tenemos entonces a martÍn campaÑa, a joan gonzÁlez, tenemos a ÑÚÑez, 13 gastÓn silva, 17 laxalt.nos ha ido el segundo tiempo, una vez mÁs para el danubio uruguayo, paciencia, otra vez muslera. vamos con cÁceres. otra vez para sebastiÁn c. gimÉnez. presentador: se vienen todos a la cancha, el nÚmero 7, se va a ir el nÚmero 16 rodrÍguez. presentador: cÁceres deja atrÁs, acompaÑa y deja, betancur otra vez, vecino le quiere pegar, puede sacar. Él y sargent son de missouri. el maestro elige primero hacer una modificaciÓn sobre el terreno de juego, quieren sacar el servicio del autor. presentador: vemos a brian rodrÍguez, me parece mÁs rápido y con mÁs juventud, brian pasando por un buen momento, es interesante ver cÓmo actÚa con la selecciÓn, se equivoco en el pase, pero ha sido buenÍsimo. presentador: quÉ golazo. jugada previa. presentador: se introduce el cambio. presentador: ¿reitera el mismo conde? presentador: brian lozano, nacido en montevideo, uruguay, se retira rodrÍguez, autor del 1-0. presentador: el equipo de estados unidos hace cambio, tyler boyd va a salir. presentador: y

of the gaston which.such 1st glance it's a familiar dining table seen in reality this is a portrait of his lover together with her illegitimate son and of course that didn't sit well with the ideals of respectable society at the time around 870. at the moment passions a twist all of us and you know todd it's got more created a straightforward scene of jealousy of 2 men and one woman you can see it quite clearly it gets straight to the point one is all green the other all yellow and she's in the middle red is a beat it's quite a scene. from still museum lights taking its treasures off the pedestals so they can be understood not just mind through the stories behind the pictures. once again frankfurt pays tribute to its many museums with a big bash on the banks of the river mine the institutions that take part include the city's film museum and its coming indication museum. since it was 1st held in 1908 the festival's drawn into the biggest in the region now some 3000000 people come to the end you will museu

it's from a district in gaston province which fell to the taliban music i. was. told that during which are not even trying to get on an agenda for you. because we're all here when you leave. here we see faces carrying a k 47 it's an r.p.g. it's parading through the district. of us and. we hear from taliban judges running to run courts. what we don't see is any footage of a single woman. one could see. the ones doing this it's on the planet so who will it be i don't know. based spokesman months who gets nabil tells us the girls in the area are allowed to go to school. we do. you have female madrassas in our district but they have to wear that he job even in the future when we're in government will allow them to go to school according to sharia law. this might sound like progress until you dig a little deeper. but should i know sharia law only allows women to wear the full her job and to always be accompanied by a male relative because in the koran it says that women should stay at home and if they have to go out they should be with a male relative. morphy to our c

it's from a district in gaston province which fell to the taliban music i. hold that during which are not even trying to get on an agenda for you. because we're all here with you. here we see faces carrying a k 47 it's an r.p.g. it's parading through the district. you know. we hear from taliban judges running different courts. what we don't see is any footage of a single woman. one could sit. and stand there with us it's on this planet so what will you be i don't know. the spokesman months who gets not he tells us the girls in the area are allowed to go to school. we do. you have female madrassas in our district but they have to wear that he job even in the future when we're in government will allow them to go to school according to sharia law. this might sound like progress until you dig a little deeper. but should i know sharia law only allows women to wear the full her job and to always be accompanied by a male relative because in the koran it says that women should stay at home and if they have to go out they should be with a male relative. morphy to our

fighters, because there is a proliferation of armed groups and afghan society, which i'm hoping he erica gaston can speak for. but they must not be the only one included in a reintegration effort but there must be other coalitions included as well. and not doing, this we do not want to give the taliban irrational to not participate. any future effort as the ig also underscored. must ensure that communities are ensuring that the former fighters are part of the reintegration process. they cannot be angry and resentful about advantages given to former combatants that are perceived to be unfair. we also suggested international duty are experts advise afghan experts on reintegration they can come from both sides of reintegration from. columbia northern ireland to give the afghan negotiators some sense of what is happening in their countries as well. i will stop there, i look forward to my fellow panelist and reactions on this issue. thank you so much. >> great, thank you so much. timor sharan we will turn you over to you. thank you so much for joining us from kabul. and we welcome your reactions to

it's an honor to welcome you to georgetown and gaston hall for this very special event. the presentation of the 2019 hillary clinton awards for advancing women and peace and security. today we are privileged to have with us the honorable hillary rodham clinton, honoring founding chair of our georgetown institute for women peace and security. at secretary clinton, we are deeply grateful to you for your presence and for your extraordinary contributions in recognizing the role of women in peace building. thank you for being here. [applause] [cheering] we gather today to honor three individuals who exemplified what it means to serve, protect, and empower vulnerable populations. her excellency, michelle bachelet who serves as the united nations high commissioner for human rights and who previously served twice as president of the republic of chile. [applause] [cheering] rosa anaya who served as program coordinator of segundo opportunity, catholic relief services program based in el salvador that supports incarcerated people as they prepare to return to society and to the work

it's an honor to welcome you to georgetown and gaston hall for this very special

we witnessed 18 gradually professed of years in of gaston. miss shaharzad akbar is one of the highlights of the process but now, after a very long course of time, we are again at this critical juncture, we the women of afghanistan, not the entire society. i'm concerned about women a law and more than anything else. we the women of afghanistan are at a critical juncture of social and political existential traits in taken the conservative severity of afghanistan and the taliban share over it. there is a fear the democratic ideals of liberty, equality pertaining to women's rights may fall back with the drought of u.s. and the disengagement of the united states in afghanistan. can we say that women are yet again, at stake of getting back to the darkest days of the history of afghanistan? thank you. >> thank you. as mentioned my people are following us on twitter. i want to read another question that came through that platform. it's about pakistan, what are the chances of prevailing upon pakistan to stop supporting the taliban which this commentat