far too much space left by dawkins defends the behind head into the break with the slender leaves you see we needed a massive stroke and pocket all katha was on the bench the match picked up even more momentum after the break neuer felt royce in the box the dortmund captain dusted himself off to convert the ensuing penalty. one all in the forty nine minutes. by him was still on the front foot goes away a committee set up eleven dusty for his brace just three minutes later to reestablish biden's lead it was the seventh of this season. the hosts kept missing shots off the chance as they look for the equaliser. and in the sixty seventh minute they had it i too will royce with this seconds of the match thanks buying kept fighting for the winner leaving them vulnerable at the back so a bit slow start of the counter-attack that sets up back outcast there for the decider of this sensational back before three two as dortmund held out for their first win against a rivals since november twenty sixth seen. in motor racing formula one champion lewis hamilton grab pole position at the brazilian gr

any of us expected while spurs are really tough on him to stop the forwards and you grounded dawkins fly to the top post but clearly weren't too impressed by the visitors. it was a good team but i didn't i didn't think they played their best game today. is true but in response to him and have to validate a new key to the game for better said to them. thomas de laney. and acts of it so the preferred declining midfield pair of coach museum staff for. the two of them knock down the whole midfield which is critical when the goal machine specialist. well top minds have averaged over three goals a match this was the only one i put away at full speed. one milimeter in the seventh minute thanks to marco forced with delaney heading in the s.s. . top minutes next big chance came in the match as one minutes but yeah a couple nason left his finishing perhaps at home. you've got to finish that was my coach. here's an interview we should have made. it must have looked suspect in the back door and barely allowed the moves and chances. thanks especially to delaney and fit so. they pressured relentle

any of us expected wolfsburg are really tough moneymen to stop the forwards and you grounder dawkins' fly to the top post but clearly want to impress by their visitors . which is a good thing about them i didn't think they played their best game today it's true but in response to it might have developed a new key to the game already said to the from. thomas delaney. and acts of itself the preferred declining midfield pair of coach to see him fall for. the two of them knock down the whole midfield which is critical when the goal machine specialist. well tuchman's have averaged over three goals a match this was the only one i put away and both spoke. one element twenty seven minutes thanks to marco forced with delaney heading and misses to. the top minutes next big chance came in the match as one minutes but yeah a couple nason left his finishing but at home. he got to film stars by courage. here's interview we should have made it two nil there you don't know what happened after the half dozen shots passive while it seems clear it once. had been on good form i don't mind have looked sus

church history professor alexander dawkins says ukraine's moves will only make countries divisions worse. operator of worth all of you will never allow for turkey to exist whatever this new church will be the world will not be beautiful turkey and i still have my doubts that it will be fulfilled in the polluter so full of us very soon there will be discrimination of those believers of that would want to. stay with the canonical church will increase of course they will try to take the or property away from them i mean the church property it will increase also all the all the tensions and this is a way to increase all the divisions in the society to increase all of the disagreements and this is. it will hardly pray. and that wraps things up for this busy news hour you will be up to date there were about half an hour's time courtesy of my colleague and he he said. i mean. what are the. carrot over here we care the music with us. we were dragged here. by your love going to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quietly. real the hard what we do is the truth. join me everything

tropical air them up a little bit of rain from it but not in significance across churches that sixteen dawkins' at twenty possibly share in the far north north on otherwise it's a couple of fine looking days where sunshine prevalent. not quite the same for jump noles obviously change of season but to a different one but waiting for winter to come in it's still there but it's hanging around up there is not current science any time soon so it's sort of seventeen degrees and a bit of rain in tokyo high teens for most of japan as you can see and if you behind the front because that's what it is you're in the sunshine but still a twelve or thirteen. when a parent loses their child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist a father's protest part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. a journey of personal discovery about how the soviet rule has shaped the present day georgia i

one of them is christian dawkins who was what in basketball is called a street agent or a runner. he was one of these people who operates on fringes of college basketball almost like damon yun january-esque -- runyon-esque character. i met him, he wears really great suits, he carries three cell phones, you know? he talks really smooth. he's 24 years old. you'd really want to be his friend. but christian was a dealer in young athletic flesh, buying and selling players. and one of the players who he involved himself was with brian bowan, somebody who was recruited to louisville, it turned out, for $100,000 that was going to come to him from adidas. he got -- or his family, not brian, got $19,500 of that money delivered to him which was one-quarter of 1% of rick pitino's annual salary. so for me, that sort of encapsulated the sort of the big sort of thought of this book which is how unfair and unjust college sports are. so those are my characters. we're going to talk about mark's book, we're going to talk together, but those are sort of the, hopefully, novelistic, page-turning people

. -- cynthia dawkins from new york, new jersey. bill griffin and dr. ponders, our new york city chapter. [applause] nia truex from washington, d.c. where's nia? [applause] john brown, newport news, irginia. and katherine parks from ouisville, kentucky. i'm going to be recognizing our chapters throughout the day. i want folks to know this -- when we told people we are serious about bringing our national group together, this is real national. we didn't.net folks from around the corner and bring them down here and call it a national meeting. one of the most passionate and ibrant voices in america and certainly one of the most carriage use members of the house of representatives is this next person. e is the one that spit up long before there were indictments and other situations instead that we have the grounds to at least explore impeachment. and i'm going to tell you that he has not backed down. he has stood up and i think he has set a climate that is going honored ruit and we're that -- he came early because he's always been a part of the action networ

cynthia dawkins from newark, new jersey. bill griffin, our new york city chapter. nia truex from washington, d.c. where is nia? sean brown, newport news, virginia. and katherine parks from louisville, kentucky. all right. i'm going to recognize chapter leaders throughout the day because i want folks to know, when we told people that we were serious about bringing our national group together, i wanted you to know this is national. we didn't go out and get some folks from round the corner and bring them down here and call it a national meeting. [laughter] one of the most passionate and vibrant voices in america and certainly one of the most courageous members of the house of representatives is this next person. he is the one that stood up long before there were indictments and other situations and said that we need to have the grounds to at least explore impeachment. and i'll tell you that he has not backed down. he has stood up and i think he has set a climate that is going to bear fruit, and we are honored that he came early, because he's always been a part of nati