david hawkins will inbound it. here's hawk. inside to stoudemire. here's hawkins.ad 20 and 10 last week. >> jim: good defense by baby davis >> brian: kicked it out stoudemire. here's big baby. you award the big fella by playing great defense byting inside of it. it's a battle of unbeatens and we're all knotted up at 10 and big baby gets his first two. it's the big3 here on fox. more and more people are finding themselves in a chevy for the first time. during the chevy 4th of july sales event. now through july 9, get 10 to 20 percent below msrp on your favorite chevy models when you finance with gm financial. that's over six thousand seven hundred dollars on this chevy equinox. this 4th of july, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. the challenges facing the so neither does the u.s. army. we train. adapt. and get smarter. every soldier. every unit. every day. not to keep up with change; but to drive it. nobody knows what problems tomorrow will bring. but we do know who

went to find out how. and kat hawkins went to find out how.e same beautiful french mountains as always. cycling is becoming increasingly data driven and the good reason. cycling is becoming increasingly data driven and for good reason. masses of data can be collected and in the sport of fine margins and superhuman indurance, those insights are the key to energy efficiency, strategy and gains. we look at many things, we look at obviously heart rate, power data and their maximum power and their altitude and elevation gain. so we look at that and we see how the riders are building and we leveraged that data to try and build them to be stronger and better in stage races. how is the data collected and transmitted ? that is where these little devices come in. it may not look like much but this small devices on the back of every bike taking part and it has actually been revolutionary. it then beams up to a following helicopter. it is then sent to the data truck real—time analytics. and this is where the magic happens, from bike to motorbike the helic

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. >> david hawkins joins us. senior editor of cq and roll call. as congress comes back from break, what do you see in the coming weeks? things running as smoothly on drama-frias possible is the overarching desire. legislative a large agenda. i think mcconnell and ryan went to make progress on the annual appropriations bills. the house announced it will take up another appropriations bill the week of july 16 that is a combination of a dozen bills. they already passed one the combined three of the least controversial bills. they will take up another that contains to, one of them not financial services bill. the senate appropriations committee is moving ahead on all of its bills. keeping that regular process going knowing after labor day there will be some shutdown showdown drama almost for sure. that is one priority for mitch mcconnell. the other is moving along on nominations. they have a v.a. secretary nominee. they have more judges to milan. and the big news of the summer will be president trump's announcement of his choice to succeed anthony ken

daniel hawkins and were on top of that match in russia's northern capital. to the world wherever you're watching from today welcome to the studio in the heart of russia's northern capital for i am daniel hawkins the sadly we now have the results of today's fast last sixteen clash is official sweden have switzerland one nil to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was it suddenly get blue fans home well let's take a look at some of the reactions that it was . was. sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st petersburg and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal that came on the sixty sixth minute. fred and will force on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak. deflection before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kind g. and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group gloria with us now consultant in the form of fee for

alright artie's didn't hawkins and isa ali were on top of that match in russia's northern capital. but you see the world wherever you're watching from today welcome to the studio in the heart of russia's northern capital for daniel hawkins the sadly we now have the result of today's fast loss sixteen clash is official sweden have been switzerland one milks advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was suddenly getting blue fans home well let's take a look at some of the reactions that it was . was. sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st peter's and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty sixth minute. on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot blocked power it was slightly weak. of the flexion before going past the keeper that deflection coming off manuel kanji and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group gloria with us now consultant in the form of fee for commu

so the house has acted on these ules rewriting humphrey-hawkins. [laughter] tag.ryan: i see a hash jonah: we wanted a longer conversation and this is what we could work out. this is my schedule. and one thing i do ask is everybody stay in their seats and where they are until the speaker goes and i'll talk for another hour and a half. mr. ryan: make sure everybody reads his book. [applause] . [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org all i could think of, what if he was interrogating me. >> sunday night on c-span. next on c-span, british prime minister talks with members of the house of commons about her recent meeting and his comments with russian vladimir putin. >> questions to the prime minister. he prime minister. prime minister may: today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela. i am sure that the whole house will want to join me in paying tribute to his

so the house is acted on these rules, rewriting humphrey-hawkins which governs the fed. i guarantee you chuck schumer will filibuster this bill. [laughter] i see a hash tag forming. jonah: we wanted a longer conversation and this is what we could work out. this is my schedule. and one thing i do ask is everybody stay in their seats and where they are until the speaker goes and i'll talk for another hour and a half. mr. ryan: make sure everybody reads his book. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the republican party has picked charlotte, north carolina to host their national convention in 2020. the republican national committee announced the decision today in texas. las vegas was the only other finalist. charlotte hosted the democratic national convention in 2012. foroin us this weekend alaska weekend with featured programming on c-span, book tv and american history tv. we will explore alaska's natural

that was cat hawkins, reporting from the tour de france. a bike frame anything like this. not only is this incredibly light, just 600 grams, but it's loaded with technology. and it's being developed here in rural england, just by the duckpond. yes, just past the hartney whitney village green in a converted cow barn, an ex—rolls—royce aerodynamicist has designed this revolutionary new frame. stuart abbott has embedded sensors inside it which sends live data into the cloud to be analysed by cycling teams or casual cyclists alike. an accelerometer in the rear chain stay. also, temperature, pressure and humidity. the frame is made in a mould like this from many layers of this carbon composite. but on one layer of the composite, they print the circuitry for the sensors and the conductive pathways which sends the data around the frame. all of this is made from graphene. we have connected the sensors using graphene—printed circuitry. i know the temperature, the humidity, the air pressure, the amount of watts you're pushing. i know how much you are

many thanks they sally there in st petersburg let's go now to tanya hawkins he's insulted we saw him singing that previous hour we saw him dancing if we can call it that he seems like a career in entertainment a way see daniel waterview thought about your time as a correspondent made in the funds covering the fall ball and traveling around the country during this wonderful well. thanks neal you know i'll bet that mine if i ever do get bored of journalism or fantastic journey it's been this past month he said that. the culture the architecture and set pieces were gotten so as you know we've certainly had the weather don't pay attention to these dark clouds here today is for the month of sunshine and sun here in the fish stadium behind me has seen some of the best football heat on the pitch the fantastic goal but iran's between spain portugal later the portuguese being knocked out by the road winds who will manage the ball by outside the stadium probably in a big flag make me into your own or a while find at least for the evening funtastic game between germany and sweden the latest equ

daniel hawkins thank you for the update. the president of the european commission meets donald trump later today in washington but it's not expected to be an easy meeting with john klobuchar ready to stand firm on brussels tariffs and trade barriers they came into place after america slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum coming from the bloc prompting the e.u. to respond with like for like measures and right before the meeting trump gave some insight on the current state of global trade negotiations tariffs of the greatest either a country which is the united states unfairly on trade negotiator a fair deal where he gets hit with tariffs it's as simple as that and everybody's talking remember we the people in this being rocked or will be great now the trade standoff hasn't exactly helped create a friendly vibe trumpet as far as calling the e.u. commission chief a brutal killer while describing europe as an economic fellow and you had some harsh words of his own. trump told me last week. you are a brutal killer but it is the f

be studied is the country of origin of the perpetrators so let's get more details now from london hawkins he joins us good afternoon she done just going through them what actually prompted this study what's behind it. well it's a topic that's attracted huge emotion controversy and debates in the u.k. over the last few years multiple child grooming scandals across the country from rochdale to bristol and how to fax it seemed like. every year or couple of years there was a new case of outrage in the media and public discourse there have been previous investigations it has to be said on a local level local authorities the home office indeed launch investigation into failings as to why these children were failed by police by social services this is the first time though many would argue a government in office a home secretary in office has ordered an investigation that focuses on the importance of thoroughly investigating all cow touristic all aspects of the victims and perpetrators of volved including racial background and ethnicity. my fischer's have been working with investigating officers

for details and i've been down hawkins who joins us from our u.k. bureau good afternoon again dan just run through the main thinking man behind this study well it's a topic of attracted widespread anger condemnation discussion and debate in the u.k. rather on rossdale peterborough bristol halifax the list goes on and on of these sorts of grooming scandals this is the first time though as you said there that a government in office or home secretary office has ordered an investigation specifically and one of quickly into the racial background the ethnicity of the victims and of perpetrators it's not the first time the issue has been raised in mainstream politics of course just last year labor m.p. and minister sara champion wrote an article in the sun newspaper condemning what she described as pakistani grooming gangs she received a huge backlash a lot of criticism for that article later being forced to resign and indeed receiving death threats she later received extra police protection as a result of that what strikes me about this whole debate is th

. >>> america, indiana, hawkins.otic community and a shining example of the american dream. today hawkins is taking another step into the future with the brand-new star court mall. >> how cool is that, right? netflix released it. it's a teaser for the third season of stranger things. so, of course it's a flash back, an '80s commercial featuring steve played by actor joe carrie. the mall will open next summer possibly a hint to when season 3 will be released. so perfectly done in that throw back. >> you can't even tell at first until you realize what exactly it's for. but yeah. by the time that comes around, you're going to have to rewatch mulligan. >>> a federal judge has temporarily stopped the deportation of recently reunited families to the response to the filing from the americans with civil liberties union. giving them little time to review their legal options for asylum. also limits the organization's ability to represent them. judge dana halted those proceedings for a week giving the government's attorneys tim

right artie's daniel hawkins and isa ali on top of that match in russia's northern capital. to the world wherever you're watching from today welcome to a studio in the heart of russia's northern capital for daniel hawkins the sadly we now have the result of today's fast loss sixteen share is official sweden have been switzerland one else advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was it suddenly blew off fans home well let's take a look at some of the reactions why was . it was. so sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st peter's and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty sixth minute. to be fed and on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak. deflection before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kind g. and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group who are with us now consultant to form a fee for communications di

cup and just picking a new team to support to the end after russia departed let's go to sochi to hawkins's frizzy saudis in st petersburg let's continue first a set of nice and dry that what's it like to you being part of the anti team covering this world cup. you know it's been fantastic and luckily the still weather still holding up here in the northern capital it's beautiful it has wonderful weather all the way through and the football on the pitch has been fantastic and i think that final really really encapsulates the kind of tournament that we've had great individual performances fantastic goals even a few mistakes as some people would like to forget and our studio here in st petersburg it's been really a wonderful backdrop for what's been a great talk about a great personal experience for me i've managed to take him to pieces by the wonderful people here the culture the architecture everything about this city has really been welcoming to me i even brought my father. the out here was well to spend the last week of the tournament with me such was the amazing atmosphere here and as wel

party's daniel hawkins and were on top of that match in russia's northern capital. it is but you see the world wherever you're watching from today welcome to studio in the heart of russia's northern capital for daniel hawkins the sadly we now have the results of today's first last sixteen clash is official sweden have been switzerland one nil to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in twenty four years and what a game it was it suddenly get a blue fans home well let's take a look at some of the reactions that it was . who was. sweden going through to the quarter finals with one nil win over switzerland here in st petersburg and as the swiss ended up eventually ending the game with just ten men now with regards to the goal it came on the sixty six minute. on the edge of the area where he was in space and his shot power was slightly weak but. the flexion before going past the keeper that the flexion coming off manuel kanji and the keeper really standing no chance with that now we have all to the group who are with us now consultant to form a fee for communi

so the cost of hawkins repeal, elephant in the room. when you did your survey of the renters, did they include people in condos and single-family homes? ok. so, understanding how many renters are in those richmond sunset, in the single-family homes is key. because those are people when you start having development pressure on those properties, displacement pressure goes up. we see that in the mission, south of market, everywhere. so, if we want to have density and development, we need to balance it with not having a lot of dismracht. somebody mentioned vacancy rate. we had, when i first came on the commission, the staff did a study, about 25,000 vacant units. some people in the community said well, that's a rounding error. a hell of a lot of units when the mayor says he wants to build 5,000 a year. 10,000 were not explained, the other 15 were. so, vacant issues needs to be discussed. i think the other issue, and kind of jobs-housing fit, we have this nexus study, for every market rate unit, .35 to .4 of b.m.r. unit. what's your strategy

hawkins, and the staff of the commission. we're reviewing and rewriting the disciplinary grid that's used for the police department. the goal is to make it clearer. we're starting from scratch. we threw out what we had. it's not a workable document. it's 24 years old, i think. we're going to make sure that serious violations, serious misdeeds, are met with serious penalties. and we're going to make sure we consider mitigation and aggravating factors as we go forward with discipline and we want the officers to know in advance by having a clearer chart and clearer statement what's expected, what's a violation, what's not a violation? that will go far towards accountability with the public. >> vice-president mazzucco: thank you. there's always been conversation about standard disposition and there are defense attorneys on the panel and you don't want to hear about standard disposition. we need some guidelines to follow. thank you for doing that. thank you for doing that. >> it is a growing crisis and you never know who is suffer

and the humphrey-hawkins law gives the fed -- first of all inputs into the fed's statute the bogus -- i won't get into the phillips curve, it puts into -- mr. goldberg: bingo. [laughter] rep. ryan: correcting me. should have exquisite rules, should have an explicit rule and should govern itself by that and should be made clear. that takes away, that gives us all the fiat money that is a reliable source of value where we know exactly where our money is so we cannot have debasement by the federal reserve that takes away our livelihoods. so, but but the last thing i , want to do is get politicians involved meddling with interest rates in the federal reserve. so you want to make sure that you keep this thing away from political interference and meddling. this is not a vladimir putin statement. and have a standard that is objective and adhered to and transparent so we are getting away from the fiat money days. we are not debasing our currency in the future. and as the world's reserve currency, this is a privilege we could abuse if we don't watch ourselves. we passed this bill as well. so b

first time doing his humphrey hawkins testimony. lucy was about inflation.dent tonight is the jerome powell a republican is very friendly with the president. we are watching closely to see what he says about inflation, what he says about trade and given the fact netflix will be down 15% come that the market will be wild today despite what the future show. gerri: they need to learn how to forecast good they could solve themselves a lot of problems. thank you so much. gerri: a lot more coming up this in this early hour. amazon expected to rake in billions of dollars in sales for prime day, which is still going on by the way. how much of the event is actually expected to bring in. and how tesla ceo elon musk finally gone too far. the stock sinking after a cave rescuer in a twitter rant. looking at pictures on your tuesday, a mixed bag at the top nine in the premarket come s&p down one and a quarter, nasdaq down one and three quarters. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models

politician has admitted that the military is directly involved in so the earth strikes on yemen don't you hawkins brings us the details the source come from tory m.p. alice the book he's the minister of state for the middle east that before and commonwealth office specifically with regards to the role of u.k. personnel in saudi military control rooms there had of course been speculation for quite some time about the exact scale and depth of the u.k.'s involvement in the conflict with the british government everything in the past that it does have a train advise and assist mission alongside the saudi military which indeed the country's foreign minister had also confirmed in the past. we have british officials american officials and officials from other countries now commanding control center we pick the targets they don't i don't know technically exactly what part of the process they're involved in by do you know they're aware of the target list now the size of the u.k.'s arms sales to a country that has been accused of human rights abuses and even walk reimers in the yemen conflict by various org

the repeal of costa hawkins is on the ballot in november. if it doesn't or until it does, we have to remain watch what is under our control. san francisco has eviction protections in place and they apply to all tenants covered in the san francisco rent ordinance, including single-family homes. the amendments that i'm introducing make it clear that using an excessive rent increase to circumvent the eviction protection laws is unlawful and form of harassment. with renters terrified of losing their housing, we cannot afford to leave any gaps in our protection. most landlords follow the rules, but for those that don't, we're putting you on alert that san francisco is serious about enforcing our just cause eviction controls. i want to thank supervisor peskin for co-sponsoring this ordinance and to amy bynhart for working so hard to make it possible in our office. secondly, colleagues, i'm asking today to close out our meeting in the memory of jamie pool jr., young man whose life was thatting -- tragically cut short. he was the victim of gun viole

[applause] don: our next speaker is don alexander hawkins. theegan mapping aspects of -- he has lectured widely on washington's beginnings. that is washington dc, not the president. he writes on his major unbuilt projects in washington history magazine. he is preparing a publication for a book. don's contribution to the book includes a special section of maps. most of which he compiled andrew himself. there are some of them on display up at the room. you can see them when you look at the book. tells about -- tell us about your work on the maps. me and asked me to do a nap of some of the caroll family's attachment to the land, here. this is a book about family. it is a book about money. it is a book about building, it is about politics. -- there is no other way of dealing with this. it is about space. this is about space in this area that we knew in all kinds of ways. i am really an architect. look when how things i was first starting washington formally. thesomething looks on ground, what its shape is, what the spaces like cannot be dealt wit

>> oh, god, yeah. 2001. >> reporter: that year taylor hawkins nearly died after a heroin overdose.did not leave his side. >>> were you aware he was there every day? >> it was a heavy time but he was always there and he's always been there. >> that's when you forget about the band. >> reporter: doesn't matter any more? >> that's when it gets real. >> reporter: dave himself gave up drugs when he was 20. it's one reason the foo fighters fight on. >> when i tell people that i've never done cocaine in my life, they think i'm lying. but i love music and i love life. ♪ ♪ and to me, survival is the game. that's the hardest part. i just want >>> steve hartman now with a story of determination that he found on the road to the pool. >> reporter: they were the bad news bears of swimming. in fact, coach alex in arlington texas says you can't overstate their under achievement. >> our goal every meet was to finish the race. >> reporter: get across the pool? >> get across the pool. really we measured our success on not getting disqualified. >> reporter: because that was the standard, four years ag

advisory capacity we've got live reaction coming up in a moment but first the details with danny hawkins this arsonist come from tory m.p. out of the book he's the minister of state for the middle east that before and commonwealth office specifically with regards to the role of u.k. personnel in saudi military control rooms there had of course been speculation for quite some time about the exact scale and depth of the u.k.'s involvement in the conflict with the british government everything in the past is a train advise and assist mission alongside the saudi military which indeed the country's foreign minister had. in the past. we have british officials american officials and officials from other countries now commanding control center we pick the targets they don't i don't know technically exactly what part of the process they're involved in by do you know they're aware of the target list now the size of the u.k.'s arms sales to a country that has been accused of human rights abuses and even walk reimers in the yemen conflict by various organizations and charities from human rights watc

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on thelock's writings humphrey hawkins act, one of my personal favorite was. we celebrated today quietly as we had chairman powell testifying. i always find the goals of humphrey hawkins odd. you have full employment and price stability. i did not get to ask my question. i will let you have the last word. how has price stability than consistent with perpetual inflation? mr. pollock: it is not. that is one of the great mysteries of the federal reserve. our stable prices. this is consistent with the announced strategy of perpetual inflation. >> because this will be a very series, we may be losing members. colleaguell on our from ohio for the last set of questions for the hearing. that is warren davidson who is now recognized for five minutes for the final question of the hearing. i assume you are relieved, you won't be waiting for us for an hour and a half or two. thank you for your expertise. beginning with the nature of currency. : part of the stability of the u.s. dollar lies not just in the resources of the united states but in the resources of the world. th

mother welcome back to our to international and today's global news headlines of daniel hawkins mexico's witnessed a tectonic shift in its political landscape with a left wing outsider claiming victory in sunday's presidential election of looks now at the man who set to take power and examines how his tenure could exacerbate tensions with the united states. andray manual lopez obrador or i'm know for sure what the new and somewhat colorful president of mexico a real underdog whose party more and ended almost a century of rule by two of mexico's dominant political parties. and as is fashionable these days often justifiably i'm no exactly a fan of trump i have to convince and persuade those americans who are manipulated by don't trump the campaign of united states first or america first that's a fallacy it's nonsense. we have a respectful relationship with american governments but we're not subordinate the mexican people have been insulted and put into question that. trump took on the role this president and offended the mexicans and our position was to reject the hate policy promoted by t

cup now france meet belgium later on tuesday and the first game of the sammy finals here's daniel hawkins of east alley from our special studio in the northern capital. well so our special coverage of the world from our studio overlooking. st petersburg we're getting really cool that semifinal being played here. between france and belgium and we actually have a number of very good byes behind us getting into the mood by getting into the atmosphere where the gable vents ended by not only those fans french president the man old mike braun as well as belgium's world family quite a number for profile names france belgium actually the difference which will come on the top for louisiana i think it is one of the strongest teams with posting talent such as the twenty seven year old midfielder kevin the broad enough and he school that decisive goal in the quarterfinals here both teams also after tennis for the big golden boot process case greece one belgium of course of star striker romelu lukaku in the day of the youngest player nineteen year old kid him about by a bit of a domestic name before n

hearts well they were broken on tuesday but it was jubilation for england and sweden archies daniel hawkins has all of the angles covered for us in st petersburg. wherever you're watching us today welcome to russia's historic north. decide to have a museum how to square dripping in the streets. today it's all of course about the knockout stage has now wrapped up we know the eight teams now set to play in the world cup quarterfinals why go head to head with france brazil face belgium on friday that should be a goal fast on saturday all eyes here of course with the host russia and their clash with getting to of course sweden england also meet the same day. moscow wrapped up the knockout stage last night it really did have everyone has their seat so myself for three to three lives in a dramatic penalty shoot out. i . i. the whole range of emotions jubilation. and finally break the penalty. for several tournament's and of course heartbreak for colombia who gave it their all but it wasn't quite enough. i was also watching the game in which. they gave everything for one hundred ten degrees or the

for a place and sunday's grand final france are taking on belgium in st petersburg here's daniel hawkins a nice ally from our special studio in the northern capital. well our special coverage of the world cup. over the. same piece of good we're getting ready pulled out semifinal being played here. between strong and solid and we actually have a number of very cold it was behind us getting into the mood by getting into the atmosphere where the gable vents had a little to those funds french president to my old my role as well as belgium's the whole family caught up before profile times france belgium actually the difference between them all a couple who i think is one of the strongest teams with posting titles such as the twenty seven year old merry old kevin the broida and he school got the size of gold in the quarterfinals they're both teams also off to tennis for the big golden boot process case greece one belgium of course of starstruck and look call can it be the youngest player nineteen year old kid him about play a bit of a domestic name before now truly made his name as an internat

countries and colombians hearts were broken yesterday but it was jubilation that england and sweden hawkins's all the angles covered for us in some petersburg. thanks. wherever you're watching us today welcome to russia's historic north of the capital of the all can see what beside the habitants museum how the square dripping in the streets. today it's all of course about the nerve jangling knockout stage has now wrapped up we know that eight teams now set to play in the world cup quarterfinals go head to head with france brazil face belgium on friday that should be a goal first on saturday all eyes here of course are going to host russia and their clash with getting to of course sweden england also the same day now the england colombia encounter in moscow wrapped up the knockout stage last night it really did have everyone has their seat so myself who did four three two or three lives in a dramatic penalty shoot out. be with you how i be with when i. be with will be when i. i i am. who i emotional game we played well i'm lucky to see the welshman. but we carried on you know we stuck together

the saving kick off between your require in portugal we know the result you're a quiet through town hawkins is at the stadium for us of course there's always some celebrating. some getting ready to pack their bags what was it like to be in. the absolute a quad i was fit so she stayed inside i hope the whole circle of course as they go home. for the recall guys what did you make of the game how you how you're feeling right now big moment for you guys very excited very excited are we travel a long way it was a tough hard for game and we got we got the win is that this is the school what you predict it's not what you thought we also we didn't do was you know when this gets any new we know it was going to be easy put on you we're going to win this game you could tell that you're why we would like to defend first we have to stay at the back to make sure that our structure is good and the right to develop on the counter and develop on those opportunities and we played our football today use we played this football against egypt against saudi arabia against russia and the results are coming and i

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