the day was the match between being interrupted twice due to an offensive banner in by a fan blog byers scored 4 goals in the 1st half to put the match out of reach thomas moore had 2 assists and continuous score 2 but then biron fans started insulting hoffenheim owner didna hall and the players were ordered to. walk off the pitch the teams eventually returned for the final 13 minutes but refused to play properly. you're watching news from the lead more news as always in 45 minutes. after. what secrets lie behind swaps. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 368 get the map now. is the shaman race destroying itself. we are ruining the basic elements of our existence we're using too much water.

hoffenheim but the story of the day was the match being interrupted twice due to an offensive banner in byers fan block byron scored 4 goals in the 1st have to put the magic out of reach thomas miller had 2 assists and silly because you know scored 2 but then biron fans started insulting hoffenheim owner and dietmar hall and the players were ordered to walk off the pitch the teams did eventually return for the final 13 minutes run to they refused to play properly instead having a kickabout between themselves to run down the clock. and while all of that was going on dortmund kept up the pressure on 2nd place lives with a narrow victory over freiburg jade and sand show was the difference between the 2 sides the englishman finished from torgan has aren't cross after 15 minutes it was goal number 14 in his incredible bundesliga season dortmund clung on to their lead their level on points with leipsic who play on sunday. well the prestigious golden and silver bears have been handed out at the berlin knowledge international film festival iranian filmmaker mohammad russell off was awarded the top pr

other 3rd place dortmund travels to 4th place mentioned blood back today in their pursuit to dethrone byer new nick neither side can afford to drop points off the field both clubs hope their fans behave after offensive banners caused controversy in recent weeks. i. just couldn't resist. the standard game. this weekend to title hopefuls against each other 3rd place dortmund travels to 4th place back today in their pursuit to dethrone by their side can afford to drop points as we're hearing off the field both clubs hope their fans behave after offensive batters cause controversy in recent weeks. already beaten. back twice in the league cup they season now they go to go back needing another win to keep the pressure on at the top. weekend was more labored and hoped. i. was surprisingly only a substitute but is expected to return to the starting line up fellow january recruit. has also impressed the gladbach coach. rio. we know dortmund added 2 important players in january and that means the challenge is even more exciting for us don't wonder a very strong team who have the ambition to be germa

ditmar hop while bahrain's own match at half and i was stopped twice and the players left the pitch and byers coach says he's aware of the protests might not end there. is a club more used to making headlines on the pitch right now what happened off issues dominating the sports pages protests against hoffenheim owner de mar hopes interrupted by ends game at hoffenheim on saturday binds coach admits moving on from that might not be so easy. in the. mind of months of. the sporting performance of my team was ultimately spoiled by our own fans. these are people who should normally stand with the club. i can't approve of the actions they took. the half. this is the man drawing fans ira has poured hundreds of millions into hoffenheim ensuring their quick rise through the german leagues that's long made him a target for football purists did not mince their words as on saturday trance like these are angry at how hope was given an exception to rules preventing clubs falling under majority ownership those rules are designed to give fans the final say on club matters supporter group said saturday's prot

byer officials are alarmed the timeline that the president discussed.illiam bryan speaks with a leading public health voice who has warned of a risk of being -- bringing peoe back tckly. >> i'm joined by one of the naons leading epidemiologists. this is mark lipsitz with the horvard th chance of public health and specializes in infectious diseases. thank you very much for being here. i know you heard that prior conversation paul solomon had i want to talk about this argument that seems to be gaining currencyon, that the ic pain of what we are doing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is too much to spread, too much in comparison to the viruske what do you f it? >> i think what's clear is there will be a lot of economic pain and no responsible epidemiologist, because we care about other kinds of disease and suffering, would try and minimize that. the issue is that the size of the pain we are feeling from the virus no is growing exponentially. the purpose of social distancing is topr slow thed and ideally turn over the curve of the epidemic so that w

if you have ever heard of samuel hm byers. ring a bell to anybody? wrote a lot about the soldier experience. what it felt like to be in battle. he wrote an account, just finished the assaults book and wrote about going into battle on may 22. he was tasked to bring ammunition forward on mules. big boxes of ammunition on this mule. he got to the top of the hill and stopped, wouldn't go. they beat him with sticks and everything and he wouldn't go. his big ears were flopping, hitting the ammunition and all that. then i guess one stung him in the rear and and he took off where they wanted him to go. he wrote many years later and i think it kind of sums a lot of us up, a good, touching exclamation point to all of this. he calls it where are they all today? 40 years ago, -- 1000 cheers, our bosoms stirred, my comrades wept, they say. they are in line, the glorious army stood. there the midnight stars shall shine. they kept the bivouac's, by the way. now 30, 000 blue coats slept. where are they all today? different roads where columns lead, listening to midn

biery byers, does that rin bell to anybody? wrote about what the soldier experienced, what it felt like to be in battle. he wrote an account -- again, just finished the assaults book. he wrote about going into the battle on may 22nd, and he was tasked to bring ammunition forward on a mule. they put two big boxes of ammunition on this mule and he got to the top of the hill and just stopped. wouldn't go. and they beat him with sticks and everything. and he wouldn't go. his big old ears flopping with the bullets going around, hitting him with boxes of ammunition. one stung him in the rear end or something and took off where they actually wanted him to go. things like that. so he wrote a poem many years later and i think it sums a lot of this up but it kind of puts a good touching exclamation point to all of this. he calls it "where are they all today" written years later. 40 years ago, to me it was yesterday. anchored in the bay. a thousand cheers our bosom stirred my comrades wept when grant would speak a kindly word. where are t

well, it turns out, reporting from my colleague dylan byers has found out the white house has reached out to these big companies to say, could we do this? could we use anonymized location data to track people's movements and, in doing so, get some sense of how things are moving and how the disease might be transmitted across the country, ali? >> can we or do you trust the anonymization? in other words, listen, after 9/11, many americans willingly gave up some liberties in exchange for security, and a lot of people warned at the time that's a dangerous thing to do. but these things ebb and flow. this much more like 9/11 than it is like the recession insofar as there is a public security component to this that is completely worrisome, which allows people to bring their guard down a little bit and say if you can stop the spread of this disease using technology, have at it. do you believe there is a way this can be done responsibly without all of the fears you and i have spent the last, i don't know, five years talking about, about privacy? >> i mean the essence of our friendship, right,