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their opening match to underdogs mexico one and nothing i'm joined here in the studio by chris harrington from force across there's definitely plenty to dive into and about the shock defeat but first let's take a look at how exactly germany lost their first world cup opener in thirty six years . a mexican stunner in the thirty fifth minute she said ito left much the motions around butting in his tracks and fed having the sano hammer the ball into the. side

jonathan harding in moscow and cress harrington here with me in the studio thank you very much to you both. off your week is stranded at sea off to islam all to turn the boat away more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally been allowed to step on to dry land the aquarius which has been at the center of a political migrant crisis in europe sailed into the spanish port of violence. and the option of relief after a week long odyssey at sea. was very was how to use. the three vessel convoy was carrying six hundred thirty migrants including some one hundred twenty three unaccompanied minors some of the new arrivals had to be taken directly to hospital. volunteers turned out in their hundreds to assist the migrants and called for cooperation among e.u. states. boy i think the aquarius has become a symbol that something isn't working that we are here confirms that it doesn't and wouldn't be like this if politically things worked in europe. a week ago the migrants were rescued from overcrowded dinkies by the aquarius in the mediterranean . the ship soon became the focus of a pan-euro

so now and today five of the world cup in russia have cress harrington from deja vu sports is here to talk us through it welcome chris belgium has just cruised to an easy win against a panama i was impressive yes it was you know belgium is considered one of the favorites they have an outstanding or roster and they definitely brought in office of explosion to the pitch and has dominated panama after a sluggish start in the first have trash met since i think we have some video we can put up church match and finally broke a deadlock shortly after halftime with this effort the great strike by the four and then actually that things just got out ahead manchester united so romelu lukaku. added a braves. and that was all she wrote three naomi was enough there were some efforts the game was real physical but you know but it's nice to see belgium actually live up to their potential and that says they got a great start and what can you say i did expect the debutantes to be defeated panama. as they were and i expected to be somewhat lopsided and he was i do you know as of this it was today's acti

get more on the matter and with me is chris harrington from v.w. sport so this game go the way you expected. expected yes the way i hope you know i was hoping the super eagles would prevail they have a lot of hype behind their team you know they were the first african club to qualify for the world cup but croatia on the other hand very experienced team they have luca moderates the captive mario minds also the two players in their mid thirty's so it was really a battle of experience versus the experience of nigeria because they are one of the youngest teams in this world cup but it was a lot of sloppy play in the beginning and a lot of fouls i mean i counted more than thirty fouls you know the first goal we saw in the louth match there in the video there it was controversial but it wasn't the best looking goal we're taking a look at it here now a good and if you look at the slow motion you see the header go in then but you know. maybe that's changing the world book it was considered an own goal but it was this ugly manufacturing of goals if you want

and we're going to come back to the studio now with our very own chris harrington from devious sports so germany have survived yes just barely what do you make of the performance will be this to clarify you know they won the battle for the war is far from over of course you know i think it was this resilience and persistence you know we saw marco rays taken after the break and he is the guy on the storyboard but that's a mistake i had no problem. they were looking at right now only toibin a. boy a boy had raised questions why he was starting he made the mistake there but boy. equalized just after the break and then it was he asked when your chance of me superheroic it's time tony throws we see a miss right there they have to at first but we want to see tony crow's face be saved the day for germany that's a red car drove boy table he missed out the next action you know but basically all in all. this pretty much made me think of leaving a message. for the size of the germans i see they have no superstars and to set the table this was a superstar performance it made this makes me think o

now let's get more on this match now with me in the studio cress harrington from a d w i mean this was quite a big game the fit both sides where he was now yes it was bigger for proof just factored in they haven't been back on those big states since one nine hundred eighty two thirty six years many players weren't even born or proof side and there's a little bit of drama leading up to this match because their captain paolo guerrero was suspended for a band but he had to have been suspended on the behest of some demarc players wrote on behalf of approving captain to see that he can play they will they wrote an open letter to feet put it all worked out you know but coming into the match then mark they have been back in the main stage since twenty ten so there's been a dry spell you know but all that all it was an interesting thing is see peruvian fans check this out some quit their jobs once in a particular even game twenty four kilos to get a special access to a seat so everyone was geared up to sound isn't bad yeah everyone was dedicated and there was a pretty hard fought match obvious

because harrington from our sports department thank you so much ok. as tensions flare over migration to the e.u. leaders of member nations are preparing to gather in brussels for a mini summit later on sunday their goal is to decide how to deal with the influx of migrants seeking a new life in europe the summit was triggered by the events of the past few weeks several rescue boats carrying migrants were stranded at sea after one country after another refused to allow the vessels to dock in their territory. another boat stranded in the mediterranean sea carrying rescued migrants with nowhere to dock this german ship lifeline is the latest vessel to be refused permission by the new it's highly and government to use one of the country's ports the migrants influx to the south of italy has seen the country's government toughen its stance on an issue which has defied the european union. in europe the times are over when france and germany decided refugee policy when they told european italy what they had to pay and which migrants they had to take in. celgen

thank you so much because harrington sports for breaking it all down for us with. now the top stories that we have been following for you here at d.f.w. france has said that a rescue ship carrying more than two hundred migrants may be allowed to dock in malta with a french team on site to help in processing asylum claims the vessel has been stranded at sea for six days after an initial leave being refused entry by malta and italy. and if that now you're up to date i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for your company we don't have a great day. for . the language courses. video for you. any time anywhere. w. media center. after.

with him on his nationality studio with me is chris harrington from the sport so this was a big game for both teams wasn't debt it was a big game for both teams because it's a factory and it's been a while for peru having been in a world cup it's been thirty six years in denmark they've missed out on their last world cup so it meant something for both sides and it was an evenly fought battle tooth and nail through actually have more shots one goal but you know the data side just had too much and we saw you supposing i mean that was obviously a sweet and you know to his early fate in terms of a penalty you know but denmark has been improving as of late and i did expect him to prevail in this match up you know despite you know prue having a lot of quality on their side so it was a great fight and the better team one of the and what were some of the game changing moments for you yeah this mitchell mistake act a look at christian quaver christian quaver you know was taken down by use of poles and he actually had a penalty to take and as strikers do you know they try to gather themselves

i'm joined now in the studio by chris harrington from the sports and crafts century a design stuff in germany took us through the match yet nine hundred eighty two was the last time we saw this happen but coincidentally night's navy to germany actually bounced back and finished second but in this match the only goal of the game came in the thirty fifth minute she cerrito that mats hummels injure all boateng in their tracks instead lasagna who hammered the ball into the net here it is right here miss it was a try to chip him up but it didn't work was on no fire did it made a nifty move for the ball past the helpless manuel neuer. and just obviously leaving all the mexican fans thrilled for the ridiculous upset and dejection for germany right out what i mean what do you make of the performance all the money glimmers of hype right now yeah you can look at the page i mentioned before you can you can look back in history and have some sense of motivation i'm sure you're good love is talking to his team is team about that you know but germany looked shell shocked after mexico really got off

in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> a lot of colorful events. it on instagram as well. >>> 4:16 is the time right now. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> pam cook welcome back. >> thank you, sal. >> i know it's hard to come back after vacation. >> it really is. >> we love our jobs. but who doesn't love vacation? >> i know. and now hair, makeup. no alarm clock. but i have you guys to come back to. >> there you go, your work family. good morning, everyone. if you're trying to get on the road, you're trying to get on the road, well, northbound 11 from gilroy to san mateo looks pretty good. no problems here as you get up into the commute here. sam martin, morgan hill, all the way up into the west valley. there have been no major problems. traffic continues to look at. i think my toll plaza shut here isto work. there it is. does not much going on right now. hopefully it will stay this way. we will see. it's kind of early. right now for sure, you have a very nice drive across the bay bridge. 4:16. let's go to steve now. >> thank you, si

alyssa harrington has more on the work being done estimated to impact tens of thousands of riders. >> reporter: a confusing morning for thousands of riders. a major project closed the twin peaks tunnel for two months. shutting down train service in at the west portal. passengers board at a temporary bus a block away. >> we love san francisco. >> it is mentally tiring. >> reporter: the tunnel is getting safety upgrades including improving the tracks, walls, and drainage system and seismic reinforcement. it's a $40 million project, the transit director says it impacts every writer. -- right there -- writer mac. >> it affects all of them. >> reporter: add 20 minutes to your travel time. when it's finished, passengers can expect a faster and smoother ride. >> we bring it up to the divine , you see the number of trains going through, you talk about a 2-3 minute reduction of travel time right away. the closure impacts the k, l, and m lines. they set up temporary bus stops to carry passengers to castro in church where they can transfer underground and continue downtown. transit workers on si

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there have been some spectacular goals at the world cup today we have press harrington from each of you sports to take us through all of it hi chris hi so serbia versus what's real and this was a tightly fought match through the end tell us about it yeah you know serbia came into this one with more momentum given the fact that they beat you know costa rica but they did acknowledge this would be a hellish game and it was switzerland who came out on top but serbia was a side that struck first we have the video let's take a look you know it's accepting a five minutes to break the deadlock and it was alexander mitchell bitches header that gave them the one no lead beautiful nowhere to go but the back of the net on that one but then it was the power ball the power ball from the arsenal granted chaka becoming the first chess player since like hundred fifty four to score in multiple pool cups put a tie steward who would it be it be shared our security lead to the finger of the dust in celebration incredible hope style winning the match for switzerland employing rain two one way to go out i mea

ellen harrington you spent twenty five years at the academy of motion picture arts and sciences in themiddle of weinstein's world so to speak how did you experience the weinstein affair and the ensuing need to debate well what i think is so fascinating is that what the journalists who discovered this story and got the women to go on record with the new york times and the the new yorker magazine did. was they broke through a cartel of silence and an actual system of intimidation that was incredibly pervasive and ironically harvey weinstein's attorney last week stated that his defense was that he didn't invent the casting couch and it's true the entire history of the industry of the movie industry entertainment in general women are a product and generally men are the architects of what's being shouted and it's always unfortunately been this way ironically in the silent era there were more women directors and writers than there are now and so when you look at this says the statistics and who's going to tell the story is what i'm really hoping as that the normalization of that kind of inst

of france and from united states film historian ellen harrington director of the german film institute. last week our panelists debated the me to movement and its global effects. this time they'll tackle the veil a sign of self-determination. or a symbol of oppression. what i say is that as a woman you should be free to do whatever you want to do you with your body if you want to or his job you should be free to wear it if you don't want to want to wear a hijab you should be supported in order not to wear it and what's going on for example now in iran is very interesting. because women are protesting in the street to choose to protest against the fact that the job is is that is mandatory and you even see women with his job supporting their no he job in sisters in their right not to wear it and that's something i try to very make really make clear because there is something that is very patronize ing when you see a woman who has a hit job and you say you know to me feminism means to be uncovered any comments on this they'll depict before we start you know. defending the right of women t

and last but not least ellen harrington is an american curator and film programmer in january she took over as director of the german film institute in frankfurt for over two decades she worked for the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences in los angeles and as such experience the need to debate at very close range a warm welcome to all of you round of applause thank you for joining us thank you coming on to thank you very much to the audience i mean wow ladies and gentlemen rather than fade out need to continue to have an almost daily ripple effect in the news and so before we get started we're going to have a quick recap of the. turbulent times of meet. women in chile are protesting it's become a huge demonstration like never before in this country against sexism and violence she may be the one who got the ball rolling inadvertently harvey weinstein once a powerful movie mogul now indicted on charges of rape he ruled over a cartel of silence. that is over no more shame no more silence he led me to his bathroom pleading that i just watch him masturbate time was up a world wide

from the super eagles and like the view we have team coverage of all the world cup action chris harrington joining us here in the studio john crane with the latest from moscow we appreciate it. i'm with that you are up to date now on news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. for . me to move and its impact on me are it's. sad use global media for full contribution mention figures from three continents discuss conditions for female politicians and change in construction as well one news milestone for me to come female news culture today. on the eve. kickoff. three soccer stars with difficult backgrounds who rose to the top. say that is visited so now to see newcastle mario come by live accusing marco some young from i'm shocked frankly. how did they become top players in the bundesliga. in sixty minutes on. the line our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of them as a plumber didn't you for your children's. so nothing is just around the children who have already been the lawyer and those that will follow are part of a

congressional candidate katie harrington was rushed to the hospital after a car crash near charleston. she was hurt badly enough she needed surgery. a spokesperson said she will need more surgery and weeks to recover. the car was driving in the wrong direction and struck her and her friend. the woman driving the other car died at the scene. she won the republican primary. >>> a trade war between the u.s. and other countries. that you announced on american bourbon, and other american goods totaling $3.2 billion. they claim it is retaliation for the trump administration earlier this month to tax european steel and aluminum exports. the president tweeted his displeasure yesterday, based on the tariffs and trade barriers long based on the u.s. and great companies and workers by the eu, if the tariffs and barriers are not broken down and removed, we will place a 20% tariff on all of their cars coming into the u.s. build them here. the president long insisted in the system of global trade, the u.s. gets the short end of the stick. he said ending so-called bad deals with northern allies as p

there have been some spectacular goals at the world cup today we have press harrington from the t.v. sports to take us through all of it high crests high for you so serbia versus what's real and this was a tightly fought match through the end tell us about it yeah you know serbia came into this one with more momentum given the fact that they beat you know costa rica but they did acknowledge this would be a hellish game and it was switzerland who came out on top but serbia was a side that struck first we have the video let's take a look you know it's except you five minutes to break the deadlock and it was alexander mitchell bitches header that gave them the one no the beautiful no where to go but the back of it all that would but that is the power ball the power ball for the arsenal created shaka becoming the first swiss players it's like hundred fifty four to score in multiple pool cups put a tight score who would it be if be shared our security with the finger of the dust in the celebration incredible hope style winning the match for switzerland employee ray two one way to go out i

earlier i spoke to richard harrington from the marine conservation society.r service on beaches for 24 we‘ve run our service on beaches for 2a years now, this is our 25th coming this september. your pioneer we have seen that quantities and density of rubbish building up our beaches. and it does get pretty demotivating. we do hope and we do see positive signs that blue planet ii, and defective blue planet ii was a real watershed moment for us and let‘s hope that for now on with the see a decline in all that material getting into the ocean. more programmes like this will really help that cause. what are those positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us an positive signs that you‘re seeing, can you give us an example? bringing ina can you give us an example? bringing in a small charge of plastic bags just a couple of years ago. the data had been collected to show with the problem was over the many years. that led to the charge or contributed. we has seen a decline in the number of plastic bags washing up

thank you so much because harrington sports for breaking it all down for us we appreciate it ok. we have some more news to bring you now here in berlin a court has sentenced a teenage refugee for verbally and physically assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps a video of the attack went viral and sparked fears that germany could again be plagued by its worst prejudices. the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime the defendant a nineteen year old syrian refugee has been sentenced to four weeks of youth detention for assault and verbal abuse. he has already served the time during pretrial custody this video shows the syrian lashing a young arab israeli man wearing a key part or skull cap with a belt the perpetrator is seen insulting the young man and using derogatory language to brand him jewish the arab israeli film the incident which took place in mid april he posted it online a few days later the perpetrator turned himself in. the arab israeli wearing the keypad told which of l.a. he felt intimidated and humiliated at the time of the incident attracted why de

frankfurt for the exam but next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say to the by i open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. i'm afraid i got to that. place of the for. setting the alarm. clock for. me. planet. for not from. the. earth's plate poetry of species play a whole word significant player those are big changes and most start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of created this people and innovative projects around the world players that control the rest of new screeners citizenships and reforestation. the current interactive content teaching of the next generation of the environmental protection. players and players channels available to people to check it out. and more determined to build something here for the next generation the idea is for the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. sutlej and who do you think is going to be the little chip the flame. matches the scores. the flows into a team soccer world cup on d w news.

frankfurt for the exam but next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say took a bite open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. did you i'm afraid i can't do that. for the. planet. if i'm not from. any copies in germany to german. i looked in the. why not learn with him online on free to sas c.w. zealand in course because fic. some kind of a nuclear card could be a useful thing but not look at the fukushima what's a way out in my view the way out is to find different forms on the go to place. which is plutonium with with the same situation which is set based on faulty will. always give me a much shorter lifetime after the few hundred years that they hold their previous occasions it's very important question second question i thought it was does not require connection with the army dumps you cannot build a party and i think this is something that scientists should be developed science scientists should explain the answer to trip to describe and then society should shut.

to frankfurt predicts that next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say took a by open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. i'm afraid i can't do them. any. good job of. getting the all. of the. planet. when i complete. your max this week silence. beauty and nice potion celebrates its seventieth most day. dying devens pick up stations photographic tribute to. spectacular and stylish a phone house in iceland is based fuel loads. the rollbacks next. boat bringing humanity and. the aquarius sea rescue ship morning so small engine twenty sixteen india dedicated crew helping them. on opponents mission in the us how does a little tibet all come on the forehead misfortune to come odds on the mentioned so what aquarius rescue. teams in forty five dollars from. a. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those. i believe in the range for those who want to marry for love to. eat. the flesh that's taking families and society to the core. my father will be angry sometimes i think the way he did. those starts john yates d w. i want to welcome to

. >> ktvu alyssa harrington just arrived on the scene, she joins us live with an update, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters have put out the bulk of the fire, we are not even seeing any smoke. what they are doing now is checking for hot spots and can i see a large group of them investigating, trying to figure out the cause of this fire. what you are looking at is a a flashing distribution center in richmond, it's called tulip hardwood floors. firefighters are calling this suspicious as an arson investigator will be looking at the damage to try to determine whate do know is that the fire originated on the outside of the building. i can tell people who are trying to travel that this road is closed at south had street. police are turning traffic around. reporting live in richmond, alyssa harrington. >> alyssa, thank you for that report. >>> 7:12, this weekend there are more than 400 events to mark wear orange weekend a movement against gun violence. the bay area is holding several events. organizers say one of the reasons marchers are being asked to wear orange, that i

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live in los gatos, allysa harrington. >>> let's help get you out the door. sal is doing that on a monday. >> i think he is getting out the door. >> no, you need to stay. >> come back. >> here i am. yes, sir. all right. one of the things we learned is that the accident that we had at pal street is not there. that is good. we looked for it, couldn't find it. it wasn't there for long but it did its damage in slowing down the traffic. any stalled vehicle will do that. the good news is that the bay bridge is moderating a bit. the traffic is going to be backed up to the maze. metering lights are not on. 880 northbound is not looking heavy yet. we have a mixed bag when it comes to the commute. some commutes look normal, some look a little better than normal. it's hard to predict on a june monday what we get out here. it's overcast and that doesn't mean much for most people. this is a look at the west valley commute. it could mean something for your flight at sfo. this is 280. you can see it's slow. so, if you are going to the airport and -- the san francisco airpor

frankfurt for the exam but next year it's going on tour to london but for now i'm here with al harrington and we just like to say took up by open the pod bay doors hal i'm sorry. i'm afraid i got to that. place should. have a photo of. the. planet. let me laugh and i can feel. it in me to move and its impact on me arts. w.'s noble media forum for culturally influential figures from three continents discuss conditions from female artists and changing cars trucks as well one muse milestones need to come female east culture today. if next on the road. called the germans came together in one nation. luther and the nation. his bible translations standardized the german language makes god does call speak german they are ask me yeah i tell you yeah spoil your job cut the germans going to. get to the target strong clear. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who. believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. a clash that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father will be angry some time i think i'm already dead to. the meadows starch july eighth d. w

kit harrington and rose leslie, jon snow and ygritte. they played onscreen lovers.. a happy ending. you never see that on game of thrones. scotland. a happy ending. you never see that on game of throneslj scotland. a happy ending. you never see that on game of thrones. i have only one thing to say to that, "aww. " only one thing to say to that, ‘aww.’ we only one thing to say to that, ‘aww. " we will only one thing to say to that, ‘aww.’ we will end with the happy ending. thank you, both of you. don't forget, you can see all of the front pages on the website. it is all there for you. seven days a week. you know the address. if you missed the programme any evening you can watch it back. you can do that on the bbc iplayer, which has a lot of stuff for you. coming up, the film review. cheerio. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. good to see you again, mark, what have you been watching? a very interesting week, we have maquia, a visually stunning anime. in the fade, a socio— political th

kit harrington, who played john snow is a beautiful, beautiful man and he has married, i don't remember her name. rosie leslie i think? and they we re name. rosie leslie i think? and they were together on the show, they were lovers, she played a woman called ygritte, is very traumatic, some people come back to life... other people come back to life... other people come back to life... other people come back to live? dallas moment? they played lovers on the show and people are getting married people are very happy about it and you rarely see anything happy and i'm a thrones whatsoever and they looked very happy together. reality imitates art so let me know. screen romance that died been continued off screen. we will leave it there for now but i wanted to apologise to you because you manage this brilliantly. we had a nasty glitch in our system tonight, must be the weather, i blame the weather, so our graphics just and wake up in time so thank you. thank you, robert and thank you, rachel and thank you for persevering. we are back at 1130 and are at the top of the hour. in the meantime, it

kit harrington. new wife, did i say that?rrington. new wife, did i say that? it's a lovely this morningm kind of smells nice, you know that nice summer smell? you should take some of that and use it! ramshaw sarah has that smell of sunshine about her. good morning. ——i am sure. it is nice to come in for an early shift and you don't have to pack a jacket, a fresh start to the morning but certainly the promise of some gorgeous weather to be seen outside today. this is cornwall taken by one of our weather watchers this morning, a little bit of listing is here and there high club around, but sunshine is breaking through really right across the country —— mistiness. that is really the story from much of the week ahead, dry, sunny too, and warming up, so today it was warmer than yesterday and the warming trend will stick around, we are likely to see temperatures up to 30 degrees later on this week. a big area of high pressure is driving the weather. it is keeping weather fronts at bay. the range of the northern isles but it is clea

allysa harrington is near the crash scene with what you learned. >> reporter: good morning. police just reopened the lanes. they had the entire block closed up for several hours while they investigated. they cleared the scene but are actively searching for the driver. police say the driver was in a dark s.u.v. when they plowed into a pedestrian and did not stop. this happened before 3:00 a.m. a woman was walking on moneterey road when she was hit. at this point police don't know if this was an accident or if the driver intentionally hit the woman. she was badly injured and taken away by ambulance. she is being treated at the hospital. police left the scene about 20 minutes ago. they have not released the name of the victim but anybody with information should give them a call. reporting live in san jose, allysa harrington, ktvu 2 news. >>> the chp is investigating a deadly crash on highway 680 near the la adviser no road exit. the woman --ly adviser in a road exit. she slammed the car into the center divide. the chp arrived minutes later. >> we had units responding, running t

their campaign will be over to help make sense of it all i'm joined here in the studio by chris harrington from. hi there to you chris ok let's start with group f. so mexico came away with a win against south korea earlier this evening take us through that match well let me just established mexico they sit shock waves through the football world little literally started in earthquake because they defeated germany in their opening match then they brought that momentum into this match with them carlos of ala thanks to a penalty so many penalties opening up goals in this world cup we can take a look at the action now there's carlos de lis of the show the wrong way that's of the twenty six maybe even javier hernandez who's known as cheech rito baby to zip his fiftieth goal in his national colors you have to applaud that and he recently turned thirty so that's also nice you know korea had more shots one goal than mexico in this but too little too late they did pull one back but the defeat extend cell three has run of world cup defeats to for. or matches and this is the first time since two thous