pena un poco, deja a tyler boyd.ra sargent. presentador: estÁn esperando el segundo palo, cerca, pero tienen que empezar a ser mÁs clÍnicos. presentador: luego no te lo perdonas, tambiÉn veo el tema de la novatez del equipo de estados unidos, a veces es demasiado noble, cuando el contragolpe del gol comenzÓ, nadie cometiÓ una falta, termÍnalo antes de que empiecen, ese es el colmillo de algunas selecciones, y este equipo aÚn es joven. presentador: no iba a llegar, controla la misma, en esta ocasiÓn la selección estaba buscando esa pelota, vemos el banquillo para el equipo del maestro Óscar. presentador: estaban haciendo ejercicios pre competitivos. tenemos entonces a martÍn campaÑa, a joan gonzÁlez, tenemos a ÑÚÑez, 13 gastÓn silva, 17 laxalt. parece que podrÍa ingresar brian lozano en el conjunto. presentador: valverde jugando por fuera, se nos ha ido el segundo tiempo, una vez mÁs para el danubio uruguayo, paciencia, otra vez muslera. vamos con cÁceres. otra vez para sebastiÁn c. gimÉnez. presentador: se vienen tod

. >> corporal boyd chatted with scott for three long hours.e whole time, he was cooperative and helpful. >> you know, the standard questions that we would ask is, is anyone having an affair? are you having an affair? no. >> was she having an affair? no. >> good marriage, happy marriage, christian marriage? >> right. i asked them did they argue? no. >> scott answered all their questions about what teresa was supposed to be doing that morning. he phoned teresa from his morning job on the farm, and then two hours later she called him. but the call faded out. he couldn't hear a thing. >> scott said that it sounded like she was on the road. >> he thought nothing of it then, he said. but now was it a distress call? no way to know. but there was one thing that call certainly cleared up for investigators. scott could not have killed teresa. he was something like 30 miles away up near tuscaloosa, had a breakfast receipt to prove it. >> he stopped at hardees and had a receipt showing he was there. >> so he rejoined his family. caught up in the terrible

josÉ: hay que estÁ boyd.merman ahora hÉctor herrera que se frena y se lleva mckennie . gallardo jugando tras con hÉctor moreno y eto'o controla y juega lateral con reyes. y los goles que empiezan a coreÁrselas tribuna. pulicic recupera ibarretxe. recupera la pelota para morales. tapa la pelota hÉctor herrera y laterales para estados unidos. la tiene jugando con boyd. trapp juega para cannon. cannon que tiene nueva competencia en las laterales con sergiÑo dest ya nos platica grasa quÉ esperar ese nÚmero 18. ya presentÁndose con team u.s.a. marcelo: es un jugador que lo tuvimos con la sub 20. y juega mÁs como lateral derecho. acÁ juega de este lado, porque estamos buscando, en el paÍs de nosotros es difÍcil buscar un lateral izquierdo. es un muchacho que estÁ nervioso porque es el primer partido que estÁ disputando y es contra amigo que es el rival mÁs grande estados unidos. josÉ: y ante un escenario inmenso como es este " metlife stadium " aquÍ estaba moreno tocando para javier hernÁndez. chicharito se apoya p

they captain george boyd put them ahead afterfive minutes.aptain george boyd put them ahead after five minutes. they scored two more tries to lead 19—0 at the break. after half time they got their fourth try and that all—important their fourth try and that all—importa nt bonus point. their fourth try and that all—important bonus point. and they scored three more tries after that. tries for rory mcconaughey and lewis ludlum. the most notable moments of the night was a horrible no arms tackle like the usa flankerjohn quayle on 0wen farrell. he got a straight red card. refereeing has been a hot topic at the rugby world cup. the statement from world rugby a couple of days ago, referees were not clamping down enough on those sorts of tackles so a straight red card. the usa got a late try to give them some consolation at the end of a tough night, but an emphatic win for england. let's hear the views of the captain. we are pleased where we are after two games with ten points, we have conceded one try and had two fantastic experiences. tonight, 27,00

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expedition in boyd on. welcome to the book is the game here. to talk about the. coverage. 3 more points. we have. let's have a look at some of the other maps round that need to still seeking in the proof of the brief for me so you don't want to miss. this guy. t.w. . welcome to arts and culture in the throes of the literature festival here in berlin and we'll find out more about top african author chimamanda ngozi adichie also coming up it's back intrepid baker and europe correspondent. returns with his baking bread series and he'll be here in the studio. but we begin here in berlin at the annual literature festival which is a platform for presenting contemporary developments in all forms of the written word writers and academics from around the world come to the festival as well as of course the literature of the public the nigerian author chimamanda ngozi adichie is one of the top african writers around today and we met up with her at the festival . that presence is enough to fill the holes like here at the literature festival in berlin chimamanda ngozi adichie

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next preditions boyd. the enemy. hello and welcome to arts and culture well it's the world's best known pedestrian crossing the zebra stripes that abbey road in london immortalized on the cover of the famous beatles album and it's 50 years since the album's release and so we'll look at what's happening to commemorate that date and here's what else is in store . american are his tom sachs has a major retrospective on in germany where the spotlight on his sculptures and his d.i.y. methods. october fest is in full swing and we stopped by that these in in munich to check out one of the oldest attractions there the show variety theater marquee. well it was exactly 50 years ago on thursday that the iconic beatles album abbey road was released and people were celebrating today in london to commemorate an album that many people feel was the beatles greatest. back in 1969 it shot to number one in the u.k. where it proceeded to spend a total of 17 weeks hit songs that still resonate today. and my colleague melissa holroyd has

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expedition in boyd. they are watching a positive train all in the water the poorest of the poor in poor countries prodded reading education they are demanding good quality education for their children the corporate world also realize that if they have to have work quality products and good quality consumers they need good quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that in 2050 no child or no i going to build a man illiterate that is the fundamental thing that is the divine by which the nature of the body has given to us and goals rule of sledging the way that i had to look good was pledging over the right to freedom against nature dragons bog. remember that. this is deja news that a coming up in the next 15 minutes no pizza no word doc says in zimbabwe saying they won't return to duty and told a union visa who they believe was abducted by the state is released. and draining why didn't someone think of this years ago an invention that dates in rural canyons or old a heavy containers of water that was be

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expedition boyd. quadriga international talk show it's been a tumultuous week in german politics in europe resolved bitter divisions over migration the government it is said step into the abyss could friendly fire from president trump defeat one of the strongest military alliances in history kano might get some to say on quadriga. closure on. further escalation in the us china trade war over the weekend has been followed by both governments doubling down at the start of the week but its consumers will likely pay the price. also coming up things go from bad to worse in argentina as fears grow that a left wing anti austerity candidate complains next month's presidential election. this is the w. business i'm john nelda mullen in berlin welcome china has once again filed a complaint with the world trade organization against the united states its 3rd following further escalation in the trade war between the world economy the chinese ministry of call. said in a statement that washington that latest terroris

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you alexander from whom boyd was for sure one of the greatest scientists of previous times of all times when he was the most famous scientist of his time and i think he's undergoing a little bit of a renaissance at the moment and i think quite rightly so because i think his views . how he brings together the arts and the science how he says that we need to use our imagination and our feelings to understand nature i think are very relevant today as we are dealing with climate change so no one dares to talk about the wonder of nature of the beauty of nature the vulnerable beauty of our planet and i think that something that. something we could use a bit of that we could probably use today. alexander was born to wealthy parents in bergen in 1769 after a brief career working for the pressure on government he used his inheritance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and set off for america at the age of 30 accompanied by the french explorer and botanist anybody who traveled to venezuela and from there to cuba colombia peru mexico and ecuador he collected plant specimens observed animals

thank you. >> i know john boyd personally. john is a brilliant academic.e's been very influential in a lot of good airplanes. but we didn't have time to -- we had a couple of meetings with him. and mel and my aerodynamics guru, if you will, he didn't get along with him. and mel's argument -- john boyd tried to make a mathematical equation of what makes a great airplane and fighter pilot. okay? and we found -- mel's argument and they went at it a couple of meetings in a big audience. mel said you can't kwanty identify what the human being flying the airplane will be like. and that's true. remember i told you, the pilot is always the key factor in everyone that dog fights in the future. and that's where the disagreement was. but we're friends. buy me a drink. >> excellent presentation. i want to if you may clear up a rumor. and i'll go back to the movie top gun for a second. >> sure. >> all right. in parts of the movie, you hear the guys in the room and just gushes, something along those lines. what i'm asking is i've heard rumors the tom cruise's character

this is luke boyd of the yankees. beautiful catch, some of the best defense. one of the best defensive teams in basketball off today. see you latter. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: so, tekashi 69 continues to testify and there are a lot of angry, angry people based on what he's saying under oath. charles: he is naming a lot of names, one of them being a very famous rapper. we are going to get to that in just a moment, but first the dashcam video that shows the moment tekashi was kidnapped at gunpoint by his former bodyguard. harvey: which is a big part of this whole thing. charles: his former bodyguard, whose name is anthony "harv" ellison, is one of the defendants in this trial. harvey: no relations. charles: good, i'm glad you cleared that up.

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