ya jugamos el minuto que agregÓ el Árbitro, pelota dice que no hay tiempo para mÁs el Árbitro mark geigeren este primer tiempo colombia se le vio mÁs fuerte que el equipo inglÉs, atacando con mÁs propiedad que lo que lo habÍa hecho durante todo el partido. >> estÁn enteros en la segunda parte te das cuenta cuando estas bien fÍsicamente creo que colombia deberÍa forzar los Últimos 15 minutos lo puede ganar. >> en la cancha sientes cuando el rival no estÁ bien cuando estÁn en poquito entregados y eso ha llenado con mÁs confianza al equipo colombiano. >> pekerman con las Últimas indicaciones, southgate que los junto tambiÉn a los suyos . viene a apurarlos el Árbitro siguen hablando los jugadores colombianos escuchando al director tÉcnico. >> cÓmo grito el gol lo viste pekerman. >> increÍble. >> un hombre calmado. >> fuera. >> llegÓ inglaterra estÁ lista para jugar! claro que no les molesta losnuÁo colombiano. >> para recuperarse el poco mÁs. >> ahora es notable porque ustedes lo advirtieron bien termina mÁs entero colombia que inglaterra esteban que su sumÓ al cuerpo tÉcnico de pekerman, uno

geiger. for the us tells me that for a long time the lake was contaminated by fertilizers and contained an overabundance of plant nutrients like phosphates water treatment began in the one nine hundred seventy s. but unless geiger things they've done it. got funded do you still go fishing every day we'd love i know not anymore because there's hardly anything left to catch. why is that it's a wise donation are starving the plants are starving the lake has far too few nutrients this is consequence enough and what impact does that have on fishermen and tourists. physios or you as a tourist it means that you can't eat locally caught fish year on year of second largest leg only shipped and farmed fish for my colleagues and me it means one of the world's oldest profession that is at risk of dying out here. this. week when fish fish in a kind of white fish is typical for this region how do you like it best i like about the town and sold out a good price. but that's real nowadays and they just comes

the 1993/'94 season, we had one captain and another athlete sit with andy geiger and discuss dr. strauss, his access to our locker room, he had a lockner our room, and -- locker in our room, and he would take four, five, six showers with different athletes and different sports and venues on one day, all on the time of the taxpayers of the state of ohio. and this was well known by jim jordan. i recall one day jim jordan, his locker was right next to doc strauss. doc strauss had just taken a shower, was -- was dressing ffor -- to exit the building or go wherever he was going, he saw another male athlete come into the locker room with his shirt off, one of what i called his favorites, he had his favorites, and as doc was walking out, he saw the guy coming in, he stopped in his tracks, he turned around, went back to the locker, undressed, and went back into the shower. and i recall vividly jim jordan looking at me and us going, wow. >> mike disabato, thank you very much. >> brooke, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >>> coming up next, new details emerge bein

the tech giant used its android operating system to cement the dominance of its search engine sun a geiger explains. a three year investigation and a record five billion dollars fine a steep penalty for google accused by the european union of abusing its power as it called it an entire sector in the phone market who has engaged in illegal practices to cement its time and market decision internet search it must put an effective end to this contract within ninety days or face a penalty payment at the heart of the issue is android the tech giants operating system for mobile phones used to more than eighty percent of the world's smartphones it is essential to google's future revenues it's easy to make me a cause for the european commission found google have blocked competition by forcing phone makers to pre-install services such as search engine and map software as a condition of using its operation system it also paid phone manufacturers incentives if they installed google search without rival services the case would seem to prove the point that there's no such thing as a free lunch when tech

the tech giant used its android operating system to cement the dominance of its search engine sun a geigerxplains. a three year investigation and direct quote five billion dollars fine a steep penalty for google accused by the european union of abusing its power as it called it an entire sector in the phone market who has engaged in illegal practices to cement its time and market decision internet search. and effective end to this contact within ninety days or face a penalty payments at the heart of the issue is android the tech giants operating system for mobile phones used to more than eighty percent of the world's smartphones it is essential to google's future revenues it's easy to make the video calls for to the european commission found google have blocked competition by forcing phone makers to pre-install services such as search engine and map software as a condition of using its operation system it also paid phone manufacturers incentives if they installed google search without rival services the case would seem to prove the point that there's no such thing as a free lunch when tech

david: brian roberts bob geiger all together socializing together.icularly if brian comes with a bid. alix: the other thing that caught our eye, 10 sent. spinning off its -- its online business serve this music service. i would not have thought they'll be something we'll be interested in. the screaming industry did not seem like it would make it for the music world. brooke: the music world has found a second act. i will note this not quite as big as the music industry was back in 1999 but you are starting to see growth. a recovery. interesting this is coming on the heels of spotify's listing which has gone fairly well. hard to judge how accurate that valuation is because spotify shares are so thinly traded there are a lot of questions about its business model. it is very dependent on the music labels continuing to provide content and finding ways to diversify to justify that valuation. they're looking to more focused their business. their main profit drivers are onlinesaging app and gaming. this is a way for them to simple by their story. as a possib

it is not as if you can go into the environment with a geiger counter and find something immediately.ed. they have got to work out their movements, but i accept that this is very worrying for people. sajid javid had a piece of advice for people who had been in any of the six areas which have been linked to the couple. in amesbury and wiltshire. the advice is the people who have been to those areas to wash their clothes thoroughly and to wipe down any possessions they had with them. that is the advice. back to them. that is the advice. back to the studio. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. theresa may has said it's deeply disturbing that — for a second time — a man and woman in britain have been exposed to the nerve agent novichok. downing street has set out a new proposal for how trade between the uk and the eu could be handled after brexit. but will it unite the cabinet? and commuters in the south east are warned of a second day of disruption as rail bosses say trains in and out of london victoria will be affected by signalling problems until at least tomorrow m