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it was on dortmund to win last night at leipsic and even without the presence of team captain marco boyce the league leaders got the job done. leipzig were hoping their young gun t.-mo vanno would be able to break his dortmund curse he never scored against them in eight this league clashes. meanwhile dortmund coach didn't have his two top scorers in the starting line up with marco toys out injured for the first time this season and mario good said getting the nod instead of pocket while kutha and it was good so who had the first chance for the visitors but he by he must take just managed to clear the ball away. then with almost twenty minutes gone dortmund did hit the target midfielder axel vit sol hammering home for the one nil lead the belgian second goal of the season having scored the other the first time these two teams met after that the game hit a bit of a dry spell late sick lack of precision in their attack like here with the ball landing out of the reach of use of paulson. in the second half maximillian philip charged towards the leipzig goal but blew his chance to double the le

marco boyce he's in the form of his life the leader of a resurgent dortmund was voted player of the month of december and that's for the third time this season already. with three goals and one assist for the month. of penalty and then to deal with the freiburg on much they thirty. he's assisting the riviera. and second against brighton on match day fifty. unforgettable strike to make it to neil against munching on match day seventeen. i. think. ensuring maintained a six point lead going into the winter break. it's a nice feeling of course overall it was a positive first half of the season for all of us and now we're not starting from scratch but it's pretty much starting again congratulations mako royce. now found well one of our all time favorites has left. monaco the next step in a global career for a great defender. how did a shy boy from an impoverished brazilian neighborhood transform into a. first strike his goalkeepers a like. him you know. what is the secret for a thirty six year old to continue performing at such a high level. if you think this is the unlikely story of a loving

but it's getting ramped up in los angeles where simone boyce is. simone?: hey, we're still here in downtown l.a. we've got grand park over here and this is the area where a lot of these demonstrators are gathering to hear performances from this stage on the steps of city hall. they heard from laverne cox earlier today from connie britton. people say they really resonated with the messages they've been hearing on that stage. one thing that the organizers of the l.a. women's march have really been trying to do is make sure that everyone feels included like ali mentioned on the heels of that controversy that has been rocking the national organization. so we've been seeing a lot of signs talking about unity like the one that vera has made here. why is unity such an important take away for today's event? >> movements like this absolutely rely on unity and solidarity and we've got millions of women around the world that are standing up and taking action. >> reporter: thank you so much. another thing is, people here are already looking ahead to '20, seeing a lot

media terms fake news as though news had previously been honest and accurate until online platforms boyce told her in the media outlets that she could have stories that were less than accurate and even potentially misleading but the british documentary and adam curtis had first seen if not predicted the rise of fake news this way sixteen felt hyper normalisation describe the landscape where people increasingly look to validate their personal realities in a hall of mirrors of online portal echoing political voices that reinforce their previously held. it is perhaps best exemplified in social media dictatorship but search engine optimization to tailor its content to our personal life. and modifying our behavior patterns but in a world where citizens have been replaced by consume. content information to justify old patterns are left to wonder is our reality like the internet a construct of our own. feel. pretty. good looks like how real the christmas would be. nice to see the new products it seems. like you. would that we. would freeze to death. because. there's a phrase that's been part of

behind a second referendum because of course the second referendum while remaining remains supporting boyce's opinion keen on that to seeing it as a way of stopping bracks that it might also be a way of getting public support for the prime minister's plan and helping get that through so a lot of things can happen and we'll be watching this piece carefully you talked about a snap election that something jeremy corbin would love he's demanded a general election if this deal is defeated as expected just how vulnerable is to raise of mice government. i think that they are very vulnerable but they're in a different type of position so without getting into all the legal aspects of it wind in two thousand and ten there was a coalition government part of that coalition government agreement between the little democrats and the conservative party was to effectively change the rules about calling into confidence vote that affectively made it more difficult for parliament to to end the government and force a real force a new election and so what that has gone. and at that time was it got the confidence o

media terms fake news as though news had previously been honest and accurate until online platforms boyce told her in the media outlets that she could have stories that were less than accurate and even potentially misleading but the british documentarian adam curtis had first seen if not predicted the rise of fake news sixteen felt hyper normalization to describe the landscape where people increasingly look to validate their personal realities in a hall of mirrors of online portal echoing political voices that reinforce their previously held beliefs it is perhaps best exemplified in social media technocratic dictatorship the search engine optimization the tailor's content to a personal life. modifying our behavior patterns but in a world where citizens have been replaced by consumers monitored and fed called information to justify old patterns are left to wonder is our reality.

beaten unconscious with a piece of wood police suspect that the attack was politically motivated boyce's across the political spectrum have condemned it. was we've heard the attack has been roundly condemned indeed including by many of magnets as political opponents justice minister tweeting the following. foreign minister excuse me violence can never be an answer to political arguments regardless of the target or motive there is no justification for it what so ever now anyone who commits such a crime must be punished the leader of the social democrats and had this to say the a.f.d. is a political opponent of our tolerant and peaceful society but those who fight the party and their politicians with violence betray our values and jeopardize our coexistence i strongly condemn the attack on frank magnets and tempos demeanor of the greens want to be a fifty's fiercest adversaries tweeting the following i hope that the assailants are caught and prosecuted swiftly there is no justification for violence even against the a.f.d. if you fight hate with hate hate always wins. some other stories now

. >>> let's get now to msnbc news signal host simone boyce who's in l.a.were a lot of celebrities at that march, this year i'm told laverne cox is the headliner and just spoke, right? >> reporter: yes, that's absolutely right. let me first show you around where we are right now at the women's march. we are here in grand park. these demonstrators made their way through downtown los angeles starting at persian square and ending up here at the steps of city hall where they heard from speakers like laverne cox and connie britton. i did cover this event last year and there was a hefty amount of star power here last year. people were hearing from people like natalie portman and vie olea davis but they are listening intently to what these speakers have to say. one thing i want to talk about here is the messaging we're hearing today. i've been asking people, in it's third year, is this march still about trump? take a look right over here. you got a baby trump balloon flying over this demonstration, so, of course, that is part of the conversation but it's not every

i'm joined now by a boyce's correspondent josh smith he's than seoul for us hi josh how serious should kim straight be taken. well i think his speech today underscores the fact that both washington and pyongyang are unlikely to support a continuation of the status quo this will increase pressure on both sides to try to make some kind of progress on those sanctions as well as denuclearization of north korea the united states forces that there has not been enough progress by all of korea towards actually giving up its nuclear weapons and while kiam as you highlighted in his speech today is showing some impatience with what he sees as america's insistence on continuing the sanctions. and josh came to an end donald trump for that historic summit what's been achieved. well between the united states and north korea not a lot there have been some negotiations but many of the talks that the two sides have plant have fallen through both camp in trying to say that they are committed to trying to meet and get it next year and there will be increased pressure for them to show some kind of specific

protect our sovereignty in achieve peace on the korean peninsula and to the east i'm joined now by a boyce's correspondent josh smith he is than seoul for us hi josh how serious should kim straight be taken. well i think his speech today underscores the fact that both washington and john are unlikely to support a continuation of the status quo this will increase pressure on both sides to try to make some kind of progress on the same issues as well as killers ation of course korea the united states or says that there's not been enough progress by the list towards actually giving up its nuclear weapons while as you highlighted in his speech today is showing some impatience with what he sees as america's insistence on continuing the sanctions. and josh kim jong un and donald trump made for that historic summit last year in what's been achieved since then. well between the united states and north korea not a lot there been some negotiations but many of the talks that the two sides plan have fallen through both key and front say that they are committed to trying to be a good next year and there w