like meth that also has turkish roots but he's only been to turkey on holiday born and raised in essen he feels as german as he does turkish. as i thought. oh my stevie comes from a family of athletes and has 6 siblings. his father peter browers played ice hockey his mother and gallica played football. but they're not putting pressure on him. they say he's putting enough pressure on himself as the decision about his future loomis was not involved and. you can tell he's really putting a lot of effort into it now before you was a little more relaxed but now he's really ambitious he really wants to get ahead and so we don't have to say anything to him. you know i keep telling him that it might not be so bad to take a step back. and if you notice that you're quite a long way off the top 11. then maybe you can attack from the start again. of course and stevie still have homework to do and they're both in vocational schools and they have good marks despite the lack of time because of football. what fice s. and doesn't have a boarding school like some of the big clubs but they provide assista

stevie on the other hand hasn't yet quite convinced the coaches he wants to stay at essen and one day he would love to play in this stadium is let's review. be so cool i can't really imagine it standing there in the center all summer on the pitch and only seeing fans and then i score and everyone roars. that would be so cool. oh well. reality check the match against dormant still lies ahead of the 1st leg was a disaster for aston they were thrashed 7080 with 4 of the goalkeepers were in grey . cup our special but i had nightmares if you have it switch this is going to be a good match we're going to be great we're going to have a good day we'll be shown. to be a. good school. song a good gospel may. have goals it's not enough to get the no no there's no no right going to the. other. dominates right from the start s. and doesn't have a chance. stevie is keen running a lot not giving up the ball. but his rivals aren't always fair and they're simply bigger. stevie wonder why do some good playing on stevie's part but he could have done a few things better in. the world and math but doesn't

confirm those levels for the essen the 500 right now. -- for the s&p 500. of the year is a question if we do see the bigger bearish pattern come into play. watching was the data for consumer confidence, the lowest since september 2017. the number missed estimates. ony also release numbers where america expects stocks to go, higher or lower, and we saw a large increase in the share that expects stock prices to decrease over the next month or so. the bears actually outweighing the bulls. fall who expect stocks to falling for ater fourth straight month. yet another negative sentiment point, particularly after that last bank of america survey. proposed megamerger has caused big moves in stocks in the market. 16% on the news. investors probably remembering how its last deal died a quick death. allegan rising 25%. analysts are split on the efficacy, but it should not m&a.ct from a huge boom in it means quarterly deal volume and deal value is that a record high. watchers whoy m&a expect more of this given the relative low cost of debt-financed and the amount of ca

i've got tom van essen on the phone. was commissioner during september 11th. commissioner, thank you so much for jumping on the phone with me and you've been reading reports or perhaps watching some of our coverage here. what are you thinking as we've learned of this forced landing on the top of this 51-story building in the middle of midtown? >> well, my gut would be that if it was a pilot in distress, he grabbed that building because it's a very big building. it's very wide. it takes up a lot of space. very high. higher than some of the building around. as you can see by the picture you have up there right now, and if you're in trouble, that would be the place to go. and as miguel just said, the idea that if he was in trouble, and i would imagine he was, the idea of taking it up there and just worrying about your own life and not risking the lives of hundreds of people in the street, who knows what kind of imagine he would have done with a crash and explosion in the street? so he could have been a real hero. it's a sad case, but i would get that was a big ta

>> it'sti essen that congress step up. >> we heard the president telling chuck he wants the deal to change the asylum laws. he wants lawmakers to do it in two weeks. how realistic of an expectation is that? >> it's pretty remarkable, craig, because there's really bred agreement h in washington that it's unlikely democrats and republicans would be unable to strike a deal to overhaul the asylum laws in two weeks. they're so complicated. what is more likely, though, both the house and s poised to take up legislation to provide $4.5 billion i new funding to resources at the u.s./mexico border. that is something the trump administration has asked for. it's possible the president would see the passage of legislation if it happens as progress. but it's not clear that would prevent him from moving forward with deportations in two weeks.n >> krist welker at the white house,yo thank >> now to trouble on the homefront for pete buttigieg. bee south , indiana, mayor, leaving the campaign trail to respond to a police shooting in his city. yesterday, he got an earful from frustrated residents.on hallie j