name hummels book tang and noir i thought would be enough to get this team through but they're going to have to bounce back there's only one direction i'm a go and that's up at this point. let's see what the day's action starting with costa rica taking taking on the i took us through that one how did that go down yeah this was a tooth and nail fight you know with one world cup moment a beautiful free kick you know the goal of the game came in the fifty sixth minute and it was a beautiful free kick from the serbian captain alexander kaleri there we are looking at it. and he's known as a great free kick taker and if you see the replay the way the ball perfectly goes over the ball then just out of the reach of the closer we can keeper kaylor a novice the final score one nil you know into this game serbia actually was just happy to get to the world cup because they didn't qualify for presumed and then we saw close to reka you know they made it to the quarter finals in brazil so there were some expectations to see costa rica relive that success but it was a great game and a great game wit

it's like if bay thof nsaid that bay thof enfifth was written by johann nepu monk u hummel, first of all your name is in the title and we now hummel is was pretsing the limits on modernity, don't even front on that cap. sorry, classical musk. here's the thing. nielsen's deceptiveness doesn't even come close to the commander in chief. because like his space force, his lies are out of this world. >> president trump falsely blaming democrats for his own policy. >> i hate it i hate the children being taken away. the democrats have to change their law, that is their law. they were forced. >> that quiet, quite et, that is the democrats law, we can change it tonight. we can change it right now. i will leave here-- no, no, you need their votes, you need their votes. >> first of all, no one believes that the democrats are to blame here. the democrats are like an iphone 5 at 5 p.m they have no power, all right. (laughter) in fact, the democrats have a bill in conditioning right now that would stop the government from separating undocumented kids from their parents but because no republicans ha

hummels is a legal right to. keep things organized at the back in his words carry weight with . he's a central defender in the modern effectively doubling opposite deep lying while not lying playmaker on it because if you see the field this is a typical move for him very aggressive down there. the opponent gets the ball physical but i usually say. he wins the ball then and if he's got forward momentum he'll keep going if he can i don't know for he stays involved if he makes himself available for the pass and keeps moving up to right into the box where he might get the chance to put one on michaels and i why that's the kind of quality matter. you're she with him a she is another defender with an unquenchable forward drive and the technique to match. is a sure. it's nice to school the women or any girl but i won't be there the world cup thinking oh it's got to school today i've got other jobs to prioritise the door she has another shop on the shelf. with his sublime touch every bit the natural successor to philip. and gemini. for me to a commission is one of the best right backs i

thousand and ten hasn't started ok replacing them marko royce and sebastian rooney and we know mats hummels was injured so until ruediger is filling in for him you know but yogi love and company they're trying to avoid this curse that when they win the world cup the following cup they're booted out of the group stage it happened to italy it happened to spain let's see how it pans out on the pitch versus sweden in this match all right let's talk about that earlier match between belgium and tunisia in group so that match pretty lopsided and did tunisia even have a fighting chance at any point little hope little hope but you know we saw the most goals so far in this particular world cup with seven thanks to a belgium brace by two belgians let's take a look at this now in this section right here already down a goal romelu lukaku maybe to fight in the daylight between the legs of simeon big usage in tunisia you talked about trying to get back there was a header by dylan brown right here that's his first goal in the world cup so yes to be proud but belgium just brought on the pay who got to score

in live and to squad have put on a united front and are hoping they can rebound star defender mats hummels will likely miss the game due to injury well here's what live have to say about his team and tonight's match up. because the months of fighting the team this yesterday the two most important weapons energy and balls using. the team that played mexico was not the team we're used to this self-confident approach and playing style it was. even speed those of that fundamental for us it's all because we've seen it almost all the games that this world cup for the level of skill has not seen at the very top level. overbidding by any speed and she was more a world cup of absolute dedication absolute passion ops teams are throwing everything they have into defending pie you can see hop in. germany coach joachim live and meanwhile swedish fans have made their presence known in sochi which is the site of tonight's match up sweden is a solid side without much flair their fans are a colorful and confident bunch as the reporters found out ahead of kickoff. the. head of the game swedish fans are cele

because as you say this is a must win game now the bad news is one of those experienced players mats hummels will miss the game through injury the good news there is more than a replacement in the shape of his by and teammate nick germany you need a response as we're about to hear from the coach of. because financial ties with the team this yesterday the two most important weapons energy and balls using. the team that played mexico was not the team we're used to self-confident approach and playing style it was. even speed those of that fundamental. because we've seen it in almost all the games that this world cup for the level of skill has not seen at the very top level. speed in a world cup of absolute dedication absolute passion ops teams are throwing everything they have into defending. the hockey. so jonathan what about germany speaking yesterday obviously sweet sweden will be providing a very difficult opposition and they'll be cheered on by lots of swedish fans in sochi. absolutely now do you reckon do they have enough passion or are they going to crash as if this were a call now and y

players who has a lot of experience is actually going to be missing from tonight that of course is mats hummels but he will be replaced by his byron teammate nicholas azula so that's also a little bit of good news for the team going into the match but i think what we really need to do is hear from the germany coach of course you have some love. because that much of it was a team this yesterday the two most important weapons energy and body language was far from the plate mexico was not the team we're used times or self-confident approach and playing style it was. even speed those are the fundamentals and for us it's all because we've seen it almost all the games that this world cup for the level of skill has not seen at the very top level it's only bidding by any speed an option is more a world cup of absolute dedication absolute passion he teams are throwing everything they have shot into defending a tie you can see hobson. well there you have your kind of saying that is energy and dedication and that's what i had what they really need to do if they want to beat or sweden let's have a look at

a mexican stunner in the thirty fifth minute she chito left much hummels and zero bullets hang in his tracks and fed having less on those who carried the ball into the now this was a blazing counterattack from the mexicans maisano made a nifty move a measured isn't in the box and fired the ball passed to help the smile noir thanks attention for mexico dejection for germany. germany got their best chances in the waning minutes first mario gomez heading over the bar from close range and two minutes later you're liam brown to marco to ice to go home as but he couldn't flick it past the m.r.o. and show up the ball then found its way back to bronze but his streaking long range shot clipped the post mexico now top group out while germany need to go back to the drawing board. press there was really an onion mitigated disaster for germany what did you make of the performance you know take a page out of euro he may have their head coach addressed the media he called it negligent and haphazard i would have to agree because as defending champions you expect more from them they're known as a turn

with seven players in the squad typically well represented this time around defensive linchpin mats hummels is one on field lead at the club and country thomas miller's end up back at bae and you get used to the sweet taste of success from an early age. i'll go to the bombers yeah i read a funny thing that any kid starting school now doesn't know anyone except by him being champions of germany so that's quite something but it's the reward for years of hard work. and it's. nothing but the best for brian milat fits that category in these unique way. i mean so much look we don't have to talk about a lot. about his qualities. unpredictable you know that his biggest strength you never know where he's on the beach and what position he's playing and the coach will never tell him where he has to be in defeat because you have got really well to do that to do to the game he has his nose way which one he has to make way is to be on the pitch and he's a finisher you know yes this quality to finish like a little bit lucky but it's also not lucky because. he knows what he's doing all the time and of cour

second and saying stop us remasters we need to do this differently or that it can't even fix what hummel got to. be over in the field but i mean look at him for what in very workable in one thousand nine hundred forty four a revolution in guatemala put an end to the fourteen year rule of the dictator jorge it will be called. the ones i don't relish the idea for a bundle of money if you want a dictator was a good friend of the united fruit company. who biko saw himself as the reincarnation of napoleon. and fearing a loss of power had to bend to the use of the words strike petition and union. he believed in forced labor for the poorest and the lowest wages possible. the contract c. signed with united fruit a highly favorable for the company. large nationals like united fruit stuart stability for its for its investments democracy is can be very unstable i mean there's a reason why multinational investment is very low in india and the reason is it's democracy where there are multiple parties is always sort of checking do you always negotiating everything and that's that's a veritable. nightm

ninetieth minute it seems very light place but i want to ask you first about the performance of one mats hummels he really could have saved his team. so so max homer didn't play in the game against ruud he was one of the full players five players sorry. that they you know he was changed so that the and homeless are the big stars in those in that group there's so much almost in play he was studying the game today and kind of didn't really see him because in all fairness germany did have the most of the ball so we didn't really see him to fan the we didn't really see him in any kind of action until eighty six minutes eighty six minutes he got a full a completely clear headed these three four yards out of goal and he had said oh you think that was a big chance he's still in there now that was a big chance and that was a moment we all thought was going to come east we thought germany were going to put use ago the cross came by the way from so. you know something the two isn't that something could together in this game then only a minute later again he has a head at which it even heads even further a

the three of the four chance they got to match home most match homeless and i'm not kidding mats hummels missed three open goals on headers from the eighty six minutes and to the end of the game i have lost count of how many one woman eighty six minutes we watched the replay he was completely about six yards out you think he couldn't possibly miss but he did and this was the consequence a few minutes later this was in what the ninety second minute kin was on it went to walvis well so. you know a lot of these young guys. when it came down to answer it it turned out that it was toni kroos whack to pass the ball to him so it wouldn't have mattered had he been outside it came from a german german foot and you think about that the irony of that it was toni kroos who actually gave germany the lifeline and he gave kind of gave it away again i mean i hold nothing against tony because in that situation it's what happens in football you know he i think he is. he's the only german player who comes out of this with with his dignity but doesn't say a lot that he was that deep trying to defend for he

defender mats hummels was pa rt players.winning squad four years ago, so was mesut 0zil. big questions for coachjoachim ago, so was mesut 0zil. big questions for coach joachim low ago, so was mesut 0zil. big questions for coachjoachim low over selection and tactics and he said it was something for them to reckon with and would create public uproar in germany. he also said they deserved to go out. you wonder why we support our teams! fans in berlin we re we support our teams! fans in berlin were watching and there was shock and disbelief. those are the words we keep coming back to as we tried to put some sense to this. this world cup i think the team is not finished, they need two years to be a good team. all three matches, it was awful. i thought maybe the last 20 minutes they did everything but it was from first minute the same. 20 minutes they did everything but it was from first minute the samelj think we have got many troubles inside the team and the german people so they were arguing and there is no unit. a lot of react

get my hummels. if intricacy would still. believe the c.m.o. spittle on the nose one of every knows when i see it this year to come and then normal kilos that it was minus one as was another. this police officer who was willing to speak out might be a sign that mexico is at a turning point the activists have spent years working to defend human rights and now it seems their work is finally bearing fruit. more and more ordinary mexicans are beginning to make their voices heard demanding that the international community of justice intervene. leading representatives of the mexican church are also joining in. several visits by the my sisters and brothers st paul tells us we receive the holy spirit in order to live a good and proper life. and that's what i would like us today to concentrate on a subject of great importance. it's funny because our sisters and brothers yes that of my friends and families of missing people if you know men this is this one that are working to get their case heard before an international body. this law called the lash the

not havinen the cr back in ande being suspended hummels missing the opportunityp after otunity it wass this afternoon. we'll preview those but tell me what the difference is going tob be here betweeneing the number one and number two seed? mexico probably going to earn with brazil? >> that's a big o. >> the winners up obviously playing the opposite winners of the group there's a thought process that goes into that. i can tell you one t that's on their mind right now, though, th mexico tnd swehey are going to prepare like crazy for that next game because they know they've slipped up. they know that they let their foot off the pedal a littleai bt andd to themselves, we can't let that creep in complacency cannot creep in for mexico no matter who theet play. her be brazil or -- it doesn't matter. >> saudi will have to make serious changes this time around because this doesn't work. >> w mig need to send outlove to help him out. >> you want to make seriouss changes going to change. he is going to change, and i don't know where those chaoes are going come right now but we'll have to reasses

hummel from the construction. thank you. >> president brandon: can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> president brandon: there is public comment on the item. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is corrine woods. i've been involved in the pier 70 project for a long time. and dating back to 2006, i've been working with david on implementing mayor newsom's vision. and the crane cove park is a really important piece of the blue greenway. it not only gives us pedestrian and bicycle connection along the water front from mission bay park to the main park in peer pier 70 on down to the power plant site, but it also gives us one of very few water access points for human-powered boats. most of the waterfront down there is too rough, or too turbulent to really encourage human-powered boating. we have mission creek, we have it at pier 52, but this is a really wonderful protected area. and the fact that we're doing so much to encourage water access, maybe why it's a little more expensive? the dirt under the water is probably not terribly clean. like it is everywher

defensive midfield as he really also has their center backs little protection are going to hear from mats hummels the center defender he wants a lot more protection from the rest of his side in the next two games. when seven or eight players are on the attack then it's obvious that offensive power is greater than defensive stability. it's something that i've often spoken to the team about but it's yet to bear fruit. cup it isn't good quite often it's just a room in the back and that's how mexico was so brutal on the counter-attack. and i had a frustrated mots homo's there jonathan a stay there we want to ask you about the other match up in germany's group in a moment but let's take a look at that first because after germany's to field last night it was their group rival sweden and south korea who got the ball rolling on match day five a sweeping up the upper hand for most of the game and finally their pressure paid off in the sixty fifth minute men who came bringing victor clausen down in the box the referee awarded a penalty only after the video system brecker really took him off and the sweden'

mats hummels, defender, had one. awful. we were arguing. now, earlier than expected, they leave it all behind. ben croucher, bbc news. elsewhere in group f, sweden finished top with an impressive three—nil victory over mexico. -- 3-0. both sides have gone through though after germany's result. mexico's opponents in the last 16 will be brazil after they ended serbia's tournament with 2—0 win in moscow. former tottenham midfielder paulinho with one of the goals. that win for brazil means that switzerland would have qualified even if they'd lost to costa rica. it ended 2—2 including this extremely bizarre penalty for the costa rica ns. off the post, off the keeper's head, in the net. well, it's going to be a whole lot more comfortable for england tonight. their spot in the last 16 already confirmed ahead of the final group game with belgium. gareth southgate and his squad are in kaliningrad ahead of tonight's game against some familiarfaces. the belgium squad littered with premier league players. tottenham's eric dier plays his club football a