. >> good afternoon, my name is david boies. >> the outside counsel for theranos was david boies. >>orter: he was on the winning side of history making cases. >> for theranos employees he was a scarecrow. they thought if they expressed their misgivings, that it would be david boies and his law firm that would be coming after them. >> they get him to take on "the wall street journal" and any other news outlets that even came into the crosshairs of theranos. >> david boies and two of his associates at boies schiller came to our newsroom. their demeanor was very aggressive. they had proceeded to tell us that i had misappropriated theranos trade secrets. a 23-page long letter comes a few days after that and that letter is essentially a searing indictment of me as a journalist angd the and the threat is very explicit that theranos is going to sue if we proceed any further with this story. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the journal that theranos was threatening. >> did theranos have a private investigator follow at any time to your knowledge? >> yes. >> tyler emails me to let me know that

. >> reporter: david boies was known for being one of the most aggressive litigators.he was on the winning side of history-making cases. >> they came to our newsroom. their demeanor was very aggressive. they proceeded to tell us that i had misappropriated theranos trade secrets, a 23-page letter comes after that. that letter is essentially a searing indictment of me as a journalist. the threat is very explicit that theranos is going to sue if we pursue any further with the story. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the journal that theranos was threatening. >> my dad asked me, have you been speaking with "the wall street journal" reporter? and i said, yes. and he said they know. you're totally [ bleep ]. you know how aggressive they are. so then i called my grandfather, and he said there's a one-page confidentiality agreement. and if you sign it, it will make everything go away. and i said that sounds fine, but can i come talk to you in person first, without any lawyers around? and he said yes. >> tyler shows up at his grandfather's place, and he thinks he's going to talk

>> you're going to meet david phelps. >> boy! >> he's alive on the >>> this woman's name is lily.lf in the 368 studios in new york city. she is putting together the 368 logo of dominos. but it takes lily three days to stack up 6,500 dominos, painstaking work, we know she takes her work with dominos seriously. >> she's nailing it. that's cool. >> once she has every brick in place by hand, casey comes in to check out her work and interview her. talk about how she put this altogether. >> show it to us. show us your work. >> 368 domino wall made out of 6,500 dominos. >> it took her the entire week to make this. and -- ♪ >> oh! >> casey backed into the whole thing. listen, don't think that casey is a terrible guy. it looks like i did it on accident. i did it on purpose. i'm not that bad. i'm not a monster. >> they did this in collaboration with each other. that's what 368 is all about. it's about bringing in other youtubers to collaborate to promote their own personal brand. they did this as a joke. >> three days of work. >> all worth the viral video. >> that's true. ♪ >> the celebrity

could talk, it would disagree with you. >> i think it's a beautiful face. >> jimmy: that is "hell boy." david step into a movie like this? >> there are two movies that have gone before, you know, the story, the first one clearly was with barbra streisand and kris christopherson and the lady gaga and bradley cooper version. >> jimmy: that's a different franchise. >> hell boy's the one working aa the cakaraoke bar. >> jimmy: no. no. >> heshe's star and she sees th talent. >> jimmy: those sugar packets in india may have done something to your psyche. you shot this move knie in bulg. what was that like? >> we out in studio and also in the fields of bulgaria, and there's a lot of -- they don't have monkeys, but they have lots of, you know, creatures and things like -- >> jimmy: like what? >> well, i had a situation where we were on a, i was shooting. if you see the footage there, i have the huge hell boy suit, and i'm, you know, hourns and completely red. and i hear these people say get out of the way, get out of way. and i looked down the bridge, and there's a 4,000-pound bull careening down the

david: boy, that would be -- it has been three, four decades since you had a privatizeed oil industryvanessa neumann, thank you very much. >> at thank you very much. david: is amazon about to change the game for supermarkets? details coming up. ♪ this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. >> welcome back to cavuto. i'm kristina partsinevelos at new york stock exchange. look at retail roundup. kohl's, better-than-expected profit, better than expected sales, especially during a crucial time of holiday season. they missed on revenue ever so slightly. came in at $6.5 billion, lower than expected. some of the promotions they had did increase store traffic. brought people into the store. kohl's working closely with some partners like amazon.com. the company also announced they will be buying back 5

boy to the hospital. police then arrest the mother. david, police tell us that boy is thankfully in stable condition. mother is charged with felony child neglect. >> victor, thank you. >>> when we come back, the new app meant to block robocalls. >>> and the president of a major league team, new action taken tonight. honey have you seen my glasses? i've always had a knack for finding things... colon cancer, to be exact. and i find it noninvasively... no need for time off or special prep. it all starts here... you collect your sample, and cologuard uses the dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers. you can always count on me to know where to look. oh, i found them! i can do this test now! ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ifor another 150 years. the fire going ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a diff

discussed last week david hammonds, boy with a flag, of 1968. can you address what he's trying convey in a work such as this? >> he was partly addressing the american symbol of the flag at the time that you just spoke to. american the symbol of way towhich was a racist undermine the authority of black men. >> you're actually right. he contests the authority of the flag by alerting us to the distinctly,f these essentially offensive terms to define black manhood. and we also talked, of course, about the flag functioning as a barrier, bifurcating the identity of the black man, reinforcing our understanding of dualism of black identities and also the sense of invisibility. a year later, benny andrews, literally battles, theically seems to confront american flag. recolor itnds would in the colors of black nationalism. number of artists, both male and female, black and undermining the stability of the flag during the period. ringle reinforced the fact that the flag was no longer a symbol protection, no longer liberties, butl violence,ry often aggressi

joan and david's eldest daughter daisy was out of town. but their two young boys, just 7 and 10, slept through it all, unaware of what happened. down the hall was shannon's 15-year-old daughter elizabeth, who told the cops she was also in bed, and spending the night with liz was her best friend vera thompson, also just 15. >> both their statements were similar. they were listening to music, watching tv, and they fell asleep. >> five people in the house, and not a one saw or heard a useful thing to help determine who committed this horrible crime, or why. and there weren't many clues either, at least not in plain sight. but that wasn't necessarily because the killer covered his tracks. >> the home was cluttered. there was filth, clothes all over the floor. dishes in the sink. food on the counter tops. >> and the crime scene itself, what did that look like? >> finding evidence is like, you know, finding a needle in a haystack. the house was in such disarray. >> the cops picked their way carefully through the clutter but found no fingerprints, footprints, or any usab

. >> reporter: david daniel kpix5. >> boy can you imagine? viking ocean cruises thanked the norway services for their help and the priority has been the safety and well-being of passengers and crew and they are work to go get everybody back home as soon as they can. >>> some of the video on pictures posted to twitter were from alexis shepherd. one of her tweets showed passengers sleeping on the floor of the muster station nearby hallways or small utility closets and today she posted two more photos from the ship. pulling into port around 9 this morning our time. she was among the hundreds who stayed on board. she also shot this video of passengers helping to clean-up saying they were so board, they decide to do pack up the life jackets. a short time ago, she tweeted thank you everyone for support and love over these difficult two days. we're now safely docked in norway and have happily been fed and watered. it's time like this that makes us all stronger as caring human accident. it does indeed take a village. >>> coming up it was a major mile

i miss him >> all work and no play makes david a very dull boy. t sure exactly who you're talking to, but does anybody acknowledge the fact that facebook is up 25 straight points and there is still, like, the bad actor that they were -- what is happening with instagram and facebook every advertiser i talked to, purpose driven advertiser, is saying, listen, we're stuck with facebook we want to be off of facebook, we can't, we're an instagram david, come on you know, can we still find a negative narrative facebookor did they win >> i'll ask around, jim, since i'm just starting here this morning, it is still dark, still, i don't know, 6:38 in the morning. i will promise to ask and, yes, your point is well taken what is the stock up, 28 plus percent this year alone. certainly performing very well in terms of the faang complex. i would imagine that there are still people who believe they have quite a few challenges ahead for them i'm happy to talk to them. i'm here anybody that wants to come, say hello, have me come and say hello, i'm happy to do that.

david for hours. it wasn't a problem for judy, she loves talking about her boy, even now, to us. >> david was my first child. he was just -- loved everything and everyone. ♪ happy birthday to you >> david jackson was the eldest of judy's three children. and mark jackson idolized his older brother. >> he looked out for me. he was that way with his friends, with everybody. >> bill brown was one of those friends. in 1982 after high school, brown and david jackson worked together at a burger king, where david became a manager. brown also had a front row seat to the budding romance between jackson and a pretty 16-year-old coworker named barbara britton. >> they were together, and that's awesome. i mean, if you can find love, that's what we all want. >> and so all of these years later, detective velasquez paid a visit to the woman who had been the girl that had fallen in love with david jackson. happy to help, she told the detective. same thing when we called on her to talk about the david she knew. >> he was a very good-looking man. you know, we just had an attraction for each other and started talking. sw

cookie has two boys, 5-year-old david and 3-year-old bob, debbie and diana's dad. wn. then, out of the blue, smoot decides to run for dallas county sheriff. well, how do you go from that to being the lawman in town? >> there was some upheaval in the sheriff's department, and he was asked if he would like to run for sheriff. and he said, "okay." >> turns out voters in 1933 are charmed by big smoot. he takes office just as depression-era gangsters, like john dillinger and "pretty boy" floyd capture the country's imagination. the most notorious of all -- dallas' very own bonnie and clyde, who'd met as teens. >> clyde offered her a cup of hot chocolate, and it was love from then on. >> we get the scoop straight from the family. buddy barrow is clyde barrow's nephew, and rhea leen linder is bonnie parker's niece. >> she was well-known as that cute, little blonde bonnie. but then she connected with clyde, and all of her ambitions seemed to just revolve around him. >> a few months into their courtship, clyde's convicted of burglary and sentenced to 14 years' hard labor. wh

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david: but the time you graduated, did you say, i am now going to do this full-time? ken: i became boy genius but i knew i was lucky. david: how does somebody invest at citadel? ken: we have been closed for a long time. david: even from interviewers, you wouldn't take anything. your parents must be proud of you. ken: i'm certain mom is proud of me. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are going, where should i invest? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? let's start with your beginning. you grew up in florida. is that right? ken: i was born in daytona beach. my father worked for the space program. i grew up in florida, wisconsin, went to texas for a brief period of time, back to florida. david: you applied to many colleges, and applied to harvard. were

david: but the time you graduated, did you say, i am now going to do this full-time? ken: i became boy genius but i knew i was lucky. david: how does somebody invest at citadel? ken: we have been closed for a long time. david: even from interviewers, you wouldn't take anything. your parents must be proud of you. ken: i'm certain mom is proud of me. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are going, where should i invest? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? let's start with your beginning. you grew up in florida. is that right? ken: i was born in daytona beach. my father worked for the space program. i grew up in florida, wisconsin, went to texas for a brief period of time, back to florida. da

david daniel. (jrstone) still ahead tonight -- boy scouts are not just for boys.duce you to the bay area's first "all girls" scouts pack. sports still to come...highligh ts from march madness, the warriors, and today's giants and a's matchup all ahead after the break. (jrstone) as a way of celebrating women's month we are honoring those women making a difference in our community. tonight we are celebrating the work of maria obledo and her pack of scouts in oakland. the boy scouts of america recently announced that they are now allowing girls of all ages. maria started the first all girls pack of scouts here in the san francisco bay area. earlier this week i had a chance to talk with maria and all of her young scouts who are pretty excited about what is to come. nats...these are girl scouts...i mean boy scouts....no scouts. they are girls who are now part of the boy scouts of america. recently allowed to join at all levels and eventually earn eagle scout status. in fact this is the first san francisco bay area all girls pack which is based out of oakland.sot it's l

all of you probably remember david vetter, the boy and a plastiin aplastic bubble boy wid immunodeficiency disorder. children born with this, or any other form face multiple challenges with simple everyday pathogen. exposing these children to something as severe as measles could be life-threatening. printing the community where the vaccine uses being questioned are afraid to chat and debate could send their children outside because they know the history, the science and the math. if people stop vaccinating, the safety net of the community immunity will dissolve into their children will be among the first casualties. of course this doesn't just affect children but it affects adults, too. there is newborn screenings, most members of the community through years or decades with serious recurrent infections without knowing they have a compromised immune system. i'm concerned for the health of this segment of the community, the undiagnosed if community immunity fails they don't even know that they need to take precautions. those of us who know we have it do what we can to avoid exposure to infec

i think you remember david better, the boy in the plastic bubble that was born with a severe combined immune deficiency. children diagnosed with skid, x la or any other form of pi face multiple challenges with several everyday pathogens. exposing them to something as severe as measles can be life- threatening. parents and communities were vaccine use is bringing questions are afraid to send their children outside. they are afraid because they know the history, the science and the math. they note the states. people stop vaccinating the safety net of community immunity will dissolve and their children will be among the first casualties. of course this does not only affect children but adults as well. the newborn screening for skid most members of the community go years or decades with serious and recurring infections without knowing they have the compromised immune system. i am particularly concerned with the health of this segment of the community, the undiagnosed. if immunity fails they don't know they have to take precautions. those of us that no we have pi do what we can to avoid ex

david: but the time you graduated, did you say, i am now going to do this full-time? ken: i became boyknew i was lucky. david: how does somebody invest at citadel? ken: we have been closed for a long time. david: even from interviewers, you wouldn't take anything. your parents must be proud of you. ken: i'm certain mom is proud of me. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are

david: but the time you graduated, did you say, i am now going to do this full-time? ken: i became boyknew i was lucky. david: how does somebody invest at citadel? ken: we have been closed for a long time. david: even from interviewers, you wouldn't take anything. your parents must be proud of you. ken: i'm certain mom is proud of me. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are going, where should i invest? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright.

. >> [laughter] david: four girls and one boy. and nancy did a terrific job with her husband, raising the children, very attentive to them. they all turned out terrifically. and eventually she got involved in government affairs a little bit. one of her neighbors was the mayor of san francisco, joseph. and he said to her, why don't you get on the library board? i'd like to have you be involved in a more formal way. she said, i don't want to get involved in any formal government positions. i'm happy with what i'm doing as a volunteer. ultimately she went on that board and got more involved in civic affairs and she got involved in the democratic party in california and became the chair of the northern section of the california democratic party. and later became the chair of the entire california democratic party. she was very close to her congresswoman who had replaced her husband as a member of congress when he passed away. and then as she was on her death best said to nancy pelosi, i'd like you to succeed me. and nancy had no inter

david: but the time you graduated, did you say, i am now going to do this full-time? ken: i became boyknew i was lucky. david: how does somebody invest at citadel? ken: we have been closed for a long time. david: even from interviewers, you wouldn't take anything. [laughter] david: your parents must be proud of you. ken: i'm certain mom is proud of me. david: does she ever say, where do you think the markets are going, where should i invest? [laughter] ken: mom is all set. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

david: and did you say when you were a young boy, i want to run l'oreal one day?ean-paul: not really. when i was really young, 15 years old, i was trying to understand what type of job i would like to do. and i had three ideas. one was to be a psychiatrist. psychiatrist. how you say it? yeah, psychiatrist. david: a psychiatrist? jean-paul: yes. difficult for french. david: you didn't miss anything. jean-paul: yes, or a movie director. david: ok. jean-paul: or business. in the end i chose business. the funny thing is in my job every day, i do a little bit of the three. [laughter] jean-paul: because marketing is about understanding really the desires and dreams and wishes of the people. it is a lot about movie direction, too, because you create images and everything. so it is, i am pretty happy i was it able to put it all together. david: when you went to school you took a finance class in school. the professor said you are good in marketing, not finance, is that right? jean-paul: yes, yes. yes. i know that you are a finance expert. but me, i have to admit i am very

david: and did you say when you were a young boy, i want to run l'oreal one day?n-paul: not really. when i was really young, 15 years old, i was trying to understand what type of job i would like to do. and i had three ideas. one was to be a psychiatrist. psychiatrist. how you say it? yeah, psychiatrist. david: a psychiatrist? jean-paul: yes. difficult for french. david: you didn't miss anything. jean-paul: yes, or a movie director. david: ok. jean-paul: or business. in the end i chose business. the funny thing is in my job every day, i do a little bit of the three. [laughter] jean-paul: because marketing is about understanding really the desires and dreams and wishes of the people. it is a lot about movie direction, too, because you create images and everything. so it is, i am pretty happy i was it able to put it all together. david: when you went to school you took a finance class in school. the professor said you are good in marketing, not finance, is that right? jean-paul: yes, yes. yes. i know that you are a finance expert. but me, i have to admit i am very b

i look forward to the boys he will provide in 2020. davidrepublicans breathing a sigh of relief, because brown did overlap with president trump on important issues, such as trade? jen: also health care and bringing jobs back to ohio. i spoke with one poster, the only one that has gone the last five elections right, including the midterms, he said that brown would be the number one threat to president donald trump. and i will tell you what this means, the fact that he is not running, the fact that michael bloomberg is not running, and the vibe that i think you will see howard schultz, the starbucks ceo, also back out, this tells you there is no room for moderates in the democratic party today. that they have moved so far to the left where they are now carrying a socialism banner, there is no room for a moderate. that is unfortunate. david: we have to remind everybody that michael bloomberg is the owner of bloomberg lp, so we do report up to him. he will not be running for president after all. i want to talk about moderates, we have not yet he

david: are measuring -- i remember as a boy watching apollo gemini and things like that. capsules, something went wrong with the hatch and it filled with water. the astronaut got out. alix: pretty spectacular. david: beautiful. the question is are we going to have this more routinely? the big issue is united states versus russia. for some time we've not been able to launch any people into space from u.s. soil. we've been using russian launch vehicles. saved a couple seats on the next shuttle from russia because they were not sure this was going to work out. whenis a critical moment it reenters and lance the atlantic ocean. lands in the atlantic ocean. david: i want to bring in our colleague from bloomberg. dramatic shots. it looks flawless. you have information about how successful this has been? matthew: it does look pretty clean, doesn't it? that kind of parachute deployment was the last big issue. from here, getting it into the sea and putting it up should be routine. what we critical is the analytics and data they get from the human dummy that has been the passenger, w

david: let's go through how you came to l'oreal. you grow up in paris. when you are a young boy, i want to run l'oreal? jean-paul: when i was really young i was trying to understand what time -- what type of job and like to do. one was to be a psychiatric -- psychiatrist. you did not miss anything. jean-paul: or a movie director. or a business. at the end i chose business and the funny thing is, in my job every day i do history because marketing is about understanding the desires and dreams and wishes of the people. it is a lot about movie direction because you create images and everything. i was able to put it all together. david: when you went to school, you took a finance class. the professor said you are good in marketing, not finance. jean-paul: yes. expert.a finance i have to admit i am batting finance. i chose the finance major because it changed me of the time. i recommended to change the other sizing. the guy said at the end, you are gifted but do marketing. david: how did you come to l'oreal? >> i went to business school and at the end of business school -- in fact, on

i think all of you probably remember david vetter known as the boy in the plastic double -- a bubble who was born with severe combined immunodeficiency. children diagnosed with scid, xla or others face many challenges with a simple every day pathogens and exposing the children to something as severe as measles could be life-threatening. parents in committees were use is being questioned are afraid to send their children outside. they are afraid because they know the history, the science, and the math. they know the stakes. if people stop vaccinating, the safety net of community immunity will fall and their children will be among the first casualties. of course, this does not just affect children, it affects adults, too. there is no newborn screening skid, but most members of our community go years and decades with serious and recurring infections, without knowing they have a compromised immune system. i'm concerned for the health of the segment of our community, the undiagnosed. if community immunity fails, they don't even know they need to take precautions. those of us who know that

gibraltar insured this would be an uphill struggle, with the boys in green unable to find the net time and time again. david. the grass may be thick, but the coach's frustrations were real. a wake—up call from the visitors, this from a team ranked 19ath in the world. but relief for the travelling fans, jeff hendrick with his fifth international goal, enough to settle the nerves and take three points back to dublin, but perhaps not enough to settle nerves about their euro 2020 prospects. aaron ramsey will miss wales's opening european qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he's failed to recover from a leg injury and has returned to arsenal for treatment. wales warmed up for the match with a 1—0 win over trinidad and tobago on wednesday. the defending premiership champions saracens beat harlequins 27—20 at the london stadium. it keeps them second in the table. newcastle falcons beat sale sharks at stjames park 22—17. toby flood scored their only try with tane takulua adding 17 points with the boot. their third win in a row aids their relegation battle. there were wins too for gloucester and worcester. in the p

it is now time for sports and here it's clear thank you will the bad boy of cricket is back at the top level of the game david warner has made his return to the pitch after serving his year long ban for ball tampering in the australian open for sunrisers hyderabad and their i.p.l. game against kolkata knight riders and got right back in the swing he made eighty five before he was caught out warner was one of three players to be punished for ball tampering during australia's test series against south africa last year. two of tennis's biggest stars are now out of the miami open world number one naomi osaka was knocked out in the third round on saturday the defending champion was shocked by it shay sue weigh in three sets the number twenty seven seed lost the opening set but forced her way back by winning the next two so now face caroline wozniacki in the round of sixteen. i just think good got to an ocean hill. which is something that i did last much to i'm not really sure why this is happening but it's kind of unusual for me. since winning the australian open in january quite a rough time she split with her co

and catch up on sports nice media for you thank you very much the bad boy of cricket is back at the top level of the game david warner has made his return to the pitch after serving he's year long ban for ball tampering you're straight in open for sunrisers hyderabad in the i.p.l. game against kolkata knight riders and got right back in the swing of things making eighty five before he was caught out warner was one of three players to be punished for ball tampering during australia's test series against south africa last year two of tennis is biggest stars are now out of the miami open serina williams has withdrawn injured while world number one naomi osaka was knocked out in the third round on saturday the defending champion was shocked by shay sue weigh in three sets the number twenty seven seed lost the opening set but forster way back by winning the next two she'll now face carolina was new in the round of sixty i just think too emotional. just something that i did last match to i'm not really sure why this is happening but it's kind of unusual for me. since winning the australian open in january soccer's h

boy came out? that was the story of a parent and child torn apart by addiction. based on memories by david chef and his son. this is the story similar directed by peter hedges and shocked by his son lucas. julia roberts plays his mother and she loves in them back in the house just for the christmas period, on the condition that he does everything that she says, that she takes the drug test she gives him and that he does not refresh right under any circumstances. here is a clip. these will both complement your complexion, that you get from your mother — you're welcome. coat, please. 0k, nice. i'm good. come on. pockets. this is humiliating. no. this is love. all right. you're free to go. you didn't check my shoes. that's not funny. it was a joke, mom. ben, it's not funny. mom, it was a joke. excuse me. can i get a key to this door, please. unlock the door, ben, right now. i like that the scene is all 0k and he says is that as a joke. and then it is not a joke, she didn't check your sins. the film manages a balance between she loves him, but he has told never to trust an addict, he is a reco

on the artificial pitch, the boys in green unable to find the net time and time again. davidk came closest to breaking the deadlock but no cigar. the grass here may be fake but ireland's frustrations were very real. into the second half and a wake—up call for the visitors. this from a team ranked 194th in the world. but soon relief for the travelling fans. jeff hendrick with his second international goal. enough to settle the nerves and take the three points back to dublin. perhaps not enough to reassure fans of ireland's euro 2020 prospects. holly hamilton, bbc news. scotland will be desperate to put their humiliating defeat to kazakhstan behind them today. on paper, it should be simple to do. they play san marino, who are officially the worst side in the world. and manager alex mcleish says it's the perfect opportunity to put things right. the only apology we can give the fans is to go out and win the next game. we are all hurting. we're fans as well. you know, i followed the team as a young man and always proud to wear the jersey and these guys are as well. boxing now. tys

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