each other but theyed each other because they brought out the best. this is exactly like that. not only did they meet at depositions and so on, they called each other. and they began speaking for hours at a time. i've heard these tapes. and at one second they'll -- steven cohen will be saying to gary, you know that's my site, i invented sex on the internet, it's not yours, you stole it from me, and he was like, what are you going to do it with anyway? i'm not going to do banner ads. what are you, crazy? that's how i made -- and then the they would exchange notes, tell each other to f-off and hang up. [laughter] is it was a crazy -- they were both bright, they needed each other, and they kind of loved, had this love/hate thing going. so it was really bizarre. >> hang on one sec. >> yeah. >> so in doing the research for your book, you met successfully with gary -- >> by the way, can i just thank my wife for allowing know research this for ten years? [laughter] [applause] you know, honey, i have to go to an

advance to the knockout stage this after a resulting 4 victory over south africa martina voss took them borgs team were barely tested over 90 minutes and will head into the last 16 with their heads held high. gemini power the pressure on south africa from the get go and force an early kona melanie lloyd post on the ball of the line for the open a. gemini told by ana by honest defense apart again and again and extended their lead on 28 minutes tom davis gifted the best 2nd of the tournament. and it was 3 just before the break outs and legs on the city how it seemed it's a hot time with smiles on their faces. they didn't wait long to school after the restarts you know monkey with the rebound to make it cool. and then julia given how the ball in the back of the net but both efforts were ruled offside. until the final score was germany when their group and remain unbeaten in the world cup group stage game since 1995 south africa at home pointless. in group 8 at the women's world cup norway joined hosts france in qualifying for the last 16 after a 21 win over south korea the koreans are now elimin

merchants and bankers and alex borg who were responsible for the industrial development and also benefited hugely from it. these days the textile industry no longer plays a big role in our sport where tourism has become a very important source of income there were 850000 overnight stays by visitors last year the figure has doubled over the past 20 years. you can find water everywhere in the old town of book like this will with spring water that you can drink. and this is the waterworks at the red gate it is the oldest preserved waterworks in germany. the off origins hope that one day the city's historical water management system will be declared a unesco world heritage site and attract more visitors. the ensemble of towers and well houses has supplied drinking water to the people of book for almost 500 years. paddle wheels over the canal helped transport the water up into the towers from there the fountains of the city were supplied with fresh water. today only the structures and the plants remain. but at the. last on the lake river you get an idea of how the people of book used their weal

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from deuce borg. yes take hello. how you. hello thanks for inviting me. then how long have you been wrapping it up from some of the fly started when i was 15 and now i'm 30 my 1st and foremost i make music for myself music always help me no matter how sad i was feeling. and that's how it is for me too some days i feel sad because people were mean to me or whatever. and on other days i feel good. and yeah i wonder if you might have met marcus before how many schools did you go to. 15 so yeah 15. i went to 40. 2 straight years in a small bass. yeah right 15 schools because i wasn't always as nice as i am now i used to pull girl's hair when they had braids. yeah. thank you for the interview thank you for coming. so i said it was cool many times you know. the friend that. you have to hold the phone the other way well it'll turn out better. it's my birthday and i'm 35 years old even if i feel more like 10 or 11. i'm looking forward to the party. lots of people are coming and i'm looking forward to it. oh. i like it when they're long. gone i look almost like a

a marxist agitator voles i look some borg roach bush was the size he mimics order of peace and the rule of law but it is wading in its own blood filthy and a sonnet the russian revolution was the honorable salvation of international socialism. russia november 917 the bolsheviks led by vladimir lenin seized power the country descended into a bloody civil war between communist and anti communist forces. british french and us troops were sent to various parts of the country to fight the bolsheviks captured allied soldiers were shown in propaganda films. lenin denounced the foreign intervention. but. it. was like oh yeah. i the russian revolution divided you're a bunch later the entire world i. was. in december 1918 woodrow wilson became the 1st sitting u.s. president to visit europe his delegation included franklin delano roosevelt a system. navy secretary and future president. wilson attended a series of preliminary negotiations ahead of the paris peace talks. wilson and his wife edith arrived in the french capital on december 14th the city gave them a tumultuous welcome i we will build a

i'm such a borg person. >> you do the face mask. >> i do the face mask.isgusting here there's a lot of garbage, jimmy. >> true. but we're so used it to it but come on it's the most beautiful city in the world in the daytime. >> between 12:00 and 3:15. yeah >> oh, my god. d you watch the debate >> i did >> what are your thoughts? >> you know, i have a couple first of all there's too many people running. >> yeah.e >> i'm likthis is not a field hockey audition try out why are there 20 democrats trying to run. they always ask the question, what are you going to do your first day, your first hour, like, nody's going to do anything in their first hour of their job. they're ways like medicaid it's like, you're looking for the closest place for lunch. unck unpag, you're getting nothing done. >> you want to know the closest chipotlely. >> yest they're nocomplishing anything in the first two months, right. i don't know >> but politics in general you were telling me back stage you have nothing but respect for anyone who decides to devote their live politics, why is

comfort or advise them on how to cope with their stress their fears for their future her situation to be borg ready. for the refugees the period of waiting in hong kong was a relief. but they were also plagued by unsightly over the next step getting across hong kong's border to freedom. to that end needed the cooperation of the british are far sees who controlled hong kong's borders. security it and post-office it was crucial to persuade the british to play along it is ridge so i went to a friend who was the deputy political advisor to the governor a jew and you can see but as i said i have where question is staying at my house. there are 2 options would. do if either he goes public and holds a press conference or shingle fills or. we find a way to smuggle him to france fool who basically put it at the table for. those facilities to do this she british knew the chinese leadership psyche and immediately understood that beijing couldn't be made to look like the loser in the deal did it must never emerge that the dissidents had come through hong kong. so our unit was immediately formed with the

she is borg. she has boring taste. i don't think anybody care what is she is into.y project for herself and chelsea. she doesn't understand how hard producing compelling television is. it is one of the most competitive in the entertainment industry. how arrogant of her to think she can just swoop in and produce things people want to watch. she is going to put her name on a few things and go to the premier and walk the red carpet. they have the newspapers, the networks. what more do they want? greg's point? donald trump is probably the most successful television producer out there. he is producing a hell of a great presidency right now. no one is going to watch netflix when you can watch trump. there is never a repeat. hollywood has given be the clintons so much money. think about how much money they have donated to the clintons since 1990 when he was running for governor and for president and for re-election and then they are campaigns and then you had the clinton global initiative. she is running for president. actually, we will let you do this too. i think this is

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so you could have a state of arising of women and should be against the borgs or gay people the lgbtqnd corporations pull out but they don't pull out when the racist voter suppression allows people to get in office that then pass the policies against the lgbtq community and we have to find a way to connect policy racism and the disparaged impact where people may never be mean to you outwardly or call you an ugly name or may never say the n-word but every day they are implementing policies that are imbued with disparity impact. >> they are, sir. and what we have to understand and admit to ourselves is is how often the people who have done that have also been democrats. we've had democrats with moral equivocati equivocation, if your a democrat you appoint an attorney general who understands racism in the criminal sentences and racial disparity in our economics and not only understands about racial disparity in voting rights but actually does something about it and doesn't pretend that you could do that if your also playing footsies under the table with the people who represent the force

with their hair and the wind issue, how about one of those tennis headbands, in the style of bjorn borghe dog on a speedboat look! this weekend, the scottish borders is hosting a mountain bike race with a difference. the competitors will all be on electric bikes to give them extra power, speed and distance. organisers hope it will make the sport more accessible. we sent mike bushell to give it a try. in the hills of southern scotland, a mountain bike revolution. professional downhill racer tracey moseley is back, but now also competing on electric mountain bikes. it allows you to go further and faster in many ways, and it allows you to access terrain that i probably wouldn't have gone and done multiple laps of the circuit, i can now do it without assistance. and it is encouraging people who have never ridden a mountain bike to get out and have a go, and i think that is what is one of the most amazing things. this enables the racers to go further, faster, and be more competitive over more extreme courses, while the beginners like myself are able to sort of keep up and tackle courses that

the last 50 years in keeping a republican supreme court nominee off the court, and that was robert borg. and the person who led that fight on the judiciary committee was joe biden. he's someone who has fought for a woman's right to choose throughout his career, and as he looked at the unprecedented crisis that we're in right now, he felt that he could no longer support closing off any avenue. >> again, this is beyond a position change, though. this feels like there is a change of principal here. this is what i mean. this is a letter joe biden wrote when he was a u.s. senator to a constituent. he's talked about the issue this way for decades. i heard him. he said on this question of funding abortions, those of us who are opposed to abortions should not be compelled to pay for them. the government should not tell those with strong convictions against abortion, such as you and i, that we must pay for them. i'm trying to understand the connection. you say the right to choose is under attack. you're right, it's been decades now joe biden has been out there saying, i support the right to choo