to appreciate flick success at bly and you have to 1st look at the tomatoes position the club was inwhen he arrived he was handed the job in november 29th changed to nikko that his side had been spanked one front for. it was embarrassing result which left behind in 4th place but the cracks had long been widening for more than a year on track was just the final straw was that which the football was and the players were reportedly unhappy with the croatians man management and training since. the flick not expected to be born savior but rather an interim solution to a sinking ship however he not only studied the course he quietly put together the world's best team. but where did it all start for a flick. of course he won 6 titles with the club in the eighty's before retiring prematurely to 2 injury that winning mentality and deep connection to the club has clearly helped him as a card. his 1st coaching stop was a bit small the lion in the 50 vision with victoria on top he wasn't particularly successful eva and even suffered relegation but in 2000 he joined the ambitious hoffenheim and t

the fundamental maxims of her policies should then sense bly change from liberty to force. when secretary adams recommended this, the world was very different. what he recommended is proven to be easier said than done in the two centuries in which the united states has filled a continent and risen to responsibilities around the world. it simply is not possible for the united states to be merely what adams called the well-wisher of those who long for freedom. it is not possible because our national premise is that the principles by which we live and that we espouse are explicitly universal. we are as our greatest president said, our 16th, mr. lincoln from central illinois, he said we're a nation dedicated to a proposition. the most important word in that proposition is all, as in all men are created equal. when john quincy adams made his pronouncement in 1821, the united states has negligible military capabilities as fitted a nation protected by two weak neighbors and to traverse oceans powered only by wind-powered ships. two centuries later the globe has been shrunk by trav

had a deep connection to his mother, who he called out for during those 9 minutes, 29 seconds, repeat bly saying he could not breathe. the prosecutor saying this is not an anti-police prosecution, this is about officer derek chauvin, who betrayed the badge, they said, and the police witnesses who testified about that betrayal. the prosecution telling the jurors what they told them in their opening statement weeks ago, that you can believe your eyes, that this is a homicide. the defense arguing that derek chauvin acted reasonably, that he followed police guidelines. chauvin taking off his mask so the jury could see him as his attorney defended him in the closing arguments. his lawyer asking jurors to consider what came before those nine minutes, the 16 minutes before and to consider other factors that could have played a role in george floyd's death. the prosecution's rebuttal, saying our task is to show that derek chauvin and his knee to floyd's neck was a substantial cause of death, not the only cause, but a substantial one. reminding the jurors of the 9-year-old girl who testified and w

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carl bly captured the discovery on the go pro. he does searches and rescues of lost stuff in the river all the time. when he came across something gold, shiny, round he knew it had to be special. he posted on social media and facebook users were able to track down the owner. he set up the ring return not far from where we found it. ú>> >> still fits. >> that's me. you are my hero. thank you. i'll remember this moment for the rest of my life. >> adam says his wedding ring slipped off during a casual swim over a week ago. he is happy. i bet the wife is happier because she's like adam, get that ring back on. >> you better find that ring some way somehow. it was kind of like cinderella with the slipper. slipped right back on. >> exactly. it fits. >>> president biden ending america's longest war. >>> why some veterans have mixed feelings about the withdrawal. >> reporter: a shooting suspect barricaded inside a san jose home. a tense standoff advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a

enter carl bly, who came across the ring on saturday, while on one of his regular dives. he posted photos to social media and adam reached out. >> i will remember this moment for the rest of my life. i can pass the story, eventually down to my grandchildren, and share this with them. i will not lose it, i promise you. >> carl runs a facebook group called american river lost and found. he regularly posts photos of items he finds to reunite them with their owners. how in the world? >> see, i thought thought that story was cool. i know you were voting for astrology. >> of the final story of the day? >> that's because i wanted to show off i know you are a cancer, that's the only reason. >> what's your sign? >> ima virgo. >> i can see that. >> i knew you would say that. it does make sense though. >> it makes a lot of sense. i've got the crystals. i know we were talking about crystals a few days ago. i'm a little into it, but i like the rings story. i didn't know how many people lost their wedding rings. noah, our executive producer has lost his wedding ring before. i was on a

united beat granada at old trafford to co mforta bly comfortably go through is for no winners on aggregated pride takes them a step closer. slob you hadn't lost at home for a 21 games. but arsenal... pepe school started six minutes then sealed the tie. soon as snow had the penalty to —— no 31 on aggregate. second a trophy would help them stand out even more. he stilljust 19 and wants to play for england this summer. goes like this make him hard to ignore. this was one of arsenal is best nights of the season against a side who'd roughed up to british teams before. is thatjust danced around them for for —— no. arsenal now look to the next round against their former manager. manchester united won this tournament four years ago. this year at theirfront line spend tournament four years ago. this year at their front line spend too much for most teams. bonnie and a late goal made it comfortable against granada. they go into the semis. they could all lead to a final between two primarily clubs wherefore arsenal that there would be more at stake. at 26 year in europe it all depends on this trophy.

the number one enemy of black people, and he talks that he's been suffering some afflictions, presume blyhe cia and by the united states government and some of him responded to these messages and he said i've suffered multiple home break-ins, food poisonings, assaults, unauthorized operations in the hospital, mind control. again, it portrays someone who perhaps, again, this is going to be a very difficult thing for investigators to figure out the motivation because he appears to be suffering from mental health issues, at least he says that on his postings. he describes having a lot of issues that he was dealing with. he obviously saw what happened on january 6th. everyone saw what happened on january 6th and perhaps that gave him the idea that this is something that he could carry out. again, this is something that law enforcement has been very, very worried about. this is now the work of the fbi, the work of the u.s. capitol police and the metropolitan police to try to get to the bottom of all of his motivations to look through social media postings, go to talk to his family members and

anna: we see that with the nikkei under pressure down bly . what about weakness in the dollar? what is driving this? >> you look at the euro. we see euro strength again. you can say yes, the vaccination rollout, maybe that lifted the pound up in the early hours of trade earlier. does that add up to dollar weakness? what do you think is the real driver? mark: there is a lot of underlying bearishness. we knew going into this year is one of the big consensus -- people feel trade is ready to resume. this longer-term dollar downtrend. the early indications are trade will be negative in upcoming data. people are ready to get back on the dollar story. on the others, the euro, people are getting excited by this idea europe is ready for a vaccination catch-up. this has been a lot talked about, but i have sympathy. with euro-dollar upside, i just get worried when i have not heard a single person argue against the trade. anna: impressive german rollout statistics. let me ask about the earnings story. it is very much front of mind for you. -- not because it is front of mind for you. we had

i do think we need to get back to some element of faith and practice it and i don't bly into the notionis is post-christianity society. i really don't think so. i think people are changing the way they ingest information i see more people, many other pastors are telling me the same thing than any before because of technology, our congregations have no walls. it is not about a building. my church has been empty or virtually empty or nearly empty for 400 days but all of a sudden through technology people have been connecting from all over the world. this is an opportunity for religious leaders to become more diverse and to understand that you are no longer just speaking to the who people who live around your church and dress the way you do, and you're speaking to the world and greater diplomacy has to be ensued, because your congregation is not decreasing, it is increasing because it is virtual. when i say don't drop the mic, don't mess this up, by having a community message and a global microphone. neil: but you must remember where you come from, right? you grew up in west virginia, as y