franco jara con la pelota.parado, sabe la calidad de los jugadores que tiene en frente. >> gutiÉrrez para franco jara. >> saca ese balÓn, despuÉs lo va a recoger. franco jara con la pelota. jara con la pelota. >> el entendimiento que vemos entre los colores ofensivos. la movilidad los tres hombres que abren los espacios para que vÍctor guzmÁn aparezca por afuera. la forma en que se complementan los mediocampistas. serÁ muy tarde en el torneo para reivindicar, pero esperemos que lo hayan encontrado para representar bien a mÉxico en la concacaf. >> lo mÁximo que aspiran es a 24 puntos, ganando los dos Últimos partidos. con 24 te metes araÑando en el Último lugar. >> pampa quÉ me cuentas? >> en la zona tÉcnica. >> recordamos en su Época con santos laguna. >> centro! la grana oscar murillo, la tiene martÍnez, ahora aparece honda. balÓn a tiro de esquina. >> vÍctor guzmÁn me parece y es impresionante cÓmo llega por todos lados. >> primero vemos el tiro centro que hace muy peligroso, despuÉs se acomoda. >> saca la de

james franco is not in this clip.e on which "the disaster artist" is based. i did not hit her, it's not true, it's bull [ bleep ]. i did not hit her. i did not. oh, hi, mark. >> jimmy: okay, that's a real scene from a movie. now here is james franco playing that same role that tommy played. >> action! >> i did not hit her, it's not true, it's bull [ bleep ], i did not hit her, i did not. oh, hi, mark. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very well done. so why was the green screen like that? >> because that's how they shot it. notice the building, the background of his shot, the buildings don't look like they fit there. they shot it in the parking lot of the rental -- the equipment rental place, burns and sawyer that used to be on la brea. why? i don't know. you'll have to ask. i still don't know. >> jimmy: they didn't rent equipment, they bought all their equipment? >> tommy bought all the equipment. >> jimmy: how much money did he spend on this movie? >> i was told $6 million. hopefully tonight we'll get all the answer

years. >> anthony: where's franco buried by the way? or did they sort of just roll him into a ditch? >> aitor: it's a huge place >> anthony: if you were -- i'm not suggesting you do this, but if you were to visit franco's grave, unzip and take a piss on it would you be arrested? >> lourdes: yeah. >> aitor: no, you would be on the news all around the world. >> anthony: would that make you popular or unpopular? >> aitor: uh popular. ♪ >> anthony: for the main fried hake cooked with txakoli and steamed clams. ♪ >> anthony: so what's the best thing about this city for you, i mean you've lived here your whole lives. >> antonio: i mean so many things, so near. i have friends near i have all the coast near, i have the mountains near, i have very very good gastronomy. >> aitor: it's the way of life. >> antonio: and it's a way of life. >> aitor: it's the way of life. you are able to keep the very same group of friends until you are old. >> antonio: and you can see it there. >> aitor: yes, yes that table. >> antonio: and they're in 40's and i'm s

newborn infants of political opponents or unwed mothers were sold to childless couples who supported franco. genetic tests have proven that birth certificates were forged to conceal these dealings. mari cruz is convinced that she too was a victim of such schemes she gave birth to a premature baby in madrid in one nine hundred eighty six days after his birth the incubator was empty and she was told her son had died marie cruz and her husband wanted to see their dead baby and take it right above the knee and. they refused to show us the baby. they said it was so deformed that they didn't want to upset us when we insisted they asked whether we had two hundred thousand for the burial. in the one nine hundred eighty s. that was a lot of money. mary cruz let herself be intimidated but now she's looking for her son whom she is sure was stolen from her. she works in a self-help group for other victims mothers fathers and children and attorney as representing the victims in court finally one of the people involved in this mass crime kind of college just eduardo of a lot has been accused of child abd

war. these scenes, exiles from the franco-prussian war.my of arts and they could not find a single british buyer. yet they set out onto the streets with their easels painting the scenes around them, claude manet in hyde park. it was forbidden to walk on the grass in parisien gardens so it stretches the imagination. if you look carefully that are possibly two people walking on the pathway. kammy passaro worked in the suburbs. this avenue hasn't changed much, and apart from the tarmac you could easily recognise the scene. while they were observing our society the exiled artists formed their own community around leicester square, soho became known as the french ghetto, they were missing their bohemian bars in paris so they used to gather at places like cafe royale which still exists today. fog and scaffolding shred the big ben towerjust like in the 18705. big ben towerjust like in the 1870s. for budding impressionists, london's other soft on the edges, blue and the sharp lines. the way in which claude manet painted fog inspired other iconic p

[ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> anthony: for once, i am confident with success, with dino and franco boats. >> dino: yo, vito! >> anthony: and for good luck, i have asia argento along. who, in addition to directing and acting in films for, like, the last 30 years, has spent a hell of a lot of time doing this. >> asia: you've never done this? >> anthony: i've done this. i stood there and watched somebody else do it. >> asia: yup. oh, i caught a scorfanello. a scorpion fish. a little one. okay, anthony, take over. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: yeah, your forearms. >> asia: it's good for the hangover. oh yea, forearms. it's very good for the hangover. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: beautiful. oh, you're making him talk like a little hand puppet, too. he's like, we have this little hand movement. >> asia: hey, you had too much to drink last night. [ speaking foreign language ] >> franco: drunk. >> anthony: there's no word for hangover. >> asia: we have to invent a word for hangover. >> anthony: it's an incredibly optimistic and unusual. >> asia: yeah, i know. there

spanish state in trying to stop an illegal referendum and secession from spain is seen as acting like franco oppressing the people. while m nardini told us: and paul summers wondered: well, to discuss this now i am joined by andrew roy who is world editorfor bbc news, thank you for coming on newswatch. most of the viewers who complained said the bbc had been too favourable to the pro independence side, how do you respond? we haven't been, we have been physically in both locations, in madrid and barcelona, so we can put both points of view, our correspondents have been careful to get pro and anti clips from protesters and politicians into their pieces. we have been trying throughout to be absolutely rigorous, in being impartial and objective, and putting both sides of the argument. i think the concern is that the headline coverage, which is how most viewers encounter the stories they feel has given the stories, they feel has given the impression that was a violent state crackdown on a popular independence movement and that is not fair. i think that is incorrect as well. there was violence at

minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon go down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth seen. after the break the guests had the better of the chances young feet to hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shotgun were on the attack again and it paid off. oh no plea on got the ball to get on board who netted shock as second. hamburg lose their fifth away game on the balance well shall cut up to second in the table for the first time in five years. ok let's just get a quick look at the bundesliga table following match day twelve byron are now six points clear at the top of the table salt to jump to second place while gladbach shoot up from eighth to third in the bottom house head to berlin tumble to fourteenth place in bremen moved up to the relegation playoff spot. knows more news the trolls manson the us cult leader behind a killing spree in one thousand nine hundred eighty s. california h

the twelfth century in prison tower libya's mayor shows off relics of spain's not forgotten past franco. it had been here he explains how on the day of catalonia was independence referendum libya's ballot boxes were hidden from the police up here with the bust of general franco and fascist political leader primo de rivera placed on top so many layers of irony in their. name with the sentiment is there the majority of the village favors independence the voting was ninety five percent for the yes side. it was a quirk of history that one libya it's geographical if not political independence in sixteen fifty nine the treaty of the pyrenees ended the war between spain and france under the treaty villages on the spanish side of the border it was ceded to france but libya was considered a town and so it remained part of spain. in the bars and cafes of this mountain town it's difficult to find a resident who doesn't support catalonia as drive for independence difficult but not impossible that paris is a local stone mason there's a little girl gus was a nice time they should never have asked for

at a time when paris was bombarded by the persians paris was under siege and badly damaged in the franco-prussian war the wounded soldier by james two so has never been seen in public before nor has his watercolor showing a mass execution in paris in eight hundred seventy one. escaping the violence london provided a sanctuary the english aristocrats proved interesting subjects but many of the frenchmen were transfixed by london the grand the din at the time the largest city in the world the city's river the thames held a special fascination with its pollution grittiness and fogs the houses of parliament had just been completed with what was then europe's tallest building a powerful symbol of the british empire the houses of parliament along the river thames became an obsession for monet at one point he was working on a hundred different calluses at the same time trying to perfect the light the mist and the fog that enveloped london and for the artist became his impression of the city jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. with. the cells as it is on the top stories. syrian state television says the a

invented the term fake news and that in itself is fake news now when paris came under siege in the franco-prussian war in eight hundred seventy one unexpected consequence was the number of autistics skate to london as refugees a new exhibition of their work as impressionist opened on thursday in the city's tate britain gallery just a bold and went on for a look impressionists a surefire way to attract crowds london one of the most illustrated cities in the world put the two together and what's not to like tate britain is showing french impressionist who came as a refugee artist to london in one thousand nine hundred seventy three looked at london with outside his eyes if you look at this painting for example by my mooney of hyde park and he got very interested with the fact that people were allowed to walk on the grass and he got very interested in the sheer expanse of these pockets of nature within london at a time when paris was you know bombarded by the persons paris was under siege and badly damaged in the franco-prussian war the wounded soldier by james t. so has never been seen in public bef

bonus opened in the spring of twenty seventeen designed by franco garry and built at the back of the don't you open want to berlin three opera houses it's the home turf of daniel barenboim saeed academy. the berlin radio choir is used to performing in unusual venues with interdisciplinary projects in new york tokyo and other cultural capitals it's earned itself an international reputation the singers are used to performing with large orchestras and famous conductors. tying and sometimes it's exhausting it demands incredible concentration and it is very new for us because we aren't an opera chorus or a radio choir that means our forte is concert performance competitions we normally stand behind the orchestra open our scores saying and that's it thing in the last on this performing especially with a director like bob wilson is an enormous challenge for all of us. sensitivity is required all around. biased us guns can all bias. in the heat and i know that nuclear plants are understands exactly what bob wilson wants she has a fantastic way of rehearsing with us because she radiates an in

game show continued their steady climb in the standings with a two nil win against rugeley hamburg francodescent to open the scoring from the penalty spot in the seventeenth minute and a rounded out the victory in the seventy seventh minute with a cool pack posed finish and the victory push alka in second place in the bundesliga table on saturday laver couzin locked horns with rb live think of a quiz and haven't lost in six outings and remain unbeaten at home this season meanwhile leipzig are very much focused on lifting bundestag a silverware for the first time in the club's history. after the last international break picked up a win indorsement could they do it again in labor because in the twelfth minute. caused a stir in the box but at the wrong end. and maybe brought down the austrian banner then making it one nil with his only shot on target in the match. laver couzin then won the position battle and it paid off shortly before the break dominick nicely setting up bailey keeper peter good luck with no chance here one all. after the restart benyamin handily serie a place to maybe for

that there are more and more decision makers in berlin who are saying yes we need to move away from franco in germany not just for climate protection reasons but also to protect the health of citizens should step aside for now the energy giant he is playing it cool the firm says ultimately the exact costs of the coming industry changes are not yet known. sports now and there is joy in two african countries and despair in several others that after the continent's final two spots of the twenty eight hundred world cup were decided all too busy needed against libya was a draw to finish atop their group and they got it to near zero is headed to russia next summer they'll be joined by morocco who beat ivory coast to nil to reach their first cup finals since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. across scenes of jubilation celebrate a return to the world cup after two decades away the team they defeated ivory coast had become a regular fixture of the tournament in morocco's absence young and old took to the streets in cities like this america cash in academia as fans partied well into the night

that there are more and more decision makers in berlin who are saying yes we need to move away from franco in germany not just for climate protection reasons but also to protect the health of citizens. for now the energy giant he is playing it cool the firm says ultimately the exact costs of the coming industry changes are not yet known sports now and there is joy and to african countries and despair and several others that after the continent's final two spots of the twenty eight hundred world cup were decided alternately needed against libya was a draw to finish atop their group and they got it is headed to russia next summer they'll be joined by morocco who beat ivory coast to nil to which their first cup finals since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the loser is one of the world's most famous museums and now it's opened a branch in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening and a spectacular building designed by french architect. the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's the kind of museum it's the first a museum of its

shall continue their steady climb in the standings with a two nil win against struggling hamburg franco de santo open the scoring from the penalty spot in the seventeenth minute and a rounded out the victory in the seventy seventh minute with a cool back post finish and the victory put shaka in second place in the bundesliga table. you're watching news coming to you from berlin we'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information on our website that's at w dot com american evan thanks for watching. your children like chocolate. with or without your smartphone. or to make jokes the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives she would write songs from the last moment one mind the. invisible hand. one in the twenty first century starting december second on. welcome to the week on world stories. north korea reaching out to abducted japanese citizens friends two years on from the bottom line attack but first to colombia and the city of midian midian was long a by word for drug cartels and gang wars but the city's imag

fifteen minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth. after the break the guests had the better of the chances. hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shall go on the attack again and it paid off have gone up leon got the books donaghue netted shock as second. hamburg lose their fifth away game on the bounce well shaka are up to second in the table for the first time in five years. and staying with the biggest league braman or looking to grab their first win of the season over the weekend they were up against head over who had impressed since their return to the first of asian. bremen fans had gone three hundred thirty minutes without seeing a goal at their home ground stop men next closer had yet to score in the bundesliga this season but that barren run ended after thirty nine minutes. in bottles finding the net tough to cruiser played him in. the brea

a war monument a moment of remembrance here at the first franco german memorial in a sauce looking out over the graveyard known as man eater mountain german president frank. and french president emmanuel mccall paid homage to the people lost to the atrocities and devastation of world war one. sixty two fifth we have a shared past one that we must embrace and which at the same time forms the foundation of our common future the buzz that he cheated on of new welcome the exhibition that the two presidents inaugurated documents the shared history. some thirty thousand german and french soldiers died gruesome deaths here in the trenches from nine hundred fifteen to the end of the war. the memory of the first world war is still very much alive for french families and french society much more so than in germany which instigated the conflict when it attacked its neighbor. political talks between the two leaders at the sorbonne focussed on macros reform proposals for europe a vision that vigorously supports. i'm sure the incoming german government will get in the swing of the moment that this a

it is part of the franco german push to deepen integration after brexit.ving the eu, europe can go ahead with its grand vision of a european army. the fact we have been talking about or decades is not fill me with confidence it will happen. it is interesting, there are tensions emerged —— emerging already between the two major backers. germany wants a strategic alignment. and france... he wants a lot more, emmanuel macron, doesn't it? you wa nt emmanuel macron, doesn't it? you want something more militarily ambitious. and what is hidden within the story is the vagueness of these commitments as well. 23 of 28 have committed to working with the view of achieving a 2% defence mandate, the current level of nato commitment to the fact that many of these countries are unwilling and unable to make that commitment already does not fill me with great confidence that this will amount to much. the feeling in italy this morning is one we are quite familiar with here in england. that terrible feeling in grappling with the emotion following the fact that italy, with a g

shall continue their steady climb in the standings with a two nil win against struggling hamburg franco di santo open the scoring from the penalty spot in the seventeenth minute and rounded out the victory in the seventy seventh minute with a cool back post finish and a victory put shaka in second place in the bundesliga table. you're watching news coming to you from berlin we'll be back again at the top of the hour with another update in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information on our web site that's at w dot com omarion evans thanks for watching. your children like chocolate.

has opened at the tate britain as highlights the artist who fled to the british capital during the franco-prussian war of eight hundred seventy. more than one hundred works on display in a straight the influence that living in london had on the artists. in paris they'd be concentrating on the nightclubs in the cafe is and the clubs and when they came here they found that it's true that they just wanted to draw the fish for off to take. the exhibition until they. nowadays it's important to remain flexible for a job that means you may have to be on the move in order to work well for one danish cook mobility is a big part of his job that's because he's a so-called bicycle he cycles to the most beautiful spot in the danish capital copenhagen and that is where he sets up his kitchen on wheels we followed him as he rode around and began a day's work in the harbor. more to include your beliefs workday begins with a trip to the market. today he's shopping for gradients for a four course dinner. the unusual thing before it doesn't have a restaurant he brings his kitchen to his customers. is copenhagen's on

that there are more and more decision makers in berlin who are saying yes we need to move away from franco in germany not just for climate protection reasons but also to protect the health of citizens should step aside for now the energy giant he is playing it cool the firm says ultimately the exact costs of the coming industry changes are not yet known. the loop is one of the world's most famous museums and now it's opened a branch in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architect john is out of the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's the first museum of its kind in the arab region here's more. thank you ng in the thirty degree heat we're now name from the somewhat cooler paris is already pulling a crowd in the arab world for the opening of the louvre abu dhabi the five thousand tickets went quickly like the arts many visitors have come from europe the local seem to like it. we've been waiting for more than ten years so we're very proud to have an institution like this here the

tonight -- james franco. from "the florida project," brooklynn prince. mike tyson.moving right along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. that's very nice. i appreciate it.

. >> the documentary made in conjunction and james franco production company with hulu, the story oft and life when i was a kid growing up south carolina, the women's marches, i created the wheel of people and create a series of the women's marches. they went viral and almost as wide as the obama poster did. what i am proud of is it shows consistency and evolution in my work. so fiailures but i think i am proud of milpita my tennacity. >> tell me about the show. >> well, it is called "damaged." >> confronting and diagnosing is the first step of solving the phobia. >> it approached the environment and the lesson of quality of media, with the exception of your show, of course. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> these are things that we need to honestly appraise and say, which way do we want to go? >> do we want to raise it to the bottom and you know with the darker side of our human impulses or do we want to rise above? >>> yeah, i am struggling to push the ideas forward in my work that yes, we are better than this. >> it is a beautiful struggle, we are glad to have a chance to watch it. >>

. >> the first franco german memorial commemorating the first world war. it was named after the village below it. on the mountains, fierce battles took place. soldiersd german engaged in trench warfare. >> the memorial was conceived as a combination between the battlefields and the monuments including the national monument which is one of the four commemorating the first world war in france. >> just a few meters away, graves of thousands of unknown french and german soldiers. losttal, 25,000 people their lives in the battles here. in the three months following the opening, the memorial welcomed more than 16,000 visitors. toemorial site dedicated informing, exchanging, and transmitting history. anchor: authorities in papua, new guinea, have destroyed makeshift shelters in an australian refugee camp. 600 men barricaded themselves inside refusing to leave. detentions offshore facilities have been condemned by human rights groups and the uniteded nations. >> standing on top of sydney's iconic opera house, five activists unveiled d banners protesting the austra

minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon go down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth. after the break the guests had the better of the chances and feed to our hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shako were on the attack again and it paid off. konoplyanka got the ball to books who netted shock as second. hamburg lose their fifth away game on the bounce well shaka are up to second in the table for the first time in five years. and now let's take a look at all the bundestag of results this weekend there is that bremen win against hanover and earlier shellcode defeat at hamburg on saturday gladbach it had to berlin fire ninette to care for. leverkusen drew with life sake as it hoffenheim with frankfurt winds down to cologne and will spark delta freiburg a loss and on friday stood guard eight dortmund. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we have been following for you here at g.

this wall, franco columbo and i built 45 years ago. look at this. what i call european workmanship. hmm? think about that. ( chuckles ) >> present trump breaks down his trip by meeting with the australian prime minister. we'll go live where president trump is on the last stop of his trip. first, if you're republican senator you probably should watch tonight's show. you probably won't like what i'm going to say. let's get to the top story, the elite fight back against populism. welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of populism. the elites are out for blood. they want to

tonight -- james franco. from "the florida project," brooklynn prince. mike tyson. along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. that's very nice. i appreciate it. on what was yet another crazy day here in the united states of america. more famous and powerful men

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franco which is a. very positive that we are able to to play against the. spectacular way fissions which is better kick off on this very issue. on three points on the matter or a style of forty two we had over to dortmund to find some answers. this is the mother of all. emotions run high on both sides regardless of age that asked him but do outside call very close taking in full. goals were guaranteed and games have seen the most the season shock is second most the royal blues that back amongst the bundesliga is an elite. you can see. how the tension is rising days and weeks before the. time for battle. you're about to witness something rare a darby like no other. after just twelve minutes pm rick obama made it one nil. up. give that man a hand on the other day nobody cares how they go in. especially not one coach picked up off. the second wasn't pretty either they didn't even need to score at themselves not exactly the star the visitors had in mind. i. don't mean to shuck an ill and i'm going by benyamin stumbling. puff out his chest slash this one's far f

you mentioned the franco german axis and rebuilding. time we have seen an uptick in global synchronized growth. the europe is very export driven. your thoughts on how the .urozone continues to grow how far we into the story? back and take a step look at the eurozone now. it's been a fantastic year for growth. encouragingly, a lot of that growth has been domestic driven. our senses that momentum we are seeing can be maintained. we do have growth slowing a little relative to this year but we're still looking at growth coming in around 118%. , it's ahat into context pretty decent outcome area -- outcome. the chart that i referred btv 3105. this is the five-year five-year forward's. it's the focus of draghi. years isfive-year five narrowing between the u.s. and europe. this is a shift in the look at inflation in the european contact. dean: i think that is right. we are past the lows for inflation in the eurozone. i think that is something that has encouraged the ecb to reconsider its stats. considering the economic backdrop, this inflation

thank you when paris came under siege and they franco-prussian war eight hundred seventy one unexpected consequence was the number of artists who escaped to london as refugees now an exhibition celebrates their impressionable artwork at the city's tate britain gallery and jessica baldwin when along for a look impressionists a surefire way to attract crowds london one of the most illustrated cities in the world put the two together and what's not to like tate britain is showing french impressionist who came as a refugee artist to london in one thousand nine hundred seventy they looked at london with an outside his eyes if you look at this painting for example by my mooney of hyde park and he got very interested with the fact that people were allowed to walk on the grass and he got very interested in the sheer expanse of these pockets of nature within london at a time when paris was bombarded by the persians paris was under siege and badly damaged in the franco-prussian war the wounded soldier by james has never been seen in public before nor has his watercolor showing a mass execution in